This MSc aims to offer you in-depth exploration of current concepts in clinical endodontics. It is intended to provide you with extended knowledge and understanding of the subject, helping you to improve your clinical skills and increase your job satisfaction in this discipline.

• Ideal if you are a busy dental practitioner who wishes to gain an endodontic qualification while you continue to work in practice
• Suitable if you wish to be considered for recognition (subject to approval) as a dentist with enhanced/extended skills, or special interests, in endodontics
• Taught by a team with a track record in this specialty
• Study at one of the UK’s top-rated dental schools: we are joint first for research impact (REF 2014)
• Open to UK/EEA applicants and overseas applicants who hold both full registration with the General Dental Council and UK residential status

Facilities

• Clinical skills laboratory
• 11 dedicated seminar rooms and a student learning centre
• 92 production laboratory spaces
• Digital imaging and two cutting-edge cone beam tomography machines
• A PC in every operatory with ‘slave screen’ on chair for viewing images and discussing results with patient
• Modern facial-scanning equipment
• Facilities and services for 72 ‘phantom’ heads.
• Dental operating microscopes

Career paths

The aims of this MSc are:

• to give you deeper knowledge and understanding of endodontics, improving your clinical skills and leading to increased job satisfaction
• facilitate networking with fellow practitioners
• to form part of your personal development plan.

This course is suitable for those who wish to work as a Dentist with Special Interest/Extended Skills in Endodontics/NHS England Level 2 Endodontic Accreditation. However, completion of the programme does not automatically guarantee acceptance or recognition as it is not in our power to grant this status.

This programme doesn't lead to automatic admission to the GDC Endodontic Specialist Register. For queries about the requirements for Specialist Register entry or information on further study or training, you should contact the relevant organisations, including the General Dental Council and Royal Surgical Colleges.