BS Dental Technology

BSDTS

COURSE FACT

STUDY LEVEL STUDY NOTE PROGRAM DURATION CREDITS HOURS

Undergraduate

Full-Time

8 Semesters (4 years)

132

Eligibility Criteria

Intermediate with minimum 45 % marks or equivalent

Introduction

The Bachelor of Science in Dental Technology is a four-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and technical skills needed to design, construct, and repair a wide range of dental prostheses and appliances. Key areas of study include foundational biomedical sciences, dental materials, laboratory techniques, infection control, and the use of modern dental technologies. Students are also engaged in research projects, community outreach, and professional ethics, training preparing them for the diverse challenges of the dental healthcare field.

Why Choose BS Dental Technology?

The BS Dental Technology program at The University of Faisalabad (TUF) integrates comprehensive academic learning with practical clinical training, preparing students for professional careers in dental technology.

Students benefit from:

  • Modern dental laboratories and advanced clinical facilities.
  • Expert guidance from experienced faculty and dental technology professionals.
  • Hands-on training through university-affiliated hospital and laboratories.
  • Opportunities for research and development in dental materials and prosthetics.

This balanced approach of theoretical knowledge and practical experience makes TUF an excellent choice for students aspiring to build a professional career in dental technology.

OBJECTIVES

  • Demonstrate proficiency in the design, fabrication, and repair of dental prostheses and orthodontic appliances.
  • Apply modern dental materials, tools, and technologies in laboratory practices with precision and efficiency.
  • Collaborate effectively with dental professionals to support comprehensive patient care.
  • Manage and operate dental laboratories in accordance with professional, ethical, and safety standards.
  • Contribute to community oral health awareness and promote preventive dental care through outreach initiatives.

ROLE AND SCOPE

Upon completing this program, graduates will be qualified to work in the following areas:

  • Hospital dental services
  • Cosmetic dentistry
  • Dental laboratory technicians
  • Commercial dental laboratories
  • Manufacture dental prosthetic materials

Semester I

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
ISL-101 Islamic Studies 2(2-0) General --
ETH-100 Ethics (Non-Muslim) - General --
ENG-107 Functional English 3(3-0) General --
DH-101 Dental Terminology and Professional Knowledge 2(2-0) Major --
ANA-101 Anatomy 3(2-1) Interdisciplinary --
PHSL-101 Physiology 3(2-1) Interdisciplinary --
GEN-105 Creative Arts 2(2-0) General --
ISL-105 Understanding of Quran-I 1(0-1) Compulsory --
  Total Credit Hours 16 - -

Semester II

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
GEN-104 Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan 2(2-0) General --
ENG-108 Expository Writing 3(3-0) General --
CS-102 Applications of Information & Communication Technologies 3(2-1) General --
BIOC-101 Biochemistry 3(2-1) Interdisciplinary --
ANA-205 Anatomy of Head and Neck 3(2-1) Major --
DH-102 Fundamentals of Dental Lab Sciences 2(2-0) Major --
ISL-106 Understanding of Quran - II 1(0-1) Compulsory ISL-105
  Total Credit Hours 17 - -

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
GEN-202 Environmental Studies 3(2-1) General --
PSY-201 Psychology 2(2-0) General --
DH-201 Oral Biology and Tooth Morphology 3(2-1) Major --
DH-202 Dental Pharmacology 3(2-1) Major --
DH-203 Microbiology Infection 2(2-0) Major --
GEN-201 Quantitative Reasoning-I 3(3-0) General --
  Total Credit Hours 16 - -

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
DH-204 Dental Materials I 3(2-1) Major --
DT-316 Community Dentistry 3(3-0) Major --
GEN-303 Quantitative Reasoning-II 3(3-0) General --
GEN-203 Civics and Community Engagement 2(2-0) General --
PATH-201 Pathology 3(3-0) Interdisciplinary --
GEN-206 Entrepreneurship 2(2-0) Major --
  Total Credit Hours 16 - -

