Normally, I would agree that the cheapest school is the best choice in the long-run. However, I'm interested in joining the Army upon graduation and if I receive the HPSP scholarship, cost won't be a factor.
When I get out of school, I'm interested in pursuing general dentistry. However, I don't want to be limited to simple procedures. The reason I want to do general dentistry is due to the diversity in work they encounter between basic procedures, restorative work, implants, dabbling in endo and Invisalign, etc.
I also understand that I can learn a lot of these more complex procedures in an AEGD or GPR. Many schools advertise that I can get additional training in certain specialties while I'm in school to get more exposure to them. If I wind up pursuing a 1 or 2 year general practice residency, will the additional training in school make a difference? If a school offers additional implant training, should I give that factor significant consideration, or should I be more concerned with where I'd like to potentially live one day/how I like their student body/etc?
Thank you in advance for your responses!
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