Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
The IDDP admits Canadian citizens or residents who completed a dentistry degree from an international program not accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada. Students demonstrate preclinical competency through DENT 497.0, then complete Years 3 and 4 of the standard D.M.D. program alongside other students, graduating with a D.M.D. and eligibility to sit NDEB examinations.
Faculty: College of Dentistry | Department: Dentistry | Duration: 2 years (101 credit units), equivalent to Years 3-4 of the standard D.M.D. program | Study mode: full-time | Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Year 1 matches Year 3 of the standard-route D.M.D. program (including the DENT 497.0 Essential Dentistry Skills requirement); Year 2 matches Year 4 of the standard-route program.
Domestic applicants: CAD 69,338 a year (2026-2027). Annual tuition, in-province rate for the international dental degree program; the source states international tuition is not applicable. Excludes the program fee, equipment rental fee and DENT 497 course fee stated in the source. Source
Duration: 2 years (101 credit units), equivalent to Years 3-4 of the standard D.M.D. program
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Health Sciences
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
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