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University of Plymouth · Part-time

Oral Surgery

This programme is designed to address these issues directly by providing a large element of practical simulated and clinical training supervised by oral surgery Consultants and Specialists to enable students to develop their confidence and competence in practi…

MSc3 yearsPart-time

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Peninsula Dental School · Education and teaching

This programme is designed to address these issues directly by providing a large element of practical simulated and clinical training supervised by oral surgery Consultants and Specialists to enable students to develop their confidence and competence in practical clinical skills as well as augmenting their theoretical knowledge. Oral Surgery is a branch of dentistry that concerns the diagnosis and treatment of oral conditions requiring surgical intervention. Oral surgery covers a spectrum of these procedures and can be carried out by a General Dental Practitioner (GDP) in a primary care setting under local anaesthetic with conscious sedation if required. Oral surgery is an area of clinical dental practice that many dentists, particularly recent graduates, appear to lack confidence to perform. While both undergraduate and foundation dental training appear to deliver sound theoretical and simulated training, there are large variations throughout the UK in clinical training and surgical experience at this level.

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As the university states it

Degrees: Applicants must have an undergraduate degree in dentistry. Professional registration: Applicants must be registered as a Dentist in the UK, i.e. with the General Dental Council (GDC). Work experience: Applicants must have at least 2 years of clinical experience (full time equivalent) and should be currently working as a dentist in the UK whilst studying the programme. Indemnity: Applicants must hold full professional indemnity insurance and provide evidence of this. Police and Health Checks will also be required.

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