Course -1 : Fellowship in Advanced Clinical Dentistry [FACD]
Postnominals in the Certificate: FACD, UK
Offered By:
British Academy of Oral Biology & Clinical Dentistry (BAOB-CD), UK
In association with City of London Dental School, University of Greatyer Manchester, UK Jointly with Faculties of University Alliance
Duration 12 months
Admission fee: Free , total course fee TBC
Credit: (100: I credit= 3 hrs)
Teaching Training Method:
Blended (i) Face-to-face clinical tutorial and Online interactive sessions, followed by assignments and portfolio assessment (ii) hands-on clinical procedures with advanced technique
Minimum Eligibility: BDS with national full registration, minimum one-year clinical experience, reference
Intake capacity: 10
Learning objective(s):
By the end of the course, the students will be able
- To demonstrate the advanced knowledge and deep understanding of all areas which are pertinent to clinical practice of UK and USA equivalence
- To learn how to recognize a dental or an oral disease and enable them to make differential diagnoses and proper treatment planning and management protocol.
- To be competent in undertaking restorative procedures through hands-on training on manikin followed by patients
- To communicate with patients by avoiding medical/dental jargons and maintain the professional dignity among the peers/team
- To manage the medical emergencies in dental practice
- To prescribe drugs with appropriate doses
- To write a referral letter to a physician and dental specialist when needed
- To handle litigation issues and indemnity as per statutory body of the country
Knowledge and Clinical Skill development on
Through simulated cases- 20
Application of CBCT in dentistry
Application of CAD-CAM in dental practice
Hands on 20 skill practices including x-ray taking and reading for diagnosis (OPD, Periapicals, occlusals, USO, LSO, OM, SMV, Parallax shift technique
Additional (hands-on):
All restorative procedures, Full Gold Crown, Metal Ceramic Crown, Porcelain Veneer, Inlay, onlay, overlay, Root canal preparations and obturation (single and multi-rooted teeth).
Understanding on (Top up with two from the following)
Ortho-bracing with clear aligners
Scanning and Milling system for restorations
Scanning, Designing and Milling Restorations
Basic Implant
Course -2 : Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) and Cancer Prevbention & Control PG Cert. NRT & CPC]
Postnominals in Certificate: PG Cert. NRT & CPC, UK
Cancer Prevention & Control (CPC) Course: Epidemiology of Cancers, Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies including Hands-on Courses for Tobacco Cessation and Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)
3 ECTS, 90 Hours (Theory – 30 hours, Assignment / Group work – 60 hours)
First Intake: January 2027
(Online/Hybrid)
In Collaboration with
Faculties University Alliance & The British Academy of Oral Biology & Clinical Dentistry
In association with The City of London Dental School University of Greater Manchester, UK & Faculties University Alliance – London, UK
Phase A. Prevention of cancer
(i) Education Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer (of high prevalence rates, such as- Lung Cancer, Cervical cancer, Oral Cancer, Prostate cancer, Bowel Cancer and Breast Cancer)
(ii) Screening for early detection, mainly using non-invasive techniques
(iii) Community Involvement in Cancer Prevention for awareness development and early reporting
(iv) Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – clinical
Phase B. Control of cancer
(i) Appropriate treatment management strategies for reducing the risk of complications and co-morbidities
(ii) Ensuring strategies for better prognosis
(iii) Cost-effective management strategies of palliative care services
Objectives:
Strategies and actions on-
- Possible preventive measures for not starting cancer (primary Prevention).
- Reducing the rate of cancer progression and complications once started (Secondary Prevention)
- Increasing the duration for cancer survivors
- Ensuring quality of life (QoL) after treatment and palliation.
Course Learning Outcome:
At the end of the course, the candidates will acquire knowledge and skills to help develop strategies and policies for the clinicians, and policymakers for prevention and control of cancer at treatment centers and communities.
Eligibility:
MBBS, BDS – intake capacity 10
Contents of the Course: Will be available after registration
Modules 1-4 (PG Cert/Diploma) [CC1]
1. Strategy for Cancer Prevention and Control for Practice/community (15 credits)
2. Governance and Ethics for Cancer Prevention and Control (15 credits).
3. Principle of Screening, Detection, and Referral of Cancer Cases (15 credits).
4. Education and follow-up (hospital/community-based) (15 credits)
5. Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) -Clinical (15 Credits)
Total Credit 75
Credit Hour Distribution for 3 ECT:
Total Modules 7
Total Lectures 22 – Credit hours 33
Total Group Activities 7 – Credit hours 14
Total Assignment 3 – Credit hours 43
Teaching and learning: Interactive sessions, assignments, and assessment[CC3]
[CC1]Detail of the course is available
[CC2]We may comply with this distribution, but the credit hours will be more in this modular couse
[CC3]Reflective and summative assessments will be carried out
3. Preparatory Courses for UK registration Exam with Mock Test
[Preparatory Courses for UK Registration Exam for Non-EU
Dentists]
Duration 6 months
Course Fees: in GBP [TBC]
Admission/ Registration: 10 British Pounds Sterling
Credit: (100: I credit= 3 hrs.)
Teaching Training Method:
Blended (i) Face-to-face clinical tutorial and Online interactive sessions, followed by assignments and portfolio assessment (ii) hands-on clinical procedures with advanced technique
Minimum Eligibility: BDS with national full registration, minimum one-year clinical experience, reference
Intake capacity: 10
By the end of the course, the candidates will be able –
Learning objective(s):
- To demonstrate advanced knowledge and deep understanding of all areas which are pertinent to
the clinical practice of UK and USA equivalence. - To learn how to recognize a dental or oral disease and enable them to make differential diagnoses
and proper treatment planning and management protocol. - To be competent in undertaking restorative procedures through hands-on training on manikin
followed by patients. - To communicate with patients by avoiding medical/dental jargon and maintaining professional
dignity among the peers/team - To manage medical emergencies in dental practice
- To prescribe drugs with appropriate doses
- To write a referral letter to a physician and dental specialist when needed
- To handle litigation issues and indemnity as per the statutory body of the country
Knowledge and Clinical Skill development on
Through simulated cases- 20
Application of CBCT in Dentistry (optional)
Application of CAD-CAM in dental practice (optional)
Hands-on 20 skill practices including x-ray taking and reading for diagnosis (OPD, Periapical,
occlusal, USO, LSO, OM, SMV, Parallax shift technique
Additional (hands-on) – for Part-2.
All restorative procedures, Full Gold Crown, Metal Ceramic Crown, Porcelain Veneer, Inlay,
onlay, overlay, Root canal preparations, and the obturation (single and multi-rooted teeth).
Understanding on (Top up with two from the following) – optional - Basic Implant
- Facial Aesthetics
- Ortho-bracing with clear aligners
Dean, Professor Edward Lynch
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Faculties
CEO and Course Director, Professor Chitta Chowdhury
Dr. Jamalian A, DDS, MSc, PhD
Dr. S, Cumaran, BDS, MFDS RCPS Glas, LDSRCS Eng - CEO and Course Director
Professor Chitta Chowdhury
Ph.D. (Oral Surgery, Asahi Univ, Japan), FFDRCS (Oral Surgery with Oral Med, RCS, Ireland), MFDS -RCS
Glasgow. MPH (Univ Manchester, UK), BDS (DU), DAND (DU).
Examiner, MFD-RCS Glasgow Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow, UK. - Academic Dean, City of London Dental School, University of Bolton, UK
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