MDS Periodontology and Oral Implantology

National Academy of Medical Sciences
3 years
Rs. 2381760
Updated December 21, 2025

University

National Academy of Medical Sciences

Duration

3 years

Fee

Rs. 2381760

Colleges

1+

Summary

Master of Dental Surgery in Periodontology and Oral Implantology (MDS Periodontology) is a three‑year postgraduate dental specialty program focused on diagnosing, preventing and treating diseases of the supporting structures of teeth and on implant‑related therapies.

Description
Periodontology is the branch of dentistry concerned with the health of the periodontium — the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth — including prevention, diagnosis and treatment of gingival and periodontal diseases. The program advances clinical skills in non‑surgical and surgical periodontal therapy, integrates implantology within comprehensive treatment planning, develops research competence and fosters academic teaching ability. Graduates are trained to provide high‑quality periodontal care, contribute to oral health improvement and undertake specialist roles in clinical, academic and research settings.

 

Description

Curricular Structure (Example Framework)

YearTheory/Didactic DomainsClinical/PracticalResearch/Other
1Advanced periodontal biology, Disease mechanismsBasic periodontal therapy and diagnosticsCase reviews, seminars
2Surgical periodontics, Implantology principlesAdvanced surgical procedures, implant planningResearch methodology, thesis planning
3Comprehensive periodontal care, Interdisciplinary managementComplex clinical cases, implant maintenanceThesis completion, assessments

Features

Features
Specialized training in periodontal disease management and oral implantology
Emphasis on evidence‑based clinical decision‑making
Integration of non‑surgical and surgical periodontal therapies
Development of research and academic teaching skills
Preparation for leadership roles in clinical and academic dentistry

 

Admission Process

Admission Process (Points)
Eligibility: BDS or equivalent dental degree recognized by the Nepal Medical Council with at least two years of post‑registration work experience.
Entrance: Written MCQ examination with minimum 50% marks.
Selection: 60% based on written exam; 40% based on remote area experience, PG diplomas in the subject, academic performance at BDS and pre‑medical levels.
Post‑selection: Submission of required academic and professional documentation

Job Prospects

Job Prospects
Specialist periodontist in hospitals and private dental clinics
Implantology practitioner and consultant
Academic faculty in dental colleges
Clinical researcher in periodontal and implant sciences
Consultant in multidisciplinary dental treatment teams
Private practice owner specializing in periodontal care

 

Colleges Offering This Course

National Academy for Medical Sciences