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Faculty of Odontology
Odontology
The Faculty of Odontology at Malmö University is one of the world’s leading institutions of dental education and research. It was established in 1948 and is regarded as one of the most influential centres of excellence in Scandinavia for oral and dental research.
The high quality of both education and research has advanced and improved over the years which has led to an excellent international reputation, including numerous nominations and awards. The Faculty’s international profile attracts staff members and students from all over the world.
Erasmus+
The Faculty of Odontology only accepts Erasmus+ Trainee candidates from our partner universities.
Education programmes
At the Faculty of Odontology (often called "Tandvårdshögskolan"), you can study to become a dentist, dental hygienist or dental technician. Each professional role contributes with unique competence to the dental care team and the interaction between the professional groups is emphasised in the training courses.
Challenge-based learning and the Malmö model
In our courses, a pedagogical model called challenge-based learning (utmaningsbaserat lärande – UBL) is used. It means that the student themself, to a large extent, takes responsibility for finding knowledge to be able to solve problems that may arise in professional life.
This also means that the students in the dental training and dental hygienist training early on in the training treat patients in the University Dental Clinic. The dental technicians participate in the corresponding way in work-based practical studies at external laboratories.
Our programmes are taught in Swedish
Our undergraduate programmes are entirely taught in Swedish. One of the entry requirements is proficiency in Swedish, equivalent to the level of the Swedish upper secondary school course “Swedish 3” (Svenska 3/Svenska som andraspråk 3).
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Programme, Avancerad nivå | 60 hp
Kompletterande utbildning för tandläkare med utländsk examen från land utanför EU/EES och Schweiz
22 januari, 2024 - 22 december, 2024 -
Programme, Grundnivå | 180 hp
Tandhygienistutbildning
26 augusti, 2024 - 13 juni, 2027 -
Programme, Grundnivå | 300 hp
Tandläkarutbildning
26 augusti, 2024 - 10 juni, 2029 -
Programme, Grundnivå | 180 hp
Tandteknikerutbildning
26 augusti, 2024 - 13 juni, 2027
Postgraduate education
Approximately 50 students are registered for post-graduate research training, and a handful of theses are published and defended for the Doctoral degree every year. Each year, 130–150 scientific papers are published, mainly in international journals.
International Master's Programme
The international master's programme in Dental Science at Malmö University offers international dental professionals the opportunity to carry out qualified studies at the Faculty of Odontology, leading to a Master of Dental Science (MDSc) degree (120 higher education credits, compatible with ECTS). The programme is offered only as commissioned education.
We are currently not offering a Master’s programme in Dental Science.
Research
Research at the faculty spans a broad spectrum: from molecular biological studies of oral tissues to wide-ranging studies of oral health among different generations, social classes and cultures. International collaboration is a common theme, and there is frequent research co-operation across disciplinary boundaries.
Researchers at the Faculty of Odontology collaborate across subject and faculty boundaries. Together with surface chemists, for example, they study the properties of surfaces, in order to better understand reactions in the oral cavity.
To solve problems, they also rely on research findings in disciplines such as molecular biology, microbiology, radiology, implant technology, and mechanics; subjects to which they can also contribute specialist knowledge of their own.
Collaboration with psychologists, educators, and sociologists gives substance to research dealing with oral health problems associated with people's behaviour and with social and economic factors.
Join the SCON research projects
Scandinavian Center for Orofacial Neurosciences (SCON) are seeking partners for six research projects in oral medicine, orofacial pain and prosthodontics. The funding partners can contribute researchers who also will have the possibility to apply and be admitted to the full PhD programme at the University.
In 2014, management from the Department of Dental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, Faculty of Odontology, from Malmö University Department of Dentistry, and from Aarhus University, signed a formal memorandum of agreement to establish the Scandinavian Center for Orofacial Neurosciences (SCON).
The overall idea behind SCON is to bring together in a brickless center (as a virtual network) leading Scandinavian groups in the field of orofacial neurosciences — including oral physiology and orofacial pain — in order to strengthen research activities and impact on education and clinical treatment in oral rehabilitation, for the benefit of patients and society.
The SCON partners have common research interests and master several overlapping techniques in addition to unique complementary expertise. The combined portfolio of techniques and experiences span from molecular biology, genotyping, advanced electrophysiology, quantitative sensory test, to randomised clinical trials, epidemiology and evaluation of cognitive and psychosocial function. Through SCON, the partners aim to provide cutting-edge research results and to constitute an attractive alternative to other major international centres in the field by recruiting the best young research talents and securing external funding.
