The Dentistry program is a core specialty for training general dentists. Students study the anatomy of the maxillofacial system, as well as the methods for diagnosing and treating oral diseases. The program develops both practical and theoretical skills required for professional work in various branches of dentistry.
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Basic
level of education
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GP Dentist
qualification
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5 years
duration
Upon graduation, a Dentistry student should be proficient in:
- anatomy and physiology of the maxillofacial system: structure and functions of teeth, jaws, and oral cavity;
- basics of oral pathology: tissue changes in dental and gum diseases;
- clinical symptoms and syndromes: key manifestations of dental diseases and their diagnosis;
- diagnostic principles: modern methods including x-ray, visual, and instrumental examination;
- treatment methods: therapeutic, surgical, orthopedic, and orthodontic approaches to treating oral diseases;
- pharmacology: dental medications, their effects, indications, and contraindications;
- dental disease prevention: measures to prevent caries, periodontitis, and other disorders;
- emergency care basics: first aid in acute dental pain and emergency conditions;
- legal and ethical foundations: dentist responsibilities and medical record keeping;
- epidemiology and infectious diseases: infection prevention, aseptic and antiseptic rules in dental practice./li>
Dentistry is one of the most in-demand and well-paid areas in medicine. Dentists can work in:
- public and private dental clinics, hospitals, and aesthetic medicine centers;
- research institutes and laboratories in the field of dentistry;
- sanatoriums and health facilities specializing in jaw restoration;
- health departments of large industrial enterprises;
- emergency dental care centers;
- medical colleges and universities;
- military medical institutions;
- cosmetology and maxillofacial surgery centers;
- charitable organizations running medical programs.
