Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine

Overview

• Our program is approved by the Ministry of Higher Education
• Education guidance based on credit hours system
• Early clinical exposure starting first semester
• Student-Centered approach supported by the use of module guides
• Highly equipped research labs
• State-of-the-art Dental Clinics Complex supported by the latest materials and equipment
• A steady flow of patients
  
  
  

Who is eligible to join our program?

Applicants must

• Hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry from an Egyptian university or an equivalent accredited university
• Hold a valid license of practice of profession or its equivalent
• Have a one year experience after internship
• Achieve a cumulative GPA of not less than 2.5 or its equivalent
• Achieve a GPA of not less than 3.0 or its equivalent in the required specialty
• Pass the interview of the required department of specialty
• Pass MIU English placement exam or its equivalent (for non MIU graduates)
  
  

Programs offered 

• Multidisciplinary Master of Esthetic Dentistry
  (65 Credit Hours)
  
  The program is designed for the general dentist who has already taken the first step towards the field of esthetic dentistry. It aims to qualify students for demanding synoptic treatment options by enhancing their methodological and manual skills as well as increasing their awareness for the importance of objective evaluation of esthetic cases.
  Since all areas of dentistry need to be considered in order to achieve excellent esthetics results, topics like smile design, dental prosthodontics, periodontology, restorative dentistry, orthodontics and dental technology will be addressed in a well-balanced way throughout the whole program.
  The program also presents you the opportunity to improve your comprehensive skills across all dental disciplines, especially in designing and applying the best treatment options.
  
  
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	EST700	Material Considerations in Esthetic Dentistry	1
  2	EST701	Histological and Biological Consideration in Esthetic Dentistry	1
  3	RES730	Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics	2
  4	GBS711	Dental Photography	1
  5	RES713	Dental Cariology & Preventive Dentistry	3
  6	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  7	GBS702	Healthcare Management and Infection Control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES736	Dental Anatomy & Occlusion	1
  2	RES711	Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry	2
  3	EST702	Radiographic Considerations in Esthetic Dentistry	2
  4	RLE701	Review of Literature in Esthetic Dentistry I	2
  5	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	EST704	Application of Resin Based Restoration in Esthetic Dentistry	2
  3	RLE702	Review of Literature in Esthetic Dentistry II	2
  4	EST705	Fundamentals of Periodontology	2
  5	RES737	Applied Occlusion	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	EST703	Ceramic Technology and Digital Dentistry	2
  2	EST706	Fundamentals of Pink Esthetics	2
  3	RES740	Smile Analysis and Treatment Planning	2
  4	RES738	Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry	2
  5	RLE703	Review of Literature in Esthetic Dentistry III	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	EST707	Orthodontic Considerations in Restorative Dentistry	1
  2	EST708	Esthetic Dentistry (1) (multidisplinary approach)	3
  3	RES739	Implantology	2
  4	RLE704	Review of Literature in Esthetic Dentistry IV	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	EST709	Esthetic Dentistry (2) (Multidisplinary approach)	3
  2	EOR731	Esthetic Oral Rehabilitation	3
  3	RLE705	Review of Literature in Esthetic Dentistry V	2
  4	THE740	Thesis in Esthetic Dentistry	12

• Master of Dental Implantology
  (68 Credit Hours)
  
  This program has been developed to allow you as a student to gain hands on supervised learning in a highly technical clinical setting. The program aims to provide comprehensive knowledge in implant dentistry. Students will also gain clinical skills to treat both partial and complete edentulous patients from oral examination, treatment planning, implant selection, implant placement, implant restorations till maintenance. Through lessons on theory and hands-on participation activities the Master course aims to help the student acquire specific proficiency and clinical experience in implantology. The clinical experience activities include surgery, with live operations on patients performed by participants under the guidance and supervision of teachers.
  The course concludes with a Master thesis on topics of implant that will prepare the student during the year and will discuss at the end of the course.
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  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	IMP700	Basic and Applied Dental Biomaterials	1
  2	IMP701	Applied Pharmacology and Therapeutics	1
  3	IMP702	Applied Anatomy of Head and Neck	2
  4	IMP703	Oral Histology and Bone Physiology	2
  5	IMP707	Fundamentals of Implant Surgery	2
  6	GBS711	Dental Photography	1
  7	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  8	GBS702	Healthcare Management and Infection Control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	IMP704	Biomechanical Considerations and occlusion in Implantology	2
  2	IMP705	Treatment Planning and Maxillofacial Imaging in Implantology	2
  3	IMP709	Soft tissue Considerations in Implant Dentistry	2
  4	RLI701	Review of Literature in Dental Implantology I	2
  5	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	IMP708	Prosthodontic Considerations in Implant Dentistry	2
  3	IMP710	Clinical Approach for Single Tooth Replacement	2
  4	IMP711	Esthetic Considerations in Oral Implantology	2
  5	RLI702	Review of Literature in Dental Implantology II	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	IMP706	Digital Planning & Navigation	2
  2	IMP714	Advanced Implant Surgery	2
  3	IMP712	Implant Prosthodontics in Partial and Complete Edentulism	2
  4	RLI703	Review of Literature in Dental Implantology III	3

