M.S. and Certificate in Orthodontics
Why a Master's Degree of Science?

A Master's Degree of Science is an integral part of the program. A research thesis is required to graduate.

Most of the research has been directed towards material related projects and clinical outcomes. A core course has been put in place, which includes all the specialties. This provides a better mechanism for interdisciplinary activity and orthodontics forms an integral part of the core curriculum.

Residents are encouraged to seek research projects in other areas and are not limited to the Division of Orthodontics.