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Bachelor of Science in Dental Technology

Sarhad Institute of Allied Health Sciences
4 years 8 semesters 139 credit hours Maximum 6 years

Program overview

The Bachelor of Science in Dental Technology is a four-year professional degree that focuses on the design, creation, and repair of dental prosthetics and appliances. Students gain hands-on training in dental materials, oral anatomy, and the latest techniques in dental lab work. The program prepares graduates to work closely with dentists to restore patients' oral function and aesthetics. BS Dental Technology professionals can work in dental laboratories, hospitals, clinics, and research centers. Career opportunities include roles as dental technologists, lab supervisors, and specialists in prosthodontic appliances.

Eligibility

  • 4 Years: Candidates with HSSC (Pre-Medical / Relevant Technology) or A-Levels with equivalency certificate from IBCC Islamabad with at least 50% marks are eligible to apply. Candidate with Diploma from any Medical Faculty in relevant field with at least 50% marks in annual system or 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 in semester system with equivalency certificate from IBCC Islamabad are eligible to apply.
  • 2.5 Years: The candidates holding Associate Degree in non-relevant Allied Health disciplines with at least 50% marks in annual system or at least 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 from any recognized university/DAI will be allowed to take admission in the 2.5 years track subject to departmental approval. In such cases the candidate will attend the Bridge Semester of the same discipline and will follow the scheme of study from 5th till 8th semester.
  • 2 Years: Candidates holding Associate Degree in Relevant Technology with at least 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 from any recognized university/DAI will join from the 5th semester of their degree program. The candidate will study more credit hours than they studied in their previous university/DAI.
  • Candidates will have to appear in an entry test / interview to be conducted by any registered Testing Agency or University.

Documents required

  • Matric DMC and Secondary School Certificate
  • Intermediate DMC & Provisional Certificate, and Higher Secondary School Certificate
  • Equivalency Certificate from IBCC (For A Level/Other than BISE students)
  • Applicant CNIC / Form B
  • Father/Guardian CNIC
  • Domicile
  • 04 Recent Passport size Photographs (Light Blue Background)
  • NOC from previous University (for Migration/Transfer Cases)
  • Original Transcript from previous University (for Migration/Transfer Cases)

Program Objectives and Program Outcomes

 

Program Learning Objectives:

  • To have in-depth knowledge of Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry and Pathology of Head & Neck.
  • To enable the students to have necessary technical skills to operate, manage and maintain the Dental Chair, Dental X-Ray, Autoclave and other equipment and dental material for optimal use.
  • To enable the dental technologist to fabricate prosthodontic and orthodontic appliances, crowns, bridges and surgical splints.
  • To inculcate ethical principles and professional standards in students, making them useful members of the dental surgical team.
  • To perform an effective role in the field of dentistry to improve community dental health.
  • To inculcate research-article reading habits to keep up with new knowledge in the field.

Program Learning Outcomes:

  • Graduates will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry and Pathology of Head & Neck.
  • Graduates will exhibit proficiency in operating and maintaining the dental equipment and material to ensure optimal patient care.
  • Graduates will apply evidence-based practices and critical thinking skills to effectively manage the dental procedure and respond to clinical challenges.
  • Graduates will adhere to the highest ethical standards demonstrating professionalism, effective communication and commitment to patient safety and quality care.
  • Graduates will be able to work as an effective member of the dental surgical team.
  • Graduates will engage in research in the field to improve patient care.

Fee Structure

Program Duration (Years)

4

No. of Semesters

8

Admission Fee (One Time)

10,000

Sem Enrollment/ Exam Fee

20,000

Tuition Fee (Per Sem)

59,400

Security (Refundable)

10,000

Council Registration Fee (One Time)

1,500

Survey Camp/ Clerkship/ Clinical Fee

15,000

Sem-1 Fee

100,900

Sem-2 Fee

79,400

Sem-3 Fee

79,400

Sem-4 Fee

79,400

Sem-5 Fee

94,400

Sem-6 Fee

94,400

Sem-7 Fee

94,400

Sem-8 Fee

79,400

Total Program Fee

701,700

 

Fees are subject to university policy and may be revised. Please confirm the current payable amount with the Distance Learning Directorate or your selected center.

Scheme of study

Explore the courses included in each semester of this program.

