Study in Germany

Dental Courses in Germany

Study BDS/MDS/Dentistry in Germany at the lowest tuition fees — free or near-free education, advanced dental technology, and salaries up to €6,000/month.

Why Germany

Why Study Dentistry in Germany?

Free or near-free education combined with advanced technology and strong post-study salaries.

Free or near-free education with an advanced, modern lifestyle.

Opportunity to learn a new language and experience a different culture.

Cost-effective education with better career opportunities than many Non-EU countries.

Salaries up to €4,000–6,000/month for qualified dental professionals.

A genuine chance to settle in Europe after graduation.

Universities

Top Universities for Dentistry

Explore our partner universities for BDS/MDS in Germany.

University of Bonn
University of Frankfurt
University of Freiburg
University of Marburg
RWTH Aachen University
Admission

Admission Requirements

1

CV/Resume in German.

2

Motivational letter / Statement of Purpose.

3

Excellent high school marks — at least 75%/GPA 2.7.

4

German language proficiency via Goethe/TELC/OSD A1.

5

One-year Studienkolleg preparatory course (min. B1), ending in the Aufnahmeprüfung entrance exam.

At a Glance

Dentistry in Germany at a Glance

Course duration: 3–6 years
Salary €4,000–6,000/month
Tuition from €0–500/semester
Living cost ~€600–700/month
Part-time work allowed
Specialisations available
Specialisations & Fellowships

Specialise Further

Advanced fellowship training using the latest dental technology.

1

Core Specialisations

Oral maxillofacial surgery, Endodontics, Periodontics, Orthodontics, Prosthodontics.

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Fellowships

Esthetic dentistry, laser dentistry, implant dentistry and prosthodontistry fellowships.

3

Comprehensive Training

Didactic, laboratory and scholarly components combined with real clinical care experience.

Why Choose Us

We provide full German language training (online & offline), complete visa application support and document filing, airport pickup and lodging assistance, Studienkolleg (M-Kurse) and FSP exam preparation, and help securing admission alongside a part-time job in Germany.

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Careers

Career Path After Studying Dentistry in Germany

Germany has a well-established, well-regulated dental profession with consistent demand for qualified dentists, particularly outside major cities. After completing your dental degree and licensing (Approbation), you can practise independently or join an existing practice. Starting salaries for newly licensed dentists in Germany typically range from €50,000–€65,000 a year, with private practice owners earning significantly more over time.

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Good to Know

Key Facts About Dental study

Typical duration5+ years including pre-clinical, clinical study and the Approbation licensing process.
Language requirementC1 German is required for clinical training and the licensing exam.
Tuition costPublic dental schools charge little to no tuition — budget mainly for equipment, materials and living costs.
Practice pathwayMany dentists move into private practice ownership within 5–10 years of qualifying in Germany.
Avoid These

Common Mistakes to Avoid

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Underestimating equipment/material costsClinical dental training requires personal instruments and materials — we help you budget for this realistically from year one.
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Delaying Approbation paperworkThe licensing process has multiple document and verification steps best started well before your final exams.
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Is dental study in Germany recognised internationally?

Yes, German dental qualifications and Approbation are recognised across the EU and respected globally.

How much do dental instruments cost during training?+

This varies, but we help you budget realistically as part of your overall financial planning.

Can I open my own practice after qualifying?+

Yes, many dentists move toward practice ownership within 5–10 years of starting to practise in Germany.

Get in Touch with AdmissionGermany

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