Programme Offerings

The high quality of the Master of Science in Orthodontics (MSc) programme has long been internationally recognised and is part of the new Master of Science in Orthodontics degree (Continuing Education), (MSc (CE)). This is proven by the numerous international students from almost 66 nations, including the USA, South Africa, United Arab Emirates and New Zealand.

In addition to the treatment of children and adolescents, which is still predominantly practised in orthodontics, the periodontal, functional, pre-prosthetic and aesthetic treatment of adults is a wide field of practice. New treatment techniques and methods that meet the needs of orthodontic adult treatment are taught in detail and in a practical manner. This makes orthodontics a treatment method that crosses generations. The digital workflow in orthodontics and other innovative application techniques are integrated throughout the state-of-the-art curriculum.

Aesthetic-reconstructive dentistry makes complex demands on dentists when it comes to meeting the patient’s wishes in the best possible way.  The focus is on interdisciplinary treatment concepts drawn from different areas of dentistry. The postgraduate Master of Science (Continuing Education) programmes therefore focus on interdisciplinary planning and action.  A variety of materials and methods have become available, especially in the area of highly aesthetic patient care, which need to be classified critically. Especially in the field of digitalisation of dentistry, it is important to distinguish between technical possibilities and integration into everyday practice. Exemplary topics in the curriculum also cover metal-free reconstructions, pre-prosthetic surgery, adhesive techniques and interdisciplinary orthodontic treatment strategies.

In addition to the dental possibilities, increased patient demands must also be taken into account. These are often no longer shaped by life expectancy or phase of life, but rather by the quality of life to be achieved.  Fixed restorations are thereby becoming increasingly important. This also expressly includes the timing and preparation of interim solutions.

From an aesthetic point of view, minimally invasive techniques in dentistry and long-term tooth preservation often place very high demands on patient care. For this purpose, specific skills and methods are discussed and presented in detail.

The objective of the master's degree programme is therefore to promote interdisciplinary thinking, planning and action in order to achieve a high level of patient satisfaction and quality of life, while taking individual expectations into account.

Endodontics is like many things in life. You first have to develop a relationship with it. Then you can experience the dynamism, increased achievements and joy in the activity.

Endodontics is the basis of modern dentistry. Endodontic treatment cases occur almost daily in every dental practice. These are often seen as time-consuming treatment measures in the everyday work at practices, which can only be brought into systematic order with concepts, training, modern materials and equipment.

Typically, dentists do not realise the potential for success in their practices that endodontics can bring until later in their careers.

The Master of Science (Continuing Education) in Endodontics, is a degree programme with clear academic and practical content, distinct in its conception and orientation from conventional curricula and continuing education courses. Endodontics is taught from top to bottom here, including topics such as:

• Endosurgery
• Post-endodontic treatment and materials science
• Guided endodontics – three-dimensional imaging in endodontics.