Faculty: Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, Institute of Life Courses and Medical Sciences, School of Dentistry. This three-year Bachelor of Science with Honours (BSc Hons) program provides comprehensive training to become a qualified dental therapist. The curriculum will cover a range of clinical skills, including dental examinations, scaling and polishing, fluoride application, taking radiographs, placing fillings, extracting primary teeth, and providing oral health education and preventive care. Dental therapists work as part of the dental team to improve patients' oral health.

Career options as a registered dental therapist working in various settings such as NHS dental practices, private dental clinics, community dental services, hospitals, and potentially in educational or research roles. Dental therapists play a vital role in promoting oral health and providing a range of dental treatments under the direction of a dentist.

The University of Liverpool is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, indicating a strong commitment to research and academic excellence within its School of Dentistry in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. It is one of the six original red brick universities, with a long-standing reputation for academic quality. The university offers research-intensive learning and excellent graduate prospects, enhancing career opportunities for its graduates. Liverpool is a vibrant city in northwest England.