The BDS 3rd year foundation course also encompasses the essential disciplines of general medicine, general surgery, and oral pathology, enriching students with a well-rounded understanding of healthcare principles and their application in dentistry.

In the realm of general medicine, students delve into the intricacies of systemic diseases and their oral manifestations, gaining insight into the interplay between oral health and overall well-being. Through comprehensive study modules, they acquire proficiency in diagnosing and managing medical conditions that impact dental treatment planning and patient care.

Similarly, the exploration of general surgery equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary for understanding surgical principles and techniques relevant to dental practice. From wound management to surgical emergencies, students learn to navigate surgical scenarios with confidence and precision, enhancing their ability to provide comprehensive dental care to patients.

Moreover, the course delves into the realm of oral pathology, where students unravel the complexities of oral diseases, ranging from benign lesions to malignant neoplasms. By studying the etiology, pathology, and clinical manifestations of oral conditions, students develop the diagnostic acumen essential for recognizing and managing oral pathologies encountered in clinical practice.