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my brotha - this thread was like 8 down... http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=995468
but if your committee doesn't require a dentist letter you may be in the clear. Generally whoever writes your letters will state how they know you, and how long they've known you, ie, how many hours you've shadowed them (give or take).
but if your committee doesn't require a dentist letter you may be in the clear. Generally whoever writes your letters will state how they know you, and how long they've known you, ie, how many hours you've shadowed them (give or take).
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I see. Thanks very much man!
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Assuming I'm getting a committee letter, should I submit the dentist letter to the committee, or directly to the schools?
Generally you need 3 letters; assuming you've done significant shadowing, there needs to be a letter from the doc addressing your experience.
