Prosthodontics, DClinDent
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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2027-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
Prosthodontics
DClinDent
Attendance
- Full-time
Campus
- Preston Campus
Start
- September 2025
Duration
- 3 years
Delivery
- In-person
Advance your career with our intensive postgraduate DClinDent Prosthodontics programme. It's designed to enhance your clinical and academic expertise so you can specialise in prosthodontics.
Our DClinDent Prosthodontics programme is for qualified dental graduates. It's one of only four specialty training options available in the UK. You'll learn through comprehensive academic, professional, research and clinical training.
You'll develop your skills in diagnostics, treatment planning, and practical expertise. You'll also deepen your understanding of specialist evidence-based research. Starting with simulated treatments, you'll progress to hands-on patient care at our Dental Clinic. You'll be supported by internationally renowned academic and specialist experts.
The clinical training is enhanced by seminars, lectures, journal clubs and multidisciplinary case-based discussions. You'll have opportunities to engage in research and advanced evidence-based practice.
Why study with us
- Learn from world-renowned dental specialists in cutting-edge facilities.
- Gain a strong multidisciplinary foundation across restorative and surgical dentistry.
- Enhance your teaching, research, and clinical skills through integrated learning.
What you'll do
- You'll get dedicated support to develop academically and clinically in your chosen dental specialty.
- Develop your practical skills in a simulated environment to be able to provide excellent clinical care.
- Receive comprehensive clinical training supplemented by lectures, seminars and case discussions.
Modules
Level 7
Level 8
Compulsory modules
These modules are set and you have to study these as part of your course.
- Clinical Prosthodontics 1
- In this module you'll be introduced to foundation topics and practical skills relating to the safe practice of fixed and removable prosthodontics within a primary dental care environment.
- Module code: DX4020
- Clinical Prosthodontics 2
- You will build on first-year Clinical Prosthodontics skills. You'll learn more about the safe and appropriate delivery of prosthodontic treatment in primary dental care.
- Module code: DX4029
- Specialty Training Prosthodontics 1
- Gain knowledge and skills in specialist prosthodontics. Develop your ability to examine, diagnose and formulate a treatment plan. You'll also learn to take a multidisciplinary approach to managing complicated dental conditions.
- Module code: DX4997
Compulsory modules
These modules are set and you have to study these as part of your course.
- Core Knowledge and Applied Research Skills
- You'll identify individual goals and review your professional development throughout the research process. You'll ensure you are aligned with best practice.
- Module code: DX5003
- Research Methods Design
- Develop your research and critical appraisal skills. Learn to apply epidemiological principles to research design. Gain the skills to analyse, compose and propose statistical results and epidemiological evidence. You'll also appraise and identify gaps in medical and public health literature.
- Module code: DX5004
- Research Planning and Proposal Development
- Identify a relevant and original research topic. You'll be able to plan appropriate methodology for your primary research. This includes preparing an ethics application, writing a research proposal and communicating about research.
- Module code: DX5005
- Specialty Training Prosthodontics 2
- Consolidate specialist knowledge and skills in Prosthodontics. Develop your ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team on complicated dental conditions. You'll also develop your ability to reflect and evaluate your current clinical practice.
- Module code: DX5009
- Research and Thesis
- You will focus on the practical part of your research. You'll be expected to design, conduct, analyse and interpret the results of an investigation. This research will make a contribution to your professional discipline.
- Module code: DX5010
Entry requirements
- Applicants should be an experienced dentist with a minimum of 3 years’ experience on commencement of the course
- Applicants must be registered with an appropriate regulatory body and be a practising dentist
- Competency in English language (IELTS Level 6.5 or equivalent) is required
- All suitable applicants will be interviewed which will include a discussion of the proposed research area
- Satisfactory Occupational Health Clearance and DBS are required
- Applicants are required to submit a CV and portfolio of 10 clinical cases to detail academic and professional experience and two references, including one from a Senior Practitioner or Manager with their application.
Fees and funding
- 2025/26
- UK: Full-time £26,500 per year
- International: Full-time £53,000 per year
Additional costs
As part of your course there may be additional costs to consider that are not included in your tuition fees. Most of these will be optional, but some courses have essential additional costs.
Scholarships and bursaries
We offer many scholarships, bursaries and funds to support you during your studies.
Learning and assessment
- Face-to-face teaching supported by the virtual learning environment.
- Work based assessment on simulation and clinical practice.
- Research based assessment and lab expertise.
- You'll have the opportunity to give feedback to optimise your experience.
Pathway opportunities
This programme follows the specialty curricula stated by the General Dental Council. On completion of the course and equivalent of 30 months full-time specialty specific training, you will be able to apply for the Royal Colleges of Surgeons examinations for Membership in Prosthodontics.
Further information
Clinical Specialty Training follows the training curricula stated by the General Dental Council. Links are available in Prosthodontics specialty training curriculum.
