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Develop advanced dentistry skills with our MSc in Endodontics. Flexible part-time study lets you progress at your pace. Led by specialists, it includes hands-on clinical training, consultant support and confidence-building restorative techniques.
There is a monumental need for colleagues in general dental practice to upskill in endodontics to manage the wide plethora of pathology in the UK and beyond. The demand for competency in endodontic provision has created an arena where saving teeth, rather than extraction and prosthetic replacement, brings kudos and job satisfaction with valuable benefits to the patient. This MSc will develop both endodontic and restorative skills to allow dentists to manage teeth that present with complex biomechanical challenges effectively and confidently.
Mr Aws Alani; Professor Ewen McColl; Dr Casper Jonker
After completion of the first 2 modules (Certificate level), you will have the ability to diagnose, assess, treatment plan and appropriately manage patients requiring endodontic care in the primary care setting. You will also have the ability to assess, treatment plan and appropriately manage more complex cases requiring primary (orthograde) endodontic treatment including patients with concurrent periodontal and prosthodontic problems. In addition, you will gain preliminary skills to acquire, evaluate and critically appraise evidence and develop clinical decision making and critical reflection skills will be developed.
Year 2
After completion of the first 4 modules (Diploma level), you will have the ability to assess, treatment plan and appropriately manage patients requiring surgical treatment of endodontic problems, including cases where primary treatment has failed or iatrogenic problems exist. You will also develop skills in assessing and managing patients with endodontic problems due to trauma or resorption, as well as the assessment and management of endodontic problems in children/adolescents. Further skills will be gained in acquiring, evaluating and critically appraising evidence and developing clinical decision making and critical reflection skills.
Final year
In the final year, you will undertake an academic module to develop evidence-based dentistry skills including: clinical question formulation; evidence acquisition, appraisal and synthesis; clinical decision-making and critical thinking skills. You will design your own research question, relevant to your programme of study and conduct a rigorous evidence synthesis project. The successful completion of this module will equip you with evidence-based dentistry skills, allowing you to remain up-to-date and to critically evaluate new research.
Year 1
ENDO711
Foundations of Endodontics 30 credits
This module teaches the key concepts in Endodontics including basic sciences, treatment planning, non-surgical treatment and critical appraisal.
50% Coursework
50% Practicals
ENDO712
Endodontics in Practice 30 credits
This module helps develop skills in the practical application of concepts taught in the previous module, using contemporary instrumentation and techniques.
50% Coursework
50% Practicals
Year 2
ENDO721
Advanced Endodontics 1 30 credits
This module introduces more complex treatment options, including the management of trauma and approaches and retreatment or restoration of root-filled teeth.
100% Practicals
ENDO722
Advanced Endodontics 2 30 credits
This module teaches the management of failed treatment, resorption, deciduous teeth, the relationship with periodontal disease and practice management.
On this module, students will design, plan and undertake a review of the evidence relevant to their chosen field of study. Students will specify a research question, make methodological decisions and synthesise the available literature.
100% Coursework
Tuition fees for UK students starting in 2026-2027 academic year.
Part-time study
Year 1: £10,600 per year (60 credits)
Year 2: £10,600 per year (60 credits)
Year 3: £5,300 per year (60 credits)
Tuition fees for UK students starting in 2027-2028 academic year.
Part-time study
Year 1: £10,950 per year (60 credits)
Year 2: £10,950 per year (60 credits)
Year 3: £5,460 per year (60 credits)
Date of entry: 04 January 2027
Duration: 3 years
Course type: Part-time
Study location: Plymouth
Applications for the NHS bursary must be submitted by 31 October 2026 for courses starting in January 2027.
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