Dear sir,mam! ALL dentist can have very good salary in winter season with cold ! Everybody need at least gum teeth protection muscle with shining teeth dentist approved tooth paste ! Tooth brush ! For child! Young ! Old age as per the best dentist ! All physiotherapy can have patient from saicatic sezofornia with yoga! Aerobics exercise with dailly physiotherapy practice class as per old age people muscle tight! Knee ! Leg pain ! Backbone pain etc ....
Your last videos have answered all the questions I use to google before I got into dental school.... so thanks again😬 I can’t believe the £1000 deduction though 😂
Hi i just discovered your channel and love the vids. What is the piece of tech you use to write on and get the text up on the screen, from your other videos it looks like a screenless smart pad sorta thing.
Thank you for the information really appreciate it! I am not sure if I understood completely, but if a patient comes with an urgent need of extraction that count as 1.2 UDA, but if the extraction was planed it counts as 3. What is the logic behind that? Shouldn't an urgent extraction count as more? Another thing I find complete madness is counting root canal treatment the same level of complexity as a filling; however does the dentist gets separate UDA for the root canal treatment and the filling, obviously the tooth will need a filling after the root canal treatment so is that 3+3? The way this is designed sounds really discouraging to do root canal treatments.
Hi there!this is super informative,thanks.my question is how much does an associate dentist earn in your example at the end of the year as you didn’t mention the breakdown of lab fees etc and what it amounts to.So what seems like£70000 is actually how much in effect?many thanks!
Hello ! I hope you are doing okay ! I want to ask you a couple of questions about how much money have you discounted for the student loan cause i dont have them . And do you thing a single person can actually live with just the UDA salery as a begining !
That money is actually tax collection, NHS subtracts the money that patients pay at the practice before paying the practice. So effectively, money paid by patients does not go to the practice but to the NHS.
I am currently studying dentistry abroad but I am planning to come back to Uk for foundation year so I would like to know is process will be different for international students??
Thanks but i think the expressions and everything were a bit too professional and not really simple for a student to understand it might be beneficial for a uni student who is already studying dentistry
Good afternoon, could someone help me? i need a dentist i was recommended to Chesterfield Orthodontic and they replied that they only accepted patients through the NHS from a referral system called Rego by a general dentist. Because they cannot accept references from the patients themselves Since I never had a dentist in the UK how do I order one? There are no vacancies and the only hospital that has it grateful for your help
Register at a dentist first, and then the dentist will check whether you need braces or not and if it can be covered under the NHS, and then if you are eligible for NHS treatment for braces you will get referred on a orthodontist. That's it, the waiting list is long though.
overpaid? Try actually doing a 5 year degree and training in healthcare. You remind me of someone who said doctors are overpaid. Also, dentistry is one of the most stressful careers, just research about it. P.S. It’s all about supply and demand in economics. A profession with more demand will pay more than a profession with less demand. That’s just how it is.
@@rydokray3094 hmmm are you sure about that? ''Bachelor degree in science and chemistry and biology'' That doesn't exist. Plus, the way you write (spelling and grammar mistakes + tone) and your crappy yt videos... nah I'm not buying it, obviously lies that I can see right through. P.S. You haven't answered any of my points Newton
Thank you for the information, you're honestly so lovable!! ♥️
Thank you so much for this video! It was so useful and interesting! 😊
Yay I'm happy I could help :)
theDentlyf yes you have definitely helped answer my questions, thank you 😊
Dear sir,mam! ALL dentist can have very good salary in winter season with cold ! Everybody need at least gum teeth protection muscle with shining teeth dentist approved tooth paste ! Tooth brush ! For child! Young ! Old age as per the best dentist ! All physiotherapy can have patient from saicatic sezofornia with yoga! Aerobics exercise with dailly physiotherapy practice class as per old age people muscle tight! Knee ! Leg pain ! Backbone pain etc ....
Thank you! This was really fascinating!
Thanks I'm happy to hear it!
theDentlyf isn’t there a new dentist reform?
Your last videos have answered all the questions I use to google before I got into dental school.... so thanks again😬 I can’t believe the £1000 deduction though 😂
Thanks so much for the feedback! I know it's painful haha :((((
Thank you for this! Very easy to follow
This was soooo useful! Thank you🥳
Glad it helped you!
Omg even in develop countries they consider patient as target, this is ridiculous, putting pressure on doctors and giving them penny salary
Hi i just discovered your channel and love the vids. What is the piece of tech you use to write on and get the text up on the screen, from your other videos it looks like a screenless smart pad sorta thing.
thank you! I use a gaomon drawing pad and screen record at the same time!
You're really inspiring ❤️, what about a non European dentist's salary after clearing ORE,can you provide detailed information about ORE , thankyou ✨
Thanks so much, I will try but your best bet will be searching online as I have no experience in this!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Hi Dr Komal, thank you for this insight! Do you know of any way of converting UDAs to an hourly rate
Thank you for the information really appreciate it!
I am not sure if I understood completely, but if a patient comes with an urgent need of extraction that count as 1.2 UDA, but if the extraction was planed it counts as 3. What is the logic behind that? Shouldn't an urgent extraction count as more?