Semester V

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
DT-312 Basics of Dental Lab 3(2-1) Major --
DT-313 Dental Materials 3(2-1) Major --
DT-413 Oral Medicine 3(2-1) Major MED-404
DT-202 Oral Pathology 3(2-1) Major PATH-201
DT-314 Periodontology 3(2-1) Major --
  Total Credit Hours 15 - -

Semester VI

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
MLS-301 Infection Control 3(3-0) Major --
DT-317 Orthodontics-I 3(1-2) Major --
DT-315 Prosthodontics-I 3(1-2) Major --
DT-311 Dental Instrumentation 3(2-1) Major --
DT-318 Maxillofacial Surgery-I 3(1-2) Major SUR-403
  Total Credit Hours 15 - -

Summer

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
GEN-401 Internship 3(0-3) Compulsory --
  Total Credit Hours 3 - -

Semester VII

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
GEN-402 Research Project 3(0-3) General --
DH-402 Biohazard Management 2(2-0) Major --
DT-412 Prosthodontics-II 3(1-2) Major DT-315
DT-421 Maxillofacial Surgery-II 3(1-2) Major DT-318
DT-419 Orthodontics-II 3(1-2) Major DT-317
DT-420 Oral Radiology 3(2-1) Major --
  Total Credit Hours 17 - -

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Nature Pre-requisite
DT-421 Professional Development 2(2-0) -- --
DH-408 Nutrition and Health 3(3-0) -- --
DH-409 Dental Aesthetics 3(1-2) -- --
DT-416 Bridge Design & Implantology 3(1-2) Major --
DT-417 Operative Dentistry 3(1-2) Major --
DT-415 Prosthodontics-III 3(1-2) Major DT-315
  Total Credit Hours (Semester VIII) 17 - -
  Grand Total Credit Hours 132 - -

What programs does the Dental Sceinces Department offer?
We offer undergraduate program in Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology. This program is designed to prepare students for careers in dental healthcare, providing comprehensive training in dental hygiene practices, dental assisting, and dental technology.
What is the difference between Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology?
• Dental Hygiene: Focuses on the prevention and treatment of oral diseases, emphasizing the maintenance of good oral health. Dental hygienists perform tasks like cleaning teeth, taking x-rays, and educating patients on oral health. • Dental Technology: Focuses on the creation and maintenance of dental prosthetics like crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. Dental technologists use advanced technology to create devices that help restore the function and aesthetics of a patient's teeth.
What are the entry requirements for the Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology programs?
Admission requirements : 45% marks in (FSC) pre medical is required.
Is there any practical training involved in the courses?
Yes, both Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology programs include extensive hands-on training. Students practice their skills in our state-of-the-art labs and clinics, where they work under the supervision of experienced professionals. Practical training is essential for developing real-world expertise.
What career opportunities are available after completing a degree in Dental Hygiene ?
Graduates of our programs have a variety of career options, including working as: • Dental hygienists in dental clinics, hospitals, or private practices • Educators and trainers in dental health institutions • Research roles in dental health innovation • Public Health Professionals: Promote dental health in communities.
What career opportunities are available after completing a degree in Dental Technology?
• Oversee lab operations and quality control. • R&D Specialists: Innovate new dental materials and technologies. • Teach at dental schools and training institutions. • Public Health Professionals: Promote dental health in communities.
How long does it take to complete a degree in Dental Hygiene or Dental Technology?
Bachelor's programs: Typically 4 years of full-time study( 8 Semesters)
Are there any internships or clinical placements during the program?
Yes, both the Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology programs include clinical placements and internships. Students get valuable experience , ensuring they are well-prepared for professional practice upon graduation.
What facilities are available to Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology students?
Our department is equipped with modern dental labs, simulation areas, and dedicated clinics where students can practice their skills. The University also provides access to digital learning resources, research databases, and advanced dental equipment.
Can international students apply to the Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology programs?
Yes, international students are welcome to apply. The University of Faisalabad provides support to help international students adjust to their studies and life in Pakistan. Detailed information about international admissions can be found on the university’s official website or they can directly contact the admission office.
How can I contact the Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology department for further inquiries?
For more information or specific questions, please contact us via email at [[email protected]] or call [+92-41-111-111-883] [0330 1980604]. We’re happy to assist you with any questions regarding the programs.

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