Professional Diploma in Pediatric Dentistry

1. Enables dentists to provide comprehensive oral care for children of different developmental stages.
2. Builds effective behavioral management skills in the dental clinic setting.
3. Incorporates modern techniques and materials in the restoration of primary and permanent teeth.
4. Grants a specialized international professional certificate.

1. Bachelor’s degree in Dentistry (or equivalent).
2. Interest in working in pediatric dentistry or within specialized centers.
3. Full commitment to attendance and hands-on clinical training.

1. Certified copy of the academic degree.
2. Copy of ID or passport.
3. Passport-sized photo with a white background.
4. Dental Association registration certificate (if available).
5. Completed official registration form.

1. General dentists.
2. Dentists working in pediatric-focused dental centers.
3. Recent dental graduates.
4. Practitioners interested in specializing in pediatric dentistry.

Level One (Foundational): Medical and Behavioral Foundations in Pediatric Dentistry

• Training Hours: 25 hours
• Training Units

1. Growth and development of the oral cavity and dentition in children.
2. Pediatric behavior in the clinic – interaction and guidance strategies.
3. Clinical examination and diagnosis of primary dentition diseases.
4. Preventive procedures: fluoride, sealants, dietary counseling.

Intermediate Level: Restorative Techniques and Pulp Therapy

• Training Hours: 20 hours
• Training Units:

1. Restoring primary teeth with aesthetic fillings.
2. Pulp therapy for primary teeth – pulpotomy and pulpectomy.
3. Use of preformed stainless-steel crowns.
4. Radiographic evaluation of restorative cases.

Advanced Level: Clinical Cases and Pediatric Dental Emergencies

• Training Hours: 25 hours
• Training Units:

1. Management of dental trauma in children.
2. Managing anxiety and fear – behavioral control techniques.
3. Treatment under conscious sedation or general anesthesia (theoretical).
4. Clinical documentation and communication with parents and schools.

Clinical Applied Project: “Documentation and Execution of a Comprehensive Pediatric Case (Real or Simulated)”

• Training Hours: (10) hours Supervised and Evaluated
• Project Description:

A real or simulated pediatric case involving full clinical management, from evaluation and diagnosis to treatment and documentation.

• Project Objectives:

1. Train the participant to develop and implement a comprehensive treatment plan for a child.
2. Integrate clinical, behavioral, and educational components.

• Trainee Responsibilities:

1. Select and document the case.
2. Prepare a detailed scientific report and presentation.

• Supervision Format:

1. Direct one-on-one supervision or remote guidance.

• Expected Deliverables:

1. PDF case report.
2. Final recorded presentation.
3. Project completion certificate.

1. International Professional Certificate issued by the American Board of Medical & Health Specialties – California, USA
   • Notarized and Apostilled by the U.S. Department of State.
   • Globally verifiable via the Dataflow system
2. Certificate issued by Midmak International Academy – Syria | Australi
   • As the officially accredited international representative of the American Board.
   • Certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Australia and Syria.
3. Academic Endorsement from the American University for Continuing Medical Education (AU-CME)
   • Independent academic documentation recognized in international professional development portfolios.