Department of Dental Medicine
The Department of Dental Medicine (Dentmed) creates dental care for the future through state-of-the-art education and meaningful research. In addition, the University Dental Clinic offers a student clinic open to the public where students practice supervised by experienced instructors.
Dental research
New findings on bacteria that increase risk of pancreatic cancer
New findings on bacteria that increase risk of pancreatic cancer
2,4 million SEK for research on early tooth loss in children and adolescents
2,4 million SEK for research on early tooth loss in children and adolescents
The Swedish Research Council awarded a grant at the department of dental medicine to support a project for the development of innovative approach to the management of periodontitis.
Secrets of peri-implantitis revealed in recent journal of dental research review
Secrets of peri-implantitis revealed in recent journal of dental research review
What are the microbial triggers of peri-implantitis? George Belibasakis and Daniel Manoil from Karolinska Institutet tackled the question in a recent review.
Interventions for aerosols generated during clinical practice
Interventions for aerosols generated during clinical practice
Researchers at the KI Department of Dental Medicine, in collaboration with researchers at the University of Zurich, have published a systematic review in the Journal of Dental Research, providing evidence for interventions that can reduce microbes transmitted via aerosols generated during clinical practice.
Publications at Dentmed
Publications at Dentmed
Dental education at Karolinska Institutet
Dental education at Karolinska Institutet
The dentistry programme at KI is taught in Swedish only. Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about studying dentistry as an international student at Karolinska Institutet.