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Resident Satisfaction With Orthodontic Training: Evaluating Experiences and Program.

Jason Nguyen¹, Sandra Andari¹, Maria Karakousoglou¹

¹School of Dentistry, Developmental Dentistry, University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Texas, USA.

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Most orthodontic residents are satisfied with their training, but gaps exist in didactic and research education. Program evaluation and resident feedback are crucial for improving orthodontic residency programs.

Keywords:

Orthodontic education Program evaluation Resident satisfaction

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Orthodontics
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Medical Education

Background:

Resident satisfaction is vital for assessing orthodontic training program effectiveness.
This study evaluated resident satisfaction with U.S. orthodontic training programs.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the perceived satisfaction of orthodontic residents with their current training programs in the United States.

Main Methods:

A cross-sectional study utilizing an anonymous 40-item survey.
Assessed 27 aspects of residency training, including clinical, didactic, and research components.

Main Results:

78.8% of residents reported overall satisfaction with their training.
High satisfaction in clinical training, infrastructure, and faculty interactions.
Lower satisfaction reported in didactic content organization, research time, mentorship, and auxiliary support.

Conclusions:

Most residents are satisfied, but significant areas for improvement exist in didactic and research training.
Low response rate limits generalizability; ongoing program evaluation is recommended.
Incorporating resident feedback into the accreditation process (e.g., by CODA) is suggested.