“…This research, together with the statements of dental practitioners dealing with dental tourism in countries with large populations at or below the poverty line, showed that in dental profession as a whole, there is a tendency to focus on private practices and patients who can afford expensive and complicated dental procedures, which leads to a decline in the level of quality and access to healthcare for socially vulnerable patients in countries with highly developed medical and dental tourism [17,[20][21][22]. On the other hand, in future research, it would be interesting to investigate whether in the Republic of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Republic of Serbia there is a trend similar to that observed in Mexico and Romania, where many young dentists are forced to look for work in dental tourism because due to excessive enrol lment quotas, there is a surplus of dentists in the labor market in relation to the actual needs of these countries [20,21,26,27].…”