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A Diploma in Public Health Dentistry is a specialized program designed to train dental professionals in the field of public health, focusing on the prevention and management of oral diseases within communities. The course typically lasts 1- 2 years and covers topics such as dental epidemiology, community dental health, oral hygiene education, research methods, and the planning and implementation of oral health programs. Students learn how to assess dental health needs at the population level, conduct community-based oral health surveys, and design programs aimed at improving public dental care. The program includes practical training through fieldwork, community outreach, and internships. Graduates are prepared to work in public health organizations, government health departments, NGOs, or as dental health educators, contributing to the promotion of oral health in diverse communities.
