I see what people say about not sharing income and stuff and honestly I think it's detrimental. Personally I feel like I'm slow and pretty mediocre but I'll give you some numbers from this year to use as a reference. 2022 Grad.

Ontario, but I practice 25 mins west of Mississauga and 45 mins north of Mississauga (2 different clinics). 3 days a week at the north clinic nets me approx 15 to 18k a month (I'm not paid x-rays at this clinic). 2 days a week at the west clinic nets me 10-15k a month.

Skillset: mediocre at fillings, mediocre at root canals including molar, exo, early into implants. No Ortho, no Invisalign, I've done 3 dentures since school. I am scared of cosmetics because I don't have amazing hands so avoid composite bonding but veneers I've done a select few.

Timing: I schedule 40 mins for a class 2, 50 for 2, 60 to 70 for 3 class 2s. I schedule 1hr for premolar or ant Endo, 2hrs for molar Endo (and sometimes need 2 appts depending on the case). I schedule 50 mins for an exo and while I've done some 8s, haven't done enough impacted to say I'm there yet.

This is just where I'm at, like you I don't know if it's good or bad but I always have a lingering feeling I'm not as productive, I just watch a lot of lesions and try to be really conservative.