The town of Havlíčkův Brod in the Czech Republic is confronting a critical shortage of dentists, with nine practitioners expected to cease operations in the coming months. Local authorities acknowledge the escalating crisis and are actively implementing solutions to address the dwindling number of dental professionals. These efforts include the establishment of a financial incentive program designed to attract new dentists to the area. Furthermore, the town council is considering amendments to its zoning regulations to facilitate the construction of new dental practices. Officials express optimism that these combined measures will help alleviate the impending healthcare gap and ensure continued access to dental care for residents. The situation highlights a growing challenge in regional healthcare provision within the Czech Republic.