The Oral and Dental Health Program of Toros University Vocational School was established in 2014 and began education in the 2014–2015 academic year. The language of instruction is Turkish, and the duration of the program is two years. The academic system is based on a semester and course-passing structure. The program consists of four semesters and includes compulsory common courses, vocational courses, practical courses, and program-specific elective courses. Students who successfully complete the program are awarded an associate degree diploma and earn the title of “Oral and Dental Health Technician.”
An Oral and Dental Health Technician is a qualified healthcare professional who assists the dentist in maintaining the health of teeth, gums, and related oral and jaw tissues, as well as in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of diseases and disorders. They are also responsible for raising patients’ awareness of oral and dental health and are authorized to perform preventive dental care practices under the supervision of a dentist. The mission of the Oral and Dental Health Program is to train knowledgeable and experienced assistant healthcare personnel at the associate degree level to meet the growing demand in the field of oral and dental health.
Last updated: 26 October 2026