| 1 | To obtain a systematic medical and dental history from oral and maxillofacial surgery patients; perform clinical and radiographic assessments; and formulate an appropriate treatment plan based on the patient’s systemic condition, current medications, and surgical risks. |
| 2 | To apply the principles of infection control, asepsis, antisepsis, sterilization, and patient safety in the clinical setting. |
| 3 | To safely administer local anaesthesia and perform the extraction of maxillary and mandibular incisors, premolars, molars, and erupted third molars under faculty supervision. |
| 4 | To evaluate the extraction socket, apply basic haemorrhage-control and suturing techniques, provide postoperative care instructions, and conduct patient follow-up. |
| 5 | To observe impacted tooth surgery, preprosthetic surgery, dental implant surgery, apical resection, biopsy, and cyst surgery and provide appropriate assistance during these procedures. |
| 6 | To identify odontogenic infections and tooth extraction complications and explain their fundamental management principles. |
| 7 | To participate in obtaining the medical and dental history and performing the clinical and radiographic assessment of patients with temporomandibular joint disorders. |
| 8 | To maintain accurate and complete clinical records, communicate effectively with patients, the clinical team, and faculty members, and act in accordance with ethical and professional responsibilities. |