Faculty of Dentistry
Dentistry is one of the distinguished medical specialties that cannot be dispensed with, as it specializes in diagnosing and treating various diseases that are related to the teeth and all the tissues that surround them, the mouth, jaws, and the face, and ways to prevent these diseases to avoid infection and aggravation of the condition, and this specialty needs to Special skills and requirements that enable the student to move through the academic stages to obtain a scientific degree in the study of dentistry.
The Faculty of Dentistry includes 20 departments:
1- Preventive dentistry.
2- Oral and dental tissues.
3- General dental health.
4- Oral medicine
5- Gum disease
6- Oral diseases
7- Conservative dentistry
8- Dental anatomy
9- Dentistry for the elderly
10- Dental material
11- Maxillofacial surgery
12- Dental Implantology
13- Forensic Dentistry
14- Oral surgery
15- Pediatric Dentistry
16- Prosthetic dentistry
17- Veterinary dentistry
18- Oral Biology
19- Orthodontics
20- Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology
Vision of the College of Dentistry:
Leadership and excellence regionally and internationally in the field of dentistry academically, clinically, researchly and societally.
The strategic goals of the College of Dentistry:
The first goal: to develop strategies for the educational process for the undergraduate level
The second goal: to develop the infrastructure and technology to serve the educational, research and treatment process
The third goal: Raising the efficiency of scientific research to serve the national trends
The fourth goal: promoting social responsibility
Fifth Goal: Provide a safe work environment
Mission of the Faculty of Dentistry:
That the Faculty of Economics and Political Science be a center of excellence in the fields of education, scientific research and community service, similar to its counterparts in prestigious international universities
The study system in the Faculty of Dentistry:
The study of dentistry requires a certain period of time not less than 5 academic years, and the period is divided into the first year and the second year in which the student studies general science subjects, scientific subjects, oral sciences, and medical sciences, and in the following three years the student receives practical training in the third year The training is pre-clinical, and in the fourth and fifth years, the training is practical and educational in dentistry.
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