Tempdent, a leading provider of dental apprenticeship training, recruitment and CPD solutions, is proud to announce the release of its 2025 Impact Report, showcasing the transformative impact of apprenticeships on the dental sector and the careers of thousands of professionals across the UK.
Driving excellence in dentistry
The dental sector continues to face significant workforce challenges, including recruitment shortages and the growing need for highly skilled professionals. Apprenticeships have proven to be a sustainable solution – helping practices build loyal, qualified teams while offering learners structured pathways to success.
The 2025 Impact Report demonstrates measurable success:
- 500+ apprentices trained in dental nursing and practice management roles, strengthening the sector’s talent pipeline.
- 100% achievement rate, with the majority of learners progressing into permanent roles or advancing their careers.
- Employer satisfaction at 98%, with practices reporting improved retention and reduced recruitment challenges.
- 7,000+ learners supported through Tempdent’s CPD training platform, promoting lifelong learning in dentistry.
- 66% of apprentices received promotions following completion of their training, reinforcing clear career progression.
Building stronger dental teams
Employers confirm that apprenticeships are not just about filling vacancies – they are about future-proofing the dental profession. By investing in apprenticeships, practices create environments where staff feel valued, supported, and motivated to stay. This year, many employers reported improved retention and reduced recruitment challenges, while 90% of learners said their training enhanced confidence and job performance, highlighting the transformative power of vocational learning in dentistry.
Looking ahead
As Tempdent moves into 2026, its focus remains on innovation and excellence in dental training. By continuing to work closely with practices and learners, Tempdent will help tackle workforce challenges and create opportunities that shape the future of dentistry.