Bachelor in Dentistry

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Dentistry are 8,294 USD per year.

Dentistry is the study and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing conditions affecting the teeth, gums, and oral cavity. Coursework typically includes human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, oral pathology, and clinical dental subjects such as restorative dentistry, periodontics, and oral surgery, combined with supervised clinical practice where students work directly with patients under guidance. Students learn to examine patients, diagnose oral health conditions, and perform dental procedures, while also studying preventive care and patient communication. Because oral health is a consistent and universal healthcare need, trained dentists are required across public and private healthcare systems worldwide, in settings ranging from general dental practices to hospital-based oral surgery units. Graduates typically go on to practice as general dentists, and some pursue further specialization in areas such as orthodontics, oral surgery, or periodontics through additional postgraduate training. This bachelor's-level program has a duration of 5 years, reflecting the extensive theoretical and clinical training required in dental education, and is taught entirely in English. It is offered by Cyprus International University in Lefkoşa, Northern Cyprus, where dental students have access to clinical facilities used for supervised patient care as part of their training. Across the five years, the curriculum generally builds from foundational medical sciences toward clinical dental subjects and hands-on patient treatment under supervision. Studying in Lefkoşa in an English-medium program also connects students with international dental education standards relevant to a profession practiced worldwide.