The research projects
All research projects are related to orofacial neurosciences in a broad sense and with a particular focus on oral medicine, orofacial pain and oral function. Each research project is composed of three to four separate studies leading to three to four publications in international peer-reviewed journals. A strength for all projects will be the significant interaction between the SCON partners and the possibility to conduct a sub-part of the research project at another SCON site. Further details about the projects can be found here.
Our partnership
Our funding partners within the research programme will be able to assist with researchers who can carry out parts of the research. The researchers will also have the possibility to apply for the full PhD programme at the Universities. Read more about this opportunity here.
SCON: Contact and questions
For general questions regarding the application process please contact Swedish HealthCare Academy via:
Tel: +46 40 6118200
Fax: +46 40 127810
Mobile: +46 705 127 816
E-mail: Nils Persson, Swedish HealthCare Academy
For specific questions regarding the SCON-research projects please contact:
Malmö University:
Professor Thomas List
Aarhus University:
Professor Peter Svensson
E-mail: peter.svensson@odont.au.dk
Karolinska Institutet:
Professor Mats Trulsson
E-mail: mats.trulsson@ki.se
Researchers, publications and projects
Jonas Becktor
Annika Björkner
Susanne Brogårdh-Roth
Ewa Carin Ekberg
Helena Fransson
Kristina Hellén-Halme
Christel Larsson
Cecilia Larsson Wexell
Pia Lindberg
Thomas List
Nina Lundegren
Aleksandar Milosavljevic
Aron Naimi-Akbar
Liselotte Paulsson
Sofia Petrén
Maria Pigg
Mikael Sonesson
Andreas Stavropoulos
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2024 | Article in journal
The link between periodontitis and disease activity in inflammatory bowel disease
G. R. Madsen, K. Bertl, N. Pandis, Andreas Stavropoulos, J. Burisch
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2024 | Article in journal
Defined shapes of carotid artery calcifications on panoramic radiographs correlate with specific signs of cardiovascular disease on ultrasound examination
Magnus Bladh, Nils Gustafsson, Gunnar Engström, Cecilia Kennbäck, Björn Klinge, Peter M Nilsson, Daniel Jönsson, Eva Levring Jäghagen
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2024 | Article in journal
The relationship between practice ownership and follow-up of comprehensive dental care. A Swedish register study.
Bengt Franzon, Mikael Moutakis, Björn Axtelius, Sigvard Åkerman, Björn Klinge
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2024 | Article, review/survey
Could painful temporomandibular disorders be nociplastic in nature? A critical review and new proposal.
Peter Svensson
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2024 | Article, review/survey
Clinical Outcomes of Maxillary Sinus Floor Perforation by Dental Implants and Sinus Membrane Perforation during Sinus Augmentation: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Yousef Mohamed Sala, Hans Lu, Bruno Ramos Chrcanovic
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2024 | Article in journal
Maxillary sinus floor augmentation with autogenous bone graft compared with composite grafts: A one-year single-blinded randomized controlled trial
Thomas Starch-Jensen, Marianne Ahmad, Niels Henrik Bruun, Jonas Peter Becktor
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2024 | Article, review/survey
Risk of pulp necrosis and related complications in the permanent anterior teeth with lateral luxation: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Nitesh Tewari, Eva Lauridsen, Mohammad Atif, Sukeshana Srivastav, Georgios Tsilingaridis, Partha Haldar, Lars Andersson
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2024 | Article in journal
Immediate implant placement in the anterior mandible: a cone beam computed tomography study
Emmy Kanewoff, Reem Alhallak, Vinicius de Carvalho Machado, Bruno Ramos Chrcanovic
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2024 | Article in journal
Association of sense of coherence and periodontal disease severity, in two cross-sectional studies
Åsa Wahlin, Ulrika Lindmark, Ola Norderyd
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2024 | Article in journal
Misfit simulation on implant-supported prostheses with different combinations of engaging and nonengaging titanium bases: Part 3
Vygandas Rutkunas, Daniel Kules, Ingrida Mischitz, Sandra Huber, Marta Revilla-León, Christel Larsson, Martin Janda
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Research project
How can we combat future labor shortage in the healthcare sector? – Analyses of factors related to high staff turnover and of how...
