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J Dent Educ. 70(4): 448-462 2006
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ADEA Survey of Clinic Fees and Revenue: 2003–04 Academic Year

Richard G. Weaver, D.D.S.; Richard W. Valachovic, D.M.D., M.P.H.

The American Dental Education Association’s 2003–04 Survey of Clinic Fees and Revenue obtained data by which to report, by school, clinic revenue information per student. Fifty-one of the fifty-four dental schools that had third- and fourth-year students responded to the survey. The median revenue per third-year student was $9,937. It was $13,602 for fourth-year students. Clinic revenue was also obtained for programs of advanced dental education. General Practice Residency programs generated the highest revenue per student at $66,474, followed by programs of Advanced Education in General Dentistry at $63,860. Other areas of the survey provided information regarding clinic fees by type of program, levels of uncompensated care by type of program, clinic revenue by source of payment, and dental school fees as a percent of usual and customary private practice fees.




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