I do think this is a (1997) rather than a (2022), judging by the line at the bottom where it says that’s when it was originally published. Also, language in the

I do think this is a (1997) rather than a (2022), judging by the line at the bottom where it says that’s when it was originally published. Also, language in the piece—selecting dentists at random from 28 cities’ Yellow Pages, the claim that “the average income for dentists in private practice for 1994, the last year for which figures are available, was $117,610”—seem to support the idea that these figures are from 26 years ago rather than last year. And if those prices were in 1997 dollars, I can’t imagine they’d be anything but much higher in 2022.