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Research project
This is not part of my job! Longterm health consequences of illegitimate tasks in welfare work
hanne.berthelsen@mau.se -
Research project
Burning Mouth Syndrome; Novel Diagnostics and Treatment
per.alstergren@mau.se -
Research project
Zirconiumdioxide in fixed prosthodontics
emma.gardell@mau.se -
Research project
Dental radiographic examinations of children with special needs
kristina.hellen-halme@mau.se -
Research project
CRUX – complications related to bruxism
birgitta.haggman.henrikson@mau.se -
Research project
The Swedish Tobacco Cohort - SWETOC
magnus.olsson@mau.se -
Research project
Resilience among caries-free young adults living in low socioeconomic conditions in Sweden: a case-control study
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Research project
Oral dryness from different perspectives
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Research project
Internet-based therapy of TMD pain in adolescents
tessa.bijelic@mau.se -
Research project
High translucent zirconium dioxide ceramic materials: Studies on how processing factors affect material properties and performance
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Research project
Enzymatic activity in oral biofilms – biotechnological applications and putative predictive biomarkers for oral health and disease
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Research project
Oral Health Related Quality of Life in Adolescents and Equity of Orthodontic Care
emma.goranson@mau.se -
Research project
Identifying the risks of and causes behind loss of retention for zirconia restorations
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Research project
Oral lichen planus. Treatment of symptomatic lesions
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Research project | DOCTORAL PROJECT
Health resilience factors among dental caries-free adults in low socioeconomic areas in South Africa
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Research project
Risk of thrombosis-related events and bleeding complications in general and in connection with surgical interventions in dentistry in peopl...
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Research project | DOCTORAL PROJECT
Origins of salutogenesis among healthy young adults at a low socioeconomic status in Skåne
marie.nordstrom@mau.se -
Research project
Endodontics performed as a single or two-visit treatment by a general dentist - a clinical prospective randomised multicenter study
annika.bjorkner@mau.se -
Research project
Endodontics performed as a single or two-visit treatment by general dentists – a clinical prospective randomized multicenter study
annika.bjorkner@mau.se -
Research project
Predictive Biomarkers for Periodontitis
julia.davies@mau.se -
Research project
Predictive Biomarkers for Caries
claes.wickstrom@mau.se -
Research project
Risk assessment and philosophy in oral healthcare
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Research project
Antibiotic prophylaxis in implant surgery
bengt.gotrick@mau.se
Research subject: Dentistry
Research subject: Dentistry
Research subject: DentistryThe basic goal of odontology research is to promote oral health and function. Advances in these areas can in addition to improving oral health, also advance general health.
Current collaborations
Organisation
Section 1
Section 1Section one includes Oral pathology and Oral biology. Oral pathology performs histopathological diagnosis of oral tissue samples. Oral biology performs diagnostics of clinical microbiological samples.
Section 2
Section 2Section two includes the subjects of Prosthodontics, Materials Science and Technology, Periodontology, Maxillofacial surgery, and Oral medicine.
Section 3 and 4
Section 3
Section 3Section three includes Cariology, Endodontics and Orofacial pain, and jaw function.
Section 4
Section 4Section four includes the topics of Oral and maxillofacial radiology, Oral diagnostics, Oral health, Orthodontics, Pedodontics, and Community dentistry as well as the WHO World Dental Health Database and HTA-O.
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Per Alstergren - Professor/Senior dental officer/Dean
Dean
per.alstergren@mau.se
040-665 70 00
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Julia Davies - Pro dean/Professor
Dean of Research
julia.davies@mau.se
+46 40 665 84 92
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Sofia Petrén - Senior lecturer/senior dental officer/Associate Professor/Specialist dentist
Dean of Education
sofia.petren@mau.se
+46 40 665 84 74
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Daniel Bengmark - Head of administration
daniel.bengmark@mau.se
+46 40 665 84 55
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Gunnar Warfvinge - Associate Professor/Professor/Senior dental officer
Section 1
gunnar.warfvinge@mau.se
+46 40 665 85 73
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Christel Larsson - Associate Professor/Sektionschef/Senior lecturer/senior dental officer
Section 2
christel.larsson@mau.se
+46 40 665 85 47
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Annika Björkner - Senior lecturer/senior dental officer/Associate Professor/Specialist dentist
Section 3
annika.bjorkner@mau.se
+46 40 665 85 32
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Bengt Götrick - Professor/Senior dental officer/Sektionschef
Section 4
bengt.gotrick@mau.se
+46 40 665 84 27