Corporate Body

Australian Dental Association Victorian Branch Inc

Australian Dental Association

Functions
Dental Services, Association and Society or membership organisation
Website
http://www.adavb.net/

Summary

The Australian Dental Association Victorian Branch is the representative body for dentists in Victoria. It provides many services and information to members and as well as government representation, ensuring the maintenance of dentistry practice standards for the benefit and protection of the public and dental staff.

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Published resources

Books

  • The Dental Board of Victoria: a History of its First Hundred Years (Melbourne: Dental Board of Victoria, 1993), 168 pp. Details

Resources

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