Program Overview

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The Dentistry programme is aimed at educating dentists, which is a state-regulated profession. It is designed in accordance with the general requirements for the integrated studies set out in the Republic of Lithuania’s valid legal documents, and is also fully consistent with the requirements laid down in the European Directive 2005/36/EC. The Dentistry programme encompasses the compulsory subjects delivered through both theoretical and practical teaching. Each discipline balances theoretical and practical approaches, to maintain the required level of university education.
Key Learning Outcomes:
A Doctor of Dental Medicine possesses skills in using the main clinical methods, including taking and writing a medical case history, performing intraoral and extraoral examinations, interpreting a patient’s case history results, performing physical, laboratory and instrumental examinations, identifying a patient’s problems, and determining a preliminary diagnosis, assessment and treatment plan. He/she also possesses the main clinical skills, as well as scientific research, communication, professional ethics and informational technology skills.