Dentistry: Introduction
Faculty Affiliation
Dentistry
Degree Programs
Dentistry
MSc and PhD
- Fields:
- Dental Anaesthesia;
- Dental Biomedical Sciences (this field is taken by MSc and PhD students who are not in a specialty);
- Dental Public Health;
- Endodontics;
- Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology;
- Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Medicine;
- Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology;
- Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery;
- Oral Medicine;
- Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics;
- Pediatric Dentistry;
- Periodontics;
- Prosthodontics
Collaborative Specializations
The following collaborative specializations are available to students in participating degree programs as listed below:
- Aging, Palliative and Supportive Care Across the Life Course
- Dentistry, MSc, PhD
- Biomedical Engineering
- Dentistry, MSc, PhD
- Global Health (U of T Global Scholar)
- Dentistry, MSc (thesis only), PhD
- Musculoskeletal Sciences
- Dentistry, MSc, PhD
- Neuroscience
- Dentistry, MSc, PhD
- Women's Health
- Dentistry, MSc, PhD
Overview
The Faculty of Dentistry offers graduate programs leading to either a Master of Science or Doctor of Philosophy degree. These graduate programs appeal to:
applicants, both dentists and non-dentists, who wish to pursue graduate research training; and
applicants who have a degree in dentistry and who are pursuing research training and advanced clinical education in one of the dental specialties (also known as fields).
Consequently, both the MSc and the PhD degrees have a common core of coursework, with each having varying additional research and clinical training requirements (if applicable).
The Dentistry MSc program develops students’ scholarly skills and critical thoughts, and is intended for those whose career goal is to achieve mastery of a field in oral health science, employment in a research environment, or clinical specialty practice (if applicable). The MSc in Dentistry can be completed through the following options: 1) thesis in the field of Dental Biomedical Sciences, 2) thesis with dental specialty, or 3) coursework only with dental specialty.
The Dentistry PhD program is intended for those whose career goal is to work at the forefront of their field in oral health sciences as an independent research scientist or clinician-scientist in an academic, governmental, or industrial setting. This thesis-based program can be completed with or without a dental specialty, and on a full-time basis only.
Contact and Address
Web: www.dentistry.utoronto.ca
Email: gradstudies@dentistry.utoronto.ca
Telephone: (416) 864-8114
Fax: (416) 979-4944
Faculty of Dentistry, Student Services Office
University of Toronto
Room 104, 124 Edward Street
Toronto, Ontario M5G 1G6
Canada
Dentistry: Graduate Faculty
Full Members
Agur, Anne - BSc, MSc, PhD
Aubin, Jane - BSc, PhD
Avivi-Arber, Limor - MSc, DMD, BMedSc, PhD
Azarpazhooh, Amir - MSc, DDS, PhD
Bozec, Laurent - BSc, PhD
Bressmann, Tim - MPH, PhD
Carneiro, Karina - BSc, PhD
