Dental Surgery

About this course

Dental surgery trains you to become a dental practitioner, equipped to diagnose, prevent and treat diseases and conditions of the mouth, teeth and surrounding tissues. Dentistry is a profession that combines clinical science with skilled manual practice, requiring you to understand the biological and pathological processes affecting oral health while also developing the dexterity and procedural competence to carry out treatments safely and effectively. Good oral health is deeply connected to general health and wellbeing, and dentists contribute to broader public health outcomes as well as to the individual care of their patients. At the University of Newcastle, this five-year full-time programme prepares you for a career that will have a meaningful impact on society, contributing to better health and reducing long-term healthcare costs. You will study the biological sciences relevant to

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