Internships

The Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery department offers (2) Internship programs in OMFS and (1) in Orofacial Pain. All programs are available to graduates of United States or Canadian accredited dental schools as well as international graduates.

The Non-Categorical Internship Program exposes students to daily life of an OMS resident. The intent of this program is also to strengthen the trainee’s subsequent application for a formal OMS residency training program by providing a diverse clinical experience and adequate opportunity for relevant research.

The Minor Oral Surgery Internship Program provides a broad-based exposure to the specialty of oral and maxillofacial surgery as it is practiced in the United States. The  intent  of this program is to provide additional formal education for interested dentists who aspire to successfully perform and complete minor oral surgery procedures beyond what was taught to them in a dental school predoctoral program.

The Orofacial Pain (OFP) Internship is a one-year program for dentists who want to expand their knowledge of the management of complex orofacial pain conditions. This program is also aimed to strengthen the trainee’s subsequent application for a formal OFP residency program by providing relevant clinical experience and adequate opportunity for relevant research in orofacial pain.

For additional question contact Ms. Christina Francois at Christina.Francois@bmc.org.