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This article explores the benefits and methods of training in dental practice based on current accepted educational theories.
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Effective delivery of any service or clinical activity is dependent on having the right resources delivered at the right time, in the right place and in the right way. This can only happen if every person involved in the delivery knows what to do, when and how; this requires training.
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