Name of Study Program | Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program) |
Address | Mahidol International Dental School (MIDS) Faculty of Dentistry Mahidol University 6, Yothi Road, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 10400 |
Contact | Phone: (+66) -2200-7764 Website: https://www.dt.mahidol.ac.th |
Year of Establishment | 2014 |
Degree Awarded | Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.) |
Language used | English |
Admissions | Thai students who are proficient in English |
2 semesters per year
1st semester | 2nd semester | |
1st year | August to December | January to May |
2nd year | August to December | January to June |
3rd year | June to November | November to April |
4th year | May to October | October to April |
5th year | May to November | November to April |
6th year | May to November | November to April |
– Mahidol University (Salaya campus)
– Mahidol University International College (MUIC)
– Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University
– Public and private hospitals both domestically and internationally
ภาษาไทย : หลักสูตรทันตแพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต (หลักสูตรนานาชาติ)
English : Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program)
ภาษาไทย Full Title : ทันตแพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต
Abbreviation : ท.บ.
English Full Title : Doctor of Dental Surgery
Abbreviation : D.D.S.
Field of Study Dentistry
Total Credits 227 Credits
Program Structure
1) General Education 30 Credits
– Social Sciences and Humanities 20 Credits
– Languages 4 Credits
– Science and Mathematics 6 Credits
2) Core Courses 191 Credits
– Basic Biomedical Science 48 Credits
– Clinical Dental Science 137 Credits
– Professional Electives 6 Credits
3) Free Elective Courses 6 Credits
This is a professional degree program with a study duration of six years, conforming to the criteria of the Higher Education Curriculum of 2015 and the framework for undergraduate qualifications in Dentistry in 2014.
English
– Must be at least 16 years of age by the application date.
– Must be a high school graduate certified by the Ministry of Education or the highest level of high school from an international school in Thailand or their graduated country or other educational systems as the Board deems appropriate.
– Must be studying in the last year of school and is predicted to graduate or graduate at the undergraduate level from an international program that the Faculty of Dentistry defines.
– Pass the interview and the minimum criteria set by the program in English proficiency and academic knowledge following Mahidol University’s announcement on Undergraduate Student Admission (Direct Admission by the Faculty) or the Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program), Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University of each academic year. Additionally, the Doctor of Dental Surgery (International Program) specifies the ratio of student admission of Thai students and non-Thai students as 1 : 1 or have the Thai students at least 50 percent.
The study duration is six academic years. The students must study for no more than 12 academic years.
Accepting students through direct admission by Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University
– Dentist
– Instructor in University
– Academician
– Researcher
– Freelance and dental entrepreneur
Philosophy
The graduates of the Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program) possess the professional knowledge, competence, morality, ethics and studiousness for people’s quality of life.
Importance of the program
Reinforce education by emphasizing learning (Learning Centered Education) for the achievement of the learners (Outcome-based Education) not only for developing knowledge and abilities but also creating new knowledge by themselves (Constructivism). Moreover, they must also promote the use of the existing potential for the full benefit of people and society.
1. The learners will have the fundamental knowledge of medical sciences and apply the knowledge for analyzing the information or describing the clinical phenomenon rationally with the scientific method.
2. The learners will have the knowledge, competence and fundamental skills in dentistry to the point that can apply such for examining, diagnosing, doing the treatment plan in protecting and managing oral diseases and other related organs and also the proper recovery by considering the holistic approach. Plus, they will own the knowledge of technology by considering the appropriateness, limitation and abilities for the best benefit of the patient. They must have an understanding of dental health as well as find the solution and share the knowledge along with promoting dental health correctly.
3. The learners will have an understanding of research theory and be able to do uncomplicated research.
4. The learners will have morality, ethics and positive attitudes to professional practice. Be responsible for the community and conserving the environment all the way long to recognizing the value and diversity of arts, culture and way of life of each nation in the global society.
5. The learners will have general knowledge relating to global society, technology and environmental status to communicate and perform in a place where there are people with diversity to live happily and with a broad world view and up-to-date.
6. The learners will have an understanding of management principles and can be group leaders with a creative initiative and good human relations. They could combine and implement the knowledge and academic ability in dentistry and various academic fields to work effectively with personnel in other professional fields.