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	MCI701	Multi-Disciplinary Clinical Approach in Implant Dentistry (1)	3
  2	IMP713	Soft and Hard Tissue Rehabilitation	2
  3	IMP716	Failure & Management in Oral Implantology	2
  4	RLI704	Review of Literature in Dental Implantology IV	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	MCI702	Multi-Disciplinary Clinical Approach in Implant Dentistry (2)	3
  2	IMP715	Maintenance of Implant Supported Restorations	2
  3	IMP717	Future Trends in Implant Dentistry	2
  4	RLI705	Review of Literature in Dental Implantology V	2
  5	THI750	Thesis in Dental Implantology	12

• Master of Prosthodontics
  (68 Credit Hours)
  
  You will develop skills in providing a range of procedures, including complex removable prostheses, implant-supported prostheses, integrated fixed and removable prostheses, and restoration of tooth wear using direct and indirect materials. The students will be able to follow multi-disciplinary cases during all treatment phases. All treated cases, which shall be documented.
  Taught courses are delivered throughout the three year program by academic staff but self-directed learning is expected during the residency. Effective studying is key to successful completion of the program and attendance at all educational activity is vital in order to achieve this.
  
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	OMP701	Oral Radiology	2
  2	PRS701	Fundamentals of Dental Materials	1
  3	HPT710	Oral Histology	1
  4	GDN751	General Anatomy	2
  5	PRS710	Fundamentals of Complete Denture Prosthodontics	2
  6	RES730	Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics	2
  7	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  8	GBS702	Healthcare Management and Infection Control	1
  9	GBS711	Dental Photography	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PRS703	Applied Dental Material	1
  2	HPT720	Oral Pathology	2
  3	PRS715	Clinical Complete Denture Prosthodontics	2
  4	PRS711	Fundamentals of Partial Denture Prosthodontics	2
  5	PRS720	Implant Prosthodontics I	1
  6	RES731	Clinical Prosthodontics I	2
  7	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	PRS721	Implant Prosthodontics II	2
  3	PRS716	Clinical Partial Denture Prosthodontics	2
  4	PRS712	Occlusion in Prosthodontics	1
  5	PRS713	Digital Prosthodontics I	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PRS722	Implant Prosthodontics III	2
  2	PRS723	Interdisciplinary Approach in Prosthodontics I	2
  3	PRS717	Contemporary Prosthodontics I	2
  4	PRS714	Digital Prosthodontics II	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PRS726	Maxillofacial Prosthodontics I	2
  2	PRS718	Contemporary Prosthodontics II	2
  3	RLP711	Review of Literature in Prosthodontics I	2
  4	PRS724	Interdisciplinary Approach in Prosthodontics II	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RLP712	Review of Literature in Prosthodontics II	2
  2	PRS719	Contemporary Prosthodontics III	2
  3	PRS725	Interdisciplinary Approach in Prosthodontics III	2
  4	PRS727	Maxillofacial Prosthodontics II	2
  5	THP710	Thesis in Prosthodontics	12

• Master of Restorative Dentistry
  (64 Credit Hours)
  
  The program offers advanced education in the conceptual, biological and practical components of Operative and Esthetic Dentistry. It includes training in basic sciences, biomaterials, research methods and the clinical aspects of Operative Dentistry. As for the clinical component of the program, it includes: patient care, diagnosis, and treatment planning with emphasis on the significance of periodontal health, esthetic dentistry in conjugation with conventional restorative procedures.
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	OMP701	Oral Radiology	2
  2	PRS701	Fundamentals of Dental Materials	1
  3	HPT710	Oral Histology	1
  4	GBS711	Dental Photography	1
  5	RES721	Endodontics I	2
  6	RES713	Dental Cariology & Preventive Dentistry	3
  7	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  8	GBS702	HealthCare Management and Infection Control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PRS703	Applied Dental Materials	1
  2	HPT720	Oral Pathology	2
  3	RES736	Dental Anatomy & Occlusion	1
  4	RES731	Clinical Prosthodontics I	2
  5	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1
  6	RES711	Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry	2

