Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) is a professional undergraduate program that prepares students to diagnose, prevent, and treat oral and dental diseases. The course focuses on dental science, oral healthcare, and clinical practice to develop skilled dental professionals.
Students study subjects such as dental anatomy, oral pathology, dental materials, prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, oral surgery, conservative dentistry, and community dentistry. The program includes extensive clinical training, hands-on patient care, and practical exposure in dental hospitals and clinics.
Graduates of BDS can work as dental surgeons in hospitals, private clinics, dental care centers, or pursue higher education and specialization in dentistry. The course plays a vital role in promoting oral health and improving overall healthcare outcomes.