Endodontics

The Department of Endodontics is both nationally and internationally recognized as one of the premier endodontics departments in the country, known for its exceptional quality of its predoctoral and advanced education programs. The Department is blessed with dedicated and experienced faculty, both full and part-time, all of whom are committed to excellence in education, patient care, scholarly activity, and research. Faculty in the Department are active in dental school and university-wide affairs as well as in the American Association of Endodontics, the American Board of Endodontics, and the American Dental Education Association.

Introduction to Clinical Endodontics

Clinical Procedures in Endodontics

Advanced Endodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Issues

Clinical Endodontics

Honors Endodontics

The Graduate School of the University of Washington is administratively responsible for all graduate study. In addition to applying to the Graduate Endodontics Program, applicants must also submit a separate application to the UW Graduate School and must meet the requirements set forth by the Graduate School. You can find information on the Graduate School’s policies and procedures, along with a link to their on-line application form at this address:www.grad.washington.edu/admissions.

Currently, four students are accepted into the program each year. July 15 is the application deadline for admission into the program for the following academic year (in June).

There are no stipends available. Applicants must be prepared to meet all expenses, including tuition of $19,444 per academic year or $4,861 per quarter for Washington State residents. Non-resident tuition is $36,222 per academic year or $9,068 per quarter. The cost of a clinical photographic setup is about $1000. Additionally, a course fee of $500 is charged each quarter to cover the cost of clinical equipment, instruments, and supplies.

There are no stipends available.

Notes for International Applicants:

International applicants are those who currently hold or expect temporary U.S. visas. U.S. permanent residents (i.e. Green Card holders or immigrants) are not considered international applicants. The Graduate School has additional requirements for international applicants. These requirements include GRE scores (from graduates of dental schools not accredited by the ADA), TOEFL scores (non-native English speakers only), an additional set of transcripts, and a statement of financial ability. Please carefully review the information on their website:www.grad.washington.edu/admissions/faq/international.shtml

Completion of the two-year UW Graduate Endodontics Program meets the educational requirements for dental licensure in Washington. For information regarding licensure laws in other states, please visit the ADA’s website.