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    • Dental workforce development
    • Future of dentistry

    Background:

    • Societal shifts and technological advancements are reshaping oral healthcare delivery.
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    • To define the profile of the future dental professional.
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    • Specific skills and competencies are identified as essential for future dentists.
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