This program begins learning in a dental laboratory with hands-on experience using dental units and X-ray rooms, combined with practical training with patients. The instruction emphasizes on understanding the anatomy of the oral cavity and the function of various organs within it. This foundational knowledge supports services, such as scaling, filling, and tooth extraction in dental clinics, schools, and communities. Additionally, the program provides the knowledge to promote and prevent oral health problems within the community. This program also studies how to plan solutions and develop proactive public health initiatives with community involvement to enhance the oral health of the public.