Hello! Is here anybody who can help me to Give some information About Holland And How can I get Job as a dentist in Holland!!!! I have My diploma from EU-Uniiversity.\nI really appreciate If you give Me some advise and Some Info. about there If You know Something!  Thanks\npole10050@yahoo.com
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I think this site will help you along.\nhttp://www.dentist4all.com/
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There is alot of good information on their website:\n\nhttp://www.adodenhaag.nl/\n\nHowever, it is all in Dutch. I hope you can understand it.
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You wanna live in Ireland mate. Paid €4,000 in the last 2.5 years  and not finished yet. €60 to have a check up. €600 for a canal, €80 for a straight filling, €700 for a crown, and thousands for braces. It is crazy here. The government puts 21%VAT on dentistry because having teeth apparently is a luxury here. Plus all our dentists drive Mercs and Beamers\nRant over\nBTW my dentist works very hard
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I'm not canadian, and I'm not into dentistry, but I know that the best universities in Canada are on the west coast, near the major cities, and all of them will have answers to your questions. The answers they give may vary from uni to uni however, so contact more than one. Good luck.
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Bless your heart!  Is there a Dental College anywhere near where you live?  They are always looking for people to 'practice' on and the charge is minimal.  God bless!
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i had some real nice work done in south east asia. fillings extractions, root canal, post and cap. all very .. i mean VERY cheap...of coures there was no anesthetic and their offices were as clean as a barn...but the work was great...and fast. i'll never go to an american dentist again! ok i didnt have all this done at once but all together [ 2 different dentist]about 40 dollars us  and one time i got ripped off , it should have been less... this is all true but seriously you can get good safe western style work done in a big city clinic set up for foreigners for about 1/4 of western prices. but ive been happy w/ the back alley work.
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the truth is nhs dentists are no longer happening,im on a low wage cant afford private,i have to go to the hospital for treatment and wait all day,i havent had my own dentist for 6years,nhs website is useless if you live in rural wales scotland ect.good luck but if you got money go private
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hi\nhow can you  you ask this question to us? your friend  should  post this question to us ? that means  she is not eligible to any of this country's unless she change her mind, she can't even come to write this question for herself???? how can she go  US or UK  for further study.  i think  she should  more  active and  enthusiatics first , then post her questin here?\nwe all are here for her.\nmanoj
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I am Dutch. So far I know it's not possible to obtain a Dutch passport because of that reason. If you want to obtain one you have to do it another way. But a important thing to obtain one is that you actually have to live here in Holland. But even then It's very hard. Marry a Dutch guy here gives you a pretty good chance, but even that won't give you a guaranty. By the way....I am already married...and love my wife very much :)
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That would be a great holiday in Holland.  Holland is of course one of  your more mountainous countries and well renowned for Alpine yodelers and skiing and all that jazz.\n\nYou're a real funny guy.
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If you want to go some place beautiful...try the university in Curaco which is an island that is a dutch territory. They specialise in ocean enviroments mainly....it is so nice there.
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Erm yeh, i'm sure theres a sort of association that you haev to be a apart of to practice as a dentist legally, if he gets reproted to the association and they see it viable to diqualify him as a dentist, then i think they will do so.\n\ne.g. If you would like to be an architect you have to be apart of RIBA - Royal Institute of British Architects (UK). If you are not apart of this association or any association for that matter, you cannot practice as an architect.\n\nI think they have these associations, because the work you are doing could be potentially dangerous or hazardous etc. These associations put you on their register and have rules that you abide by for safe and legal practice. If you are doing otherwise you are eligible to be disqualified.
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Many scholarships are offered through Government organizations like the British Council. You should check first your programme of interest with relevant University or institution. If you are interested in studying in the Netherlands also check the NUFFIC website and see what help is available for your country.
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theres dental tech schools in the local colleges and dental schools in the major schools around you contact the dental aide program to get free or reduced cleanings and xrays then use them as a referral for the surgury at the college and ask the social director or social worker for transport info and if your a vet like me theres more options also some dentist do this type of thing for a community clinic call the local salvation army or goodwill center for more info theres a lot out there i go for free fillings and tooth extractions at the community clinic in my town
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There was one intelligent person out there that gave me this info. Thank you so much! :)\n\nyes, you can practice dental hygiene in other countries. you must however get licenced by the licencing body of that area. Some will require you to write an exam, for example in canada you must write the national board exam for dental hygiene, then you can practice in any provence, some provences though require you to write their own exam afterwards to practice.\ni am a hygiene student and we have covered this recently, here is what i have for you:\n\nAustralia:\n\nA work permit/Visa is necessary.\nPass a registration examination with a dental board.\nEach territory has its own board responsible for licensing. \nContact the Australian Immigration Depart.:\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nNew Zealand:\nContact the Dental Council:\nhttp://www.dcnz.org.nz/\nHygienists practice under 'clinical guidance' — dentist does not have to be on premises at all times for most procedures. \nContact the New Zealand Immigration Services: \nhttp://www.mfat.govt.nz/\n\nThe United Kingdom:\n(England, Scotland, Wales & N. Ireland )\n\nInformation is available at the British Dental Hygienist’ Association:\nhttp://www.bdha.org.uk/\nThe General Dental Council64 Wimpole Street, London W1M 8DQ, UKTel: +44-171-887 3800 · Fax: +44-171-224 3294 · www.gdc-uk.org\n\nAustria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Nigeria, Portugal, visit these websites:\nhttp://www.adha.org/careerinfo/foreign_t...\nhttp://www.ifdh.org/members.shtml......
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Try the holland white pages
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Hi !\nYou can go to http://www.z37.com  There are alot of people from the uk and europe in general there.  take care !