Abstract
In spite of the demand for more restorative services, the dental profession is shifting its direction of care to more preventive services. About 5,000 more auxiliaries are needed annually although about 12,000 are trained on the job and 5,000 others are educated formally each year. The dental profession must urge legislatures to expend substantial funds for dental auxiliary training programs and to set priorities for the types of auxiliaries that are needed to meet the public demand for care.
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