Faculty of Dentistry - Orthodontics
- Specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities.
- Focuses on aligning teeth and jaws to improve oral function and enhance aesthetic appearance.
- Utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, collaborating with other dental specialties to provide comprehensive care.
- Faculty includes experienced orthodontists dedicated to guiding students through both clinical and theoretical aspects of orthodontic treatment.
- Instruction is conducted in English.
- The program lasts five years, encompassing both foundational dental education and specialized orthodontic training.
- The curriculum is designed to ensure students develop a deep understanding of orthodontic principles and techniques over the course of their studies.
- Proficient in assessing orthodontic needs and developing appropriate treatment plans for various malocclusions.
- Skilled in the application of various orthodontic appliances, including braces, clear aligners, and retainers.
- Understanding of growth and development patterns related to dental and facial structures, enabling effective treatment at different life stages.
- Competent in managing orthodontic cases, including those requiring interdisciplinary approaches involving other dental specialists.
- Dynamic lectures cover key concepts in orthodontics, focusing on diagnosis, treatment planning, and appliance mechanics.
- Hands-on workshops allow students to practice the placement and adjustment of orthodontic appliances in a controlled environment.
- Clinical rotations provide real-world experience, where students assess and treat patients under the guidance of faculty members, developing clinical skills and confidence.
- Research projects encourage students to engage with current literature and advancements in orthodontic techniques, fostering a mindset of lifelong learning.
- Use of digital technologies such as 3D imaging and computer-aided design for treatment planning, allowing students to become proficient in contemporary orthodontic practices.