The course involves hands-on patient management and structured treatment planning conducted under the supervision of clinical instructors. Each student is assigned patients presenting with a range of complex prosthodontic needs and is responsible for performing diagnosis, developing comprehensive treatment plans, and delivering care that addresses both patient-related and clinical concerns. Due to the complexity of the cases, treatment often extends over more than one semester to ensure thorough and continuous care.
By the end of the course, students are expected to demonstrate proficiency in diagnosing and planning treatment for comprehensive prosthodontic cases. All treated cases must be documented, and students are required to compile a clinical portfolio for submission at the end of the program.