Istanbul Gelisim University - Faculty of Dentistry is waiting for its students

Faculty of Dentistry is waiting for its students

Istanbul Gelisim University Faculty of Dentistry will admit students for the first time this year. Prof. Dr. Mahir Günday, Dean of the Faculty, who made explanations about the 60-student quota, said: “Our most important principle is to train dentists who are respectful to the values of the society, are human-oriented, ethical, and legally committed. I believe that we will succeed with our valuable students to reach the goals that will contribute to the development of our country and to become a preferred dentistry faculty of our faculty.”

Stating that they aim to be an outstanding dentistry faculty with national and international effectiveness, Günday said: “I believe that as the newest faculty of our university with entrepreneurial spirit and open to development, we will make a difference with its experienced staff, modern clinics and laboratories.”

“TREATMENT APPLICATIONS WILL BE CARRIED OUT”

Stressing that the courses will be held theoretically and practically in the Faculty of Dentistry, Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry Prof. Dr. Mahir Günday said: “The first 3 years of the 5-year training period will include pre-clinical courses and practical applications. In the last 2 years, clinical applications will be made, and our students will carry out treatment applications on the patient under the supervision of our faculty.”

“WE PROVIDE INDIVIDUAL WORKING FOR STUDENTS”

Reminding that 60 students will be admitted to the dentistry department this year, Günday added: “There is no special aptitude test for our students. They can come to our faculty according to their scores and preferences in YKS. Our faculty has student laboratories and a simulator laboratory with 40 phantom jaws for preclinical training. There are also 68 dental units and seats for clinical applications. We will provide the opportunity for each student to work separately.”

“WE ARE READY FOR ANY KIND OF HELP”

Stating that the dentists who will graduate from their schools will obtain the right to practice dentistry in public hospitals or freely, Günday said: “Our students who will be admitted to the Faculty of Dentistry should love their profession, also, must not to forget that dentistry is a respected profession and work hard. I would like to express that we are ready with our experienced teaching staff for all kinds of help in order our students to love this profession, increase their knowledge and skills in this regard and graduate as self-confident dentists.”

Günday said that graduated dentists can improve themselves as specialists in different branches of dentistry by taking specialized training with the Dentistry Specialization Exam (DUS) if they wish.