Established in 1997, the Department of Public Health Dentistry is dedicated to enhancing community oral health through innovative programs and research. With a capacity of 100 BDS seats, we train future dental professionals to address public health challenges effectively.
A distinguishing feature of our department is the Tobacco Cessation Centre, which actively promotes awareness and support for individuals looking to quit tobacco, significantly impacting community health. Additionally, our Dental Care on Wheels initiative brings essential dental services directly to underserved populations, ensuring accessibility and care for all.
Our commitment to research-based outreach activities allows us to engage with communities, gathering data that informs best practices and public health policies. Through these efforts, we strive to improve oral health standards and foster a culture of prevention, making our department a leader in public health dentistry and community engagement.
Vision
Mission
Goals
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Designation |
1 | Dr. Meena Jain | Professor & HOD |
2 | Dr. Amit Kumar | Reader |
3 | Dr.Jyoti Singh | Reader [Compensated Lecturer] |
4 | Dr. Kush Kalra | Lecturer |
Teaching, learning, and evaluation:
Health education and motivation programes:
Department conduct oral health awareness and education programmes in various institutions, residential colonies and Public & Private sector undertakings in rural as well as urban areas through fully equipped Mobile Dental Van.
The department collaborates with volunteer organizations (IDA, RWA etc.) and non-governmental organizations (NGO’s) in various community activities.
The department also conducts teacher training programs and parent counseling to create awareness among teachers and parents in collaboration with schools.
Tobacco Cessation Centre:
In the institute itself counseling is done at the tobacco cessation centre to motivate the patients willing to quit smoking or chewing tobacco and tobacco containing products to reduce the impact of tobacco related mortality and morbidity. UP being the “gutka belt” needs counseling among people to quit the habit.
Satellite Centers
a) Urben center
b) Rural center