The BDS course at our college includes four years of intensive study and a required one-year rotatory internship, providing comprehensive training in dental surgery at the undergraduate level.

This branch delves into the diagnosis and radiological study of oral diseases, integrating medical knowledge with dental expertise to manage oral health issues.

Focused on diagnosing and treating diseases in the oral cavity, Oral Pathology combines laboratory science and clinical skills to understand and manage oral health conditions.

Specializing in surgical treatments of the mouth, jaws, and facial structures, this branch deals with a range of procedures from tooth extractions to complex facial reconstructions.

 Dedicated to the health of gums and implantology, this field covers the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal disease and the placement of dental implants.

This specialty focuses on the design, creation, and fitting of artificial replacements for teeth and other parts of the mouth, restoring functionality and aesthetics.

Concentrating on dental public health, this branch aims to prevent and control dental diseases through community efforts, promoting oral health education and services.

 Specializing in children’s dental care, this area focuses on the oral health of infants, children, and adolescents, including those with special healthcare needs.

 This specialty is devoted to diagnosing, preventing, and treating dental and facial irregularities, primarily through the use of braces and other corrective procedures.

Focusing on the restoration of teeth and the treatment of tooth pain and root canal therapy, this branch aims to preserve natural teeth and maintain oral health.

We offer a two-year, in-depth Dental Hygienist Diploma course, a specialized program focusing on training students in oral hygiene and preventive dentistry