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Dental Technology
Dental Surgery 3 years (6 semesters) 180 credits
Acquire clinical and technical skills in oral health, dental care, and stomatology to serve patients in dental practice settings.
Program Overview
This specialisation trains highly qualified dental therapists capable of delivering holistic, high-quality dental care in clinics at local, national and international level. It targets young men and women with the vocation and readiness not only to earn a living but, above all, to save lives.
Learning Objectives
To train highly qualified dental therapists capable of providing holistic, high-quality dental care in local, national and international clinical settings.
Key Competencies
- Be responsible and reflective
- Possess strong interpersonal skills
- Demonstrate confidence and self-assurance
- Apply critical thinking and questioning skills
- Develop professional ethics and standards
- Be proactive and take initiative
- Think critically
- Uphold professional moral standards
- Possess organisational skills
- Compromise and listen
- Enhance productivity through time management
- Dental surgical procedures
- Dental appliance fabrication and instrumentation
- Patient dental care
- Administration of local anaesthesia in dentistry
- Denture fabrication
- Oral hygiene
- Taking the patient's medical history
- Management of dental emergencies in hospital (foreign body aspiration, syncope, etc.)
- Assisting the dental surgeon with major dental procedures (e.g. immobilisation of a fractured mandible)
- Taking intra-oral radiographs
- Fabricating complete and partial dentures
- Instrument handling and operation of auxiliary equipment
- Ordering replacement instruments, supplies and equipment
Career Outcomes
Dental prosthetist
Dental medical assistant
Curriculum
Semester 1 (Year 1)
OD-107
French Communication
2 Credits
OD-106
English
2 Credits
OD-105
Oral Microbiology
3 Credits
OD-104
Dental Materials Science I
4 Credits
OD-103
Oral Physiology
4 Credits
OD-102
General Anatomy
3 Credits
OD-101
Oral Anatomy and Morphology
5 Credits
Semester 2 (Year 1)
OD-206
Sterilization and Infection Control
3 Credits
OD-205
Pharmacology for Dentistry
3 Credits
OD-204
Dental Radiology
3 Credits
OD-203
Oral Pathology
4 Credits
OD-202
Dental Materials Science II
4 Credits
OD-201
Conservative Dentistry I
5 Credits
Semester 3 (Year 2)
OD-305
Paediatric Dentistry
3 Credits
OD-304
Prosthetics I
4 Credits
OD-303
Oral Surgery I
5 Credits
OD-302
Periodontics
4 Credits
OD-301
Conservative Dentistry II
5 Credits
Semester 4 (Year 2)
OD-405
Research Methodology
3 Credits
OD-404
Dental Public Health
3 Credits
OD-403
Orthodontics
4 Credits
OD-402
Oral Surgery II
4 Credits
OD-401
Prosthetics II
5 Credits
Semester 5 (Year 3)
OD-503
Dental Practice Management
3 Credits
OD-502
Clinical Internship I — Prosthetics
8 Credits
OD-501
Clinical Internship I — Conservative/Surgery
14 Credits
Semester 6 (Year 3)
OD-603
Professional Seminar
5 Credits
OD-602
Final Research Project (Mémoire)
10 Credits
OD-601
Final Clinical Internship
15 Credits
Entry Requirements
Hold a Baccalauréat C, D or E (science stream), with a solid grounding in biology and chemistry.
Pass the national competitive entrance examination organised by MINESUP for paramedical BTS programmes.
Be no older than 25 years at the time of the entrance examination.
Good manual dexterity and an aptitude for precision work are essential qualities for this specialisation.
Quick Info
- Level
- BTS
- Duration
- 3 years (6 semesters)
- Credits
- 180
- Department
- Dental Surgery
- Language
- EN / FR