The course trains dental surgeons in the diagnosis, planning, and execution of prosthetic and restorative treatments, combining functionality and aesthetics. Clinical practice is heavily emphasized, allowing students to discuss cases with faculty and apply up-to-date concepts in prosthodontics and dentistry. The curriculum ranges from direct and indirect restorative procedures to complex prosthetic protocols, with an emphasis on modern materials and digital resources. The goal is to enhance clinical practice and prepare professionals to offer personalized treatments that meet patients’ needs and expectations.