New York University College of Dentistry 25 courses
The goal of the Advanced Education Program in Endodontics is to graduate students who can practice the specialty of Endodontics and teach the discipline. They will also be able to participate in research and be motivated to include service to disadvantaged populations. The Advanced Education Program in Endodontics selects highly motivated candidates to receive two years of extensive clinical and biomedical education together with experience in teaching and research. The program accepts 11 students a year with a total of 22 students enrolled in the program. The program is fully accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association and has consistently attracted outstanding candidates. Seminars and conferences in endodontics and multidisciplinary dentistry, individual and group case review sessions, as well as mock examinations and oral training, are geared towards preparing our students to be at their highest level of competence in clinical and didactic endodontics at the time of graduation. As a result, on average, fifty percent of our graduating students, in each class, in recent years have either passed the oral examination segment of the boards, or have become board certified. Although not required for graduation, all students take the written segment of the boards during their second year of residency.
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