By the end of this program students will be able to:
- Show a deep understanding of both the art and science of dentistry, covering everything from normal human anatomy to the intricacies of oral structure and function.
2. Put into practice the essential principles of conservative dental treatment in real clinical settings.
3. Identify and understand how systemic medical conditions can impact oral health management.
4. Diagnose systemic medical issues that show up with oral symptoms and take the right steps for management or referrals.
5. Spot complex or multidisciplinary clinical scenarios and work seamlessly with specialist healthcare providers to ensure the best care for patients.
6. Create and implement strategies for preventing oral diseases, maintaining health, and promoting wellness at both individual and community levels.
7. Deliver thorough preventive and therapeutic oral healthcare for infants, children, and adolescents, including those with unique healthcare needs.
8. Demonstrate a strong dedication to the legal, ethical, and professional standards of dental practice.
9. Craft and execute effective treatment plans for patients facing multiple or complex dental and oral health challenges.
10. Conduct research projects using suitable methodologies, literature reviews, data collection, and statistical analysis to enhance dental knowledge.
11. Evaluate the oral health needs of communities and actively engage in outreach and service programs.