First: Knowledge and understandingSkills

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Dental Medicine program, graduates will be able to :

A1. Describe the scientific basis of dentistry and related biomedical and behavioral sciences, which form the foundation for understanding human growth, development, and health

A2. Explain the structure and functions of the human body in health and disease as they relate to the practice of dentistry

A3. Identify the rules and ethics governing the dental profession.

A4. Describe the various clinical, laboratory, and special examination procedures used in dentistry

A5. Demonstrate an understanding of the psychological, cultural, and social factors that influence the management and prevention of oral diseases

A6. Explain the principles of evidence-based dentistry and its relationship to scientific research

Second: Mental/cognitive skills

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Dental Medicine program, graduates will be able to :

B1. Integrate basic biomedical, behavioral, and dental sciences with clinical signs and symptoms to understand and manage disease appropriately

B2. Apply critical thinking and evidence-based problem solving when providing patient care

B3. Prioritize patients’ treatment needs and develop an appropriate treatment plan

B4. Develop preventive strategies at different levels according to the needs of the individual and the target community

B5. Select appropriate dental materials and prescribe necessary medications in specific clinical situations

Third: Professional and practical skills

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Dental Medicine program, graduates will be able to :

C1. Take  and document a comprehensive medical history, conduct an appropriate clinical examination, and perform various tests to arrive at an accurate diagnosis and an appropriate treatment plan

C2. Detect medical conditions relevant to dental practice

C3. Implement infection control and radiation protection procedures in accordance with international standards

C4. Implement preventive measures for different age groups, taking into account the needs of young children, adolescents, adults, people with special needs, and the elderly

C5. Determine when, how, and where to refer a patient to a specialist based on clinical assessment

C6. Assess the risks of medical emergencies and be able to handle them within the dental practice environment

C7. Implement comprehensive clinical practices

Fourth: General/Transferable Skills

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Dental Medicine program, graduates will be able to :

D1. Have commitment to continuous education, self-development and lifelong learning to keep pace with advances in dental practice

D2. Use modern information and communication technologies to enrich and expand professional experience

D3. Demonstrate leadership and teamwork skills with colleagues and oral health team members to ensure effective care is provided

D4. Have the skill of time management, prioritizing treatment, and working within specific time limits

D5. Maintain complete and accurate clinical records (manual and electronic)

D6. Demonstrate appropriate behaviors at both the personal and professional levels to maintain a respectable position for the profession in the community

D7. Identify patients' expectations, desires, and attitudes when considering a treatment plan

D8. Analyze and solve problems and deal with uncertainty