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( ) ( ) on World Bank classification of your country of residence) $30
$60
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British Division $10 $45
( ) Canadian Division $25 $90
Chilean Division (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $10 $45
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Continental European Division $25 $60
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Behaviorial Epidemiologic & Health Services Research Peruvian Division (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $15 $15
Cariology Research Saudi Arabian Division $10 $20
Craniofacial Biology Scandinavian Division (includes subscription to European $15 $70
Dental Anesthesiology and Special Care Research Journal of Oral Sciences)
Dental Materials Southeast Asian Division (Upper Middle Income) $0 $5
Diagnostic Sciences Southeast Asian Division (High Income) $0 $10
Education Research Uruguayan Division (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $5
Geriatric Oral Research Venezuelan Division (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $5
Implantology Research Caribbean Section (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $10
Microbiology/Immunology Costa Rican Section (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $10 $10
Mineralized Tissue Ecuadorian Section (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $5
Neuroscience Egyptian Section $10 $10
Nutrition Research Guatemalan Section (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $5
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Pakistani Section $15 $20
Oral Health Research Panamanian Section (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $5
Oral Medicine & Pathology Paraguayan Section (includes $5 Latin American Region Dues) $5 $5
Orthodontics Research Sudanese Section $0 $10
Pediatric Oral Health Research
Periodontal Research
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Prosthodontics
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Israeli Division Mongolian Section
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Print edition of the Journal of Dental Research (JDR) $25 $50
British Division Behavioral Sciences
Print edition of the JDR Clinical & Translational $12 $20
British Division Oral Medicine & Pathology
Research ( JDR CTR)
British Division Dental Materials
British Division Oral Microbiology & Immunology (OMIG)
British Division Implantology Research
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If you are joining as an IADR/AADCOR member, based in the USA you will be Name of Your School/Institution
assigned to an AADOCR Section based on your zip code. AADOCR Section
membership is required and dues are $20 for members.
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COUNTRY/REGION COUNTRY CLASSIFICATION MEMBER DUES
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Afghanistan Low income $ 68 COUNTRY/REGION COUNTRY CLASSIFICATION MEMBER DUES COUNTRY/REGION COUNTRY CLASSIFICATION MEMBER DUES
Albania Lower middle income $ 68 Greece High income $ 195 Northern Mariana Islands High income $ 195
Algeria Lower middle income $ 68 Greenland High income $ 195 Norway High income $ 195
American Samoa Upper middle income $ 117 Grenada Upper middle income $ 117 Oman Upper middle income $ 117
Andorra High income $ 195 Guam High income $ 195 Pakistan Lower middle income $ 68
Angola Lower middle income $ 68 Guatemala Lower middle income $ 68 Palau Upper middle income $ 117
Antigua and Barbuda Upper middle income $ 117 Guinea Low income $ 68 Panama Upper middle income $ 117
Argentina Upper middle income $ 117 Guinea-Bissau Low income $ 68 Papua New Guinea Lower middle income $ 68
Armenia Lower middle income $ 68 Guyana Upper middle income $ 117 Paraguay Upper middle income $ 117
Aruba High income $ 195 Haiti Low income $ 68 Peru Upper middle income $ 117
Australia High income $ 195 Honduras Lower middle income $ 68 Philippines Lower middle income $ 68
Austria High income $ 195 Hong Kong, SAR China High income $ 195 Poland Upper middle income $ 117
Azerbaijan Lower middle income $ 68 Hungary Upper middle income $ 117 Portugal High income $ 195
Bahamas, The High income $ 195 Iceland High income $ 195 Puerto Rico High income $ 195
Bahrain High income $ 195 India Lower middle income $ 68 Qatar High income $ 195
Bangladesh Lower middle income $ 68 Indonesia Lower middle income $ 68 Romania Upper middle income $ 117
Barbados Upper middle income $ 117 Iran, Islamic Rep. Lower middle income $ 68 Russia Upper middle income $ 117
Belarus Upper middle income $ 117 Iraq Lower middle income $ 68 Rwanda Low income $ 68
Belgium High income $ 195 Ireland High income $ 195 Saint Martin High income $ 195
Belize Lower middle income $ 68 Isle of Man High income $ 195 Samoa Lower middle income $ 68
Benin Low income $ 68 Israel High income $ 195 San Marino High income $ 195
Bermuda High income $ 195 Italy High income $ 195 Sāo Tomé and Principe Low income $ 68
