Education and Teaching

Throughout the program, students will gain comprehensive knowledge and hands-on training in various aspects of dental technology and prosthetic manufacturing, including:

 Fundamentals of Dental Science

• Introduction to dentistry and dental technology techniques.
• Anatomy and physiology, with a focus on the oral and maxillofacial structures.
• Dental materials science, understanding the properties of materials used in prosthetic fabrication.
• Basics of oral pathology and its impact on oral and dental health.

 Techniques in Dental Prosthetics Manufacturing

• Designing and fabricating fixed prosthetics, such as crowns and bridges.
• Production of removable prosthetics, including partial and complete dentures.
• Developing skills in tooth shaping and customization based on patient needs.
• Creating dental molds and impressions, selecting the most suitable materials for each case.

 Advanced Technology in Dental Manufacturing

• 3D printing applications in dental prosthetic design.
• Digital design and fabrication using CAD/CAM technology.
• Utilizing advanced software for the development and customization of prosthetics.

 Orthodontic and Implant Technology

• Designing and producing orthodontic devices to assist orthodontists.
• Understanding dental implant technology and designing implant-supported restorations.
• Studying the scientific foundations of dental restoration and cosmetic enhancements.

Dental Laboratory Skills and Material Handling

• Working with dental materials such as acrylic, ceramic, and zirconia.
• Mastering mold-making techniques and fabrication of denture bases.
• Making necessary adjustments to ensure proper fit and function of dental prosthetics.

 Laboratory Management and Quality Control

• Managing dental laboratories and overseeing manufacturing processes.
• Quality control standards and compliance in dental technology.
• Handling patient records and processing dentist orders efficiently.