The demand for an attractive smile and the truly invisible appliance is greater than ever, hence the resurgence in interest in lingual orthodontics

• This part-time course provides a complete and comprehensive insight into Lingual Orthodontics and will cover thoroughly the full range of lingual appliance systems currently available
• The British Lingual Orthodontic Society fully supports the course
• Suitable for the experienced specialist orthodontist who wishes to develop their skills in lingual orthodontics
• Designed for both clinicians who wish to start treating patients with lingual appliances as well as those with experience who wish to further develop their skills
• Taught sessions with guest speakers who are international leaders in the field of Lingual Orthodontics
• Practical sessions in our newly equipped clinical skills laboratory
• All of the leading lingual systems available will be covered
  

Take a look at the course structure

Course Options

Part time: The period of study for the MSc will normally be a minimum of three years and a maximum of eight years part time. The period of study for the Postgraduate Diploma will normally be a minimum of two years and a maximum of five years part time. The period of study for the Postgraduate Certificate will normally be one year part time.

Full time: The period of study for the MSc will normally be three years.

Assessment

The MSc in Lingual Orthodontics is a Master’s degree by assessed coursework, assessed essays, examination and professional project.

Entry Requirements

All candidates must satisfy the Board of Graduate Studies’ requirements for entry and should be experienced specialist orthodontists who wish to develop their skills in lingual orthodontics.

UK Candidates must be registered with the GDC as a specialist orthodontist and have full professional indemnity. Overseas candidates should be registered with the appropriate regulatory body in the country of practice.

Not sure an MSc is for you?

• You can gain a certificate (60) CATS or a Diploma (120 CATS), or go on to complete the full MSc (180 CATS). Contact us (c dot grantham at warwick dot ac dot uk)for further information
  
• If you would like to take a single module, please contact the Course Director for further information