Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry

WHY STUDY DENTISTRY?

Resolve clinical cases and learn processes, skills, and techniques with the exclusive simulation through advanced technology.

Intervene, with an identical sensation to working on a real patient, in a virtual reality simulation classroom, a pioneering initiative in Spain.

Thanks to the Structured Objective Clinical Evaluation system (Evaluación Clínica Objetiva Estructurada, ECOE), simulated clinical cases arise, which allow the professor to evaluate your skills objectively in different clinical situations.

Hours of practical work experience at our University Dental Clinics where, from your fourth year, you will treat real patients under the supervision of your professors, all of whom are highly regarded professionals.

Practice an average of 200 treatments per student in the different dentistry specialties including endodontics, prosthetics, and surgery.

Learn the latest techniques and trends in the field of dentistry and its management, with completely computerized systems (computerized patient histories, material requests, or quote preparation).

Study Plan

FIRST YEAR

• Anatomy and Physiology Of The Human Body
• Cellular Biology and Human Genetics
• Epidemiology, Public Health, and Applied Biostatistics
• Anthropology and History of Dentistry
• Documentation and Introduction to Research Methodology in Dentistry
• Biochemistry
• General Microbiology and Immunology
• Introduction to the Clinic
• Psychology and Communication Skills

SECOND YEAR

• Biomaterials And Instrumentation
• Head And Neck Anatomy
• APPLIED Surgical Medical Pathology I
• General Semiology And Physiopathology I
• Periodontics I
• General Pharmacology. Human Nutrition. Anesthesia And Reanimation
• Physiology Of The Stomatognathic System
• Diagnostics In Dentistry
• Normal And Pathological Occlusion

THIRD YEAR

• Pediatric Dentistry
• Orthodontics
• Oral Surgical Medical Pathology
• Restorative Dentistry
• Stomatology Prosthesis

FOURTH YEAR

• Advanced Periodontics
• Oral Surgical Medical Pathology
• Restorative Dentistry
• Introduction to Clinical Practice on Adults
• Pediatric Dentistry
• Orthodontics
• Introduction to Clinical Practice on Children
• Stomatology Prosthesis
• Preventive Dentistry

FIFTH YEAR

• Practicum
• Graduation Project
• EU Dentistry and Public Oral Health
• Special Patients
• Professionalism
• Radioprotection
• Emergencies in The Office
• English For Health Science
• Advanced Implantology
• University Activities
• Dental Office Ergonomics and Organization
• Professional Risks
• Anomalies and Malformations in The Development of The Cranium and Orofacial Area

Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry

89% of our students find employment less than 12 months after completing their studies. Among other achievements, this makes us the Spanish university with the highest employability score in the “QS Stars” international rating. We make available to you the Career and Placement Office, a truly useful personalized career guidance service: it has the highest employment rate of all Spanish universities. This department manages 3,500 cooperative education partnerships. You’ll be in contact with the professional world, we’ll help you create a network of contacts and you can take part in internship programs. The great specialization that we teach in the Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry at the European University of Madrid will qualify you to develop your career in different professional fields: Free professional practice Clinics and private hospitals Health insurance companies Primary and hospital care dependent on the Regional Health System The pharmaceutical industry and the dental sector Prevention campaigns in schools Specialized attention in town halls Penitentiary institutions and legal and forensic odontology Secondary and university education Investigation

Knowledge, skills, and clinical practice at a high level to exercise the profession with due safety and dexterity upon graduating.

Where can I work?

• Free exercise of the profession, research
• Primary and hospital care within regional healthcare systems, clinics and private hospitals and health insurance companies
• The pharmaceutical industry and the dental sector
• Prevention campaigns in schools, secondary school, and university teaching
• Specialized attention in local councils
• Prison institutions, legal and forensic dentistry

A regulated profession

The current legislation in force classifies the profession of Dentist as a regulated profession whose exercise, in accordance with article 12.9 Royal Decree 1393/2007 establishing the classification of official university teaching, requires that the person possesses the corresponding official Degree, obtained in accordance with the conditions established by the Government in the Agreement of the Council of Ministers of the 8th of February 2008, published in the Official State Journal on the 27th. The title of Dentists grants access to one sole profile, the dentist, that subsequently allows the dentist to exercise their professional life through teaching, research, the management, or healthcare assistance whether public or private, in an employed or self-employed capacity.