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 \nDentists  \nNOC website  \nJob Duties  \n• Examine patients' teeth, gums and surrounding tissue to diagnose disease, injury and decay and plan appropriate preventive or corrective treatment  \n• Provide general dental care such as cleaning teeth, filling cavities, performing root canals, applying veneers, and fitting crowns, bridgesand dentures  \n• Restore, extract and replace diseased and decayed teeth  \n• Instruct patients on oral hygiene and preventive dental care  \n• Monitor patient progress to identify changes or the progression of dental disease  \n• Prescribe antibiotics or other medication as required  \n• Bleach, clean, or polish teeth to restore natural color  \n• Refer patients to dental specialists as needed for recommended procedures  \n• Supervise dental hygienists, dental assistants and other staff  \n• May provide basic orthodontic treatments with additional training  \nDentists  \nNOC website  \nEmployment requirements  \n• Two to four years of pre-dentistry university studies or, in Quebec, completion of a college program in sciences and a university degree from a recognized dental program are required  \n• Licensing by a provincial or territorial regulatory body is required.  \n• Dentists in general practice can move into a specialized practice through advanced training.  \n5  \nBecoming Registered and Licensed in Manitoba  \nDentistry is a regulated profession in Canada. This means that the profession sets its own standards of practice and that a regulator must authorize you to work as a dentist. Each province and territory has its own regulator and registration and licensing requirements. To become registered and licensed by the Manitoba Dentist Association (MDA), you must first complete the certification process for a Non-Accredited Program graduate with the National Dental Examining Board (NDEB) .  \nYou will have to confirm your dental accreditation status. Most internationally educated dentists are graduates of non-accredited programs. To confirm your status, visit the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada for a list of programs.  \nIf you graduated from a Non-Accredited University, you must either complete the entire National Dental Examining Board of Canada (NDEB) Equivalency Process or enter an accredited Degree Completion Program  \nBecoming Registered and Licensed in Manitoba  \nEquivalency Process:  \nApplication Assessment of Fundamental Knowledge (AFK ) Assessment of Clinical Judgement (ACJ) NDECC  \nOr  \nQualifying and Degree Completion Programs  \nIndividuals who hold a DDS/DMD/BDS from a nonaccredited program must follow one of two pathways:  \nOption 1  \nThe NDEB Equivalency Process  \nThe NDEB Equivalency Process includes three examinations. Successful completion of the examinations allows individuals to move on to the next step, the NDEB Certification Process.  \nOption 2  \nAn accredited Qualifying/Degree Completion Program  \nAccredited Qualifying and Degree Completion Programs are offered by Faculties of Dentistry in Canada. These programs are designed to familiarize international graduates to dentistry and dental practice in Canada. Upon successful completion of a Qualifying or Degree Completion Program, individuals are eligible to participate in the NDEB 7  \nCertification Process.  \nNational Dental Examining Board  \nof Canada (NDEB) Equivalency Process  \nNext Steps: Your documents will be reviewed by NDEB and you will receive an email about the outcome of your application. Once your application has been verified and approved you will be able to register for the Assessment of Fundamental Knowledge (AFK) . If a document does not meet the requirements for credential verification, you will be","cbCainhAJzMBaeWO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainhAJzMBaeWO","pdf",497856,28,"English","# Training Options\n## Alternative Careers\n## Licensing Process for Dentists\n## What Roles do Dentists in Canada Perform?\n## Employment Requirements\n## Becoming Registered and Licensed in Manitoba\n## Equivalency Process\n## Qualifying and Degree Completion Programs\n## Next Steps","[{\"question\":\"What licensing steps are required to work as a dentist in Manitoba?\",\"answer\":\"Manitoba requires completing the certification process for Non-Accredited Program graduates with the National Dental Examining Board (NDEB), then registering and being authorized to work by the Manitoba Dentist Association (MDA) after review and approval.\"},{\"question\":\"How can internationally educated dentists confirm whether their program is accredited?\",\"answer\":\"Dentists confirm their dental accreditation status using the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada list of programs, noting that many internationally educated dentists come from non-accredited programs.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the two pathways for nonaccredited program DDS/DMD/BDS holders?\",\"answer\":\"They can follow either the NDEB Equivalency Process (three examinations leading to NDEB Certification) or an accredited Qualifying/Degree Completion Program offered by Canadian Faculties of Dentistry.\"}]","Career Development Manitoba - Licensing Process for Dentists in Manitoba | PDF",1789931230,71]