Dentistry Education
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What is Dentistry Education?
Dentistry study program studies health in the dental and oral areas, how to deal with various problems in the mouth and how to treat them. This Dentistry study program includes the aesthetics of teeth and mouth. If you want to be a dentist, you must complete academic education in the Dentistry study program and get a Bachelor of Dentistry, then you will proceed to the next stage which is to conduct practical in a hospital or dental clinic for two years to get a dentist degree.
Why did you choose this programme?
The mouth is the door to our health. Explore dental and oral problems. To become a dentist you must also have good communication skills and resilience. But if you really have an interest in the medical field, especially dental and oral health, this study program can certainly be an option.
Subjects in Dentistry Education
- 1Biomedicine
- 2Basic Medical Sciences
- 3Basic Dentistry
- 4Growth and Development
- 5Dental Cares
- 6Dental Hard Tissue Diseases / Disorders
- 7Pulp and Periapex Diseases / Disorders
- 8Diseases / Dental Buffer Disorders
- 9Disorders / Occurrence of Growth and Occlusion
- 10Skills Examination Test for Vital Signs
- 11Skills Lab Dental Materials and Dental Anatomy
- 12Restoration Lab Skills (with the principle of minimal intervention) and RKG
- 13Root Canal Treatment Lab Skills
- 14Post Endo and RKG Restoration
- 15Skills Lab for Disease Management / Dental Buffer Tissue Disorders
- 16Lateral Cephalometric Tracing Lab Skills and Radiographic Interpretations
- 17Rehabilitation of the Stomatognathic System
- 18Diseases / Abnormalities of Soft Oral Tissues and Oromaxillofacial Disorders
- 19Skills Lab Tool for Ortho Release and Fixed Denture
- 20Extraction Lab Skills
- 21Odontectomy and Emergency
- 22Skills Lab for Partial and Full Denture Making
Suitable Student's Characteristic
Job Prospect for Dentistry Education
Graduates of the Dentistry study program must be prepared to become a qualified dentist. These dentists can join as doctors in government or private hospitals, clinics, and health centers, or may open their own dentist practice, becoming specialists, researchers, and expert lecturers.
