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Message from Chairman |
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Dr. Rajendrasinh Rathore
MDS
Chairman |
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Evolution couldn’t have made it simpler, and man couldn’t have done it better. Yes, our story of evolution is one that speaks lengths about our determination and innovation in order to survive and be the fittest, and its true. Man has overcome the greatest only to succumb to what is the smallest. Microbes. Health care is a global concern that breaks down national, religious, colour and caste barriers. No one is too big or too small, too important or too insignificant. This is one thing that transcends all the boundaries to make us what we truly are. Human.
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Dentistry’s future ability to promote oral health will depend on its capacity to integrate new, better technologies into practice, to respond to the changing needs of the people. And to do this it must assure a sufficient supply of well-trained dental educators and dental students, to maintain a strong research focus and all the while address the needs of those people who do not have easy access to dental care. Dentistry is part of the broad spectrum of health services that address the needs of the general population. Its mission is to guard the oral health of the public. |
| Health care is a global concern that breaks down national boundaries. Microbes can be transported around the world in a matter of hours. Health care information can be transmitted from one corner of the globe to another in seconds. New and useful scientific findings and technologies can arise anywhere in the world. Dentistry is a resident of that global community and a vital participant on the world stage.
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| The success of the future of the dental profession relies on its ability to be responsive and proactive in meeting the public’s oral and general health needs, to effectively incorporate new technologies and knowledge into practice, and to assume a leadership role into practice, and to assume a dental profession is to maximize the oral health of all individuals. Achievement of this goal will require the practice, industry, government, and the public. |
| Research is the process by which new information is obtained and existing tenets are modified. Research involves experimentation and observation, and through this mechanism information is converted to practical application. Research has enabled advances in diagnosis, disease treatment and management and in the prevention of oral disease and conditions. Ongoing and future research concerning the fundamental mechanisms of oral disease, Dental Materials, Dental Instruments and Dental Genetics will continue to drive change in dental practice. |
| Dentistry evolves and is continuously becoming a stronger and more capable health profession because of its commitment to research. The dental profession’s recognition of the value of a constantly expanding scientific base is clear. The ultimate objective of research is to improve oral health, eliminate health disparities and enhance quality of life. Dental research has led to developments in disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment modalities. During the pat century, there has been as shift from an approach based on treatment of disease to prevention of disease. The caries-preventive modalities of fluoride and of dental sealants have had a major impact on the dental health. |
| The future of dentistry and oral health demands that the dental profession thinks broadly and act globally. As the demographics of the county continue to change and reflect multiple cultures form around the world, answers to many of the disease management, disease prevention and health promotion questions will be found through collaborations with other countries. Through collaborative research efforts and shared data many oral health problems that exist in countries around the world may be effectively addressed. The ability of dental professionals to recognize and respond appropriately to different attitudes and practices of patients form other countries and cultures will also benefit from the new global perspective. |
| The vision for dentistry throughout the world is that the dental profession internationally will increase its commitment to and involvement in global oral health practice and promotion. During the past 20 years people have been increasingly interested in thinking globally and looking globally for ways to innovate and partner. Distance and language or no longer impediments to collaborations thanks to the internet, cellular capacity for transmission of information and increased travel. |
| The relations between the two governments provides for recognition and acceptance of each others institutions and values. |
| The support extended by the government to Mauritius is achieving the vision of the trust is commendable and it will be our endeavor of the trust is commendable and it will be our endeavor to eradicate or al disease from the region and also establish a strong research base for oral disease. |
| The establishment of the Dental College is Mauritius will eliminate the vacuum in the education system, as presently dentistry is not in the education system, as presently Dentistry is not in the education al curriculum of the country. The clean, health and heavenly environment of the republic of Mauritius will give an excellent platform for the students pursuing their educational goals. The college is starting the MDS course with TSMA, Tver, Russion form Oct. 2008 |
| The Dental Hospital shall be organizing the dental camps in the various Pre-primary and secondary schools for free Check-ups of the students and the shall be advised to contact their dentist for treatment. The dental hospital is also entering into a Memorandum of understanding with the ministry of social security for the benefit of Senior Citizens and charitable institutions including Orphanages. |
| For the benefit of the students, we are also planning to have internship centers at Madagascar, Rodrigues & Reunion etc. in Afric Region ( India Ocean) |
| The Dental College & Hospital is affiliated with Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India. The syllabus and examination is in accordance with norms laid down by dental council of India. The basic medical subjects along with the dental subject is being taught in the college campus itself. |
| In our efforts towards improved health & Quality of life for all through optimal oral health, we have established a 40 seat Dental College & Hospital and Oral Research Institute in Vadodara, Gujarat, India in the year 1999 with the support and inspiration from Bharatiya Seva samaj, krishnanand Ashram. The college is affiliated with bhavnagar university. |
| I would personally thank all, who have been actively involved in the setting up of this Dental College & Hospital and enabling us to achieve our objectives to toward oral health care. |
| We look forward to achieve our vision with the guiding |
Regards,
Dr. Rajendrasinh Rathod (MDS),
(Oral Pathology & Bacteriology)
Chairman |
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