The Master's Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics provides a total of 360 CFU For the aforementioned purposes, the master's degree provides for a total of 360 CFU over six years, of which at least 90 CFU are to be acquired in professionalising clinical training activities to be carried out in an integrated manner with other training activities at university care facilities.
Upon completion of the learning pathway in Dentistry are able to perform activities related to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and congenital and acquired anomalies of the teeth, mouth, jaw bones, temporomandibular joints and related tissues. Furthermore, graduates will be able to carry out dental rehabilitation, prescribing all the necessary medicines and devices for the practice of dentistry.
The graduates in dentistry will acquire a level of professional, cultural, decision-making and operational autonomy that will allow them to be constantly updated, having followed a training course characterized by a holistic approach to the oral health problems of the healthy or ill person, also with regards to the physical and social environment.
Frequency to the didactic activities is mandatory. Students who do not obtain the attendance certificates may not be admitted to sit the relevant examinations when enrolling in the following year's course.
In order to be admitted to take the final examination in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, students must have attended the courses and passed the examinations in all the subjects provided for in the Didactic Regulations and must also have followed the prescribed clinical exercises and practical training and obtained the relevant certificates. The degree examination consists in the discussion of a dissertation on a subject related to odontostomatology to be requested at least at the beginning of the final year of the course.
CAREEER OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics have occupational outlets within the framework of the Dentistry Liberal Professions. They can carry out Level I and II management activities in the National Health System, according to the current regulations.
Learning Pathway - Master's Degree in Dentistry (LM-46)
First Year
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
Human anatomy Human anatomy 1 Human anatomy 2 |
5 5 |
BIO/16 BIO/16 |
Biology and genetics Applied biology IS Applied biology IIS Genetics IIS |
4 4 2 |
BIO/13 BIO/13 MED/03 |
Medicinal chemistry Medicinal chemistry I Medicinal chemistry II |
3 4 |
BIO/10 BIO/10 |
Medical physics Medical physics I Medical physics II |
3 3 |
FIS/07 FIS/07 |
Histology Histology I Histology II |
3 4 |
BIO/17 BIO/17 |
English Language English Language I English Language II |
4 3 |
L-LIN/12 L-LIN/12 |
Behavioural sciences and scientific methodology Computer Science IS Computer Science IIS General psychology IS Medical statistics IS Medical statistics IIS History of medicine IS |
2 3 2 2 2 2 |
INF/01 INF/01 M-PSI/01 MED/01 MED/01 MED/02 |
ADE |
2 |
|
Second Year
Biochemistry and molecular biology Clinical biochemistry and clinical molecular biology IS Clinical biochemistry and clinical molecular biology IIS Biochemistry IS Biochemistry IIS Molecular biology IS Molecular biology IIS |
1 1 2 1 1 1 |
BIO/12 BIO/12 BIO/10 BIO/10 BIO/11 BIO/11 |
Physiology Physiology I Physiology II |
5 5 |
BIO/09 BIO/09 |
Occupational medicine and business organisation Occupational medicine IS Occupational medicine IIS Business organization IS Business organization IIS |
1 1 1 1 |
MED/44 MED/44 SECS-P/10 SECS-P/10 |
Microbiology and hygiene General and applied hygiene IS General and applied hygiene IIS Microbiology and clinical microbiology IS Microbiology and clinical microbiology IIS |
3 3 3 4 |
MED/42 MED/42 MED/07 MED/07 |
General pathology General pathology I General pathology II |
3 4 |
MED/04 MED/04 |
Basics of Dentistry Dental hygiene I Dental hygiene I - Internship Dental hygiene II Dental hygiene II - Internship Preventive and community dentistry I Preventive and community dentistry II - Internship Clinical propaedeutics I Clinical propaedeutics I - Internship Clinical propaedeutics II Medical statistics I Medical statistics II |
1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 |
MED/50 MED/50 MED/50 MED/50 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/01 MED/28 |
ADE II |
2 |
|
Third Year
Pathological anatomy Pathological anatomy IS Pathological anatomy IIS |
3 4 |
MED/08 MED/08 |
Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy IS Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy IIS Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy IIS - Internship |
3 2 1 |
MED/36 MED/36 MED/36 |
Pharmacology Pharmacology I Pharmacology II |
3 4 |
BIO 14 BIO 14 |
Dental materials and prosthetic technologies Dental materials IS Dental materials IS - Internship Dental materials IIS Dental materials IIS - Internship Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IS Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IS - Internship Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IIS Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IIS - Internship |
2 1 3 1 4 1 2 1 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Special Odontostomatology and Dermatology Dermatology IS Dermatology IIS Odontostomatology special pathology IS Odontostomatology special pathology IS - Internship Odontostomatology special pathology IIS Odontostomatology special pathology IIS - Internship |
1 1 3 2 3 2 |
MED/35 MED/35 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Medical sciences Blood diseases I Blood diseases II Internal medicine I Internal medicine I - Internship Internal medicine II Internal medicine II - Internship Clinical pathology I Clinical pathology II |
1 1 3 1 3 1 1 2 |
MED/15 MED/15 MED/09 MED/09 MED/09 MED/09 MED/05 MED/05 |
ADE III |
1 |
|
Fourth Year
Oral surgery Oral surgery I Oral surgery I - Internship Oral surgery II Oral surgery II - Internship |
3 1 4 2 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Gnathology Gnathology I Gnathology I - Internship Gnathology II |
