The Department of Orthodontics provides:
- Orthodontic residency studies, during which significant emphasis is placed on clinical practice and scientific research, leading to the acquisition of the professional qualification of a specialist orthodontist;
- Doctoral (PhD) studies;
- Continuing professional development courses for orthodontists and general dental practitioners.
The Department of Orthodontics conducts the following ongoing research projects:
- Optimisation of the etiopathogenesis, diagnostics, and treatment of orthodontic anomalies. Supervisor: Prof. A. Vasiliauskas
- Influence of genetic and environmental factors on the morphology of the upper dental arch. Supervisor: Prof. A. Šidlauskas
- Effects of orthodontic treatment on the periodontal tissues of upper and lower anterior teeth Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. E. Zasčiurinskienė
Doctors at the clinical department regularly deliver presentations at conferences both domestically and internationally, and their articles have been published in international journals. In addition, continued professional development courses are available for medical doctors. Collaboration with universities in Finland, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, and the United Kingdom is also developed.