Bachelor in Dentistry
Palma, Spain
Bachelor's degree
DURATION
5 years
LANGUAGES
English, Spanish
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
26 Jun 2026
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
Taking care of oral health is a fundamental part of a person’s overall well-being. Maintaining good dental health and hygiene not only has an impact on oral function but also on quality of life and overall health. Oral diseases are linked to other health problems, and preventing them is key to a healthier life.
Currently, Dentistry does not focus solely on solving oral problems, but rather encompasses a comprehensive and preventive approach, helping to reduce complications and improving the quality of life of patients. This approach involves not only clinical skills, but also a deep understanding of the patient’s social, cultural and psychological context.
ADEMA University School is committed to training future professionals with an innovative approach, focused on academic excellence and practical learning. Through a rigorous and up-to-date educational program, dental students will acquire the necessary competencies to lead oral health care, both in clinical and public health settings.
Why study Dentistry at ADEMA?
Clinical practice
Clinical practice is an essential pillar in the training of future dental professionals, as it allows them to develop practical skills and face real situations in a clinical setting.
ADEMA has an Integrated Dental Clinic, where students have the opportunity to work alongside dentists and health professionals specialising in oral health. This clinic offers prevention, diagnosis and treatment services for various oral pathologies, such as caries, periodontal diseases, malocclusions and other dental conditions, thus improving the oral health of patients.
From the first year, our students actively participate in clinical practices, through the Clinical Dental Training (CDT) program. This Service-Learning model provides them with a learning environment in which they can apply the knowledge acquired in the classroom and develop specific competencies in a real context, contributing to the welfare of society while becoming highly trained professionals.
PBL: Project-Based Learning
Through various collaborative projects, students acquire practical skills by putting theoretical knowledge to the test, preparing them for real-life situations. Some of the projects:
- Oral Health Observatory
- Service learning
- Research-based learning
- Digitization and haptic simulation projects
- International Dental Week
ADEMA has its own Scholarship Program with the aim of supporting people interested in starting or continuing their education.
The following list summarizes the ADEMA SCHOLARSHIPS applicable to the Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry:
Opportunity Scholarship
The Opportunity Scholarship is open to incoming students and is aimed at people with financial difficulties in pursuing their studies due to their economic, social or family situation.
The amount of the Opportunity Scholarships is a bonus from 25% to 100% of the total annual cost of study. Up to two scholarships may be granted per degree program taught privately at ADEMA.
Talent Scholarships
The purpose of the Talent Scholarships is to recognize students with a high academic profile who wish to pursue or continue their studies in any of the courses offered privately at ADEMA.
Talent scholarships are 15% of the tuition fee. Up to two scholarships may be awarded per degree.
ADEMA Family Scholarship
Any student who has or has had first-degree blood relatives studying or working at ADEMA is eligible for the Family Scholarship.
A 10% fee will be applied to the first tuition payment.
Participate Scholarships
The Participate Scholarship consists of students participating in and supporting events organized by the university (international weeks, congresses, events, etc.), welcome day, open house, attendance and support at university fairs or orientation talks, solidarity or outreach work.
By completing a total of 40 hours, the student will be able to obtain between 10% and 15% discount on his or her registration for the next course.
ADEMA Scholarship + Social Commitment
The ADEMA + Foundation carries out different assistance actions in Mallorca with vulnerable families and has international programs. Among these actions are included: Health promotion activities, activities in the university clinic, international cooperation programs, etc. Students who receive the Participa Scholarship will have to cover a total of 50 hours of work among those described for the ADEMA + Foundation during the academic year.
The ADEMA + Social Commitment scholarships are up to €500 applicable to the stay in Kenya within the Solidarity Project of international collaboration “Island to Island” of ADEMA.
Collaborate in Research Grant
The Collaborate in Research Grant is aimed at students in their final years of university studies who wish to begin their research activity by collaborating in research being carried out at ADEMA.
Students who receive the Colabora en Investigación Scholarship will have to cover a total of 40 hours of research work during the academic year.
Novel Research Project Grant
The Novel Research Project Grant is intended to support the implementation and/or development of research lines led by new ADEMA researchers.
Research Project Grants
The Research Project Grant, aimed at ADEMA research groups, is intended to help recognized groups to fine-tune their research lines/projects, not previously funded, in order to obtain new research results.
Note: Subject to Adema’s general research grants regulations.
TFG and TFM Awards
The ADEMA TFG/TFM Awards are intended to recognize students whose work meets the criteria of originality, relevance of the work, argumentation, relevance of the topic, writing and organization of the work, relevance and timeliness of the bibliography.
The prize consists of a free stay in Kenya within the Solidarity Project of international collaboration “Island to Island” of ADEMA. The prize is personal and non-transferable.
The research grants committee will study the bachelor’s and master’s degree final projects that apply to participate in the TFG/TFM Awards in order to award them.
