BSc (Hons) Oral Health

The Oral Health BSc offered by the Queen Mary University of London is designed to train and qualify students as Dental Therapists and Dental Hygienists. The course is delivered at the Malta campus by the Institute of Dentistry, providing a comprehensive understanding of oral health and its impact on overall health. Course Content: The learning modules cover various areas of oral health, diagnosis, disease prevention, and treatments. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based learning, with significant interaction with patients and practical training sessions. The academic modules combine with clinical training to provide an all-encompassing approach to oral health. Key Modules: While the university does not specifically delineate 'key modules', the course covers important topics related to oral health, disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment, and patient engagement. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the General Dental Council (GDC), qualifying students to practice as Dental Hygienists or Dental Therapists upon successful completion. Future Careers: Graduates are prepared for work in the professional field as Dental Hygienists or Dental Therapists. This program also allows for further academic training in specialized areas of dentistry. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.