Teaching :

Dental students undertake the majority of their clinical courses in the  following specialist areas

	Basic Medicinal Education Department: The students take courses to get the basic medical notion. The courses are as follows. The first year: Physics, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Medical Biology and Genetics, Biostatistics and Computing; Secound Year: Biophysics, Microbiology, Histology, Physiology, Anatomy; The Third year: Pathology, Pharmacology, Topographical Anatomy,
	Cariology and Operative Dentistry - Cariology is the study of dental caries, a disease that affects many individuals world wide. Cariology includes the aetiology, epidemiology, pathology, microbiology and prevention of this common disease. In addition, it involves the study of the related dental problem of toothwear, particularly that caused by acid erosion. Operative Dentistry is the branch of Dentistry concerned with the repair of damaged teeth. Teeth are damaged most often as a result of dental caries but can also be affected by tooth wear and trauma. Restoration of teeth is commonly carried out using materials such as amalgam, composite and glass ionomer although other materials and techniques may be used.
	Endodontology - The branch of Dentistry concerned with the morphology, physiology and pathology of the human dental pulp and periradicular tissues. It involves the biology of the normal pulp, the aetiology, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease and injuries of the pulp and associated periradicular conditions.
	Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics - Removable Prosthodontics is concerned with the provision of dentures for the restoration of the dentition. Fixed Prosthodontics is concerned with the restoration of teeth that are badly broken down (Crowns) or the replacement of missing teeth by false teeth attached permanently to other teeth (Bridges). It is closely associated with the subject of Removable Prosthodontics. The two subjects are now being merged into a single speciality and our teaching programme is being developed to reflect this association.
	Periodontology - The branch of Dentistry concerned with the structure and function of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. It involves the biology of the normal deep tissues including cementum on the tooth surface, the periodontal fibres which attach this to the surrounding bone, and normal visible superficial soft tissues which surround the teeth. The specialty includes the study of the aetiology, epidemiology and diagnosis of periodontal disease and the practice of prevention and treatment.
	Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dısease:The branch of dentistry is concerned with apical resection, abscesses,maxillofacial fractures, surgical approach to infectious disease, jaw cysts, maxillofacial anomalies, orthognatic surgery, temporomandibular jaint, stomatites, maxiller and mandibular disease, dermatological disaese and oral syptoms in intoxification, tongue disease, color changes of oral cavity tissues, tumors of oral cavity tissues, lemphatic system and osteopaties.
	Oral Diagnosis and Radiology: This department is thriving to give the students the concept that modern medical understanding coupled with correct diagnosis and treatment arethe most important factors in the realization of a successful theraphy.
	Orthodontics:  This department is concerned with development of the head and the face in normal concept. When anomalies of dental area is seen this branch of dentistry tries to put then in ist normal position by means of orthodontic treatment methods.
	Pedodontics: This department is mainly devoted to the diagnosis and treatment of teeth anomalies in 0-15 years old children as a result of etiological, genetic, nutritious and accidental factors.