A degree in Oral Health Sciences prepares you to register as a dental hygienist and therapist, equipping you to join the dental team and promote oral health through disease prevention, healthy lifestyle advocacy, and treatment of gum disease and dental decay. You will study foundational sciences supporting dentistry and their application in clinical settings, gaining hands-on skills in simulated environments. By the end of the first semester, you will be ready to engage professionally with patients, addressing their health concerns and providing effective care. Additionally, you will have opportunities to work with Thiel-embalmed cadavers for realistic anatomical study.The program includes an annual Discovery Week, allowing you to explore self-chosen topics in areas like biomedical, behavioural, or engineering sciences. Integrated with the 4D Dentistry curriculum at Dundee, the first two years involve collaborative learning, practice, and assessment alongside dental students, emphasizing group-based problem-solving and evidence-based approaches over traditional lectures. This accredited course, recognized by the General Dental Council, ensures high professional standards.
A local representative of University of Dundee in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.