PO1 : Describe the biology and pathology of the periodontium as well as the principles of bone biology and wound healing. 

PO2 : Describe relevant surgical head and neck anatomy. 

PO3 : Collect, organise, analyse, interpret and present clinical data related to the examination of periodontal tissues.                  

PO4 : Analyse occlusal factors in the initiation and progression (expression) of periodontal disease. 

PO5 : Collect, organise, analyse, interpret and present clinical data related to the assessment of sites planned for implant placement. 

PO6 : Utilize the appropriate diagnosing techniques relevant to periodontal and implant treatment. 

PO7 : Establish a prognosis for the outcomes of periodontal and implant treatments. 

PO8 : Demonstrate competence in non-surgical and surgical management of periodontal defects, regenerative    techniques, mucogingival procedures.  

PO9 : Demonstrate Knowledge of managing medical emergencies in the dental clinic. 

PO10: Demonstrate Knowledge to develop a treatment plan for medically compromised patients. 

PO11: Perform restoration driven implant placement based on the pre-operative planning. 

PO12: Perform augmentation procedures prior to implant placement by using the appropriate material and techniques.  

PO13: Develop and implement recall and evaluate strategies following periodontal treatment and supportive maintenance therapy. 

PO14: Communicate effectively with other disciplines in treatment planning and in treatment sequencing. 

PO15: Conduct, present and publish research projects based on national and global needs. 

PO16: Teach in both didactic and clinical areas of undergraduate periodontics. 

PO17: Demonstrate appropriate professional attitudes and behaviour in dealing with staff members and helping personnel. 

PO18: Converse with patients in an attentive manner that conveys concern, compassion, and the moral support of patients or their families.