Career Research


                                  Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon 

 Duties and responsibilities: They perform surgery and procedures that are very difficult to treat diseases, injuries or defects. The surgery also may be to improve functions. All the surgery and procedures happen in the oral maxillofacial regions.

 Salary: $232,870 

 Education:

  • 4 years of dental school
  • 4-6 years of residency 


Demand or needs: Growth of 1.28 per year.
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Reflection: I would not enroll in this career because to me this seems dangerous when performing surgery. I would not want to mess up on any patient.
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