Upon completion of the Post Graduation the Post Graduate is

• CO 1 – Define basic diagnostic procedures and techniques useful in recognizing the diseases of the oral tissues of local and constitutional origin and their medical management
• CO 2 – Is able to demonstrate skills in various radiographic procedures including X rays and various 3 dimensional methods of radiographic imaging techniques useful in diagnosis and treatment of diseases in the orofacial region.
• CO 3 – Describing research based activities with emphasis on oral cancer and pre-malignant lesions and conditions of the oral cavity and has the inclination to apply it to the benefit of a healthier society.
• CO 4 – Illustrate communication skills with the patients during taking a detailed case history to make a clinical decision in treatment planning and medical management of patients.
• CO 5 – Analyze and interpret comprehensively the radiographs and clinical diagnosis with the inter-disciplinary dental professionals in the interest of the patient and to enable sharing of knowledge and information
• CO 6 – Formulate management strategies skills of clinical practice management updated in the latest digital technological innovation in the investigation of various diseases to provide accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment for the patient.

• CO 1 – Graduates from a Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) program specializing in Periodontics and Implantology able to define intricate clinical procedures, encompassing periodontal treatments, implant surgeries, and tissue regeneration techniques, ensuring adeptness in managing complex cases.
• CO 2 – Demonstrating their ability to craft meticulous treatment plans, considering individual ensuring optimal outcomes for patients undergoing periodontal or implant treatments.
• CO 3 – Applying scientific literature critically, design robust research methodologies, and interpret data meticulously to contribute significantly to the field publishing findings and presenting at conferences.
• CO 4 – Sketching and scheduling various management strategies and solving ethical dilemmas, fostering collaborative environments and delivering patient-centric care.
• CO 5 – Applying the knowledge to solve various gum related issues of the patients and producing healthy oral cavity of patients with relation to their gum health.
• CO 6 – Analyse and differentiate between precise treatment modalities developing entrepreneurial acumen, They acquire expertise in utilizing cutting-edge digital tools for diagnostics, treatment planning, and execution of procedures, enhancing precision and efficiency.

• CO 1 – The Post Graduates are trained to define various aspects of General Dentistry and Pediatric & Preventive Dentistry and prepare them for a career in teaching, research and speciality practice.
• CO 2 – Explain children’s behavioral patterns and develop competencies to decide on various treatment modalities like chair-side procedures, under conscious sedation and general anesthesia in operation theatre
• CO 3 – Demonstrate knowledge regarding preventing dental disease and dissemination of this knowledge to children, their parents and their extended family.
• CO 4 – The post-graduates are able to propose and update their knowledge and skill by self-study, carry research activities by attending courses, seminars and conferences and develop competence in research and its methodology.
• CO 5 – Outline custom made treatment plan for each and every pediatric patient, enhance their interpersonal skills and establish themselves as successful entrepreneurs with professional ethics and standards.
• CO 6 – The students design their formulation to skillfully and efficiently handle the modern dental equipments and latest technologies for providing accurate diagnosis and age-appropriate treatment to the child patients.

• CO 1 – Identify the societal aspects of healthcare, specifically oral healthcare, encompassing the factors contributing to differences in oral and dental needs across different segments of society.
• CO 2 – Prepare community outreach programs, rotations at general hospitals, and operations at satellite dental facilities.
• CO 3 – Demonstrate the influence of social, behavioural, environmental, and economic factors on oral and overall healthcare.
• CO 4 – Analyse various aspects of providing specialized care for individuals with specific needs.
• CO 5 – Plan and formulate various research endeavours and advocate for the significance of evidence-based dental practices

• CO 1 – Recognizes procedures involving restoration of missing teeth, oral & peri-oral structures by means of removable, fixed dental & maxillofacial prosthesis.
• CO 2 – Explaining protocols involving meticulous history taking, clinical evaluation & treatment planning with ideal dental materials delivering the forecasted results.
• CO 3 – Employ current dental materials, clinical applications of modern materials into treatment practices for effective & efficient restoration of oral & para oral structures.
• CO 4 – Formulating & implementation of ‘The Treatment – decision tree’ involving the protocols, materials, patient & laboratory communications, time schedules for result oriented delivery.
• CO 5 – Developing methods to interconnect advanced imaging and virtual planning, and record maintenance helps the professional to deliver precise oral and peri-oral rehabilitation, with precise treatment outcomes.

• CO 1 – Recognizes the need for the correction of malaligned teeth, improvement of the cosmetic profile of the patients and performing surgeries in relation to the enhance the facial appearance of the patients.
• CO 2 – Employs the high degree of clinical proficiency in the subject to develop competence in research and its methodology.
• CO 3 – Demonstrates adequate knowledge, skills, human values, ethical practice and communication abilities in improving the profile of the patients
• CO 4 – Analyzes and recognizes conditions that may be outside the area of speciality or competence and to refer them to the concerned specialist and work in collaboration with them.
• CO 5 – Constructs novel clinical practice methods and designs various conferences and seminars pertaining to speciality.

• CO 1 – Describes the diseases of hard tissues and pulp of tooth and associated periapical lesions and take appropriate decision on treatment modalities with restoration of tooth to normal form, function and esthetics.
• CO 2 – Demonstrating adequate communication skills to explain various options of treatment modalities available and obtain a true consent from the patient.
• CO 3 – Sketching a treatment decision with empathy and caring attitude and maintain high ethical standards
• CO 4 – Identify the occult pathologies and provide an inclusive and holistic dental treatment to different sections of the society regardless of social status, caste, creed or religion of the patient.
• CO 5 – Demonstrate adequate skills and competence in performing various procedures as restorative work, surgical and non-surgical Endodontics as required and improve the skill to deliver treatment effectively.
• CO 6 – Design a comprehensive treatment plan to work with inter disciplinary professionals such as endodontic-periodontal surgical procedures and manage pulpoperiodontal situations in the interest of the patient and to enable sharing of knowledge and information.

• CO 1 – Define the procedures involving the mouth, jaw, and facial regions, addressing issues like tooth extraction, facial trauma, oral pathologies and cosmetology.
• CO 2 – Discuss the patient history, diagnostics, and surgical options for precise decisions. Problem-solving adapts to challenges during surgery, optimizing outcomes dynamically.
• CO 3 – Identify the need for engaging in studies, critically assess research, and apply evidence-based practices for advancing oral and maxillofacial surgery knowledge
• CO 4 – Demonstrating effective leadership qualities and communication skills fosters collaboration, and guides teams for optimal patient care in oral and maxillofacial surgery upholding professional ethics
• CO 5 – Planning to collaborate advanced imaging, virtual planning, and digital records to enhances precision and efficiency in oral and maxillofacial surgery, elevating patient outcomes.

• CO 1 – Discuss and accurately diagnose oral and maxillofacial pathology through comprehensive evaluation of clinical and histopathological findings.
• CO 2 – Identify complex cases, integrating diverse information to formulate well-founded diagnostic conclusions and treatment plans.
• CO 3 – Applying effective communicating skills in explaining the pathology findings to healthcare professionals, patients, and interdisciplinary teams, fostering collaboration in patient care.
• CO 4 – Demonstrating skills in literature review, research design, and data analysis to contribute to the advancement of oral and maxillofacial pathology knowledge.
• CO 5 – Demonstrate a strong commitment to ethical principles, respecting patient confidentiality, and ensuring the responsible use of pathology information.
• CO 6 – Organizing inter-disciplinary collaborative programs with specialists in the field of Oral medicine and Oral Surgery for a holistic treatment strategy in the interest of the patient.