Dutch dentistry is in a staffing crunch—with a quarter of practicing dentists trained abroad and over 2,000 foreign-trained pros already on the books, plus 150-200 new ones joining yearly. The shortage stems from domestic training caps: fewer than 300 spots annually, despite over 2,000 applicants at top schools like ACTA. Policy-driven funding limits are the bottleneck, while international talent from Syria, South Africa, Turkey, Brazil, and Iraq fills the gaps. Experts recommend boosting spots to 386 annually, but change moves slowly—leaving demand high and capacity low.
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