Course Overview
The Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) program is an intensive and specialized course designed to prepare students for a career in dentistry. Typically spanning five years, this program provides a comprehensive education in dental sciences, clinical skills, and patient care.
The curriculum covers a diverse range of subjects, including dental anatomy, oral pathology, radiology, dental materials, and clinical dentistry. Students engage in hands-on training through practical sessions, laboratory work, and clinical placements, allowing them to develop proficiency in dental procedures, diagnostics, and patient management.
Clinical rotations in various specialties, such as oral surgery, orthodontics, periodontics, and prosthodontics, enable students to gain exposure to different aspects of dental practice. Emphasis is placed on ethical considerations, effective communication with patients, and a holistic approach to oral healthcare.
The BDS program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experiences, preparing students for the responsibilities and challenges of dental practice. Students also learn about preventive dentistry, public health dentistry, and community outreach to promote oral health awareness.
Upon successful completion of the program and meeting licensing requirements, graduates are eligible to practice as dentists. The Bachelor of Dental Surgery not only equips students with the necessary clinical and technical skills but also instills a commitment to lifelong learning, ethical practice, and providing quality oral healthcare to diverse populations
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