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Course Code
P00132
Subject Area
Creative Industries, Computing, Digital & Construction
Campus
City Campus

Course overview

This exciting qualification offers a practical focus to Dental Technology, allowing students to develop specialist skills in depth whilst also gaining a broad, contextual understanding of the profession. Using a variety of techniques including workshops, seminars and guest lecturers, industry experts are collaboratively involved in the programme. The course encourages the development of practical skills in specialist areas including Complete/Partial Removable Prosthodontics, Fixed Restorative Prosthodontics and Orthodontics. Level 4 (Year One) Semester 1 Introduction to Dental Technology (20 credits) Basic Dental Anatomy and Terminology (20 credits) Dental Legislation and Professionalism (20 credits) Semester 2 Introduction to Dental Material Sciences (20 credits) Dental Technology Techniques: Removable Prosthesis (20 credits) Dental Public Health and Professional Practice (20 credits) Level 5 (Year 2) Semester 1 Dental Biosciences and Anatomy (20 credits) Dental Technology Techniques: Removable Prosthesis and Orthodontics (40 credits) Semester 2 Dental Technology Techniques: Fixed Restorative (20 credits) Advanced Dental Technology Techniques and Procedures (20 credits) Dental Material Science (20 credits) Work Based Project

About the course

Introduction to Dental Technology (20 credits), Basic Dental Anatomy and Terminology (20 credits), Dental Legislation and Professionalism (20 credits), Introduction to Dental Material Sciences (20 credits), Dental Technology Techniques: Removable Prosthes
96 UCAS points from 3 A Levels Please note that students with a BTEC grade of MMM or MMP will also be considered on the basis of a strong personal statement and interview.
This exciting qualification offers a practical focus to Dental Technology, allowing students to develop specialist skills in depth whilst also gaining a broad, contextual understanding of the profession. Using a variety of techniques including workshops, seminars and guest lecturers, industry experts are collaboratively involved in the programme. The course encourages the development of practical skills in specialist areas including Complete/Partial Removable Prosthodontics, Fixed Restorative Prosthodontics and Orthodontics.Level 4 (Year 1) will focus on academic, professional and basic practical skills necessary for success in the profession. Level 5 (Year 2) develops experience and further professional understanding in the manufacturing techniques and theoretical practices required.Both years of the course are comprised of two semesters. In Semester 1 (September to January) students will study 8 modules ranging from 10 to 20 credits. In Semester 2 (January to May) students will study 6 modules, all 20 credit modules with the exception of Dental Technology Techniques – Removable Prosthesis and Orthodontics, which is a 40 credit module.How to applyPlease note that applications for this course should be made through UCAS.UCAS Course Code: B840College Institution Code: S22 Further informationAdditional information about higher education at UC Sheffield can be found here.If you require additional information or have outstanding questions, please contact UC Sheffield via admissions@sheffcol.ac.uk, leaving your name, contact details and the title of the course you are interested in, together with a brief summary of your query. Alternatively, you can call on 0114 260 2600.The Sheffield College is a registered provider with the Office for Students.Validating partnerThis programme is validated by the University of Hull. To find out more about this partnership, click here.Terms and ConditionsYou can find all of our university
Approximate costs for a HE course is between £7500 and £8000. You can apply for a loan via Student Finance. Please note all quoted fees are subject to change. EquipmentStudents will be expected to obtain appropriate PPE and a dental toolkit, which is expected to cost somewhere around £330.Students in financial hardship may be eligible to apply for support from the HE Student Support Fund.