The Advanced Specialty Education Program in Prosthodontics

is accredited by the American Dental Association (ADA) Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA). The three year program starts July 1 of the first year of program and ends June 30 of the third year of program. It leads toward a Certificate of Achievement in Prosthodontics which qualifies the candidate for the American Board of Prosthodontics (ABP) Certifying Examinations. 

The postgraduate prosthodontics program provides residents with the knowledge and skills to meet all standards as established by the CODA. During the 36 months of program, extensive didactic, clinical and laboratory phases of training are offered in, but are not limited to,

• Fixed and removable prosthodontics,

• Esthetic dentistry,

• Implant dentistry (including surgical placement),

• Digital CAD/CAM dentistry,

• Maxillofacial prosthetics,

• Partial and full mouth rehabilitation.

Additional emphasis is also placed on diagnosis, treatment planning as well as comprehensive care for advanced patients using an evidence-base, multidisciplinary approach. The following latest digital CAD/CAM technology, is well integrated into the program’s educational and patient care processes that take place in the newly built facility including library, clinic and laboratory;

• Intraoral and laboratory scanners,

• CAD design and modeling software and Implant planning software,

• 3D dental printer and 5-axis CAM milling machine,

• Jaw tracking device.