Ph.D. in Oral Medicine and Radiology focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of oral disorders, with a particular emphasis on the use of radiographic techniques for diagnosis and planning. The program typically lasts 3 to 5 years and includes courses in oral pathology, radiographic imaging, clinical medicine, and diagnostic procedures, as well as original research. Students learn about medical picture interpretation, modern diagnostic tools, and how to address problems such as oral cancer, TMJ disorders, and systemic diseases with oral symptoms. Graduates are well-prepared for positions in academia, clinical practice, and research, where they can help enhance diagnostic imaging and oral healthcare.
