Master

Purposes

The purpose of the masteris to provide the candidates with the tools necessary for a proper diagnostic and treatment approach through the use of all modern digital technologies and artificial intelligence.

Students will be introduced to the modern approach to daily clinical practice, from diagnosis to implant-prosthetic rehabilitation, and will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the most advanced devices, learning how to use them correctly.

In short, the Master aims to teach students how to develop a proper diagnostic approach and formulate a treatment plan using modern digital technologies, laying the foundation for a contemporary approach to the profession.

Students will deepen their knowledge of digital devices and the use of artificial intelligence.

Future developments involving the use of augmented reality and robotics will also be addressed.

Target Students

Admission to the Master is subject to the acquisition of the following academic qualifications:

• Master’s degree and/or specialized degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics
• Master’s degree and/or specialized degree in Medicine and Surgery with a specialization in Dentistry or a license to practice dentistry
• Bachelor’s degree in Medicine and Surgery

The following may also apply:

• candidates holding an equivalent academic degree from a foreign university
• candidates with a foreign academic degree equivalent in duration and content

The University reserves the right to admit candidates with different qualifications that are relevant to the Master.

Educational Objectives

The educational objective is to develop specialized skills in the use of intraoral and facial scanners, CBCT, 3D printers, diagnostic and planning software, and the entire digital workflow.

The integration of artificial intelligence into clinical processes will be explored in depth.

Candidates will be able to practice their profession using the essential modern tools provided by the most advanced technologies available today.

Didactics

The Master, established pursuant to Ministerial Decree 270/2004, lasts 12 months and requires a total of 1500 hours, divided as follows:

• In-person synchronous classes: to interact directly with the professors according to a scheduled calendar.
• Independent study and research activities: to independently explore and reinforce the content learned throughout the Master’s programme.
• Practical exercises and mid-term assessments: to evaluate learning progress and form part of the assessment process.
• Project work: to actively apply the content learned during the programme.

Qualification

The final exam consists in the preparation and defense of a project based on a real-world case study, to be presented in person before an exam board. Upon passing the exam, the candidate will attain the Master qualification.

Tuition Fee

The annual tuition for the registration to the Master is € 4.500,00.

Registration

Students wishing to enrol may request an appointment with the Orientation Office by calling +39 06 3400 6000.

Internal Faculty 

The Internal Faculty consists of university professors and professionals with many years of proven clinical and scientific experience in the disciplines covered by the programme, ensuring a high standard of education and a seamless integration of research, teaching, and clinical practice.