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Becoming an orthodontist assistant generally requires completion of a dental assisting certificate or degree program. Additionally, orthodontist assistants might need to be licensed, depending on the requirements of their state.
According to PayScale.com, as of January 2016, the average hourly wage for most certified orthodontic assistants (COAs) was between $13.59 and $22.88, with a median hourly income of $18.00. These figures work out to most annual salaries ranging between $24,161 and $53,638, with the median being $35,972. Education Requirements An associate's degree in dental assisting is required for a career as an orthodontic assistant.