The graduate program in the Department of Orthodontics educates a select group of residents in a 30-month program. Successful com pletion of the program leads to either a Master of Science in Dentistry degree or a Certificate in Orthodontics.
Alumni go on to careers in private practice, teaching, and research.
Administrative Officer Dennis M. Killiany, D.D.S., M.S. Program Director Degree Offered Master of Science in Dentistry Prerequisite D.D.S., D.M.D., or equivalent general dental degree. Examinations include comprehensive written, practical clinical, and oral sections, and defense of a research thesis or survey-paper. No formal minor is permitted.