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A four-quarter course for D3 students to gain experience and competency treating edentulous and partially edentulous patients in a clinical setting.

This course involves restorative case and competency assessments and a final OSCE to develop student skills and confidence in patient treatment.

Develop skills needed for diagnosis, prognosis and treatment planning in a patient-centered manner.

Two, three-week session where D4 students gain experience in various dental settings, including community clinics to prepare for independent practice.

This course covers complete denture fabrication through lectures and clinic sessions, preparing students to treat and manage completely edentulous patients.

Students spend nine days participating in comprehensive pediatric care, including examinations, preventive care, and restorative dentistry.

This course focuses on literature, tools, and methods for evidence-based patient care and decision-making.

This course covers dental materials' properties, behaviors, and applications, emphasizing material science, structure, composition, and clinical use.

This course covers dental anatomy, occlusion, and operative dentistry, with RFE 101 workshops reinforcing concepts through tooth waxing exercises.

This course's goal is to introduce students to the management oral mucosal diseases especially in the medically complex patients.