Casas, Michael - MSc, DDS
Casper, Robert - MD
Cioffi, Iacopo - DDS, PhD
Cvitkovitch, Dennis - BSc, MSc, PhD
Davies, John - BSc, BDSc, PhD, DSc
Dempster, Laura - BScD, MSc, PhD
Deporter, Douglas - DipPerio, DDS, PhD
Dostrovsky, Jonathan - BSc, MSc, PhD
Finer, Yoav - MSc, MSc, DMD, PhD
Friedman, Shimon - DMD
Ganss, Bernhard - BSc, MSc, DrRerNat
Glogauer, Michael - DDS, PhD
Gong, Siew-Ging - BDS, MA, MScD, PhD
Grynpas, Marc - MSc, PhD
Haas, Daniel - BSc, BScD, DDS, PhD
Hinz, Boris - PhD
Kenny, David - BSc, DDS
Kishen, Anil - BDS, MDS, PhD (Associate Dean, Graduate Education)
Lam, Ernest - BSc, MSc, DMD, PhD
Lawrence, Herenia - MSc, DDS, PhD
Levesque, Celine - BSc, MSc, PhD
Magalhaes, Marco - BDS, MSc, PhD
Manolson, Morris - BS, PhD (Vice-Dean, Research)
McCulloch, Christopher - BSc, DDS, PhD
Moayedi, Massieh - BSc, PhD
Moriarty, Tara - BA, BSc, PhD
Prakki, Anuradha - MSc, DDS, PhD
Quinonez, Carlos R. - MSc, DMD, PhD
Santerre, Paul - BSc, MSc, PhD
Sessle, Barry - BDS, BS, MDS, PhD
Seth, Arun - MS, PhD
Sherman, Philip - MD
Simmons, Craig - BSc, MSc, PhD
Sone, Eli - BSc, MS, PhD
Tenenbaum, Howard - DipPerio, DDS, PhD
Members Emeriti
Mayhall, John - BA, MA, AM, DDS, PhD
Pilliar, Robert - BASc, PhD
Ross, Robert Bruce - MSc, DDS, FRCD
Watson, Philip - BDSc, DDS, MScD
Zarb, George - BScD, MS, DDS
Associate Members
Andrews, Paul - BSc, MSc, DDS
Barrett, Edward - BSc, MSc, DDS
Barzilay, Issac - MS, DDS
Basrani, Bettina - PhD
Bradley, Grace - MSc, DDS
Cherkas, Pavel - BSc, DMD, MSD, PhD
Chvartszaid, David - MSc, MSc, DDS
Goldberg, Michael - DipPerio, BSc, MSc, DDS
Judd, Peter - BSc, MS, DDS
Kulkarni, Gajanan - LLB, BDS, MSc, PhD
Lai, Jim Yuan - BSc, MSc, DMD, FRCDC (Vice-Dean, Education)
Lanca, A. Jose - MD, PhD
Laporte, Audrey - BA, MA, PhD
Leong, Iona - BSc, BDS, MSc
Malkhassian, Gevik - MSc, DDS
Metaxas, Angelos - DipOrH, MSc, DDS, DDSc
Nainar, Hashim - BDS, MScD
Nkansah, Peter - BSc, MSc, DDS
Ouanounou, Aviv - BSc, MSc, DDS
Perschbacher, Susanne - DDS
Pharoah, Michael - BSc, MSc, DDS
Posluns, James - DipOrH, BSc, MEd, DDS
Sectakof, Pavel - DDS
Somogyi-Ganss, Eszter - MSc, DMD, PhD
Suri, Sunjay - BDS, MDS
Sutherland, Susan - BScN, MSc, DDS
Tam, Laura - BSc, MSc, DDS (Interim Dean and Graduate Chair)
Tenn-Lyn, Nicole - BSc, MEd, MD
Thang, Trevor - MS, DDS
Tompson, Bryan - DipOrH, DDS
Yarascavitch, Carilynne - BSc, MSc, DDS
Dentistry: Dentistry MSc, PhD Courses
Not all courses are offered every year. The Faculty of Dentistry should be consulted each session as to course offerings. Required courses vary by specialty. Please contact the Graduate Department for details.
Core Courses
Course Code | Course Title |
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DEN1001Y0 | Seminars in Oral Health Sciences (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1010H | Research Ethics (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1015H | Introduction to Biostatistics |
DEN1100Y0 | Seminars in Oral Health Sciences (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1101H | Introduction to Research Methods and Dissemination(Credit/No Credit) |
