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Dentistry vs. Medicine

How does Dentistry differ from Medicine?

Dentistry

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Dentistry is a field of study that provides knowledge for the diagnosis, treatment, and research of diseases in the dental, oral, and maxillofacial area. It combines scientific principles with medical knowledge and practical skills. Graduates treat patients in clinics and practices, carry out preventive measures, and can specialize in areas such as pediatric dentistry or orthodontics.

Medicine

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Medicine is a field of study that focuses on human health and provides comprehensive knowledge of the body, diseases, and methods of diagnosis and treatment. Practical exercises are usually a central part of the degree program to impart medical skills. Graduates go on to work, for example, as doctors with a range of specialties, in research, or in the field of health promotion.

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