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Specialty Certification & Licensure

Dentists must be licensed to practice dentistry in Canada. Dental licensure is a provincial responsibility. Each province/territory has a dental regulatory authority/licensing body that establishes regulations and requirements for the licensure of specialists within their jurisdiction. The fees for licensure and specialty certification in each province may change annually.

Internationally Trained Dentists from Non-Accredited Dental Programs

For information on how to practise dentistry in Canada, please contact the NDEB directly.

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