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Orthodontics
Through the Advanced Program for International Dentists in Orthodontics,
participants will learn to recognize and care for patients requiring
orthodontic therapy. They will develop the clinical skills to achieve,
through orthodontic treatment, esthetic and functionally acceptable
occlusion for patients with moderately severe malocclusion. Complex and
interesting cases will be presented such as orthognathic surgery, and
participants will work with others in a multi-disciplinary forum. |
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Prosthodontics
NYU College of Dentistry established the Advanced Program for
International Dentists in Prosthodontics more than ten years ago and
graduates of this program hail from over 28 countries. The program
includes seminars and clinical practice in all aspects of Prosthodontics
with at least 24 hours of patient contact and clinical treatment per
week. Cases may involve crown and bridge, complete and partial dentures
as well as implant prosthodontics. |
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Endodontics
The aim of the Advanced Programs for International Dentists in
Endodontics is to increase the participant's understanding of the
biological basis of endodontic theory and practice. Participants will
learn to diagnose pulpal and perapical pathology and successfully treat
patients with endodontic needs. The role of new technology in
endodontics will be explored and students will be aptly prepared with
all the latest skills and knowledge. |
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Pediatric Dentistry
In 1949, the NYU College of Dentistry's Department of Pediatric
Dentistry became the first formal pediatric department in the U.S.
Within the Advanced Programs for International Dentists, participants
are taught along the core themes of disease prevention and intervention.
Students will further develop their ability to treat common and unusual
dental problems in children. In addition, the biological basis,
developmental milestones and psychological and social elements necessary
to manage children in the dental setting will be explored. |
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Maxillofacial and Corrective Jaw Surgery
The Advanced Program for International Dentists in Maxillofacial and
Corrective Jaw Surgery includes two overlapping divisions: Maxillofacial
and Corrective Jaw Surgery and Advanced Orthodontics. Participants will
focus on the areas of Craniofacial and Dentofacial Deformity and Cleft
Palate. The curriculum reinforces and advances surgeons' and
orthodontists' expertise in the management of patients with dentofacial
deformities, cleft lip and palate, microtia, dental deformities and
facial esthetics. |
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Periodontics
The Advanced Programs for International Dentists in Periodontics focuses
on the evaluation, recognition, care and prevention of conditions that
predispose patients to periodontal disease. Students will learn to
evaluate the periodontium and understand the criteria and techniques for
treatment. In addition, they will learn to perform scaling and root
planning, including surgical access. |
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Esthetics
Although not recognized as a specialty, there are so many available
procedures and treatments that without investing significant time in
this area of concentration, it is virtually impossible to gain the
expertise and knowledge necessary to become a true "Esthetic Dentist."
Recognizing this important need, a new program in Esthetics was created
as part of the Advanced Programs for International Dentists. Students
will be exposed to the latest technologies, including lasers and
CAD-CAM, as well as intensive training in the use of the wide range of
composite and ceramic options currently available. |
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Implant Dentistry
The objective of the Advanced Programs for International Dentists in
Implant Dentistry is to provide participants with a thorough
understanding and clinical competence in the diagnosis and treatment of
endosseous and other types of dental implants. Participants will have
the opportunity to successfully complete the diagnosis, planning and
treatment of assigned clinical cases. |
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