Specialization

[dentstd]

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If you use the term "specialization," then you're probably not educated enough to get into a dental "specialty."

 

[Regmata]

I think it is safe to say that at this stage in the game, all predental students are not educated enough to get into a dental specialty.

 

[bruinpredent]

😴😴😴

talk about a waste of a thread

 

[phraud]

If you use the term "specialization," then you're probably not educated enough to get into a dental "specialty."

Man, you sound like a total douche bag...

 

[Montserrat]

If you use the term "specialization," then you're probably not educated enough to get into a dental "specialty."

I'm positive I've heard it referred to as specialization before. Did a quick look up, and several schools have post grad programs in "Areas of Specialization." Also, the journal of dental education refers to it as areas of specialization as well, particularly in a recently accepted article (interesting article btw.)

http://www.jdentaled.org/cgi/content/abstract/71/6/797

 

[superfinger45]

If you use the term "specialization," then you're probably not educated enough to get into a dental "specialty."

I think if you made this post your probably not smart enough to get into dental school... let alone a specialization...

 

[armorshell]

Specializationtyizing?

 

[ItsGavinC]

Quite a waste of space, as a previous user mentioned.