If you are considering post secondary education, Colorado is a state worth looking at. Dental schools in Colorado can help students gain the comprehension and proficiency needed to successfully launch a career as a dental professional. There are 3 dental colleges in Colorado for students to choose from. Dental programs in Colorado reportedly graduated 37 students in the 2008-2009 school year.
| City | School | Programs Offered |
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| Dental Schools in Colorado Springs |
Pima Medical Institute-Colorado Springs
3770 Citadel Drive North
Colorado Springs, CO, 80909 |
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| Dental Schools in Denver |
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO, 80204 |
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Pima Medical Institute
7475 Dakin St Suite 100
Denver, CO, 80221 |
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| City | 10th Percentile | 25th Percentile | 50th Percentile | 75th Percentile | 90th Percentile | Average |
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| Colorado Springs | $39,777.50 | $48,235.00 | $65,455.00 | $42,757.50 | $47,862.50 | $70,185.00 |
| Denver | $38,522.50 | $48,095.00 | $68,870.00 | $46,182.50 | $52,507.50 | $75,745.00 |
| Profession | Skills Required | Duties Performed |
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| Certified Dental Lab Technician |
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| Certified Dental Assistant |
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| Dentist |
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