Program goals:

  • To provide an academic environment for inquiry in which expertise and knowledge in basic sciences and clinical periodontics can be achieved
  • To provide a sound background in medicine as it applies to the periodontal patient
  • To provide a sound background in oral pathology
  • To be able to interpret, critique and apply periodontal and associated literature
  • To develop sound diagnostic, clinical, nonsurgical and surgical skills
  • To provide didactic instruction and clinical training in the area of dental implants
  • To provide methods of pain and anxiety control, including ADA certification in intravenous conscious sedation
  • To provide an environment for the interpretation and implementation of research
  • Enable successful completion of the American Board of Periodontology exam
  • To develop sound lifelong didactic and clinical learning skills
  • To provide specialists in periodontics for community health care, professional service and dental education
Student learning outcomes

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  • To provide an academic environment for inquiry in which expertise and knowledge in basic sciences and clinical periodontics are achieved
  • To provide a sound background in medicine as it applies to the periodontal patient
  • To provide a sound background in oral pathology with a100 percent completion of oral pathology rotation
  • To be able to interpret, critique and apply periodontal and associated literature with a 100 percent completion of periodontal courses measured
  • To develop sound diagnostic clinic, nonsurgical and surgical skills
  • To provide didactic instruction and clinical training in the area of dental implants
  • To provide methods of pain and anxiety control, including ADA certification in intravenous conscious sedation
  • To provide an environment for the interpretation and implementation of research with a100 percent successful completion of biostatistics and research design in dentistry course
  • Enable successful completion of the American Board of Periodontology written and oral examinations
  • To develop sound lifelong didactic and clinical learning skills
  • To provide specialists in periodontics for community health care, professional service and dental education with a 100 percent graduate participation in specialty clinical practice