0 Course that may continue over a program. Credit is given when the course is completed.
General Courses
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
DEN1014H | Clinical Epidemiology and Evidence-Based Care |
DEN1022H | Investigating Pathogenic Biofilms |
DEN1060H | Oral Physiology: Sensory and Neuromuscular Function |
DEN1070H | Advances in Dental Materials Science |
DEN1081H | Bone Interfacing Implants |
DEN1098H | Reading Course in Oral Health Sciences |
Courses for Students in MSc or PhD Dental Specialties
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
CHL5004H | Introduction to Public Health Sciences |
DEN1002H | Oral Pathology |
DEN1003H | Preventive Dentistry |
DEN1006Y | Seminars in Dental Public Health |
DEN1007H | Oral Radiology |
DEN1008H | Cone Beam CT Imaging (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1014H | Clinical Epidemiology and Evidence-Based Care |
DEN1016H | Occlusion: Function and Dysfunction |
DEN1017H | Temporomandibular Disorders |
DEN1022H | Investigating Pathogenic Biofilms |
DEN1033Y | Periodontology: Seminars and Clinics I |
DEN1034Y | Periodontology: Seminars and Clinics II |
DEN1035Y | Periodontology: Seminars and Clinics III |
DEN1042Y | Prosthodontics II: Restorative Dentistry |
DEN1051Y | Oral Epidemiology |
DEN1052Y | General Anaesthesia for Medical Procedures — Pediatric |
DEN1055H | Basic Principles of Dental Anaesthesia |
DEN1056Y | Basic Concepts in Clinical Medicine |
DEN1060H | Oral Physiology: Sensory and Neuromuscular Function |
DEN1061H | Research Practicum |
DEN1062H | Pharmacology of Dental Therapeutics |
DEN1063Y | Practicum in Dental Public Health |
DEN1064H | Management Principles in Canadian Dental Health Organizations |
DEN1070H | Advances in Dental Materials Science |
DEN1071H+ | Medical Anaesthesia Seminars I (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1072H+ | Medical Anaesthesia Seminars II (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1073Y | Dental Anaesthesia Graduate Seminars |
DEN1074Y | Foundations of Medicine as Applied to Dental Anaesthesia |
DEN1075Y | General Anaesthesia for Dentistry — Pediatric |
DEN1076H+ | General Anaesthesia for Medical Procedures — Adult I |
DEN1077H+ | General Anaesthesia for Medical Procedures — Adult II |
DEN1078H+ | General Anaesthesia for Dental Procedures — Adult I |
DEN1079H+ | General Anaesthesia for Dental Procedures — Adult II |
DEN1083Y | Experiences in Clinical Medicine |
DEN1084H+ | Experiences in Clinical Teaching I (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1085H+ | Experiences in Clinical Teaching II (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1086H+ | Experiences in Clinical Teaching III (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1087Y | Fundamentals of Dental Anaesthesia |
DEN1088Y | Fundamentals of Dental Anaesthesia II |
DEN1089Y | Fundamentals of Dental Anaesthesia III |
DEN1090H | Inhalation and Oral Minimal and Moderate Sedation for Dental Procedures (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1091Y | Parenteral Moderate Sedation for Dental Procedures (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN1094Y | Advanced Oral Radiology I |
DEN1095Y | Advanced Oral Radiology II |
DEN1096Y | Advanced Oral Radiology III |
DEN1111Y | Advanced Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology I |
DEN1112Y | Advanced Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology II |
DEN1113Y | Advanced Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology III |
DEN1211Y | Oral Medicine I |
DEN1212Y | Oral Medicine II |
DEN1213Y | Oral Medicine III |
DEN1311Y | Oral Surgical Pathology |
DEN1312Y | Advanced Oral Surgical Pathology I |
DEN1313Y | Advanced Oral Surgical Pathology II |
DEN2001Y | Orthodontics 1: Advanced Orthodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Planning |
DEN2002Y | Orthodontics 2: Biomechanics Orthodontic Technique and Practice Administration |
DEN2003Y | Orthodontics 3: Orthodontic Technique and Clinical Practice |
DEN2006Y | Facial Growth and Facial Analysis |
DEN2007Y | Craniofacial Anomalies |
DEN2009H | Classic Theories of Craniofacial Growth |
DEN2010H | Tissue Reaction to Orthodontic and Orthopedic Forces |
DEN2011Y | Craniofacial Morphology and Development |
DEN2041H | Interceptive Orthodontics Diagnosis and Etiology |
DEN2042H | Interceptive Orthodontics Seminars on Interceptive and Early Treatment |
DEN2043H | Interceptive Orthodontics Management and Technique |
DEN2051Y | Surgical Orthodontics I |
DEN2052Y | Surgical Orthodontics II |
