Master of Science in Periodontology - Clinical Specialist Program

The three‑year Master of Science program in Periodontology provides advanced specialty education in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal and peri-implant diseases, encompassing non‑surgical therapy as well as contemporary regenerative and mucogingival surgical procedures. The program also aims to develop proficiency in dental implant placement and places strong emphasis on interdisciplinary treatment planning. A well-balanced integration of didactic instruction, clinical training, and research constitutes a central priority of the program, ensuring the formation of highly skilled clinicians with extensive knowledge of periodontal literature and solid research experience.

Language Proficiency Requirements: Proof of English proficiency may be required for applicants to graduate programs. Proof of English proficiency may be demonstrated through:

A minimum of three consecutive years of full-time study or completion of a graduate degree at a recognized post-secondary institution, where the exclusive language of instruction and examination of the program and/or institution is in English; or

Provision of evidence of English language proficiency, using one of the approved tests listed in the English Language Proficiency Policy.

A minimum of an accredited four-year DMD or DDS program from a college or university recognized by the University of Saskatchewan

A cumulative weighted entrance average of at least 70% in the last two years of study (i.e., 60 credit units)

Statement of Academic Intent

Up-to-date CV

Completion of at least one year of experience with dental practice and procedures prior to the start of the program is preferred but not required.