Is there any license i should have to work as a dentist there ?

Dear sir,

In order to the fact that is occurring in Brazil, the election of a ex- prisoner for the presidency , me and my family, intend to move to Italy  definitely.

I am a former dentist in Brazil , colonel dentist retired for Brazilian Air Force, with 32 years of the experience, with 3 postgraduates  certification: periodontist, implants and dental social assistance.

I can afford to live in Sicily, without work. But I would like to keep working in my actuation area.

Not as a dentist, because I am not qualified in Italy  for that, but I would like to know,  if I could work as a dental hygienist?

I hope to hear from you ,informations about my concerns.

Yours sincerely ,

Dr. Hiram lucas Vidovichi

Yes, in order to work as a dentist in Venice, Italy, you need to be licensed by the Ministry of Health. The process for obtaining a license includes completing a degree in dentistry from an accredited institution, passing a qualifying exam, and completing a residency program. You must also meet certain language requirements and adhere to the ethical and professional standards set by the Italian Dental Association. Additionally, as a foreign-trained dentist, you may need to complete additional training or exams to meet the requirements for practicing in Italy. It is recommended that you consult with the Ministry of Health and the Italian Dental Association for more information on the specific requirements and procedures for obtaining a dental license in Venice.

Some important information about Venice you can read in [link moderated] they are writing sometimes about travel and living in Italy and especially in Venice.

@hiramvidovichi1  Hi, as this post is kind of old, I hope you have achieved your goals in Italy. I case you have not gone there yet, it might be useful for you to follow Dr. Matteo_Negri, an Italian Dentist on IG, he might be able to clarify some of your doubts... Good Luck!