The Department of PublicHealth Dentistry at  Rajas Dental College and Hospital is dedicated to the promotion of oral health and the prevention of dental diseases at both individual and community levels. The department serves as a vital link between dentistry and  public health, striving to reduce oral health disparities and improve the quality of life in the community through education, service, and research.

Our faculty and students actively engage in community outreach programs, dental camps, school dental health programs,and rural health initiatives, providing preventive, promotive, and curative services to underserved populations. The department also emphasizes training students in epidemiology, biostatistics, health education, and preventive dentistry, enabling them to address oral health challenges in diverse settings.

With a strong commitment to evidence-based practice, the department conducts research on emerging public health issues in dentistry and collaborates with governmental and non-governmental organizations to strengthen oral health policies and programs. Equipped with modern facilities and a preventive clinic, the Department of Public Health Dentistry prepares students to become socially responsible professionals and leaders in oral health care delivery.