New York University College of Dentistry 31 courses
The Advanced Education Program in Prosthodontics is committed to educating and mentoring dentists who will become future leaders in the specialty of Prosthodontics. The program aims to provide an innovative, continuously evolving curriculum to develop students’ clinical decision-making and technical skills for treating highly complex prosthodontic needs. Our objective is to train expert clinicians with a sense of ethical responsibility and professionalism. The program strives to achieve these goals through the implementation of new advanced clinical practices and technologies in the field. The Advanced Education Program in Prosthodontics is a three-year program that fulfills all educational requirements set of the Council on Dental Education of the American Dental Association and the American Board of Prosthodontics. The program offers an unparalleled and extensive range of clinical experiences distinctive to our institution, shaped by a diverse patient population, a robust didactic curriculum, and exceptional clinical faculty. Additionally, the educational foundation is enriched with various research opportunities.
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