Dental Medicine
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What you study
The first 3 years of dental studies, at the end of which students can receive a bachelor's degree, include preclinical studies and take place mostly at the School of Dentistry. The rest of the program focuses on clinical, theoretical, and practical studies in teaching clinics and in oral and maxillofacial clinics at hospitals. The bachelor's degree studies include foundational courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics, and computer science, as well as introductory courses in life sciences and medical sciences (biology, anatomy, physiology, genetics, biochemistry, pathology, immunology, microbiology, and more), with particular attention to dental aspects.
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After the degree
What graduates work as
- Dental Medicinemost commonDiagnosing diseases, injuries, and defects of the teeth, mouth, jaw, and surrounding tissues, as well as preventing and treating them. Using a wide range of professional diagnostic and surgical methods to promote and restore oral health.
Which industries they work in
- Health services82%
- Education6%
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In short, in plain words
Dental studies include fundamentals of mathematics, physics, and chemistry, as well as an introduction to life sciences and medical sciences, such as biology and anatomy.
Later in the program, students take clinical courses, both theoretical and practical, in teaching clinics and in oral and maxillofacial clinics at hospitals.
Graduates in this field work in dentistry: they diagnose, prevent, and treat diseases and injuries of the teeth and mouth.
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- Source:Avodata, Ministry of Laboravodata.labor.gov.ilchecked 2 Oct 20262023 data