7. They will be studious and have a positive attitude toward self-study and continuous professional development.
Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program) Revised Program of Academic Year 2016 Learning Outcomes (LO) and sub Learning Outcomes (Sub-LOs)
LOs | Sub-LOs | |
Approached to task | A1 Holistic approach | · Establish a patient-centered approach to care |
A2 Critical thinking and problem solving | · Acquire, critically assess, integrate and apply foundation and emerging knowledge relative to health care decision making and patient care | |
A3 Ethics and professional law | · Apply ethical principles, decision making and reasoning that govern patient care, practice management and community health. | |
A4 Basic and clinical sciences | · Acquire, critically assess, integrate and apply foundation and emerging knowledge relative to health care decision making and patient care | |
A5 Information, media and technology skills | · Recognize that knowledge is dynamic and the learning continue throughout one’s professional life | |
Dentist tasks | D1 Patient assessment and diagnosis | · Assess the pediatric, adult and geriatric patients with respect to etiologic factors, differential diagnosis and risk for oral, dentofacial and systemic diseases, and develop a treatment plan, including the potential for complications and contraindications to treatment utilizing best available evidence |
D2 Patient management | · Formulate a comprehensive treatment plan that utilizes best available evidence | |
D3 Health promotion and prevention | ||
D4 Procedure | ||
Professionalism | P1 Leadership and collaboration | · Cultivate altruism in support of leadership and service to the community and the profession |
P2 Role of dentist and social engagement | · Guide his/her patient’s health care decision making by communicating in a culturally sensitive manner | |
P3 Professional and personal development and reflection | · Recognize that knowledge is dynamic and that learning continue throughout one’s professional life |
Teaching Strategies | Evaluation Strategies |
– Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
ภาษาไทย : หลักสูตรทันตแพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต (หลักสูตรนานาชาติ)
English : Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program)
ภาษาไทย Full Title : ทันตแพทยศาสตรบัณฑิต
Abbreviation : ท.บ.
English Full Title : Doctor of Dental Surgery
Abbreviation : D.D.S.
Field of Study Dentistry
Total Credits 222 Credits
1) General Education 30 Credits
– Social Sciences and Humanities 20 Credits
– Languages 4 Credits
– Science and Mathematics 6 Credits
2) Core Courses 186 Credits
– Basic Biomedical Science 47 Credits
– Clinical Dental Science 136 Credits
– Professional Electives 3 Credits
3) Free Elective Courses 6 Credits
This is a professional degree program with a study duration of six years, conforming to the criteria of the Higher Education Curriculum of 2015 and the framework for undergraduate qualifications in Dentistry in 2014.
English
1. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age as of the application date.
2. Applicants must graduate or be current students in the final year of high school in Thailand or overseas.
3. The admission criteria must follow the Mahidol University Announcement.
4. Applicants must have the English Proficiency test score; TOEFL (internet-based)
≥79 or IELTS (Academic) ≥6.5.
5. Applicants must pass the interview and the dental aptitude test.
6. Applicants held Bachelor degree in biomedical sciences, or related fields are eligible to enroll in the program following the admission criteria announced by Mahidol University Announcement.
7. Exceptions to the above items may be made by the Admission Committee if the applicants have other suitable qualifications and experience.
The study duration is six academic years. The students must study for no more than 12 academic years.
Accepting students through direct admission by Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University
– Dentist
– Instructor in University
– Academician
– Researcher
– Freelance and dental entrepreneur
The program is a well-rounded dental undergraduate program focusing on learners’ achievements, enabling dentists to conduct evidence-based practice, engage in scholarly activities, translate knowledge in health sciences, and deliver dental care to all human beings by educating them through learning-centered education for self-development of knowledge, abilities, and new skills.
To develop graduates with the following competencies:
– Demonstrate ethical, moral and proper attitude toward the dental profession.
– Perform comprehensive dentistry practice as well as health promotion and oral disease prevention at personal, family and population levels.
– Apply knowledge and skills in basic oral and medical sciences, information and communication technology, and research in dental practice.
– Manage personal and career development, adaptability in varied situations, as well as social responsibility.
– Communicate and collaborate with others according to their assigned roles.
Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program) Revised Program of Academic Year 2022
Program-level Learning Outcomes (PLOs) and Sub Program-level Learning Outcomes (SubPLOs)
At the end of the program, graduates should be able to:
PLO | Sub PLOs |
PLO 1 Use information technology, management, research, and life-long learning skills for self-development in accordance with the principles of the 21st century learning | 1.1 Use basic searching techniques to obtain evidence from electronic scientific databases appropriate with identified problems in dentistry. 1.2 Analyze information from various sources, i.e., contents from books, journal articles, essays, or other published materials using evidence-based for decision making. 1.3 Select independent pedagogical approaches appropriately for self-directed learning in the context of dental education. 1.4 Use problem-solving skills to deal with dental problems appropriately and effectively. 1.5 Evaluate societal, cultural, and economic changes for self-adaptation in certain situations. 1.6 Apply research methods and skills for all learning activities to maintain a standard of the dental profession. |
PLO 2 Diagnose oral and maxillofacial diseases accurately, using data gathering from patients following the professional standards of the Dental Council of Thailand. | 2.1 Gather information from the patient’s history and symptoms in order to identify dental problems. 2.2 Use essential clinical examination techniques suitable for dental problems. 2.3 Select laboratory diagnostic tests, radiographic examination techniques, and other investigations with necessity and appropriateness to patient problems. 2.4 Evaluate or identify both medical and dental condi-tions of patients related to their dental chief complaints. 2.5 Formulate initial and differential diagnoses for oral and maxillofacial diseases. |
PLO 3 Provide a holistic dental treatment plan in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, giving priority to a patient-centered care and safety. | 3.1 Determine prognosis, risk assessment and problem synopsis that affect the treatment plan’s formulation. 3.2 Formulate appropriate comprehensive dental treatment plans and alternatives with patients’ involvement in accordance with professional standards using a holistic approach. 3.3 Estimate the degree of difficulty, associated risks and propose referral plans to other collaborating dental experts for complicated dental treatments. 3.4 Provide consultation to healthcare colleagues based on knowledge in dentistry and other relevant. |
PLO 4 Perform therapeutic dental procedures to manage oral and maxillofacial diseases in uncomplicated cases according to the pro- fessional standards and patient safety. | 4.1 Perform preventive, interceptive, and/or corrective dental procedures for patients with oral and maxillofacial diseases to restore function, esthetics and biological health. 4.2 Provide restorative care for uncomplicated oral and maxillofacial diseases to maintain or replace the dentition to proper anatomical, functional and esthetic form. 4.3 Carry out, order or manage dental laboratory works related to restorative care. |
PLO 5 Manage dental problems using a holistic approach, following professional standards and ethics of the Dental Council of Thailand. | 5.1 Use medications appropriately with patient conditions under proper management of side effects 5.2 Manage dental complications and medical emergen-cies frequently found either during or after dental treatment. 5.3 Manage patients’ behaviors, including pain, stress, and anxiety, using pharmacological or non-pharmacological techniques in children and adults. 5.4 Evaluate clinical outcomes following a holistic care concept to reflect a quality of treatment, leading to quality enhancement. |
PLO 6 Promote oral health care and prevent oral diseases in individual, family, and community levels, in consideration of relevant etiology and factors, using the holistic health care approach. | 6.1 Provide oral health education at an individual level using the concept of holistic care. 6.2 Provide oral Health education to the public at the individual, family, or community level, in accordance with concepts of health promotion and disease prevention, collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team. 6.3 Evaluate oral health status, cultural and environmental differences, as well as the importance of the healthcare system in Thailand, collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team. |
PLO 7 Communicate with patients and their caregivers, a multidisciplinary team, as well as the public properly to the role of dental professionals. | 7.1 Communicate with patients and their caregivers to obtain relevant information in order to give meaningful advice and manage disease conditions. 7.2 Conduct accurate medical/dental records ethically in compliance with international standards. 7.3 Convey disease conditions, treatment plan, prevention, and management, appropriately to a multidisciplinary healthcare team. 7.4 Select technologies and digital innovations to efficiently support the communication with patients and colleagues. |
PLO 8 Demonstrate dental practice administrative skills productively and ethically in accordance with a selected quality assurance system. | 8.1 Manage a physical working environment for safety and infection control of a dental treatment area. 8.2 Maintain patient records management to ensure continuity of care for patients. 8.3 Apply principles of entrepreneurship to start and run a dental business. |
Program-level Learning Outcomes | Teaching Strategies | Evaluation Strategies |
PLO1 Use information technology, management, research, and life-long learning skills for self-development in accordance with the principles of the 21st century learning | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO2 Diagnose oral and maxillofacial diseases accurately, using data gathering from patients following the professional standards of the Dental Council of Thailand | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO3 Provide a holistic dental treatment plan in collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team, giving priority to patient-centered care and patient safety | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO4 Perform therapeutic dental procedures to manage oral and maxillofacial diseases in uncomplicated cases according to professional standards and patient safety | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO5 Manage dental problems using a holistic approach, following professional standards and ethics of the Dental Council of Thailand
| – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO6 Promote oral health and prevent oral diseases in individual, family, and community levels, in consideration of relevant etiology and factors, using the holistic health care approach | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO7 Communicate with patients and their caregivers, a multidisciplinary team, as well as the public properly to the role of dental professionals | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
PLO8 Demonstrate dental practice administrative skills productively and ethically in accordance with a selected quality assurance system | – Interactive lecture | – Written examination |
1. For Student ID 6129XXX – 6529XXX
The tuition fees of the Mahidol International Dental School are as follows:
1) Credit Fee
(1) Students holding Thai nationality
– Lecture course (per credit) 2,000 baht
– Lab/ clinical course (per credit) 4,000 baht
(2) Students holding another nationality
– Lecture course (per credit) 4,000 baht
– Lab / clinical course (per credit) 8,000 baht
2) Education Supporting Fee 600,000 baht
*Payment required 1 time per semester.
2. For Student from ID 6629XXX onwards
The tuition fees of the Mahidol International Dental School are as follows:
Tuition fee per semester (THB) | |
Thai Students | 670,000 |
Non-Thai Students | 750,000 |
Remarks: The Doctor of Dental Surgery Program (International Program) of Mahidol International Dental School is a six-year program. Each academic year consists of two semesters.
– Excellence Award (First Place) in Basic Science Undergraduate Programme / Student Research Competition Awards 2022
Research Title: “Effect of SHED Exosomes on Angiogenesis in Hyperglycemic-Induced HUVEC”
Ms. Natthapatt Sooppapipatt
Ms. Pitchaporn Teacharushatakit
Ms. Wifada Powattanasuk
– Excellence Award (Second Place) in Clinical Science Undergraduate Programme / Student Research Competition Awards 2022
Research Title: “Identification and Evaluation of Radiographic Interpretation Errors in Undergraduate Dental Students”
Ms. Natchaya Kitcharoen
Mr. Tan Pitakanonda Ballapapinan
Ms. Supichaya Nobnom
– Excellence Award (Second Place) in Basic Science Undergraduate Programme / Student Research Competition Awards 2022
Research Title: “Antiproliferative Mechanism of Rhinacanthin C Extracted from Rhinacanthus Nasutus on Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma”
Ms. Natthawalai Nisakronsit,
Ms. Chajta Jeaeasakulpol
Ms. Thamonwan Sriruenthong
– The 35th Annual Scientific Meeting IADR-SEA Division and 9th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Hong Kong
Research Title: “Apoptotic Induction of Rhinacanthin-C Extracted from Rhinacanthus Nasutus on OSCC”
Ms. Khwanjira Paka-akaralerdkul
– Excellence Award (First Place) in Clinical Science Undergraduate Programme / Student Research Competition Awards 2022
Research Title: “Effect of NaF versus SDF treatment on microhardness of artificial radiation caries”
Mr. Karis Katekovit
Ms. Nattapat Saimala
Ms. Anocha Buranarachada
– The 12th Biennial Congress of Asian Academy of Prosthodontics
Research Title: “Establishing Clinically Acceptable Threshold for Pink and White Esthetic Scores in Thai Population”
Mr. Tirakorn Nanayon
Mr. Navin Choterungruengkorn
Ms. Supisara Booncharoensombat
– Oral Presentation, Session Topics: Dental Students’ Dynamics/ The South East Asia Association of Dental Education (SEAADE)
Research Title: “Comparison of Students’ Perspectives toward Internationalization between Thai and International Dental Programmes”
Ms. Aimwadee Kiatsukasem
– Second Prize Winner from “The DAT-Oral Science Research Award Program 2020”
Research Title: “Co-culturing of SHED and HUVEC for Bone Regeneration”
Mr. Kriddichon Ruetaijetjaroen
Ms. Jiratchaya Nuntachurat
Ms. Natthaporn SongtaninSupervised
by Associate Professor Hathaitip Sritanaudomchai, Department of Oral Biology, Assistant Professor Tawepong Arayapisit,
– Honorable Mention Award in Basic Sciences / Student Research Competition Awards 2022
Research Title: “Anti-Proliferative Mechanism of Sesquiterpene Lactones Extracted from Vernonia Cinerea on Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma”
Ms. Paphavarin Vutthisirivaraphat
Ms. Penkamol Wongrattanapasson
Ms. Sawarin Maneerit
– Second Runner-up award from “The DAT-Oral Science Research Award /The Dental Association of Thailand”
Research Title: “Effect of Fish Collagen on Wound Healing”
Ms. Kanokporn Loetarom,
Ms. Praewvanit Asavanamuang and
Ms. Sneha PhlaphongphanichSupervised
by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rudee Surarit and Asst. Prof. Dr. Aree Wanasuntronwong.
1 | Kaewbuadee K, Paiboonsisijit K, Nutchanart N, Thaweboon B, Thaweboon S. The Antimicrobial Potential of Vanillin-Incorporated Irreversible Hydrocolloid Impression Material. KEM 2023;942:77–82. https://doi.org/10.4028/p-g78m10. | International |
2 | Chunhabundit P, Prateepamornkul P, Arayapisit T, Teavirat N, Tanachotevorapong P, Varrathyarom P, Srimaneekarn N, Two-dimensional facial measurements for anterior tooth selection in complete denture treatment. Heliyon 2023; 9(10):e20302 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e20302. | International |
3 | Jakkrawanpithak P, Powattanasuk W, Sooppapipatt N, Pudla M, Srimaneekarn N, Buranachad N, Yuma S, Supa-amornkul S. Efficacy of antiseptics for rubber dam sterilization prior to endodontic treatment, J. Oral Sci 2023. https://doi.org/10.2334/josnusd.23-0136 | International |
1 | Tantipoj C, Sirichanyaphong T, Nuntachurat J, Ruetaijetjaroen K, Hiransuthikul N, Pujarern P, Fuangtharnthip P, Khovidhunkit S-oP. Dentists’ Attitudes toward Diabetes Mellitus Screening in Thai Dental Clinics. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2022; 19(6):3341. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19063341 | International |
2 | Sipiyaruk K, Chanvitan, P, Kongton N, Runggeratigul P, Niyomsujarit N. The impact of smile appearance and self-perceived smile attractiveness on psychological well-being amongst dental undergraduates. Int J Clin Dent 2022; 15(2):335-78. https://www.proquest.com/openview/cc6c9ee3735b171f1b7afcbae241b357/1?cbl=4445993&pq-origsite=gscholar&parentSessionId=0p4vbqxDDWaD9y9OBFTokXPXRYBF2YM7TnKoDj%2Fm6fs%3D | International |
3 | Burad M, Laowanichwith C, Kiatsukasem A, Supa-amornkul S, Sipiyaruk K. Conceptual Framework for Implementation of Internationalization in Dental Education with Foundations in Dental Student Life. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2022; 19(20):13249. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph192013249 | International |
4 | Kijsamanmith, K., Wallanon, P., Pitchayasatit, C., Kittiratanaviwat, P. The effect of fluoride iontophoresis on seal ability of self-etch adhesive in human dentin in vitro. BMC Oral Health 22, 109 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12903-022-02146-w | International |
5 | Niyomsujarit, N.; Uttamang, P.; Burad, M.; Sipiyaruk, N.; Sipiyaruk, K. The Effect of Dentin Contamination by Topical Anesthetics on Micro-Shear Bond Strength: An In Vitro Experiment. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2022, 19, 16567. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph192416567 | International |
1 | Panakhup M, Lertpanomwan I, Pajonklaew C, Arayapisit T, Yuma S, Pujarern P, Champirat T, Buranachad N, Fuangtharnthip P, Tantipoj C. Attitude of Physicians towards Periodontal Disease and Diabetes Mellitus Screening in Dental Clinics in Thailand. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2021 May 18;18(10):5385. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18105385. | International |
2 | Sipiyaruk K, Arayapisit T, Patthanajitsilp P, Tangpanchasil P, Sukcharoenmitr L, Hayter A, Srimaneekarn N. The Trend of Analytical Approaches in Dental Research. J Int Soc Prev Community Dent. 2021 Jul 30;11(4):463-468. doi: 10.4103/jispcd.JISPCD_444_20. PMID: 34430509; PMCID: PMC8352056. | International |
The 50th Anniversary of H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Building, 11th floor
Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University (Phayathai Campus)
No. 6, Yothi Road, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 10400 Tel. +662-200-7764
E-mail: muddsinter@gmail.com
Mahidol International Dental School – MIDS
No. 6, Yothi Road, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 10400 Hospital (Phayathai Campus) Tel: +662-200-7777 Hospital (Salaya Campus) Tel: +662-849-6600 Office Tel: +662-200-7555 Department Tel: +662-200-7888
No. 6, Yothi Road, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 10400, Mahidol University Faculty of Dentistry,11th floor Tel: +662-200-7764 E-mail: muddsinter@gmail.com
Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University No. 6, Yothi Road, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 10400 THAILAND Tel: +66(0)2-200-7634, 7642 E-mail: dtmupostgrad@mahidol.ac.th
No. 6, Yothi Road, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 10400, Mahidol University Faculty of Dentistry,15th floor Tel: +662-200-7608 E-mail: dtinter@mahidol.ac.th