The Department Of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics deals with the diagnosis & treatment plan of decayed teeth. It aims at conservation of the natural tooth & rehabilitation of decayed teeth through various restorative procedures. Restoration of teeth helps to maintain esthetics & function hence quality of life of the patients.

The department specializes in aesthetic dentistry including smile designing, bleaching, veneering apart from restoration of teeth for functional rehabilitation.

Endodontics is the branch that deals with root canal treatment , periapical surgeries in various tooth infections and traumatic injury cases. Novel tooth conservation methods such as hemi-section, bicuspidization, root amputations procedures to retain the natural tooth structure are also carried out in the department.

The introduction of Dental loupes & dental microscope opened new avenues for the staff members & post-graduates to carry out more technique sensitive treatment procedures and get high quality treatment outcome.

The department is equipped with advanced pre-clinical laboratory for undergraduate & post graduate students which ensures that the students are thoroughly trained before they start working on the patients. Here the students are taught various tooth conservation techniques and restorative procdures on the simulators.

The department also offers post graduate programme spanning a period of 3 years with an intake capacity of 5 postgraduates annually. The aim of the post graduate curriculum is to impart in depth knowledge of the subject through clinical postings , seminars , journal article presentaations. The interaction of the students with alumini and other post graduates in the fraternity is encouraged through participation in national conferences & pg conventions. Appreciation & awards during participation & presentations in conferences/conventions by pg students is a part of academic achievement by students & staff members.There are multiple ongoing research work by post graduates and staff members carried out in the Research centre of the college.