The Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act is a legislative framework that regulates the practice of medicine and dentistry in a specific jurisdiction. It establishes the standards for the education, training, and conduct of medical practitioners and dentists, ensuring that they meet the necessary qualifications to provide safe and effective care to patients. This Act also outlines the processes for licensing, registration, and disciplinary actions against practitioners who violate professional standards. By enforcing these regulations, the Act aims to protect public health and maintain trust in the professions of medicine and dentistry.