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Walgreens Price for Viagra MESSAGE FROM THE SCHOOL elcome to the UNPRI McGann International School of Dentistry - MISD, a revolutionary new dental school. Unlike traditional dental schools, the UNPRI McGann International School of Dentistry is focused on providing its students with the practical skills they need to excel in their private practice immediately. Students will learn the basics of Dental Science in block systems for the rst 2 years and then move into a segment supplemented with some of the most sought aer Dental Continuing Education in the world, on topics that your patients desire. We will be teaching complete programs in Orthodontics, Implants, Periodontics, Endodontics, Prosthodontics, and Surgery, all taught by the leading minds in these elds from around the world. You will have guest lecturers from the USA, Europe, Australia, and Asia, in a small group environment. Come see the future of dental education, and prepare yourself for the demands of modern dentistry. Students start by enrolling in the pre-university program, an introductory course to Dentistry, held in Vietnam by the Y Company. Aer completing the pre-university course, students will then continue their under-graduate academics in UNPRI. e university, McGann Postgrad School, and Y Company are designing MILES MCGANN and running the program together. Program Director of UNPRI e degree is recognized by the: McGann International School of Dentistry (MISD) 1. Indonesian Dental Council 2. APDF 3. ASEAN Joint Coordinating Committee on Dental Practitioners (AJCCD) e program is splited into two Phases of study with Phase I including Stages 1,2 and 3 and Phase II including Stages 4 and 5. COURSE OUTLINE Phase I deals essentially with normal and abnormal structure, function and Phase II provides plenary sessions behavior, and the clinical relevance is emphasized throughout. Early clinical and clinical internship / co-schap experience is provided in the context of this program in the form of learning sessions. You get clinical experience in basic clinical skills of simple cases, communication skills, visits to primary care a wide range of primary care centers, centers, hospitals and other community agencies, locally or internationally. hospitalsand community settings locally and internationally. YEAR I YEAR II YEAR III YEAR IV YEAR V Sem. 1 Sem. 2 Sem. 3 Sem. 4 Sem. 5 Sem. 6 Sem. 7 Sem. 8 Sem. 9 Sem. 10 ELECTIVES TRAINING (2 MONTHS) ELECTIVES TRAINING (2 MONTHS) ELECTIVES TRAINING (2 MONTHS) ELECTIVES Basic Biomedical Sciences Integrated Clinical Sciences Internship/ Internship/ Internship/ Basic Dental Sciences Clinical Clinical Clinical Sessions Sessions Sessions Intro to Clinical Basic Clinical Integrated Clinical Competencies Competencies Competencies Behavioral Sciences & Management Skills Basic Research Study & Laboratory Research & Clinical Research & Poster Presentation THESIS Journal Writing Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Anatomy Oral Pathology Implant dentistry Advanced Clinical Oral Medicine Integrated Conferences & Embryology Complete Dentures Pain control Clinical Oral Pathology Seminar II Oral Anatomy & Histology Removable Partial Dentures Design Interprofessional & Collaborative Advanced Periodontics (I and II) Journal Writing Medical Microbiology Fixed Prosthodontics Practice in Dentistry Advanced Restorative Dentistry Extramural Clinics Immunology Immediate Dentures Endodontics Prosthodontics Hospital Rotation Human Physiology Periodontics and Prevention Dianogsis Oral Medicine Integrated Conferences & Seminar I International Hospital Pathology Anatomy Removable Partial Dentures Orthodontics Thesis writing Training Dental Anatomy Pediatric Dentistry Oral Surgery Clinical research International Research Oral Biology Infection control Pediatric Dentistry Hospital dentristry Projects Dental Materials Sciences Dental materials Periodontics Introduction to Occlusion Treatment planning Prosthodontics Communication skill Scientic literature Restorative Dentistry * Clinical sciences * Clinical competences Study skill Practical Lab search * Research and thesis * Internship DR. DON MCGANN, DDS TEACHING FACULTY Chief of Advisory Board - DDS Graduated from University Of Pacic Dental School, with OKU honors. Private pratice at Laguna Niguel and Santa Ana, California DR. DAVID DANA, DDS - Taught at United States Dental Institute (USDI) Vice Chief of Advisory Board from 1980-1984 - DDS Graduated from Universidad - 1984, created his own orthodontics course Tecnologica de Mexico 1977-1981. Master Progressive Orthodontic Seminars (POS), in 37 in