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Compare Programs at Ostrow Online

Whether you’re choosing between a Master’s Degree or Certificate, you can view and compare our programs side-by-side below with important highlights and detailed course lists for each of our online dental programs.
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Program Components

Master of Science in Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine

For practicing dentists who want to learn more about a variety of issues focused on orofacial pain, medicine and sleep disorders.

The OFPOM Master’s is a 3-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 37 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 18 Courses / 32.5 Units
  • Program Director — Glenn T. CLark, DDS, MS
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Prerequisites — DDS or equivalent

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Certificate in Orofacial Pain

For graduates who want to learn more about a variety of issues focused on orofacial pain, medicine and sleep disorders.

 

The OFP Certificate is a 1-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 12.5 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 8 Courses / 12.5 Units
  • Program Director — Anette Vistoso, DDS, MS, DABOP
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Prerequisites — DDS or equivalent

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Master of Science in Geriatric Dentistry

For practicing dentists who want to learn more about a variety of issues while focusing on the unique dental needs of older adult patients.

The GDEN Master’s is a 3-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 37 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 17 Courses / 30.5 Units
  • Program Director — Roseann Mulligan, DDS, MS
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Prerequisites — DDS or equivalent

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Certificate in Geriatric Dentistry

For graduates who want to learn more about a variety of issues while focusing on the unique dental needs of older adult patients.

 

The GDEN Certificate is a 1-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 12.5 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 8 Courses / 12.5 Units
  • Program Director — Roseann Mulligan, DDS, MS
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Prerequisites — DDS, RDH or equivalent

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Master of Science in Community Oral Health

Suitable for a wide variety of healthcare professionals focused on improving access to oral health care with a community-based approach.

The COH Master’s is a 2-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 24 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 16 Courses / 30 Units
  • Program Director — Mehdi Mohammadi, DDS, MPH, MS
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Prerequisites — BA/BS

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Certificate in Community Oral Health

For clinicians, educators and administrators to learn a variety of issues while focused on the unique needs of community health dental programs.

The COH Certificate is a 1-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 12 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 6 Courses / 13 Units
  • Program Director — Mehdi Mohammadi, DDS, MPH, MS
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Prerequisites — BA/BS

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Certificate in Oral Pathology and Radiology

For practicing dentists who want to improve skills and gain experience in clinical, pathological, and radiological correlations with CBCT technology.

The OPR Certificate is a 1-year program, with courses outlined by trimester.

  • Program Length — 12 months (estimated)
  • Courses / Units — 8 Courses / 12 Units
  • Program Director — Parish Sedghizadeh, DDS, MS
  • Rolling Admission — Fall, Spring
  • Prerequisites — DDS or equivalent

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