Canada Training Centers

TopDental Institute offers comprehensive dental education in Canada, making world-class training accessible to dental professionals throughout the region.

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Study & Work in Canada

Everything you need to know about pursuing your dental career in Canada

Licensing & Eligibility

Required Examination

National Dental Examining Board (NDEB) Exam

Licensing Authority

National Dental Examining Board of Canada

Requirements

Recognized dental degree
Pass NDEB Written Examination
Pass NDEB OSCE (Clinical)
English/French proficiency
Provincial registration

Processing Time: 12-18 months

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Cost of Living

Currency

CAD

1 CAD ≈ 0.74 USD

Monthly Expenses

C$3,000-C$5,500 ($2,220-$4,070)

Breakdown

Accommodation C$1,200-C$2,500

Food C$400-C$700

Transportation C$150-C$300

Utilities C$150-C$250

Costs vary by province. Toronto and Vancouver are most expensive. Smaller cities more affordable.

Visa & Immigration

Work Visa

Type

Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Requirements

Job offer with LMIA
Employer sponsorship
Valid passport
Medical exam

Processing

2-6 months

Duration

1-2 years (renewable)

Student Visa

Requirements

Letter of acceptance from DLI
Proof of financial support
Valid passport
Medical exam
Police certificate

Duration

Study duration + 3 years (PGWP)

Living in Canada

Quick Facts

Language English and French (official)

Work Week Monday to Friday

Work Hours 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Climate Varies - cold winters, warm summers

Cultural Notes

Multicultural and welcoming
Strong work-life balance
Universal healthcare system
Bilingual (English/French in some regions)
High quality of life

Career Opportunities

Average Salary Range

C$120,000-C$180,000/year ($88,800-$133,200)

Job Market: Strong demand, especially in rural areas

Entry Level

C$90,000-C$120,000

Mid Level

C$120,000-C$160,000

Senior

C$160,000-C$220,000

Specialist

C$200,000-C$350,000+

Typical Benefits

Provincial health insurance

Retirement savings plans

Paid vacation (2-4 weeks)

Professional development allowance

Malpractice insurance

Employment Opportunities

Private practice (solo/group)

Community health centers

Hospital dentistry

Academic positions

Corporate dental groups

Essential Resources

Government & Official

Professional Associations

Canadian Dental Association

National dental association

Job Portals

Housing & Accommodation

Disclaimer: Information provided is for general guidance only. Requirements and regulations may change. Always verify current requirements with official sources before making decisions.

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