CLINICAL PRACTICE I
Students are assigned patients for comprehensive care and rotate through Out-of-Clinic Assignments for specific treatments. Supervised by faculty, learners work in designated cubicles, booking appointments, and managing cases. The course emphasizes hands-on experience, continuity of care, and clinical responsibility in preparation for real-world dental practice. Prerequisite(s): Registration in Year 3 of the Doctor of Dental Surgery Program.
Prerequisites & course information
Extra Information: No supplemental examinations will be permitted in the clinical component of the course. If by the end of the academic year, a student has a failing grade in a clinical discipline within the course, that student shall be given a grade of “Fail” in the course. In-person. 867 total hours. Course Weight: 1.00
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027