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Team training at an outreach dental unit.

A cohort of eighty nine undergraduate dental students worked for one year on two clinics completing a total of 3901 days work. Most of this time (63%) was spent at a site with shared nursing support, but despite this another site with dedicated nursing support produced approximately the same output. Students and nurses preferred working as a team rather than sharing; 98% of the students completed a questionnaire on the role of dental nurses and the majority identified chairside assistance as being the most important contribution to the increased throughput of patients.