36 monthsProgramme duration
38,000 GBPTuition Fee/year
05 Jan, 2028Application Deadline
JanStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Dentistry
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
Restorative dentistry is the backbone of contemporary primary care dentistry. It covers a wide range of specialties encompassing prosthodontics, aesthetics, endodontics, and periodontics.
The ability to predict and restore a patient’s dental health using evidence-based approaches is satisfying and fulfilling. The field is constantly evolving with new techniques and materials, and the requirement for dentists to keep up to date becomes progressively more challenging.
This course is ideal for dental practitioners wishing to enhance their skills and knowledge in restorative dentistry. You will enhance your confidence in the clinical applications and limitations of this field, develop your critical reading of published literature, and build your research methodology and presentation skills.
The course covers a comprehensive range of restorative dentistry topics, offering the opportunities to increase your depth of knowledge progressively and systematically. You will also develop your skills as a researcher, while undertaking a year-long, original, supervised research project. The course follows a customary format of Certificate, Diploma and MSc years. Each year is a standalone entity enabling students to exit at the end of each year with a Certificate, Diploma or MSc respectively. By the end of Year 2, students will be able to successfully restore patients with advanced tooth surface loss.
The course is delivered through seminars, lectures, and practical sessions in state-of-the-art skills laboratories, providing a highly supportive and relevant learning experience for those wishing to develop their skills in this area of dentistry.
The course academic year runs from January to December, with the next intake in January 2027. Application for the course opens in April 2026 and closes in November.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Dentistry
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
Restorative dentistry is the backbone of contemporary primary care dentistry. It covers a wide range of specialties encompassing prosthodontics, aesthetics, endodontics, and periodontics.
The ability to predict and restore a patient’s dental health using evidence-based approaches is satisfying and fulfilling. The field is constantly evolving with new techniques and materials, and the requirement for dentists to keep up to date becomes progressively more challenging.
This course is ideal for dental practitioners wishing to enhance their skills and knowledge in restorative dentistry. You will enhance your confidence in the clinical applications and limitations of this field, develop your critical reading of published literature, and build your research methodology and presentation skills.
The course covers a comprehensive range of restorative dentistry topics, offering the opportunities to increase your depth of knowledge progressively and systematically. You will also develop your skills as a researcher, while undertaking a year-long, original, supervised research project. The course follows a customary format of Certificate, Diploma and MSc years. Each year is a standalone entity enabling students to exit at the end of each year with a Certificate, Diploma or MSc respectively. By the end of Year 2, students will be able to successfully restore patients with advanced tooth surface loss.
The course is delivered through seminars, lectures, and practical sessions in state-of-the-art skills laboratories, providing a highly supportive and relevant learning experience for those wishing to develop their skills in this area of dentistry.
The course academic year runs from January to December, with the next intake in January 2027. Application for the course opens in April 2026 and closes in November.
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