Yes! It was so much fun. Thank you :)

Hi! Thank you! Yes, one of the main reasons we have this KZfaq channel is so that we could one day look back on the memories and see how far we've progressed. Thank you for your support!! Means a lot 🦷👍🏻

We miss you too!

Thank you!

My man, we appreciate it bro!

Thanks so much!

Thank you!! 😊

Thank you Olivia

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Hahaha, I’m glad we fit the stereotype of dentists!

These are all great questions but again, there are many factors that will cause variation. The types of procedures being done, location of the practice, hours of operation, etc. According to Google, the average dental practice in the US makes a gross revenue of $1.19 million a year. From my knowledge, practice owners take in around 40% of the practice so they’d be looking at over $400,000/year after overhead costs. Again, these are all estimations and there are many variables that can alter these numbers. I am also not sure how accurate these data findings are on Google. -Nico

Yup, we’re attending different schools. We’re hoping to show unique content from both of our programs as we both get through dental school :)

Both Kathleen and I would love to open a practice together in the future. In terms of cost, again, it all depends on the situation. Some practices cost more in more desirable places, such as Miami, other practices cost less. Some people start their own practice from the ground up, some people buy an already functional practice with a patient base that might cost more. -Nico

Hey! I am not sure if there is graduate housing available although I would assume there would be. However, we’re both living off campus with roommates. We found D1 dental roommates and are living 4-5 walking minutes away from our dental school.

Hey! That’s a tough questions to answer because there are many variables that determine those answers. Personally, I’ll graduate with around $200,000-300,000 in debt. However, if I attended my instate public school, it might have cheaper. The second question also varies. Assuming I don’t specialize, I could start working in private practice and make anywhere from $150k+/year. If I choose to work in a less desirable area, I could be making over $300k a year. If I choose to specialize I would be sacrificing more years to study but will be making more once I graduate. I’m open to all specialties and programs as of now so I can’t give you a definitive answer to your questions because it call all change. Hope this helps! -Nico

The tuition varies from year to year as well as it changes from D1-D4 year. For D1 year at Maryland out of state, tuition is $90,535 plus fees. Penn is $86,448 plus fees. You could see full pricing with fees and other costs on the schools website. Keep in mind, this doesn’t include housing, transportation, food, school fees, insurance, etc. Hope this helps!

Hey! I’m not sure yet to be honest. I’m open to all specialties and all possibilities. For now, I’m leaning more towards general dentistry but who knows. That might change once I start doing the procedures myself during dental school. -Nico