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Salwa Mekled1, Eiad Elathamna2, Roopwant Kaur3
1Temple University Kornberg School of Dentistry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
Abstract:
Mentoring in academic dentistry serves as a transformative journey, fostering a safe environment for the exchange of ideas and facilitating career advancement. This descriptive study examines the multifaceted benefits of student mentorship within dental schools, emphasizing the essential "mentor's toolkit" designed to enhance the professional development of mentees. This article will highlight the significant impact of mentorship on mentee growth and professional trajectory. Structured mentorship is crucial for the development of dental students and recommend further research to evaluate and refine mentorship practices, addressing the challenges faced in dental education.
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