Dental-related courses equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue careers in oral health, hygiene, and dental care.
Dental help documents provide essential information and guidelines on oral health, treatments, care for both patients and professionals
Dental faculty resources offer instructors teaching materials, research support, and tools to enhance dental education and clinical training
Dental student resources offer study materials, clinical training tools, and academic support to help students succeed in their dental education and practice.
Dental case studies analyze real-life patient scenarios to enhance clinical decision-making and improve treatment outcomes in dentistry.
Dental clinical guidelines provide evidence-based protocols and best practices to ensure consistent, effective, and safe patient care in dental treatment.
In the US, entry into the profession requires a graduate degree consisting of four years of training leading to a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree or the equivalent Doctor of Dental Medicine degree. The first two years include basic medical and dental science and the second two years focus on clinical training. In many other countries, a dental degree is provided as a bachelor's degree program.
