Drawings on stones dating back to 7000 years ago have registered the advanced dentistry and surgery at that time. Also, dental implants can be seen in the pharaohs’ skulls besides fillings and wire splints. As we stepped into the 21st century, we were keen on keeping this leadership and superiority. Great emphasis is directed towards graduating a dental surgeon with special abilities in the practice of clinical and laboratory procedures.

Through the dedication of highly qualified professors, the use of modern technical laboratories equipped with the most up-to-date equipment and the support of educational technology and state-of-the-art library, excellence in instruction and research is assured.

Elaborate training on patients and special research projects are added as extra requisites before graduation. Ethics of dental profession and scientific thinking are extensively taught for the sake of professional and moral Excellence.

A total of 210 credit hours over ten semesters are to be completed before graduation.