TMD & Orofacial Pain Certificate

This program provides an opportunity to acquire clinical assessment and treatment skills for Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Orofacial Pain, within the context of graduate education that focuses on the acquisition of research skills and a scientific knowledge base.

FALL 2025 ENROLLMENT | Applications accepted July 1 - December 1, 2024

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Program Director:
Yoly M. Gonzalez-Stucker, DDS, MS, MPH

Department of Oral Diagnostic Sciences, 355 Squire Hall

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Admissions Requirements

All School of Dental Medicine Advanced Education programs use a holistic admissions approach. 

Eligibility Test Requirements GRE
Domestic and Internationally Trained Dentists English Proficiency for International Applicants
 Not Required

Admission Requirements

Applicants must have a DDS, DMD, BDS or equivalent

Preferred Acceptance Criteria

  • Previous academic performance
  • Letters of recommendation
  • Personal statement: The personal statement should demonstrate the applicant’s ability to discuss their desire to participate in our program, and show a depth of understanding of the specialty, as well as passion for the field of dentistry and academics
  • Demonstrated passion/commitment to the field
  • Analytic ability
  • Strong communication skills
  • Leadership skills
  • Personal attributes
General Admissions Requirements

The University sets general admissions requirements for graduate study.  These include a minimum undergraduate GPA and demonstration of English Language proficiency for international applicants.

Please refer to the General Admissions Requirements page for full details.