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I think you should request it if you want a personal copy. Sorry, it’s been awhile I don’t remember well.

One can get post study visa once you secure a job offer. The employer helps with visa documents. You need to read state’s dental legislation regarding practicing dentistry after 1 year of dental education in the U.S. It’s quite confusing and most of the states want you to have 2 years but there exceptions.

I don’t recall their costs, but one can find it on their website.

Yes, you can loan with different co-signers/ different amounts. You don’t pay all amount right away, school charges per semester usually, they will guide you.

Same way as everyone else. There is no magic. Look for it on websites, I listed some of them; contact practices directly. I’d say it’s easier to find a job once you are in the U.S. also, DA salaries aren’t high enough to afford cost of living here.

You don’t have to be certified in order to work as a dental assistant. Lots of places hire uncertified dental assistants, it’s completely legal.

Nope, I don’t offer this service at this moment.

That’s a good question, I don’t know the answer for sure. I think all US citizens are equally eligible.

That’s an old video, there is a link for individual prices below. They might be old/inactive as well.

I am a student. You need to ask someone else or google

@WisteriaDentistry mam how much dental student loans will you have when you graduate from dental school? Please reply. Thanks a lot.

All of this can be found in Google or in my video about tuition cost. Please, spend some time looking for the information that I already provided. I spent hours to record videos and then some people ask to repeat the same information to them in person. Please, appreciate my hard work and don’t bother me with questions that I already answered in my videos.

Short answer yes. The school will determine the cost of living and you can include it in the loan.

Also I wanted to ask can I take 2 loans , one for mph and other for DDS consecutively and pay both the loans after completing dds (I have co-signers) in usa

They provide with two different kinds. I mostly use the classic design.

I am a dentist. They knew this from the beginning.

It’s a good question. Maybe I will make a whole video about this.

Also, for advanced standing program, how much do you think GPA factors in?

Course by course

I think it has some value, but multiple factors besides GPA are taken into account as well. It’s just a small piece of the overall profile.

Thank you

You surely need the degree.

I would of ask ECE service about this.

Maybe this information is no longer on their website then.

RCT always requires a rubber dam. Everything else is up to you. There is a usual dental light. You can bring loupes if you are used to work in them.

Well, I don’t know for sure. It varies… I’d say 4-6 people per batch.

And how many batches ? ​@@WisteriaDentistry

I don’t think so.

Do you have to put the rubber dam on for the bench test at SIU for Rct access prep?

It could have changed since I took the test. It was class 4 and 2 restorations and ceramic crown prep.

Fo you have an email where I can contact you?

Not sure what you mean by “dent chair”. I didn’t use one for sure. The link is old, maybe something has changed.

I had the same response from the seller. What did you ended up buying?

@@danielaroma1000 I bought that one, it worked fine just had to take breaks often due to overheating

Not sure what you mean. I think ECE report is valid for 5 years for Caapid purposes, for INBDE I think you can use it even if it’s more than 5 years old.

You choose what works best for you. I personally prefer electric but at the end of the game it doesn’t matter too much. I didn’t want to buy compressor and keep it at home; heard good reviews about 1 gal California for home use.

I think cheap loupes are fine for the bench test purposes.

This was very helpful!! Thanks doc!

No, guys, if you would have checked some comments under my video, I clearly state that this version is the cheapest possible and you can use it only manually.

This version doesn’t have a slot to connect a foot pedal. It’s the cheapest. Of course during the actual bench test, one has to use a foot pedal since it simulates actual clinical settings.

I have no idea. You need to find a way to get a work permit somehow first.

I have no idea. You need to find a way to get a work permit somehow first.

America is a nation of immigrants. A good example of a multicultural country would be India.

@@WisteriaDentistry You make a fair point. But there are different cultural regions, just as there are in France, Italy, and Germany.

You have to have any kind of work permission/visa to be eligible to work.

@@WisteriaDentistry sure but , to get a work permission as a foreign dentist is nearly impossible . To be honest , only ways are to marry or a div. lottery

There is not much you can do about it. Just take some breaks. It’s a cheap piece of equipment, I wouldn’t expect much from it.

You need to buy separate equipment for that. In order to have water/air you need a compressor to pump the pressure.

Noted! Thanks a 5❤️

It was ceramic crown prep tooth #29, composite class 2 fill #30, #8 class 4 restoration.

@@WisteriaDentistry thank you !

I said everything that I know regarding this topic in my video. I don’t have more information on this topic.

I support this please

I am thinking about it. Need to talk more to AEGD residents in my school.

There is no reference point since the roof of the pulp chamber is not flat.

Well, the links are 2 years old. You might need to search for new ones.

Yes, if you find a job.

@@WisteriaDentistry Can I really work legally?

Your questions are very vague. Legally from what standpoint? Visa, certification??? Please, read yourself laws for each state. I am not going to do it for you.

@@WisteriaDentistry Thanks ma’am

If you plan to treat patients, you need a compressor for air that comes from handpiece. For bench test purposes I didn’t use any compressor, since I was able just to brush off the dust from plastic teeth. The model that shown has no attachment for foot pedal, only manual. That’s the cheapest and only good for practice for bench. Also, if you want air/water, you need to buy compressor as well.

Hello! Thank you for your advices! I just have a tiny yet important question 😅 What do I have to plug in the water/air connector? I plugged all the thing that are included in the packaging of the micromotor, dunno how to make it work PS : I have the same model as yours Thank you in advance! ❤️🦷