DEN3001Y | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 1: The Physiologic Basis of Disease |
DEN3002Y | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2: Principles and Practice of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery |
DEN3003Y | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 3: Evidence-Based Literature Reviews in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery |
DEN3004Y | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 4: Applied Surgical Anatomy of the Head and Neck |
DEN3005H | Head and Neck Anatomy |
DEN4003Y | Pediatric Dentistry 3: Facial and Dental Growth and Development in Pediatric Dentistry |
DEN4004H | Pediatric Dentistry 4: Child Behaviour Management |
DEN4005Y | Pediatric Dentistry 5: Clinical Pediatric Dentistry |
DEN4006Y | Pediatric Dentistry 6: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery as Applied to Pediatric Dentistry |
DEN4007H | Pediatric Dentistry 7: Therapy and Trauma |
DEN4009Y | Pediatrics |
DEN4010Y | Pediatric Medicine and Hospital Dentistry |
DEN4011Y | Conscious Sedation and Anaesthesia in Pediatric Dentistry |
DEN4012Y | Clinical Pediatric Dentistry I (Credit/No Credit) (corequisite: DEN1090H) |
DEN4013Y | Clinical Pediatric Dentistry II (Credit/No Credit) (corequisite: DEN4012Y) |
DEN4014Y | Clinical Pediatric Dentistry III (Credit/No Credit) (corequisite: DEN4013Y) |
DEN4101Y | Pediatric Dentistry Theory I (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN4102Y | Pediatric Dentistry Theory II (Credit/No Credit) (prerequisite: DEN4101Y) |
DEN4103Y | Pediatric Dentistry Theory III (Credit/No Credit) (prerequisites: DEN4101Y and DEN4102Y) |
DEN4201Y | Pediatric Dentistry Journal/Literature Review I (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN4202Y | Pediatric Dentistry Journal/Literature Review II (Credit/No Credit) (prerequisite: DEN4201Y) |
DEN4203Y | Pediatric Dentistry Journal/Literature Review III (Credit/No Credit) (prerequisites: DEN4201Y and DEN4202Y) |
DEN4801Y | Orthodontics for Pediatric Dentistry I (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN4802Y | Orthodontics for Pediatric Dentistry II (Credit/No Credit) (prerequisite: DEN4801Y) |
DEN4803Y | Orthodontics for Pediatric Dentistry III (Credit/No Credit) (prerequisites: DEN4801Y and DEN4802Y) |
DEN5011Y | Graduate Endodontics Case Presentation I |
DEN5012Y | Graduate Endodontics Case Presentation II |
DEN5013Y | Graduate Endodontics Case Presentation III |
DEN5021Y | Graduate Endodontics Topical Literature 1 |
DEN5022Y | Graduate Endodontics Topical Literature 2 |
DEN5031Y | Endodontics Current Literature Seminar 1 (Credit/No Credit) |
DEN5032Y | Endodontics Current Literature Seminar 2(Credit/No Credit) |
DEN5033Y | Endodontics Current Literature Seminar 3(Credit/No Credit) |
DEN5004Y0 | Single Tooth Replacements with Implant-Supported Prosthesis |
DEN5005H+ | Introduction to Graduate Endodontics |
DEN5091Y | Endodontic Clinic 1(Credit/No Credit) |
DEN5092Y | Endodontic Clinic 2(Credit/No Credit) |
DEN5093Y | Endodontic Clinic 3(Credit/No Credit) |
DEN6061Y | Literature Review in Periodontics I |
DEN6062Y | Literature Review in Periodontics II |
DEN6071Y | Clinical Case Presentation I |
DEN6072Y | Clinical Case Presentation II |
DEN6081Y | Biomaterials and Implant/Reconstructive Dentistry I |
DEN6082Y | Biomaterials and Implant/Reconstructive Dentistry II |
DEN6091Y | Principles and Practice of Periodontics I |
DEN6092Y | Principles and Practice of Periodontics II |
DEN6093Y | Principles and Practice of Periodontics III |
DEN7011Y | Prosthodontic Treatment Planning |
DEN7012Y | Prosthodontic Case Presentations I |
DEN7013Y | Prosthodontic Case Presentations II |
DEN7031Y | Prosthodontic Topical Seminars I |
DEN7032Y | Prosthodontic Topical Seminars II |
DEN7033Y | Prosthodontic Topical Seminars III |
DEN7041Y | Prosthodontic Current Literature I |
DEN7042Y | Prosthodontic Current Literature II |
DEN7043Y | Prosthodontic Current Literature III |
DEN7051Y | Prosthodontics and Surgery I |
DEN7052Y | Prosthodontics and Surgery II |
DEN7061Y | Clinical Prosthodontics I |
DEN7062Y | Clinical Prosthodontics II |
DEN7063Y | Clinical Prosthodontics III |
LMP1300Y | General and Special Pathology |
PDE9094Y0 | Clinical Conferences (Credit/No Credit) |
RST9999Y | Research/Thesis |
0 Course that may continue over a program. The course is graded or credit is given when completed.
+ Extended course. For academic reasons, coursework is extended into session following academic session in which course is offered.