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The Royal College of Dentists of Canada (RCDC) was established in 1965 to promote high standards of specialization in the dental profession and to recognize properly trained dental specialists. Successful completion of the RCDC examination process created specifically for each dental specialty may eventually provide participants the status of Fellowship in the College and the use of the designation FRCD(C).
The objectives of the College are:
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to promote high standards of specialization in the dental profession; |
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to set up qualifications for and provide for the recognition and designation of properly trained dental specialists; |
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to encourage the establishment of training programs in the dental specialties in Canadian schools; and |
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to provide for the recognition and designation of dentists who possess special qualifications in areas not recognized as specialties. |
To become better acquainted with the RCDC examination process and what the College represents, explore the RCDC site (http://www.rcdc.ca), or you may email them directly at
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for more information.
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