Periodontics (Advanced Certificate)
New York University · NY · PERIODONTICS-ADVANCED-CERTIFICATE
Periodontics (Advanced Certificate) is a degree at New York University, NY. It covers areas like dental science, dentistry, oral health, clinical skills, clinical education, professional practice. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
New York University
What you'll study in Periodontics (Advanced Certificate)
Example subjects: Advanced Education Core Sciences, Applied Sciences, Host Response to Infection & Trauma, Clinical Application of Advances in Wound Healing, Fundamentals of Anesthesia, Comprehensive Treatment Planning III A, Comprehensive Treatment Planning III B, Multidisciplinary Seminars A:, Principles of Periodontics I A, Conferences in Periodontics I A, Principles of Periodontics II A, Conferences in Periodontics II A.
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What will I study in Periodontics (Advanced Certificate)?
Periodontics (Advanced Certificate) covers areas like dental-science, dentistry, oral-health, clinical-education, clinical-skills, planning, professional-practice, financial-planning.
Who offers Periodontics (Advanced Certificate)?
Periodontics (Advanced Certificate) is offered by New York University, NY.
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