A very common question for students who are confused between so many branches. Would love to hear the insights from the experienced.
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The crucial factor is your field of interest. Out of the nine branches, the one you hold genuine interest in and curiosity about will fetch you academic and career rewards.
Clinical branches are lucrative as you can work in academics and have your own practise.
Also the chosen branch should ideally involve most of the commonly performed dental treatments.
CDEs and diplomas are a great way to keep in touch with other branches even after specialising in one. So, you will not be restricted and cornered.
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Choosing the right MDS specialty really depends on your interests, skills, and the kind of work-life balance you’re looking for. Think about what excites you during clinical postings—whether it’s surgery, aesthetics, diagnosis, or pediatric care. Also, talk to seniors and observe practitioners to understand the daily routine of each branch. Long-term satisfaction matters more than just trends or scope.
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