Role 1: Expert in oral health care

-        B1 Apply dental sciences in clinical situations within a training context.

-        B2 Apply related and supporting sciences in the dentistry domain.

-        B3 Identify medical, psychosocial and environmental factors influencing the oral health and the oral health behaviour of patients.

-        B4 Be familiar with the historical development of medical-dental school of thought.

-        B5 Collect a complete medical and oral medical history, including prior history.

-        B6 Execute basic intra- and extra-oral clinical and radiographic research.

-        B7 Form a judgment on clinical decision-making, including a risk assessment in oral care.

-        B8 Identify appropriate and safe treatment concepts that preserve general and oral health.

-        B9 Correctly administer simple (technical) dental treatments within a training context.

-        B10 Possess insight into the principles of disease prevention and health promotion, focused on individuals and specific societal groups.

Role 2: Scientist.

-        B11 Apply scientific research methods and techniques to simple problems in the dentistry domain.

-        B12 Formulate a clear and specific research question in the dentistry domain.

-        B13 Assess national and international research in the dentistry domain.

-        B14 Critically apply research outcomes when answering concrete research questions or simulated case studies in the domain (evidence-based dentistry).

Role 3: Communicator.

-        B15 Report both in writing and orally on a clinical or scientific subject in the dentistry domain.

-        B16 Communicate effectively and reflectively with patients, their family and other health carers in a training context.

Role 4: Professional.

-        B17 Reflect critically on one’s own opinions, learning, decisions and actions in order to optimise one’s own learning process.

-        B18 Collaborate constructively with fellow-students, supervisors and other health carers in a training context.

-        B19 Be familiar with the ethical and deontological aspects of oral health care.

-        B20 Possess insight into the societal relevance of one’s own activities.

-        B21 Ensure a safe and hygienic working environment.

-        B22 Exhibit a professional care attitude with empathy for the patient.