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	RES737	Applied Occlusion	2
  3	BCE710	Basic Clinical Esthetics	2
  4	RES714	Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Restorative Dentistry	1
  5	EST705	Fundamentals of Periodontology	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	EST706	Fundamentals of Pink Esthetics	2
  2	RLR711	Review of Literature in Restorative Dentistry I	1
  3	RES740	Smile Analysis and Treatment Planning	2
  4	ACE711	Advanced Clinical Esthetics I	2
  5	RES738	Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES715	Interdisplinary Approach in Restorative Dentistry I	2
  2	RLR712	Review of Literature in Restorative Dentistry II	2
  3	ACE712	Advanced Clinical Esthetics II	2
  4	RES739	Implantology	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES716	Interdisplinary Approach in Restorative Dentistry II	2
  2	RES712	Advances in Operative Dentistry	2
  3	RLR713	Review of Literature in Restorative Dentistry III	2
  4	THR710	Thesis in Restorative and Esthetic Dentistry	12

• Master of Endodontics
  (64 Credit Hours)
  
  The program is designed to develop proficiency in the specialized field and to provide the educational background for continuous development throughout a professional career. The basic science education is integrated with the clinical training and is presented within the dental clinic complex environment. The program has a strong clinical component offering a broad based clinical experience in conventional and surgical endodontic treatment. Candidates will work in their operatories, equipped with an operating microscope under the supervision of highly skilled members of the endodontic community.
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	OMP701	Oral Radiology	2
  2	PRS701	Fundamentals of Dental Materials	1
  3	HPT710	Oral Histology	1
  4	GBS711	Dental Photography	1
  5	RES721	Endodontics I	2
  6	GDN751	General Anatomy	2
  7	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  8	GBS702	HealthCare Management and Infection Control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PRS703	Applied Dental Materials	1
  2	HPT720	Oral Pathology	2
  3	RES722	Endodontics II	2
  4	RLE721	Review of Literature in Endodontics I	2
  5	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1
  6	CPE721	Clinical Practice in Endodontics I	2

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	RES723	Endodontics III	2
  3	RLE722	Review of Literature in Endodontics II	2
  4	CPE722	Clinical Practice in Endodontics II	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES724	Endodontics IV	2
  2	RLE723	Review of Literature in Endodontics III	2
  3	CPE723	Clinical Practice in Endodontics III	2
  4	RES738	Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES725	Endodontics V	2
  2	RLE724	Review of Literature in Endodontics IV	2
  3	CPE724	Clinical Practice in Endodontics IV	2
  4	RES739	Implantology	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES726	Endodontics VI	2
  2	RLE725	Review of Literature in Endodontics V	2
  3	CPE725	Clinical Practice in Endodontics V	2
  4	RES727	Treatment Planning in Restorative Dentistry	2
  5	THE720	Thesis in Endodontics	12

• Master of Fixed Prosthodontics
  (67 Credit Hours)
  
  The program covers Fixed Partial Denture Prosthodontics, Implantology, Implant Supported Prosthodontics, Complete and Partial Removable Proshtodontics. Candidates will utilize CAD/CAM technology during their training; they will also be acquainted with different Perio Dilemma related to Fixed Prosthodontics Implants and their different treatment modalities.
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	OMP701	Oral Radiology	2
  2	PRS701	Fundamentals of Dental Materials	1
  3	HPT710	Oral Histology	1
  4	GBS711	Dental Photography	1
  5	RES730	Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics	2
  6	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  7	GBS702	HealthCare Management and Infection Control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PRS703	Applied Dental Materials	1
  2	HPT720	Oral Pathology	2
  3	RES736	Dental Anatomy & Occlusion	1
  4	RLF731	Review of Literature in Fixed Prosthodontics I	2
  5	RES735	Technology of Fixed Prosthodontics	2
  6	RES731	Clinical Prosthodontics I	2
  7	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	RES737	Applied Occlusion	2
  3	RES734	Restorative and Esthetics Dentistry	2
  4	RES732	Clinical Prosthodontics II	2
  5	EST705	Fundamentals of Periodontology	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	EST706	Fundamentals of Pink Esthetics	2
  2	RES733	Clinical Prosthodontics III	2
  3	RLF732	Review of Literature in Fixed Prosthodontics II	2
  4	RES740	Smile Analysis and Treatment Planning	2
  5	RES738	Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RLF733	Review of Literature in Fixed Prosthodontics III	2
  2	PRS728	Advanced Removable Prosthodontics	2
  3	COR731	Comprehensive Oral Rehabilitation I	2
  4	RES739	Implantology	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	COR732	Comprehensive Oral Rehabilitation II	3
  2	EOR731	Esthetic Oral Rehabilitation	3
  3	RLF734	Review of Literature in Fixed Prosthodontics IV	2
  4	THF730	Thesis in Fixed Prosthodontics	12

