University of Chester · Part-time
Endodontology
Learn the latest endodontic techniques and skills, demonstrating both classic and contemporary ideas that you will find immediately useful in your dental clinics. Our course provides in-depth training in the latest endodontic techniques and skills and demonstr…
MSc3 yearsPart-time
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Learn the latest endodontic techniques and skills, demonstrating both classic and contemporary ideas that you will find immediately useful in your dental clinics. Our course provides in-depth training in the latest endodontic techniques and skills and demonstrates both classic and contemporary ideas that you will find immediately useful in your dental clinics. Your confidence in cleaning, shaping and filling root canals will increase – and become more profitable and enjoyable. This course is delivered by a University of Chester approved partner organisation, simplyendo, who have been delivering the programme for nearly 15 years. The teaching will take place at simplyendo's latest dedicated endodontic teaching centre based in Formby, Liverpool. The endodontic training centre is unique in the UK and has modern equipment, spacious teaching rooms and a fantastically enthusiastic team delivering the course.
Getting in
As the university states it
You must be a qualified dentist and, while experience is helpful, it isn’t essential. You must also be registered with the General Dental Council (or equivalent in your own country). If your first language is not English, then you must have IELTS at a minimum level of 6.5.
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