Endodontics

The program integrates both biological and clinical sciences. The heaviest concentration of basic science material is in the first year of study. During that year, the student is expected to choose a research topic and to write a protocol for presentation to the faculty and other graduate students. The second year of study emphasizes clinical endodontics including conventional treatment, retreatment, management of emergencies, endodontics and surgery. Residents devote a significant amount of time and effort to completion of their research projects. Also, appropriate time is devoted to clinical teaching during this year.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS*:

Please complete all requirements. Only completed applications will be considered.

• PASS Application
  • Institutional Evaluation
  • 2 Professional Evaluations
  • Official Dental School Transcript
  • Official Undergraduate Transcript
  • Integrated National Dental Boards or National Board Scores Part I
  • CV
  • ADAT Exam Scores (Strongly Recommended)
•  Maryland Application
• 2x2 Photo - can be sent to postgradadmissions@umaryland.edu
• ‌In-State Classification Form‌ (If you would like to be considered for in-state tuition)

**ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR FOREIGN TRAINED DENTISTS ONLY:

• Course by Course Evaluation of Foreign Transcript

• TOEFL Scores
  A minimum TOEFL Score of at least 550 paper-based, 213 computer based and 80 internet based is required.  If you are having the score report sent directly to the University of Maryland, please use code 5944 department 38. If you use International English Language Testing System (IELTS) instead of TOEFL, a minimum total score of 7 is required.

• Financial Documents
  ie Scholarship Letter, bank statements, Letter of Support
  

**Licensing information for internationally trained dentists

• General Information on Dental Licensure

*We do not accept any waiver requests for prerequisites. All prerequisites must be submitted by application deadline.