Semester 18 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
AHS 101Human Anatomy2-1
AHS 103Human Physiology2-1
AHS 105Introduction to Medical Biochemistry1-1
GE 116Quantitative Reasoning - I (Pre-Calculus)3-0
ENG 100Functional English3-0
GH101Islamic Studies2-0
GH 102Value, Ethics and Society (For Non-Muslims)2-0
GE 115Introduction to Sociology2-0
Semester 27 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
DT 100Introduction to Dental Technology2-0
AHS 107First Aid & Emergency Care1-1
AHS 109Introduction to Medical Equipment & Technology 2-1
AHS 111Introduction to Allied Health Sciences - I2-0
AHS 113Patient Safety & Infection Control1-1
GE 119Quantitative Reasoning - II (Introduction to Statistics)3-0
IT 107Applications of ICT2-1
Semester 39 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
AHS 209Introduction to Allied Health Sciences - II2-0
AHS 200General Pathology2-1
AHS 221Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology3-0
GE 110Introduction to Philosophy2-0
GE 205Civics and Community Engagement2-0
MB 200Basic Medical Microbiology2-1
GE 109Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan2-0
QT 101Understanding of Holy Quran - I (for Muslims)0-1
MR 101Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan - I (for Non-Muslims)1-0
Semester 49 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
AHS 214General Pharmacology2-1
ENG 116Expository Writing3-0
AHS 217Healthcare Systems & Policies2-0
AHS 213Healthcare Marketing & Management2-0
AHS 219Introduction to Nursing Practice2-1
GE 307Entrepreneurship2-0
GH 103Pakistan Studies2-0
QT 300Understanding of Holy Quran - II (for Muslims)0-1
MR 300Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan - II (for Non-Muslims)1-0
Semester 56 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
DT 210Tooth Morphology1-1
DT 333Prosthodontics - I1-1
DT 203Oral Biology & Histology2-1
DT 321Minor Oral surgery2-1
DT 323Endodontics2-1
DT 327Supervised Clinical Practice - I0-3
Semester 67 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
DT 329Dental Material1-1
DT 214Fundamental of Implantology1-1
DT 325Prosthodontics - II1-1
RES 312Scientific Writing & Research Methods3-0
DT 214Periodontology2-1
AI 323Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare3-0
DT 415Supervised Clinical Practice -II0-3
Semester 77 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
DT 315Oral Pathology and Oral Medicine - I1-1
DT 317Paediatric Dentistry1-1
DT 311Fundamental of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology1-1
DT 301Orthodontics - I1-1
DT 305Community and Preventive Dentistry2-0
MA 219Biostatistics3-0
DT 421Supervised Clinical Practice -III0-3
Semester 86 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
DT 319Orthodontics - II1-1
DT 417Oral Pathology and Oral Medicine - II1-1
DT 419Restorative Dentistry2-1
DT 411Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice1-1
DT 433Supervised Clinical Practice - IV0-3
RES 485Capstone Project0-3
Bridge9 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
DT 100Introduction to Dental Technology2-0
AHS 107First Aid & Emergency Care1-1
AHS 109Introduction to Medical Equipment & Technology2-1
AHS 113Patient Safety & Infection Control1-1
AHS 221Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology3-0
MB 200Basic Medical Microbiology2-1
AHS 219Introduction to Nursing Practice2-1
QT 101Understanding of Holy Quran - I (for Muslims)0-1
MR 101Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan - I (for Non-Muslims)1-0
Summer1 course
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
SI 450Supervised Internship0-3

Centers offering this program

Current availability based on active center records.

12 centers
D.I.Khan · Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Apex Institute of Medical Sciences DI Khan (Old Campus)

Near Professors Colony, University Road, D.I. Khan

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Malakand · Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Malakand Medical & Dental College

Anwar Zaman Khan Road, Matta Swat

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Dera Ghazi Khan · Punjab

Sardar Jaffar Khan Laghari Institute of Allied Health Sciences DG Khan

Dera Ghazi Khan.

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Faisalabad · Punjab

Raffay College of Nursing & Allied Health Sciences, Faisalabad

Munnia wala stop, Sheikhupura Road, Faisalabad.

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Gujranwala · Punjab

Learning Institute of Nursing & Medical Sciences Gujranwala

Makki Road Gujranwala

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Kot Addu · Punjab

Rifqa Institute of Health and Professional Sciences - Kot Addu

Bukhari Road, Near Phattay Wali Pull, Kot Addu

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Multan · Punjab

Al-Hamd Institute of Medical & Social Sciences (AIMS), Multan (Provisionally Enlisted)

Near Bahadurpur, Bosan Road, Metro Station, Multan

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Multan · Punjab

Burewala College of Nursing & Allied Health Sciences, (Provisionally Enlisted)

Main Multan Road, Near Tandori Restaurant

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Multan · Punjab

Midland College of Health Sciences, Multan (Provisionally Enlisted)

Awan Chowk, Head Muhammad Road, Multan

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Pasrur · Punjab

Alliance Institute of Medical Sciences and IT, Pasrur (Provisionally Enlisted)

Kutchery Road, Near Nawaz Sharif Park, Pasrur

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Sambrial · Punjab

Aspire College, Sambrial (Provisionally Enlisted)

1-Nishat Garden, Wazirabad Road, Sambrial.

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