College of Dentistry | University of Florida

Advanced and Graduate Education Programs

 

Prosthodontics

The University of Florida College of Dentistry offers two programs in Prosthodontics:

  1. A 36-month degree program leading to a Master of Science in Dental Sciences with specialization in Prosthodontics (Project in Lieu of Thesis option) is designed to satisfy the educational requirements of the American Board of Prosthodontics in fixed, removable, maxillofacial, and implant prosthodontics.
  2. A 36-month degree program leading to a Master of Science in Dental Sciences (Thesis option) with specialization in Prosthodontics and a Certificate in Prosthodontics

An interdisciplinary approach is used to facilitate the diagnosis, treatment planning, and treatment of patients. A thorough didactic education is provided through related courses offered by the University of Florida and by seminars and electives.

Tuition for the 2006–2007 academic years was approximately $9,102 for Florida residents and $29,269 for non-Florida residents. In 2006 stipends were $7,000 for year one and $12,000 for years two and three.

Application Process

October 1st is the deadline to apply to this program.

Information for Internationally-Educated Dentists

Apply directly to the University of Florida Graduate School

Complete the Online Graduate Application.Opens in New Window Select the "Graduate" option; do not select "Professional". Please mark "Masters" and "Summer B 2010" as the term. The application requires a non-refundable $30 application fee.

Please send all of the following application material to:

Venita J. Sposetti, Assistant Dean of Admissions
University of Florida College of Dentistry/Prosthodontics
P.O. Box 100402
Gainesville FL 32610-0402

  • Original official undergraduate and dental school transcripts sent from the institution
  • College of Dentistry Application*PDF[223K]
  • Dean's evaluation letter*PDF[153K] from the dean of your dental school.
  • Faculty evaluation letter*PDF[171K]—submit two (2). These should be completed by two dental school faculty members who are well acquainted with your performance and attitude (faculty advisor, etc.) or by individuals who can provide information relevant to your potential for success in your chosen field of training.
  • 2x2-inch photograph
  • Resume
  • Biographical Sketch
  • National Boards Part I and II scores (can be part of Dean's letter), or request your scores from:
    Joint Commission on National Dental ExaminationsOpens in New Window
    211 East Chicago Ave., #1846
    Chicago, IL 60611
    800.621.8099 ext 465

*Complete Part A of each form before forwarding it to the reference.

Application Status Updates

  • Once the admissions office receives your application, you will be notified via email of any missing documentation throughout the application cycle, and up to the application deadline.
  • Once the application deadline is reached and your application is complete, we will forward your file to the program director. Please contact the program director for future questions on the program selection process.

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