Yes, we have partnerships with hotels near ZENITH to offer our students special rates. However, the interaction among students over the months often leads them to rent apartments together, reducing accommodation costs during the specialization period.

Unlike other institutions, ZENITH provides almost all the consumable materials for the specialization classes. Students will only need to bring their instruments. This approach, combined with the school’s strong partnerships with leading companies, allows our students to work with high-quality products and enables professors to eliminate the variable of different materials, facilitating learning. For immersion courses, material lists are provided at the time of enrollment, but we always strive to supply as many consumable materials as possible.

One of the aspects that makes us a reference is our organization regarding course patients. We strive to diversify procedures and provide all students with an excellent practical experience. However, it is important to emphasize that we prioritize minimally invasive procedures, always focusing on patient health, so there will be no overtreatment just to meet a quota of appointments. Patients will be treated according to their treatment needs. We can, however, guarantee that the positive experiences, combined with fair pricing, attract many patients to our clinic.

Our specialization classes have a maximum of 12 students per classroom, as required by the Federal Council of Dentistry. In the clinic, our classes work together, with up to 12 pairs of students being supervised, with at least one professor for every four pairs. For immersion courses, there are a maximum of 18 students for theoretical-laboratory courses and up to 36 students for purely theoretical courses.

Yes, our diplomas are recognized by the MEC and CFO, in the case of specializations and certifications.

No. Shortcuts and conveniences can be appealing, but they are not always synonymous with success. Understanding dentistry as a whole is important, regardless of the specialization you choose. Many topics are common across different specialties, and some intersect in various other aspects. In our courses, the different specialties are interconnected, and some subjects overlap. However, we do not offer dual certification because we believe that the specificities of each specialty require distinct courses with minimum required hours.

We need to be honest. If your sole criterion for choosing a specialization is price, we may not be your choice. Zenith’s specialization courses are priced above most of the market. And we wouldn’t be any different if we consider the value we deliver to our students.

We could start with the purpose of promoting serious, ethical dentistry based on science and focused on patient health, but let’s be more practical. If our courses were cheaper, we wouldn’t be able to provide the best brands of consumable materials for you to use in the clinic and laboratory. That’s right—you don’t need to buy consumables or disposables for the course; just bring your instruments, which our team will sterilize for you!

If the tuition were lower, we would likely have to charge extra whenever we bring in national or international references for your specialization modules. Our students never pay extra for guest professors. Having a clinic with state-of-the-art equipment, a digital laboratory, and an imaging center within ZENITH not only provides an excellent learning experience but also facilitates patient diagnosis and treatment, with everything they need in one place.

Most importantly—and perhaps most easily noticed by those who have experienced our teaching environment—is that ZENITH has a team of professors with both academic experience and over 20 years of hands-on practice. Dentists who have lived—or are living—the same challenges as you and are committed to sharing everything they know about the day-to-day practice of dentistry.