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First you attend a college or university with a pre-dental program to receive your bachelor of science degree, then dental school to receive your dental degree, and last your Oral Surgery degree.

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The job availability for an Oral Surgeon is good, and the pay is good. There are approximately 5,000 Oral Surgeons in the US.

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The schedule varies, but mostly 8-10 hours 5 days a week unless they are called to the hospital for trauma.

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Most Oral surgeons work inside of hospitals and some do work inside of clinics.

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The average salary for an Oral Surgeon is $233,900.

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To be considered an Oral Surgeon you will need a DDS or a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree.

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There are 4 years of undergrad to get a degree, 4 years of dental school, and 4-6 years of Oral Surgery training. The 6 year program you receive an MD degree, which is (Medical Doctor). May also receive dental training at a dental school which includes a 4 year curriculum working towards their DDS. (Doctor of Dental Surgery) degree.

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Perform surgery and related methods on the hard and delicate tissues of the oral and maxillofacial districts to treat sicknesses, wounds, or infections. May analyze issues of the oral and maxillofacial locales. May perform surgery to enhance capacity or appearance. They do trauma cases to the face, jaw, and mouth.