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    Hello, I have doubts about the translation of "licensed" in this context.
    I found that sometimes it is translated as "colegiado", "matriculado" o incluso "licenciado". Does anybody know the difference between these three words? Or do they mean the same but usage varies in different countries? I'm not sure which one to use.
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    I think colegiado is your best bet (for a dentist) since it means a member of a professional association and, by default licensed. Licenciado is more associated with being a lawyer (in Mexico). Matriculado..well, I don't know.
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    Thank you, Vicente. I guess you are Mexican.
    Are there any other forum members from other countries who could contribute about the usage in other places?
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