I don't think I've been to one hygienist here who was a native German speaker, mostly from either the US or Canada, and seem to be anything from an A2 to a B1 level of the language. The level of conversation and vocabulary isn't too wide ranging in my experience of sitting in the chair having my teeth cleaned.
Don't know if it's possible, I'm just throwing out an idea, but maybe you could fill in your time working as a dental hygienist while you get your German in order and your licence to practice as a dentist?
My DH's were always swiss. But my dentists are more colorful: german, polish, croatian, czech and one was swiss!
I was once with these people - not in Basel but you said you'll move to Basel, so I linked this one. I left with my chosen dentist when he opened up his own practice. They had dentists from all over the world. Obviously their education was accepted here. After all, theeth are teeth (althoug according to my dentist they toughened up some laws and regulations again but that's not about the education but the technical details/products used).
I think it's also a good place to start in Switzerland as a dentist (the clients are provided / one can build up a reputation).
You could even get in touch with them now and ask them all your questions, I'm quiet sure they could provide you with answers. Including your chances to work with them. As you want to study you won't want to work 100% and at this place you probably wouldn't have to.
True that.. Anyway thank you. Lemme try contacting MEBEKO.. Thank you
Thank you thats actually a good option. But the sad thing with that is i am a postgraduate specialist and working as an hygienist is not my specialty.. So i have to think about it.. But stil i will.. Thank you friend
And when i get my license u can have an Indian dentist too
Thats great.. Thank you my friend.. I wil surely contact them.. Thank you soo much
Good luck and let us know what happens. Real life experiences are always useful for others in the same/similar situations.