Career Opportunities in Orthodontics in Canada
Career and employment opportunities for Canadian university students graduating in Orthodontics.
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Those with a background in orthodontics can work in a dentist's office where they work with patients requiring braces or retainers. They can either work in collaboration with other dentists or go into solo practice.
Outside of private practice, orthodontists can work as dental educators in the post-secondary school system, as researchers, in dental administration, or as sales representatives for dental supply companies. Orthodontists can also work internationally, for instance for the Red Cross, Dentists Without Borders, or as volunteer dentists working in third-world countries.
A background in orthodontics can also lead to a degree in surgery, otolaryngology, orthopedics, or other medical specialties. Graduates can also branch into biomedical sciences such as nanoengineering, biomaterials, and biomechanics.
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Study and Work in Orthodontics in Canada
Study Orthodontics in Canada
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Graduate Orthodontics Admission Requirements
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