Subject Knowledge and Understanding

• Demonstrate an understanding of theoretical principles and their application to the practice of Orthodontics
• Have knowledge and understanding of those aspects of the biomedical sciences, oral physiology and craniofacial, oral and dental anatomy that are significant in the management of patients
• Develop the clinical skills required in orthodontic treatment
• Understand the principles of record keeping, including clinical, photographic and radiographic examination
  

Cognitive Skills 

• Apply critical appraisal techniques to published literature
• Be competent at the correct selection and manipulation of dental biomaterials used by the orthodontic therapist
• Ability to apply anatomical and physiological principles to the field of Orthodontics

Subject-Specific/Professional Skills

• Acquisition of clinical Orthodontic skills
• Ability to recognize and use Orthodontic systems
• Ability to understand and follow a prescribed treatment plan
• Ability to satisfy medico-legal requirements
• Ability to apply functional anatomy and physiology to clinical situations

Key Skills 

• Written communication skills
• Oral communication skills
• Teamworking
• Problem solving
• Information technology
• Numeracy
• Manual dexterity

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