MDS Prosthodontics
University
National Academy of Medical Sciences
Duration
3 years
Fee
Rs. 2381760
Summary
Master of Dental Surgery in Prosthodontics (MDS Prosthodontics) is a three‑year postgraduate specialty training program focused on the restoration and maintenance of oral function, comfort and appearance through prosthetic rehabilitation of missing teeth and related structures.
Description
Prosthodontics is a dental specialty emphasizing the rehabilitation of patients with partial or complete tooth loss or oral structural deficiencies using artificial prostheses. The MDS program develops advanced clinical competence, critical evaluation of scientific evidence, research capability and teaching skills. Training includes both surgical and non‑surgical approaches, implant prosthodontics, complex treatment planning and patient communication. Graduates are prepared to deliver high‑quality prosthodontic care, engage in academic roles and contribute to specialty dental services across clinical settings.
Description
Curricular Structure (Example Framework)
| Year | Theory & Didactic Domains | Clinical/Practical | Research/Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Advanced dental materials, Prosthodontic theory | Diagnostic prosthodontics, basic prosthetic procedures | Seminars, case discussions |
| 2 | Implant prosthodontics, Occlusion, Maxillofacial prosthetics | Implant planning and restorations, complex cases | Research design, thesis proposal |
| 3 | Advanced rehabilitation, interdisciplinary care | Comprehensive treatment planning, patient management | Thesis completion, final evaluations |
Features
Features
Specialized clinical training in prosthodontics
Focus on evidence‑based practice and research methodology
Clinical competence in surgical and non‑surgical prosthetic care
Preparation for academic and leadership roles in dentistry
Integration of implant‑related prosthodontic skills
Fee (Tentative)
Total program fee around NPR 2,381,760; actual fee may vary by institution
Admission Process
Admission Process (Points)
Eligibility: BDS or equivalent dental degree recognized by the Nepal Medical Council with at least two years of work experience after temporary registration.
Entrance: Postgraduate written MCQ exam with minimum 50% marks.
Selection: 60% weightage from written exam; 40% from criteria such as 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 prosthodontist in hospitals and private clinics
Academic faculty in dental colleges
Clinical researcher in dental science
Consultant in implant and rehabilitative dentistry
Senior clinician in multidisciplinary dental teams
Private practice owner specializing in prosthodontics
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