New Zealand increases dental school places, expands access for rural students
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Why it matters for dental
New Zealand’s decision to add dental school seats and ease rural entry may eventually increase the supply of dentists available for U.S. practices seeking foreign-trained associates or for DSOs scouting overseas recruitment pipelines.
Key points
- New Zealand government increases the number of funded dental school places.
- New Zealand government expands entry pathways for rural students.
- Reported by Oral Health Group.
Who should care
Read the original on Oral Health Group
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