• Master of Orthodontics
  (62 Credit Hours)
  
  The program is designed to provide advanced clinical and academic evidence-based education and training for future orthodontic specialists in a highly professional and challenging environment. It aims to prepare candidates for clinical practice and equip them with the theoretical knowledge and clinical skills required for the management and treatment of orthodontic patients. The program is taught by eminent professors and experts in their field.
  Candidates will learn all fields of contemporary orthodontics and receive the most comprehensive clinical training based on the latest innovative techniques and recent advances in digital orthodontic treatment, aligners, and 3D printing. To fulfill this mission, the curriculum comprises a broad mix of lectures, practical workshops, clinical practice, clinical seminars, and journal clubs to keep pace with recent publications and innovations in the field of specialization.
  This program focuses on the clinical, theoretical, and research areas necessary for graduating highly qualified orthodontic specialists who can provide clinical care and conduct research competently.
  
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	OMP700	Applied Oral Radiology & Imaging	2
  2	IMP702	Applied Anatomy of the Head & Neck	2
  3	GBS711	Dental Photography	1
  4	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  5	PRS703	Applied Dental Materials	1
  6	GBS702	Principles of Healthcare Management and Infection Control	1
  7	ORT720	Growth & Development of Craniofacial Complex & Normal Occlusion	1
  8	ORC720	Pre-Clinical Orthodontics	2

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RES737	Applied Occlusion	2
  2	GMS721	Immunology	1
  3	ORT721	Basic Cephalometric & Interactive Cone Beam-Computed Tomography	2
  4	ORT722	Orthodontic Diagnosis, Classification of Malocclusion & Treatment Planning	2
  5	ORT723	Orthodontic Biomechanics & Aspects of Tooth Movement	1
  6	ORC721	Orthodontic Clinic I	2
  7	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence-Based Dentistry	1

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	ORT724	Advanced Orthodontic Biomechanics & Orthodontic Appliances	1
  3	ORT725	Temporomandibular Disorders	1
  4	ORT726	Treatment of Preadolescents & Adolescents	2
  5	ORC722	Orthodontic Clinic II	2
  6	ORS721	Orthodontic Seminars I	1

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	ORT727	Advanced Laser/ Adult Treatment/ Camouflage Treatment	1
  2	ORM720	Multidisciplinary Treatment Procedures	2
  3	ORC723	Orthodontic Clinic III	2
  4	EST706	Fundamentals of Pink Esthetics	2
  5	RES740	Smile Analysis & Treatment Planning	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	ORT728	Retention & Relapse/ Iatrogenic Effects	1
  2	ORT729	Orthognathic Surgery & Cleft Lip & Palate Treatment	1
  3	ORC724	Orthodontic Clinic IV	2
  4	ORS722	Orthodontic Seminars II	1

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	ORC725	Orthodontic Clinic V	2
  2	ORC726	Advanced Orthodontic Clinic	3
  3	ORS723	Orthodontic Seminars III	1
  4	THO720	Thesis in Orthodontics	12

• Master of Oral Biology
  (52 Credit Hours)
  
  Looking for a program that dives deep into the intricacies of oral biology? Look no further than our Master of Sciences in Oral Biology program! With 52 credit hours and a focus on the latest scientific developments in the field, this thesis-based program is perfect for students who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of the structure and biology of oral tissues. The candidates will have the opportunity to acquire various skills, such as critical thinking, experimental design, data collection, statistical analysis, and interpretation. Our academic-led teaching methods, including small groups and seminar-based learning, ensure that you will receive research training in the field of oral biology. The program emphasizes the importance of histology, molecular biology, cellular biology, genetics, and stem cells. Our ultimate goal is to engage students and inspire them to explore innovative findings in this field. We strongly believe in the value of life-long learning and the significance of innovative discoveries.
  
