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- Dental technology is essential in dentistry, focusing on creating dental prostheses and devices to improve patients' oral health and appearance.
- Educational programs in dental technology face challenges such as rapid technological advancements, funding shortages, and the need for updated curricula that align with industry demands.
- Enhanced communication between dental technologists and practitioners is crucial to increase recognition of the vital role technologists play in patient care.
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Dental technology is one of the core allied dental health professions supporting the practice of dentistry. By definition, it is the art, science, and technologies that enable the design and fabrication of dental prostheses and/or corrective devices to restore natural teeth and supporting structures to fulfill a patient's physiological and esthetic needs. Dental technology educational programs are faced with serious challenges, including rapid changes in technology, inadequate funding for educational programs, and the need to develop curricula that reflect current industry needs. Better communications between dental technologists and practitioners are needed to gain greater recognition of the contribution that technologists make to patient health. Amid these challenges, the technology workforce is dedicated to providing patients with the best possible restorative dental prostheses. This article was written as part of the project "Advancing Dental Education in the 21 Century."
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