The Prosthodontics program transforms dentists into smile restoration experts. Our curriculum blends theory with hands-on practice. Through courses in dental anatomy, materials science, and occlusion, you'll gain a strong foundation. Master techniques for crafting crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants in our state-of-the-art labs. Supervised clinical rotations provide real-world experience under the guidance of renowned faculty. This comprehensive program equips you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel in this rewarding field.
Prosthodontics is the dental specialty dedicated to bringing smiles back. It's the art and science of crafting replacements for missing teeth and tissues, like crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. These prosthetics restore not just smiles, but also chewing and speaking abilities, ultimately improving a patient's oral health and overall well-being. Prosthodontists are dentists with advanced training who design and create custom solutions to address complex dental problems, ensuring both function and aesthetics.
The high demand for skilled prosthodontists ensures job security and strong earning potential. You'll refine your skills in crafting intricate prosthetics, directly impacting patients' long-term oral health and function. This specialty allows you to choose your path – private practice, collaboration with specialists, or even research – while offering a unique blend of artistic expression and technical precision. As a leader in the field, you'll influence best practices, contribute to advancements, and inspire future generations of prosthodontists.
Our state-of-the-art Prosthodontics laboratory is the beating heart of the program, transforming theory into masterful skills. Imagine working at dedicated workstations equipped with cutting-edge technology like digital scanners, CAD software, and milling machines for precise, customized prosthetics. Explore a comprehensive materials library and practice techniques in specialized simulation labs before treating patients. Expert laboratory technicians are always available for support, and the collaborative environment fosters knowledge sharing among peers. This is where you'll develop the technical expertise and confidence to become a leader in smile restoration.
Vision:
To restore smiles and function through cutting-edge prosthetic rehabilitation, improving
patients’ quality of life.
Mission:
Deliver high-quality prosthetic solutions from basic to advanced rehabilitation.
Train students in digital dentistry and precision techniques.
Encourage innovation and research in prosthetic biomaterials.
Core Values:
Precision • Aesthetics • Compassion • Innovation • Respect for dignity
On completion of the undergraduate training programme the graduate should:
➢ Be able to understand and use various dental materials.
➢ Be competent to carry out treatment of conventional Simple complete and partial
removable dentures and anterior crowns.
➢ Be able to carry out Prosthodontic laboratory procedures.
➢ Be familiar with the concepts of osseointegration and the value of implant-
supported Prosthodontic procedures.
➢ Be able to diagnose and appropriately refer patients requiring complex treatment
procedures to the specialist
1.Knowledge and understanding of orofacial applied anatomy, pathophysiology & biomechanics of
stomatognathic system, patient’s mental attitude, diagnosis, treatment planning and
rehabilitation of various completely edentulous clinical scenarios including the materials and
armamentarium prescribed.
2.Knowledge and understanding of various classifications of partial edentulism, surveying, types
of removable partial dentures, components of cast partial dentures, diagnosis , treatment
planning and rehabilitation of partial edentulous state including the laboratory procedures.
Demonstrate knowledge of various maxillary and mandibular defects and its rehabilitation.
3.Knowledge and understanding of various terminologies, components of fixed partial dentures,
principles of tooth preparation of various clinical scenarios including the materials and
armamentarium used. Demonstrate knowledge on implant biomaterials, implant designs and
treatment options of various clinical scenarios including digital dentistry.
4.Able to communicate with patients and acquire informed consent, record case
history, treatment plan, perform clinical skills like Impression making, Jaw
relation, Trial or Insertion skills in the rehabilitation of completely edentulous
state including the troubleshoot management.
5.Patient evaluation, clinical diagnosis, treatment planning and perform clinical
and laboratory procedures for the fabrication of removable partial dentures
including surveying and designing of the prosthesis.
6.Able to perform clinical examination, diagnosis, treatment planning, clinical and
laboratory procedures for the fabrication of fixed partial denture including
shade selection and luting agents. Demonstrate skill on identification of various
implant superstructure components and able to assist in implant prosthetic
restoration.
7.Consolidate all above-mentioned major competencies acquired during the
course and integrate newer evidence based knowledge in displaying expertise
in the science of prosthodontics.
8.Ability to critically appraise their own performance across multiple formative
assessments completed during the course.