Another thing I find complete madness is counting root canal treatment the same level of complexity as a filling; however does the dentist gets separate UDA for the root canal treatment and the filling, obviously the tooth will need a filling after the root canal treatment so is that 3+3? The way this is designed sounds really discouraging to do root canal treatments.
Hi there!this is super informative,thanks.my question is how much does an associate dentist earn in your example at the end of the year as you didn’t mention the breakdown of lab fees etc and what it amounts to.So what seems like£70000 is actually how much in effect?many thanks!
Hi! I didn't break down the lab fees etc because it varies depending on the dentist/practice/lab.
Still considering between GEM and Graduate Entry Dentistry by the time I'm 40.
Very useful video
Thanks a lot
Very helpful video Komal :)
Thank you 😊
Hello ! I hope you are doing okay ! I want to ask you a couple of questions about how much money have you discounted for the student loan cause i dont have them . And do you thing a single person can actually live with just the UDA salery as a begining !
and how much do Self-Employed Dentist earns?
What about the moneg coming from the patients themselves for band 1 2 3, where does that go? To the owners pocket?
That money is actually tax collection, NHS subtracts the money that patients pay at the practice before paying the practice. So effectively, money paid by patients does not go to the practice but to the NHS.
I am currently studying dentistry abroad but I am planning to come back to Uk for foundation year so I would like to know is process will be different for international students??
Check out my recent video where I touch on this subject, if you have any more questions do get in touch again!
Thanks but i think the expressions and everything were a bit too professional and not really simple for a student to understand it might be beneficial for a uni student who is already studying dentistry
Sure I get that it is quite confusing, feel free to ask if you didn't understand something!
As a dutch dentist this all sounds ridiculously low, why would you do band2 treatments at these rates??
Do you have to do dct training straight after foundation years? Or can practice as a dentist and then decide to do it?
very useful
but in dft after taxes the sallary will be about 1950£ per month right? and its about 23.400 per year not 20.400 am i right ?
She calculated it with the pension deducted
did you include student loan deductions/pension/national insurance?
Can you opt to do more hours for more money in DFT?
As per the DFT contract, you aren't allowed to unfortunately!
Hi do you know whether it is better to work for the NHS or in a private practice
I think they both have their pros and cons!
what is the difference between DCT and associate?
Why are salaries so low in UK?
It is because free healthcare and education costs low compared to usa
If you are a dentist from Europe, can u get into this sistem??
Can a foreign trained dentist go for dental foundation course while preparing for gdc?
Yes of course
can i ask you how much a 10 year experienced dentist is paid by uad? thanks
Good afternoon, could someone help me?
i need a dentist i was recommended to Chesterfield Orthodontic
and they replied that they only accepted patients through the NHS from a referral system called Rego by a general dentist. Because they cannot accept references from the patients themselves
Since I never had a dentist in the UK how do I order one?
There are no vacancies and the only hospital that has it
grateful for your help
Register at a dentist first, and then the dentist will check whether you need braces or not and if it can be covered under the NHS, and then if you are eligible for NHS treatment for braces you will get referred on a orthodontist. That's it, the waiting list is long though.
Madam how much do you earn now ? Nice video.
I earn the DFT salary!
Is working privately in the 6th year?
How much do orthodontists earn?
It really varies, a lot of factors play a part
Orthodontists earn 200-250k pound sterlings a year in uk.
Is dental hygienist a good carrier
YES!
Is there route to PR after getting dentistry job here?!
Can you tell me you mean when you say PR?
Permanent residency
@@1marialatoya thanks, @hari not sure but I assume that there would be check the gdc website for more info
i am from india .. and pursued bachelor in dental surgery here and want to practice dentistry in uk ... so what should i do ... plz help me
its quite a long process check out this link to start www.gdc-uk.org/registration/overseas-registration-exam
@@drkomalchopra thanks a lot for this help miss
@@ashishpathak3034 Stay in india. U wont get a job here. Forget it
can u pls tell me how much hygienist is paid in uk?/
I am not sure sorry!
Thanks a lot..do you know how much dentists in private clinics can earn? I heard this is about 140k..
I have no idea, I think it varies on a lot of different factors!
Frankly Dentist and lawyers make far far more than what they are worth.......
so hypothetically your dentist could be giving you unnecessary treatments to meet their uda?
Hypothetically maybe, but you are assigned a target that is suitable for you/your practice
FAR TOO MUCH OVERPAID (GREED IS A CURSE!!)
overpaid? Try actually doing a 5 year degree and training in healthcare. You remind me of someone who said doctors are overpaid. Also, dentistry is one of the most stressful careers, just research about it.
P.S. It’s all about supply and demand in economics. A profession with more demand will pay more than a profession with less demand. That’s just how it is.
@@idrk1507 I have done 7 years av got a bachelor degree in science and chemistry biology so go bk to school and shut ur Burger King hole!!!!
@@idrk1507 And am 34 grand in debt because of it thank so much for comment but get ur facts right
@@rydokray3094
hmmm are you sure about that? ''Bachelor degree in science and chemistry and biology'' That doesn't exist.
Plus, the way you write (spelling and grammar mistakes + tone) and your crappy yt videos... nah I'm not buying it, obviously lies that I can see right through.
P.S. You haven't answered any of my points Newton
@@rydokray3094 lolllll imagine wasting your life for debt and ranting on CZcams