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US Army general dentistry residency program.

In 1962, the Army initiated a two-year residency training program in general dentistry that was evolved because it was not economically or professionally desirable to staff every military community with a complete assortment of specialists. The residency program is flexible enough to avoid redundancy in the education of enrollees. The minimum curriculum includes work in oral surgery, periodontics, removable and fixed prosthodontics, endodontics, pedodontics, public health, and oral medicine and oral pathology.