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Postgraduate geriatric dentistry training availability varies substantially across regions: about 30% of European schools, 6.9% of Latin American schools, and 69% of US dental schools

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q2 i? Postgraduate training courses were offered in approximately 30% of European dental schools, 6.9% of Latin American dental schools, and 69% of US dental schools, indicating uneven advanced training opportunities. → Kim Junhewk 2026

Evidence

Kim Junhewk 2026

Kim Junhewk, Kim So Yeon, Jung Hoi-In, Kang Jeong-Hyun. (2026). A competency-based curriculum for geriatric dentistry in undergraduate and postgraduate education : a scoping review. BMC Medical Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-026-09625-6

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The review's synthesis of seven original research articles on postdoctoral curricula reports these regional availability percentages, concluding that "advanced training opportunities remain uneven despite growing clinical demand."

"Postgraduate training courses were offered in approximately 30% of European dental schools, 6.9% of Latin American dental schools, and 69% of the US dental schools."

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