Prosthodontics-Boston University locations with over 6000 graduates worldwide 1981-1983. - Between editing the GP Ortho News, presenting - Lecturer for POS from 1994 to present, lectures at the ADA and AGD annual meetings, cosmetic dentistry, Botox, Filler and the worldwide success of Progressive - Private practice Beverly Hills, California Orthodontic Seminars, Dr. McGann has established himself as the world’s leader of GP orthodontic education. - 2003, introduce the Individual Patient Appliance DR. BART POLDER, DDS, MSC, PHD (IP Appliance), the rst customized orthodontic Head Department of Implantology appliance, which accelerates case treatment time - DDS Graduated, PhD graduated at Radboud and eliminates wirebending. University Nijmegen - Popular lecturer and specialist in Orthodontics, DR. LUIS SEGURA, DDS, MSC, PHD Oral Implantology Head Department of Cosmetic Dentistry - Member of EAO (European Association for Osseointegration), Member editorial board - Doctor in Dental Surgery, Postgraduate in WJMA (World Journal of Meta-Analysis). Implant Dentistry, Certicate in Periodontal Plastic Surgery, University Complutense of Madrid. - MSc in Oral Rehabilitation, PhD in Dentistry, Ex-Professor of Oral Rehabilitation at University of DR. AGIM HYMER, DDS Oviedo. - Graduated in Advanced Orthodontics, Faculty Member - DDS, Melbourne University Progressive Orthodontic Seminars. - Member of the Medical Board Mildura Private - Invisalign Certicate Doctor. Hospital and Vaucluse Hospital - Professor of Implant Dentistry at Alcalá - Created http://rstbite.com.au , dental library University of Madrid. for the public to learn about dental topics. - Private practice in Madrid, Spain. Media Appearances - Radio: 3AW , 3AK (had own weekly radio DR. SANFORD L. RATNER, DDS, OMFS show), Koorie radio 3KND, ABC Radio Faculty Member National, ABC 774, 5AA Adelaide, ABC Drive - DDS Graduates at Northwestern University Dental School Time Adelaide, ABC Regional South Australia in Chicago, with OKU honors - TV: Channel 7 Sunrise Show, Channel 31 - 27 years of experience in oral and maxillofacial surgery at - Newspaper: e Herald Sun, Leader Children’s Hospital and St. Joshep Hospital, Orange County Newspaper (Moonee Valley), Community News - Lecturer at Department of Oral and Maxillo-facial Surgery, UCLA School of Dentistry - Lead surgeon and co-founder “Open Heart” to provide surgical management of craniofacial deformities on the children Australia, Japan, Korea, Nepal, the Philippines, And other lecturers from McGann Postgrad School of Dentsitry (USA) and ASEAN Israel, and Vietnam. HOW TO REGISTER ONLINE MISD INDONESIA Log in misd.ac Click “Register online” MISD STUDENT ‘S ACTIVITY Create user account Fill in the form to complete document Admission board will consult and instruct for admission protocol STUDENT TESTIMONIAL Vo Tran Gia Khang - MISD 2015 I have a dream when i was a boy of what becoming a dentist as good as my uncle. So i chose MISD Indonesia to make my dream come true. Aer the rst semester, i feel that the curriculum is pretty interesting because besides dental knowledge, i have chances to partcipate in many extracurricular activities and charity campaign. Lifestyle in Medan is similar to Hochiminh city so i feel very comfortable. I wish that aer nising 5 years of study here, i am able to complete myself with updated knowledge and practical skills in order to become a good dentist. Ngo Viet Nhan (Calvin) - MISD 2015 Before joining MISD Indonesia, i have graduated aer 4-year studying marketing in Singapore. e reason that i chose MISD Indonesia is that i think dentistry is on the way of development in current time and future. I hope that aer 5 years of studying dentistry, i have fullled knowledge and competency to work as a professional in Vietnam and ASEAN. REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN MISD - Private world class Prima hospital for training - Complete laboratory facilities to support the practice of teaching system maximum. - Campus helps to produce professional and competent students. HEADQUATER - Early exposure to clinical practice build up the confidence and Progressive Dentistry DBA McGann Postgraduate School of Dentistry prepare for dental career since year 1 135 Columbia, Suite 101, Aliso Viejo, Ca 92656 - Teaching methods up to date. CAMPUS: Jalan. Belanga No.1 Simp. Ayahanda, Medan, Indonesia - Curriculum meets international standards, focuses not only in [email protected] clinical competency, but also management skill, research study www.misd.ac misddentalschool - Taught by well-trained International and local lecturers .
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