Academic and clinical faculties across the BDS curriculum.
Basic science of human structure underpinning all clinical dental training.
Study of the normal function of the human body and its organ systems.
Chemical processes within the human body relevant to health and disease.
Properties and clinical selection of the materials used in dental practice.
Morphology, form, and function of the human dentition.
Principles of drug action, dosage, and interaction in general medicine.
Safe and effective use of drugs and therapeutics in dental practice.
Study of oral and systemic microorganisms and infection control.
Study of disease processes affecting oral and general tissues.
Diseases of the gums and supporting structures, and oral tissue pathology.
General medical conditions relevant to the assessment of dental patients.
General surgical principles and pre/post-operative patient care.
Dental care for infants, children, and adolescents.
Community-level prevention, promotion, and epidemiology of oral disease.
Replacement of missing teeth with fixed, removable, and implant prostheses.
Oral diagnosis and treatment planning for incoming patients.
Pain and anxiety control for surgical and hospital dental procedures.
