Ph.D. Program

The Department of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics at Manav Rachna Dental College offers a three-year PhD program designed to equip individuals with the advanced research skills and knowledge necessary to contribute meaningfully to the field of tooth preservation. The program focuses on rigorous scientific investigation and encourages exploration of contemporary research questions with the potential for publication in high-impact journals.

Research Focus:

The department fosters research in several key areas, including:

• Biomarkers in pulpal and periapical diseases: Development and validation of novel biomarkers for improved diagnosis and prediction of disease progression.
• Novel scaffolds for bone regeneration: Investigation of innovative biomaterials and techniques to promote efficient bone regeneration in endodontic treatments.
• Nanoparticles in intracanal medicaments: Exploration of the potential applications of nanotechnology in endodontic treatments, aiming to enhance efficacy and reduce potential side effects.

Program Structure:

• The program curriculum integrates coursework, seminars, and supervised research activities.
• Coursework provides a strong foundation in advanced biological, clinical, and methodological principles.
• Seminars foster critical thinking, discussion, and knowledge exchange amongst peers and faculty.
• Supervised research allows students to develop and conduct independent research projects aligned with their specific interests and the department's research focus.

Faculty & Facilities:

• The program benefits from the expertise of renowned faculty with extensive experience in endodontic research and clinical practice.
• Students have access to state-of-the-art research facilities equipped with advanced technology and instrumentation.

Commitment to Collaboration

• We foster collaboration with national and international institutions to advance research and knowledge sharing.
• Our faculties actively participate and contribute to the development of clinical guidelines.

Ongoing Research and Publications