Our course will enable you to develop your skills and knowledge further in restorative dentistry. Building on basic principles, the course provides consultant-led clinical and laboratory practice. You will undertake restorative cases requiring both routine and complex treatments. This involves treatment planning, clinical procedures and technical work.
The course has a substantial clinical component with clinically related sessions accounting for 60%. Specialists and consultants provide clinical teaching and supervision, supported by a comprehensive seminar programme. You c...
Our course will enable you to develop your skills and knowledge further in restorative dentistry. Building on basic principles, the course provides consultant-led clinical and laboratory practice. You will undertake restorative cases requiring both routine and complex treatments. This involves treatment planning, clinical procedures and technical work.<br/><br/>The course has a substantial clinical component with clinically related sessions accounting for 60%. Specialists and consultants provide clinical teaching and supervision, supported by a comprehensive seminar programme. You can find profiles of our staff on the School of Dental Sciences website.<br/><br/>We provide an evidence base for restorative dentistry and opportunities for applied research. The research element of the course contributes to 40% of the final mark. You will undertake a research project that contributes to the Centre of Oral Health Research (COHR) research profile. You will also have the opportunity to work with internationally renowned researchers in the COHR.<br/><br/>Our graduates have progressed to careers in:<br/>enhanced dental practice<br/>specialist practice<br/>restorative consultancy positions (in the UK and abroad)<br/>senior academic posts<br/><br/>The course is highly regarded by our external examiners and by former students. Our students value and see the importance of engaging with like-minded and enthusiastic colleagues.<br/><br/>**Delivery**<br/>This is a full time taught course. Part time study is only available for those enrolled on a Northern Deanery specialist training programme (eg StR in Restorative Dentistry).<br/><br/>We deliver teaching through:<br/>seminars<br/>laboratory courses<br/>clinical teaching<br/>research sessions<br/><br/>All teaching takes place during the day at our Newcastle campus. We make full use of our partnership with the NHS, involving:<br/>consultants<br/>technicians<br/>nursing staff<br/><br/>Facilities<br/>The School of Dental Sciences is modern, occupying a spacious, purpose-built facility. We enjoy well-equipped, light and airy clinics. You will have access to our dental e-learning portfolio (identity).<br/><br/>We have a range of research laboratories and a clinical research facility. This enables us to offer clinical training/research opportunities of the highest international standard.
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Study Mode
Full-time
Duration
24 Months
Start Date
09/2024
Campus
Main Site (Newcastle)
Application deadline
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Course Code
Unknown
Institution Code
N21
Points of Entry
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