4 Reasons Dental Assistants Are Paid So Well
- There is a serious nationwide shortage of Dental Assistants, and Dental Assistants must find and hire Dental Assistants ASAP to keep their businesses running.
- According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of Dental Assistants is expected to grow significantly from 2019 to 2029, faster than the average for any other career.
- The median Dental Assistant salary in Texas was 37,360 in a year and is still rising.
- Top 10 percent of Dental Assistants earn more than 47,470.
Dental Assistants with an education from an accredited school tend to earn more than others.
When weighing job opportunities, a Dental Assistant should also take into consideration health insurance, retirement plans, vacation time, compensation for continuing education and growth opportunities. These all play an important role in earning potential.
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