Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) – 6 years

Program Overview

In pursuit of perfection, the University of Baguio is committed to provide balanced quality education by nurturing academic excellence, relevant social skills and ethical values in a fun-learning environment.

The University of Baguio educates individuals to be empowered professionals in a global community. The School of Dentistry is committed in providing excellent dental education to produce competitive and socially responsible dentists.

Program Educational Objectives

Graduates of the Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) program are expected to have attained the following within 6 years after graduation and produce students who:

  1. are adept in the prevention, diagnosis, identification and management of oral needs and diseases of the individual and the community.
  2. can pursue a general dental practice after passing the Dentist Licensure Examination.

Program Outcomes

Graduates of the Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) program are expected to have attained the following within 6 years after graduation:

  1. Provide quality oral health care;
  2. Provide proper patient education;
  3. Plan and deliver community service;
  4. Conduct basic and clinical researches;
  5. Apply business principles, entrepreneurship, practices, and processes;
  6. Practice life-long learning and continue to be a life-long learner
  7. Practice legal/ethical/moral principles and social accountability;
  8. Demonstrate nationalism, internationalism and dedication to service
  9. Utilize systems-based approach to healthcare;
  10. Collaborate with interprofessional teams.

Job Opportunities

Private Practitioner
Build and manage your own dental clinic, shaping your professional identity while serving your community with personalized care

Government / Private Hospitals
Work within multidisciplinary healthcare teams delivering integrated patient-centered care

Private Companies
Act as corporate or retainer dentists, ensuring employee oralhealth and wellness

Local Government Units (LGUs)
Serve in public health programs, promoting accessible andcommunity-based oral healthcare

Law Enforcement Agencies
Provide forensic dental services and oral healthcare support in uniformed service sectors

Military Service
Serve as a commissioned dental officer contributing to national service and troop readiness

Department of Education (DepEd)
Participate in school based oral health initiatives, promoting preventive care among the youth

Academician
Shape the future of dentistry. UB graduates are prepared to enter the academe as clinical instructors, lecturers, and academic leaders—mentoring the next generation of dental professionals while advancing educational excellence

Researcher
Contribute to scientific advancement and evidence-based practice. Engage in clinical research, materials development, public health studies, and innovation that improve patient outcomes and transform dental practice


Entrepreneur
Go beyond clinical practice. Establish dental clinics, dental laboratories, distribution businesses, training centers, or health-related enterprises. Demonstrating

Curriculum Overview

DOCTOR OF DENTAL MEDICINE CURRICULUM YEAR 2025-2026

First Year – First Semester
ARTAPP1Art Appreciation3
PATHFT1Movement Competency Training2
NSTPRO1National Service Training Program 13
ORCHMD1Organic Chemistry5
HCORDI1Cordillera: History and Socio-Cultural Heritage3
PRPCOM1Purposive Communication3
RPHIST1Readings in Philippine History3
SOCORN1Social Orientation1
THSELF1Understanding the Self3
Total Units 26

First Year – Second Semester
ANPHYD1Anatomy and Physiology5; Lec (3); Lab (2)
CWORLD1The Contemporary World3
PATHFT2Exercise-Based Fitness Activities2
HLTECN1Health Economics with Taxation and Agrarian Reform3
LRIZAL1Life and Works of Rizal3
MATHMW1Mathematics in the Modern World3
NSTPRO2National Service Training Program 23
POLSCI5Politics and Governance with Philippine Constitution3
Total Units 25

First Year – Short Term
GNETCS1Genetics3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
GELECT3People and The Earth’s Eco-Systems (Elective)3
PRSPCT1Perspectives in Dentistry2
Total Units 8

Second Year – First Semester
BIOCMD1Biochemistry for Dentistry5; Lec (3); Lab (2)
GNANAD1General Anatomy 15; Lec (3); Lab (2)
GNHISD1General Histology and Embryology4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
ORLAND1Oral Anatomy4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
PATHFT3BDarts2
SCITES1Science Technology and Society3
Total Units 23

