Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry

During the first year, students acquire a solid grounding in basic subjects such as anatomy, histology, biochemistry, physiology and psychology, while also taking their first steps in clinical simulation.

The second year sees the start of clinical training, along with the acquisition of essential skills for professional dentistry, with subjects such as dental pathology and preventive and community dentistry. In this year students also acquire fundamental knowledge of medical pathology and pharmacology for a comprehensive approach to patient care.

The third year marks the introduction to key areas such as dental prosthetics, dental pathology and therapeutics, orthodontics, oral surgical pathology and medical pathology, with an extensive focus on simulated clinical practice.

In the fourth year, clinical activity is consolidated with care for real patients, addressing the different areas of dentistry.

Finally, the fifth year entails a high workload through clinical practice involving comprehensive dental treatment for adult, paediatric and medically compromised patients, together with specialization electives, training in dental clinic management and marketing, and completion of the Thesis.