Note: Subject to Adema’s general research grants regulations.
The curriculum consists of 300 ECTS spread over five academic years and is structured into seven modules.
All courses are semester courses, and 30 ECTS credits must be taken each semester and 60 in each academic year.
The following summarizes the structure by modules of the Degree, showing the subjects that comprise it, as well as the corresponding assignment of credits and the course and semester in which they are taught:
First Course
First Semester
- Human anatomy
- Human biochemistry
- Human Histology
- Human microbiology and immunology
- Introduction to health research and statistics
Second Semester
- Psychology, communication and health
- Human physiology
- Biomorphology and microbiology of the stomatognathic apparatus.
- Epidemiology and public health
- Radiology and legal dentistry
Second Course
First Semester
- Dental materials, equipment, instrumentation and ergonomics I
- Medical pathology and pathological anatomy I
- Introduction to surgery
- Basic preventive and community dentistry
- Pharmacology
Second Semester
- Dental materials, equipment, instrumentation and ergonomics II
- Medical pathology and pathological anatomy II
- Oral Medicine I
- Stomatological prosthesis I
- Dental pathology
Third Course
First Semester
- Dental surgery
- Orthodontics I
- Stomatological prosthesis II
- Pediatric Dentistry I
- Evidence-based dentistry
Second Semester
- Endodontics
- Periodontics I
- Orthodontics II
- Oral Surgery I
- Informatics and dental office planning
Fourth Course
First Semester
- Applied preventive and community dentistry
- Stomatological prosthesis III
- Restorative dentistry and clinical endodontics
- Periodontics II
- Orthodontics III
Second Semester
- Pediatric Dentistry II
- Stomatological prosthesis IV
- Dental esthetics
- Oral Medicine II
- Oral surgery II
Fifth Course
First Semester
- Integrated adult dental clinic I
- Integrated children’s dental clinic
- Elective subject
- Research and documentation in dentistry
Second Semester
- Integrated adult dental clinic II
- Dentistry in special patients
- Elective subject
- External Academic Internships in Dentistry
- Final Degree Project in Dentistry
The Degree in Dentistry provides students with the necessary knowledge and the appropriate practices to acquire the competencies of the profession, preparing them for professional practice in the different areas of dentistry.
To this end, the main objectives of the degree are as follows:
- Inculcate the professional values, ethical principles and legal responsibilities of the dental profession.
- To provide the necessary strategies to communicate effectively with patients and other health professionals, as well as to work with information and communication technologies in the dental setting.
- To transmit the theoretical and practical knowledge of Health Sciences, especially those related to oral health.
- Develop the skills necessary to perform comprehensive clinical examinations and establish appropriate diagnosis, therapeutic planning and treatment in all areas of dentistry.
- Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent, diagnose and treat oral diseases in different population groups, from children to the elderly.
- To foster the capacity for critical analysis and scientific research in the field of dentistry in order to improve clinical practice and contribute to the advancement of the discipline.
- To know and apply the principles of public health in the dental field, promoting preventive measures and oral health promotion in the community.
- To provide the student with the ability to manage and direct dental clinics, as well as to integrate in multidisciplinary teams within the health system.
A health professional acting in the following areas:
Clinical Dentistry
Works in health institutions such as hospitals, health centers or in private practice. Develops individualized treatment plans to improve the oral health of healthy people or people with dental conditions, offering services for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases.
General Dentistry
Provides primary dental care, including examinations, diagnostics, caries treatment, root canals, and extractions, among other basic procedures.
Pediatric Dentistry
Specialization in the oral and dental treatment of children from birth through adolescence, including preventive care, oral hygiene education and treatment of specific childhood conditions.
Orthodontics
Corrects malocclusions and dental and jaw alignment problems through the use of corrective appliances, improving both dental functionality and esthetics.
Periodontics
Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the gums and supporting tissues of the teeth.
Implantology
Dental rehabilitation through the placement of dental implants to replace missing or badly damaged teeth.
Research
Dentists can join research teams, contributing to the development of new dental technologies and treatments, as well as advancing knowledge of oral health and related sciences.
Teaching
Work as a trainer in universities, institutes and educational centers, imparting knowledge about dentistry, oral health and health sciences.
Public Health
Participates in the prevention and promotion of oral health in the general population, collaborating in education programs, oral health policies, and awareness campaigns on oral hygiene and disease prevention.
Clinical and Hospital Management
Some dentists choose to manage dental clinics or lead dental services in hospital centers, taking charge of organization, patient care and supervision of the professional team.
Dental Industry
Advise in the development of dental products and technological innovation, as well as participate in the marketing and commercialization of new products and services in the field of dentistry.
International Mobility
Thanks to the growing demand for professionals abroad, dental graduates have the possibility of practicing their profession in other countries, especially within the European Union, after complying with specific requirements and regulations.