College of Medicine and Dentistry
This Master's level programme in Implantology is designed for dental clinicians who wish to develop skills in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of patients with missing teeth with dental implants. This programme aligns directly with standards required for safe patient care and conforms to the General Dental Council (GDC) safe practitioner guidance. This programme aims to enhance participants abilities in confidently diagnosing and treating patients, both surgical placement and restoration, with missing teeth with dental implants. Through a learner centred, practice-oriented approach, it empowers learners by enhancing their theoretical foundation and clinical proficiency (in a simulated environment) to allow them to provide high quality and safe care with dental implants for patients with missing teeth requiring routine and complex treatment.
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Dental implantology is a rapidly growing field that allows dental professionals to provide lasting, effective solutions for patients with missing teeth. Dental implants are one of the most significant advancements in modern dentistry, offering patients a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. This programme prepares clinicians to provide in-depth theoretical knowledge as well as clinical exposure in a simulated setting covering the latest implant techniques to develop expert skills required for the provision of high-quality care for patients with missing teeth.
Clinical Skills
The Master’s programme offers dental practitioners the opportunity to:
Beyond Clinical Skills
In addition to comprehensive training, the programme develops and fosters the wider non-technical professional capabilities required for the practice of safe dentistry including:
The curriculum is structured to cover all key components that are essential for the safe practice of the provision of dental implants.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
Learning in state-of-the-art facilities taught and supported by UK and US trained experts, graduates of the MSc in Implantology will be well prepared for a range of advanced clinical and academic opportunities. The programme is designed to support clinicians on their path toward recognition with enhanced skills, advanced private practice, or leadership roles in dental education.
Essential Requirements:
Additional requirements:
The total duration of the programme is 15 months, structured as follows: Year 1: September to July, comprising two semesters of study. Year 2: September to January, comprising one semester of study.
The programme includes teaching and development of clinical skills on simulators. It does not include clinical training on real patients.
50 credits out of the total 180 credits are allocated to research.
Yes. Students are required to undertake research and complete a dissertation in an area relevant to their field of study. Depending on the programme requirements and the student’s interests, this may take the form of a primary research study, a systematic literature review, or a clinical audit.
International applicants are normally required to have IELTS for UKVI (Academic) at 6.0 overall, with no individual band score below 5.5, or an equivalent approved English language qualification.