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GDN751	General  Anatomy	2
  2	HPT711	Oral Histology (I)	3
  3	HPT721	Oral Pathology (I)	3
  4	HPT731	Microbiology	1
  5	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  6	GBS702	Healthcare Management & Infection Control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	HPT712	Oral Histology (II)	3
  2	HPT722	Oral Pathology (II)	3
  3	GMS711	Genetics	1
  4	GMS721	Immunology	1
  5	HPT741	Laboratory Techniques	2
  6	GBS752	Research Methodology & Evidence Based Dentistry	1

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS—	Elective	1
  2	GBS721	Cytology & Electron Microscopy	2
  3	HPT761	Oral Physiology	2
  4	HPT701	Human Dentition (I)	3
  5	GDN721	Molecular Biology	1

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	HPT702	Human Dentition (II)	3
  2	HPT751	Recent Trends in Oral Histopathology	2
  3	HPT771	Craniofacial Embryology	2
  4	HPT713	Oral Histology (III)	2
  5	THB710	Thesis in Oral Biology	12

• Master of Periodontics
  (77 Credit Hours)
  
  The program aims to provide candidates with the knowledge, skills and attitudes fundamental to diagnosis and treatment of periodontal diseases and related procedures. It is designed to prepare candidates for critical evaluation and problem solving for periodontal problems to allow independent practice; including an appreciation of an interdisciplinary approach to comprehensive patient care.

  The program includes comprehensive periodontal surgery courses that provides participants with the rare opportunity to be exposed to: essential basic science information, patient evaluation and treatment planning guidelines. It also provides them with a wealth of clinically proven concepts, prophylactic periodontal procedures for restorative and esthetic procedures, basic and advanced periodontal surgical techniques, soft tissue management, oral soft tissue grafting, adjunctive plastic periodontal procedures, placement and repair of dental implants and bone-related surgeries.

  The program focuses on preparing postgraduates who are capable of providing competent periodontal treatment through advanced education and research activities, a challenging learning environment, diversity in thinking and commitment to ethical and scientific standards.
  
  

  First Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	IMP702	Applied Anatomy of Head and Neck	2
  2	HPT720	Oral Pathology	3
  3	GBS711	Dental photography	1
  4	HPT711	Oral Histology	3
  5	PER736	Periodontal Biology, Immunology and Microbiology	2
  6	GBS751	Biostatistics	1
  7	GBS702	Principle of Healthcare management and infection control	1

  Second Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PER737	Periodontal Diagnosis and Treatment planning	3
  2	PER731	Periodontal Treatment (I)	3
  3	BIP731	Basic Implantology for Periodontists (I)	3
  4	GBS752	Research Methodology and Evidence-Based Dentistry	1
  5	PER730	Oral Radiology for Periodontists	2

  Third Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	GBS…	Elective	1
  2	RLP731	Review of Literature in Periodontology (I)	2
  3	PER732	Periodontal Treatment (II)	3
  4	BIP732	Basic Implantology for Periodontists (II)	3
  5	IDP731	Interdisciplinary Clinical Approach in Periodontology (I)	2

  Fourth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RLP732	Review of Literature in Periodontology (II)	2
  2	PER733	Periodontal Treatment (III)	3
  1	AIP731	Advanced Implantology for Periodontists (I)	3
  2	IDP732	Interdisciplinary Clinical Approach in Periodontology (II)	2

  Fifth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	RLP733	Review of Literature in Periodontology (III)	2
  2	PER734	Periodontal Treatment (IV)	3
  1	AIP732	Advanced Implantology for Periodontists (II)	3
  2	IDP733	Interdisciplinary Clinical Approach in Periodontology (III)	2

  Sixth Semester

  Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hrs.
  1	PER738	Recent Advances in Periodontology	3
  2	PER735	Periodontal Treatment (V)	3
  1	PER 739	Prosthodontic Consideration in Implant Dentistry	3
  2	THP730	Thesis in Periodontology	12

Any queries about the application process should be addressed to the Postgraduate Admissions & Registration Department at

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