Second Year – Second Semester
GNANAD1General Anatomy 15; Lec (3); Lab (2)
GNPHYD1General Physiology (with Family Planning)4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
HLTICS1Health Ethics3
MCBIOD1Microbiology3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
NTRIND1Nutrition in Dentistry2
ORLHSD1Oral Histology and Embryology4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
PATHFT4BBadminton2
Total Units 23

Third Year – First Semester
ANDRAG1Andragogy (teaching-learning)1
CARIOD1Cariology2
DNMATL1Dental Materials5; Lec (3); Lab (2)
DPHARM1Pharmacology3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
GPATHD1General Pathology4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
INFCON1Infection Control2
ORPHYD1Oral Physiology and Occlusion3
Total Units 20

Third Year – Second Semester
ANESTD1Anesthesiology3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
FPDDNT1Prosthodontics 1 (FPD)4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
OPRTVD1Operative Dentistry4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
ORLDXD1Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning3
ORLPTD1Oral Pathology 14; Lec (2); Lab (2)
ROENTD1Roentgenology3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
Total Units 21

Fourth Year – First Semester
CDDENT3Prosthodontics 3 (CD)4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
ONCOLD1Oral Pathology 2 (Oncology)3
OPRTVD2Operative Dentistry 24; Lec (2); Lab (2)
PERIOD1Periodontics 13; Lec (2); Lab (1)
PRNMED1Principles of Medicine2
RPDDNT2Prosthodontics 2 (RPD)4; Lec (2); Lab (2)
Total Units 20

Fourth Year – Second Semester
DNTINF1Dental Informatics3
DPHDNT1Dental Public Health 12
ENDDNT1Endodontics5; Lec (3); Lab (2)
FRDENT1Forensic Dentistry1
JURISD1Jurisprudence and Ethics2
ORSRGD1Oral Surgery 12
PERIOD2Periodontics 22
PRCMGD1Practice Management2
Total Units 19

Fifth Year – First Semester
CLNDNT1Clinical Dentistry 16
BIOEPI1Biostatistics and Epidemiology3
IDAPXM1Interdisciplinary Approach to Patient Management2
ORSRGD2Oral Surgery 22
ORTHO01Orthodontics 13; Lec (2); Lab (1)
PEDIA1Pediatric Dentistry3
RSRCHD1Research 13
Total Units 22

Fifth Year – Second Semester
CLNDNT2Clinical Dentistry 26
CTREND1Current Trends1
DPHDNT2Dental Public Health 23; Lec (2); Lab (1)
IMPLNT1Basic Dental Implantology3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
IPAXM1Interprofessional Approach to Patient Management2
MPXSPN1Management of Patients with Special Needs1
ORTHO02Orthodontics 23; Lec (2); Lab (1)
RSRCHD2Research 22
Total Units 21

Sixth Year – First Semester
CLNDNT3Clinical Dentistry 310
CCENPE1Clinical Conference Endodontics 1 – Periodontics 11
CCOPDN1Clinical Conference Operative Dentistry 11
CCORPD1Clinical Conference Orthodontics – Pediatric Dentistry 11
CCOSRG1Clinical Conference Oral Surgery 11
CCPROS1Clinical Conference Prosthodontics 11
DPHDNT3Dental Public Health 33; Lec (2); Lab (1)
Total Units 18

Sixth Year – Second Semester
CLNDNT4Clinical Dentistry 410
CCENPE2Clinical Conference Endodontics 1 – Periodontics 21
CCOPDN2Clinical Conference Operative Dentistry 21
CCORPD2Clinical Conference Orthodontics – Pediatric Dentistry 21
CCSRG2Clinical Conference Oral Surgery 21
CCPROS2Clinical Conference Prosthodontics 21
HPDENT1Hospital Dentistry3; Lec (2); Lab (1)
MDCONF1Medical-Dental Conference3
Total Units 21

Grand Total Units: 288

Admission Requirements

Schedule of Fees