Students will be expected to:

Develop the capacity for self-learning in the development of new instrumental techniques, the acquisition of new scientific concepts and the search for new scientific information. 

Argue and defend their own scientific ideas as well as to listen, analyse, evaluate and respond to the ideas of others.

Acquire learning skills that allow them to continue studying in a self-directed and autonomous manner.

Understand how to provide a basis or opportunity for originality in developing and/or applying ideas in a research context.

Apply acquired knowledge and develop a problem-solving ability in new environments within broader (or multidisciplinary) contexts related to the field of study in question.

Communicate knowledge, conclusions and the essential concepts that support them to specialised and non-specialised audiences in a clear and unambiguous way.

Know how to apply the appropriate diagnostic techniques and correctly interpret the results derived from them.

Develop the ability to integrate new knowledge acquired through research and study and deal with complexity.

Perform a correct analysis and diagnosis taking into account multidisciplinary factors of the masticatory system.

Acquire the skills to apply the scientific method, and to apply the knowledge obtained when solving problems within a scientific sphere.

Learn how to undertake both in vitro and in vivo research projects within the fields of mechanics, biology and micro-biology as they apply to endodontics.

Have autonomy in developing and applying new technologies in restorative endodontics and in the search for new scientific information, and to acquire the ability to assess and undertake research projects.

Be able to practice as a clinical and/or research professional in the field of aesthetic restorative dentistry, acting as an authentic specialist or expert on the subject being able to diagnose, treat, prevent and research pulpoperiapical pathologies and to keep up-to-date in the diagnostic and therapeutic advances that emerge during their professional lives.

Acquire the skill to perform endodontic treatments and restorations on mucous membrane in patients presenting with the destruction of the hard tissues of the tooth and/or pulpoperiapical pathology in a multidisciplinary way.

Be able to give public presentations of their own clinical cases, based on the literature, using the correct terminology relating to dental pathologies.

Acquire the scientific criteria to select the type of material appropriate for each case of restorative dental treatment, as well as knowing how maintain a constantly updated knowledge of the bioceramic materials used in the fields of endodontics and restorations, their use, properties, indications, biocompatibilities and toxicity.

Be able to search and organise biomedical information sources and make a critical analysis of the scientific literature on issues relating to restorative dentistry, in order to able to continue their on-going training in a self-directed and autonomous manner.

Recognise and interpret the specialised imaging and diagnostic techniques that may be relevant in the diagnosing of dental pathologies.

Have the self-sufficiency to take a medical history and perform oral examinations; filling in the clinical record and its clinical progress with the scientific language and terminology expected from a professional in endodontics.

Be able to diagnose and prevent dental disorders and to keep up to date with diagnostic and therapeutic advances that may develop throughout their professional careers.