Bachelor of Dentistry (BDS)

Dow University of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) is an undergraduate degree that prepares students to become dentists. The program typically lasts around four to five years and includes both theoretical and practical training. Students learn about subjects like anatomy, dental materials, oral pathology, and more. Clinical training is a significant part of the program, where students work with patients under supervision. After graduation, students usually undergo an internship or residency and then pass licensing exams to practice dentistry legally. BDS graduates can work in various settings, including private clinics, hospitals, and research institutions, with opportunities to specialize in areas like oral surgery or orthodontics.