Dentistry and Oral Health

The idea of the Advanced Graduate Education Program in Dental Public Health is to enhance the oral health of populations by educating dental public health specialists. Graduates of the program will develop capabilities to  Conduct test in dental common wellness with importance on protest inspection, wellness favor test, initiative assessment, reasons of vocal conditions, and systemic/ vocal wellness interaction Improve access to dental care for underserved populations and the quality of care for all populations.

Plan, implement, and evaluate community oral health programs

Increase the use of preventive dentistry and interdisciplinary models in dental care delivery systems

Excel in research, academic, and administrative careers in Dental Public Health

Inform other dental providers and students about the practice of delivering and planning for oral health care for communities

THREE PRIMARY FUNCTIONS OF DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH

Although this is important, the effective delivery of dental care is only one aspect of dental public health. The three major core functions of public health, as associated by the 1988 Institute of Medicine study, are assessment, policy development, and assurance.