Course Details

Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Paediatric Dentistry)

The University of Sydney, Australia

DentalDoctorate

Sydney, Australia

Duration: 3 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

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Course Overview

Hold a recognised dental qualification (e.g., BDS, DMD, or equivalent) from an approved institution.
Be eligible for specialist training and registered (or eligible) with the dental regulatory body in the relevant jurisdiction (e.g., Dental Board of Australia) or hold limited registration for postgraduate training.
Demonstrate interest and aptitude in paediatric dentistry, including relevant dental practice experience.
Meet English language proficiency requirements (for non-native English speakers).
Be able to meet “inherent requirements” of specialist clinical training (clinical skills, professionalism, patient communication, etc).

The Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Paediatric Dentistry) at the University of Sydney is an intensive three-year full-time specialist programme designed to train dentists to become paediatric dentistry specialists. The curriculum spans advanced paediatric oral health care, including behaviour management of children, preventive dentistry, assessment and treatment planning for children, restorative paediatric dentistry, management of dental trauma in children, development of occlusion and dental anomalies, paediatric oral pathology, community paediatric dentistry and research studies.
Students complete 144 credit points and the programme is structured in a sequence across Years 1 to 3 involving core units and clinical rotations.
Emphasis is placed on evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration (including with medical and allied health services for children with special needs), clinical leadership, and the ability to treat children and adolescents in specialist hospital, community and private settings. Graduates will be eligible for specialist registration in Paediatric Dentistry and may pursue careers in specialist paediatric dental clinics, hospital dental departments, academic teaching and research.

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Course Details

The University of Sydney, Australia

DentalDoctorate

Sydney, Australia

Duration: 3 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

Requires one time login to send unlimited inquiries

Hold a recognised dental qualification (e.g., BDS, DMD, or equivalent) from an approved institution.
Be eligible for specialist training and registered (or eligible) with the dental regulatory body in the relevant jurisdiction (e.g., Dental Board of Australia) or hold limited registration for postgraduate training.
Demonstrate interest and aptitude in paediatric dentistry, including relevant dental practice experience.
Meet English language proficiency requirements (for non-native English speakers).
Be able to meet “inherent requirements” of specialist clinical training (clinical skills, professionalism, patient communication, etc).

The Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Paediatric Dentistry) at the University of Sydney is an intensive three-year full-time specialist programme designed to train dentists to become paediatric dentistry specialists. The curriculum spans advanced paediatric oral health care, including behaviour management of children, preventive dentistry, assessment and treatment planning for children, restorative paediatric dentistry, management of dental trauma in children, development of occlusion and dental anomalies, paediatric oral pathology, community paediatric dentistry and research studies.
Students complete 144 credit points and the programme is structured in a sequence across Years 1 to 3 involving core units and clinical rotations.
Emphasis is placed on evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration (including with medical and allied health services for children with special needs), clinical leadership, and the ability to treat children and adolescents in specialist hospital, community and private settings. Graduates will be eligible for specialist registration in Paediatric Dentistry and may pursue careers in specialist paediatric dental clinics, hospital dental departments, academic teaching and research.

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The University of Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia