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Prosthodontist Courses

Prosthodontists are qualified dentists who specialise in the design and installation of prosthetic devices for your teeth and mouth. They help patients who have missing teeth, have suffered injuries to the mouth and jaw, or have congenital (or disease-related) deformities to the cleft lip and palate.

As a Prosthodontist you could be meeting with your assistant to review the day’s patient list, conducting an oral exam on a new patient who has a congenital deformity of the cleft lip and palate, examining dental x-rays of a patient who was injured in the face while playing sport, performing restoration surgery for a patient who has a deformity of the face due to cancer, discussing a change to the treatment plan with a long-term patient, writing up correspondence for the laboratory technicians, calling a patient to discuss the results of a diagnostic test, or just having a few moments of self-care between appointments.

To succeed in this occupation you must be committed to academic and technical excellence in dentistry and have outstanding interpersonal and communication skills.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Prosthodontists earn?

There are no clear salary figures for registered Prosthodontists working in Australia right now. Increase your earning capacity by undertaking post-graduate qualifications in specialist areas like orthodontics, periodontics, oral surgery, public health, or international aid.

What are the job opportunities for Prosthodontists?

There are 1,400 Dental Specialists currently employed across Australia, this includes qualified Prosthodontists. They mainly work in private practice but some are employed by government health providers.

How do I become a Prosthodontist?

Becoming a fully qualified Prosthodontist in Australia is a long-term commitment to your education and professional development. The steps are as follows:

  1. Complete a degree that covers human anatomy, biochemistry, and physiology such as the Bachelor of Biomedicine or Bachelor of Health Science.
  2. Pass the Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT).
  3. Complete a Doctor of Dental Surgery.
  4. Undertake at least 2 x years of clinical experience as a dentist.
  5. Complete a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Prosthodontics).
  6. Register as a Prosthodontist with AHPRA.

Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights 2024

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