2 1 3 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Forensic medicine Forensic medicine IS Forensic medicine IIS |
2 2 |
MED/43 MED/43 |
Neurology and psychiatry Neurology Neurology - Internship Psychiatry |
2 1 2 |
MED/26 MED/26 MED/25 |
Restorative dentistry Endodontics IIIS Endodontics IIIS - Internship Endodontics IVS Endodontics IVS - Internship Conservative dentistry IS Conservative dentistry IS - Internship Conservative dentistry IIS Conservative dentistry IIS - Internship Conservative dentistry IIIS Conservative dentistry IVS Conservative dentistry IVS - Internship |
2 1 2 2 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Orthodontics Orthodontics IS Orthodontics IIS Orthodontics IIS - Internship Orthodontics IIIS Orthodontics IIIS - Internship Orthodontics IVS Orthodontics IVS - Internship |
3 2 1 4 1 3 1 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Periodontology Periodontology I Periodontology I - Internship Periodontology II Periodontology II - Internship |
2 1 2 2 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Dental prosthetics Dental prosthetics I Dental prosthetics I - Internship Dental prosthetics II Dental prosthetics II - Internship |
3 1 3 1 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Surgical sciences General Surgery IS General Surgery IIS Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IS Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IS - Internship Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IIS Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IIS - Internship |
2 2 2 2 2 2 |
MED/18 MED/18 MED/41 MED/41 MED/41 MED/41 |
ADE IV |
2 |
|
Fifth Year
Implantology Oral surgery Oral surgery - Internship Dental clinic Dental clinic - Internship Paradontology Paradontology - Internship Dental prosthetics Dental prosthetics - Internship |
2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Paediatric dentistry General and specialist paediatrics I General and specialist paediatrics II Paediatric dentistry I Paediatric dentistry II Paediatric dentistry II - Internship |
1 1 4 2 1 |
MED/38 MED/38 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
Maxillofacial pathology and therapy Maxillofacial surgery I Maxillofacial surgery II Otolaryngology I Otolaryngology II |
3 2 1 1 |
MED/29 MED/29 MED/31 MED/31 |
Prosthetic and periodontal rehabilitation Paradontology I Paradontology II Paradontology II - Internship Dental prosthetics I Dental prosthetics I - Internship Dental prosthetics II |
1 1 1 1 1 1 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
ADE V |
2 |
|
Sixth Year
Integrated dentistry therapy Dental clinic Dental clinic - Internship Preventive and community dentistry - Internship |
4 8 6 |
MED/28 MED/28 MED/28 |
TPV dentistry disciplines I |
15 |
MED/28 |
TPV dentistry disciplines II |
15 |
MED/28 |
ADE VI |
1 |
|
Final Dissertation |
8 |
|
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
In order to be admitted to the Master's Degree in Dentistry, the candidate must have attained a five-year upper secondary school diploma or another qualification obtained abroad and recognised as suitable under the regulations in force.
The single cycle master's degree in dentistry is subject to limited number according to Article 1 of Law 264/99.
The teaching organization requires that students admitted to the first year of the course have an adequate knowledge of the Italian language and an initial preparation, obtained in the course of their previous studies, covering knowledge in the fields of logic, general culture, biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics.
The student's initial knowledge is verified by passing the admission test, which is regulated by a special Ministerial Decree issued by MIUR each year. Students admitted to the course who show initial deficiencies will be assigned an additional training obligation (OFA) which must be met during the first year of the course on the basis of criteria defined in the Regulations of the Course of Study.
FINAL EXAMINATION
For the purpose of taking the final examination, the student must have taken all the courses and passed the related examinations.
Pursuant to Articles 1 and 3 of Law n. 163 of 8 November 2021, the final examination for a single-cycle Master's Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics - class LM-46 qualifies the candidate to practise as a dentist. For this purpose, the aforementioned final examination includes the performance of a Practical Assessment Test (PPV) of the professional skills acquired through an internal Practical-Valuative Internship (PTV) within the study courses, aimed at ascertaining the candidate's level of practical preparation for the licence to practise the profession, which precedes the discussion of the dissertation. The Practical Assessment Test consists in the discussion of three multidisciplinary clinical cases treated as first practitioner during the Practical-Valuative Internship, involving multidisciplinary treatment plans with services relating to the majority of the disciplines covered by the Practical-Valuative Internship, according to the methods identified by the protocol drawn up by the Conference of Presidents of the Degree Courses in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, in agreement with the National Dental Register Commission. In order to pass the Practical Assessment Test, students must obtain an aptitude mark, following which they will gain access to the discussion of the final dissertation.
The discussion of the final dissertation involves the presentation of an original dissertation prepared by the student under the guidance of a supervising professor. The dissertation committee acts as co-supervisor during the discussion, otherwise the figure of a co-supervisor may be appointed. The final mark is determined in Committee in line with the regulations laid down by the University.
The modality of implementation of the final examination and its timing are defined in the academic calendar, published on the University website and communicated by the Student Administration Office.
For further information, please consult the following link: https://www.unilink.it/en/students/final-dissertation