The modern new DPU building with an east view and a view of the entrance.

Dentistry

The DPU offers its students undergraduate degree programmes, postgraduate university courses leading to a Master of Science in a specialist field (MSc) or a Master of Science (Continuing Education) (MSc (CE)), and a state-of-the-art scientific Doctoral Programme in Dentistry (PhD), all based on innovative technologies and methods requiring cutting-edge equipment in the various practical trainings.

Facilities for Pre-Clinical Training

Zm Ausstattung Zahntechnisches Propaedeutiklabor
Dental propaedeutic laboratory
Zm Ausstattung Phantomsaal2
Phantom Hall II
Zm Ausstattung Lehrpavillon Biosciences
Biosciences Teaching Pavilion
Hm Ausstattung Zentrum Anatomie Pathologie
Center for Anatomy and Pathology
Zm Ausstattung Phantomsaal1
Phantom Hall I
Zm Ausstattung Chirurgische Praktika Op Kurse
Surgical internships, surgical courses
Zm Ausstattung Mikrobiologie Labor
Microbiology Laboratory
Zm Ausstattung Simulationszentrum Notfallmedizin
Simulation Center, Emergency Medicine

Facilities for Clinical Internships

The DPU’s main campus includes the DPU Dental Outpatient Clinic Krems. It has around 50 treatment units, an operating theatre, and a Digital Practice of the Future. Live transmission of procedures to the lecture hall is possible. In addition, radiographic facilities are available for producing panoramic radiographs (orthopantomograms) and digital volume tomograms.

Zm Ausstattung Behandlungseinheit
Treatment units
Zm Ausstattung Digitale Praxis Der Zukunft
Digital practice of the future
Zm Ausstattung Op Eingriffsraum
Operating room
Zm Ausstattung Roentgeneinheit
X-ray unit

Digital Academy Phantom

The DPU's Digital Academy Phantom as the flagship element of the infrastructure!

Fit for the future: dental practice is becoming increasingly digital, and this is precisely where the DPU's pioneering new infrastructure project – the Digital Academy Phantom, developed in collaboration with global market leader Dentsply Sirona – comes into play. The aim of this project is to offer undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Digital Dentistry in Aesthetics programme a unique selling point in their practical training – through forward-looking technologies that complement outstanding theoretical teaching.

The project will involve the installation of 14 state-of-the-art all-round phantom units, featuring dental, surgical and endodontic elements, in summer 2026.

Thanks to the involvement of Director Stefanie Arco-Zinneberg, Prof. Rüdiger Junker (Dean of Dental Medicine) and Assist. Prof. Florian Pfaffeneder-Mantai, key initiators and project developers are behind the new, pioneering DPU infrastructure.