Bhutan Lower middle income $ 68 Jamaica Lower middle income $ 68 Saudi Arabia High income $ 195
Bolivia Lower middle income $ 68 Japan High income $ 195 Senegal Low income $ 68
Bosnia and Herzegovina Upper middle income $ 117 Jersey High Income $ 195 Serbia Upper middle income $ 117
Botswana Upper middle income $ 117 Jordan Lower middle income $ 68 Seychelles Upper middle income $ 117
Brazil Upper middle income $ 117 Kazakhstan Upper middle income $ 117 Sierra Leone Low income $ 68
Brunei Darussalam High income $ 195 Kenya Low income $ 68 Singapore High income $ 195
Bulgaria Upper middle income $ 117 Kiribati Lower middle income $ 68 Slovak Republic High income $ 195
Burkina Faso Low income $ 68 Korea, Dem. Rep. Low income $ 68 Slovenia High income $ 195
Burundi Low income $ 68 Korea, Rep. High income $ 195 Solomon Islands Lower middle income $ 68
Cambodia Lower middle income $ 68 Kosovo Lower middle income $ 68 Somalia Low income $ 68
Cameroon Lower middle income $ 68 Kuwait High income $ 195 South Africa Upper middle income $ 117
Canada High income $ 195 Kyrgyz Republic Lower middle income $ 68 South Sudan Low income $ 68
Cape Verde Lower middle income $ 68 Lao PDR Lower middle income $ 68 Spain High income $ 195
Cayman Islands High income $ 195 Latvia High income $ 195 Sri Lanka Lower middle income $ 68
Cantral African Republic Low income $ 68 Lebanon Upper middle income $ 117 St. Kitts and Nevis High income $ 195
Chad Low income $ 68 Lesotho Lower middle income $ 68 St. Lucia Upper middle income $ 117
Chile Upper middle income $ 117 Liberia Low income $ 68 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Upper middle income $ 117
China Upper middle income $ 117 Libya Upper middle income $ 117 Sudan Lower middle income $ 68
Colombia Upper middle income $ 117 Liechtenstein High income $ 195 Suriname Upper middle income $ 117
Comoros Low income $ 68 Lithuania High income $ 195 Swaziland Lower middle income $ 68
Congo, Dem. Rep. Low income $ 68 Luxembourg High income $ 195 Sweden High income $ 195
Congo, Rep. Lower middle income $ 68 Macao, SAR China High income $ 195 Switzerland High income $ 195
Costa Rica Upper middle income $ 117 Macedonia, FYR Upper middle income $ 117 Syrian Arab Republic Low income $ 68
Côte d’Ivoire Lower middle income $ 68 Madagascar Low income $ 68 Tajikistan Low income $ 68
Croatia Upper middle income $ 117 Malawi Low income $ 68 Tanzania Low income $ 68
Cuba Upper middle income $ 117 Malaysia Upper middle income $ 117 Taiwan High income $ 195
Curaçao High income $ 195 Maldives Upper middle income $ 117 Thailand Upper middle income $ 117
Cyprus High income $ 195 Mali Low income $ 68 Timor-Leste Lower middle income $ 68
Czechia High income $ 195 Malta High income $ 195 Togo Low income $ 68
Denmark High income $ 195 Marshall Islands Lower middle income $ 68 Tonga Lower middle income $ 68
Djibouti Lower middle income $ 68 Mauritania Lower middle income $ 68 Trinidad and Tobago Upper middle income $ 117
Dominica Upper middle income $ 117 Mauritius Upper middle income $ 117 Tunisia Lower middle income $ 68
Dominican Republic Upper middle income $ 117 Mayotte Upper middle income $ 117 Turkey Upper middle income $ 117
Ecuador Upper middle income $ 117 Mexico Upper middle income $ 117 Turkmenistan Upper middle income $ 117
Egypt, Arab Rep. Lower middle income $ 68 Micronesia, Fed. Sts. Lower middle income $ 68 Turks and Caicos High income $ 195
El Salvador Lower middle income $ 68 Moldova Lower middle income $ 68 Tuvalu Upper middle income $ 117
Equatorial Guinea Upper middle income $ 117 Monaco High income $ 195 Uganda Low income $ 68
Eritrea Low income $ 68 Mongolia Lower middle income $ 68 Ukraine Lower middle income $ 68
Estonia High income $ 195 Montenegro Upper middle income $ 117 United Arab Emirates High income $ 195
Ethiopia Low income $ 68 Morocco Lower middle income $ 68 United Kingdom High income $ 195
Faeroe Islands High income $ 195 Mozambique Low income $ 68 United States High income $ 195
Fiji Upper middle income $ 117 Myanmar Lower middle income $ 68 Uruguay Upper middle income $ 117
Finland High income $ 195 Namibia Lower middle income $ 68 Uzbekistan Lower middle income $ 68
France High income $ 195 Nauru Upper middle income $ 117 Vanuatu Lower middle income $ 68
French Polynesia High income $ 195 Nepal Low income $ 68 Venezuela, RB Upper middle income $ 117
Gabon Upper middle income $ 117 Netherlands High income $ 195 Vietnam Lower middle income $ 68
Gambia, The Low income $ 68 Netherlands Antilles High income $ 195 Virgin Islands (U.S.) High income $ 195
Georgia Lower middle income $ 68 New Caledonia High income $ 195 West Bank & Gaza Lower middle income $ 68
Germany High income $ 195 New Zealand High income $ 195 Yemen, Rep. Low middle income $ 68
Ghana Lower middle income $ 68 Nicaragua Lower middle income $ 68 Zambia Lower middle income $ 68
Gibraltar High income $ 195 Niger Low income $ 68 Zimbabwe Low income $ 68
Nigeria Lower middle income $ 68