Dental practitioner educated outside the EU and EEA

If you have completed clinical training equivalent to two years of a dental internship and three years of a dental specialty training in a country outside the EU and EEA, you can contact a clinic that is carrying out specialty training, once you have received a Swedish licence to practise as a dental practitioner, and apply for a dental specialty training. It is the responsible internship supervisor at the clinic, who takes a position concerning the education or internship done abroad and clinical training in relation to the requirements of the description of learning objectives for the relevant specialist expertise. It is also primarily the internship supervisor who assesses whether, and if so what, that needs to be supplemented by Swedish dental specialty training in order to fulfil all the requirements of the description of learning objectives. An individual programme syllabus and training plan is then prepared for your specialty training in Sweden.

Yes. But if you do your specialty training part-time, the length of the clinical training is to be extended so that the total time corresponds to full-time work for a minimum of three years.