CAREERS IN ORAL MEDICINE
To Become a Consultant in Oral Medicine
To become a Consultant in Oral Medicine with responsibility for patient care requires
considerable training and experience, including dual qualification in dentistry and medicine,
as outlined in the following schemata:
considerable training and experience, including dual qualification in dentistry and medicine,
as outlined in the following schemata:
Bachelor Degree in Dental Surgery (BDS or BChD)
Registration with the General Dental Council
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General Professional Training in Dentistry
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Bachelor Degree in Medicine & Surgery (MBChB or equivalent)
Registration with the General Medical Council
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Appointment to a post approved for Specialist Training in Oral Medicine
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FDS (Oral Medicine) and award of CCST
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Consultant in Oral Medicine
Registration with the General Dental Council
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General Professional Training in Dentistry
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Bachelor Degree in Medicine & Surgery (MBChB or equivalent)
Registration with the General Medical Council
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Appointment to a post approved for Specialist Training in Oral Medicine
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FDS (Oral Medicine) and award of CCST
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Consultant in Oral Medicine
Other Careers in Oral Medicine
Not every clinician interested in Oral Medicine will undertake the specialist training necessary to
be appointed a Consultant in Oral Medicine. A postgraduate training in dentistry is crucial to
the practice of Oral Medicine. As set out in the 2003 Ten-Year Strategy document, there are
important roles in Oral Medicine for this group of clinicians.
be appointed a Consultant in Oral Medicine. A postgraduate training in dentistry is crucial to
the practice of Oral Medicine. As set out in the 2003 Ten-
important roles in Oral Medicine for this group of clinicians.
Further Information
Anyone interested in pursuing a career in Oral Medicine and who would like further information
should contact either:
should contact either: