Which states accept international graduates after residency please?
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You have to do this home work yourself. Find/google each state's dental regulating body and check licensing requirements
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hey, can anyone help with the states that allow international trained dentists to practice after residency ?
May you should be more forthcoming and share, maybe we can all learn something
I don't think so
okay then lets not help each other out....seems this thread and forum is kind of dead anyways.
There is a difference between helping and doing your work for you. We are pointing the way to obtain the information or solve a problem, but we are not going to chew for you. In part becoming a licensed dentist in USA requires some drive and enough desire to do research
There is 8 states to begin with, after 1 year of experience 5 more states become available.
After 5 years 40+ states. Not sure about last one but heard a lot of stories that's that sometimes become a problem to get licensed in some states. Also let's say after aegd to work in NY you need one year of GPR. The best option is to look requirements state by state.
If you know any information share please.
After 5 years 40+ states. Not sure about last one but heard a lot of stories that's that sometimes become a problem to get licensed in some states. Also let's say after aegd to work in NY you need one year of GPR. The best option is to look requirements state by state.
If you know any information share please.
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I know Minnesota does allow licensing by credentials. What residency?
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