 Introductory Guide to the Program: The Master in Prosthetic Dental Sciences Program at the College of Dentistry, Jouf University, is a comprehensive three-year postgraduate program designed to cultivate advanced expertise in the field of prosthodontics. The program was approved by the university council in its fourth meeting in 1439/1440 H, on 13/6/1440 H. The program integrates rigorous academic coursework, clinical training, and research to prepare graduates for excellence in clinical practice, teaching, and scholarly pursuits. This program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, focusing on the rehabilitation of oral function and aesthetics. It also includes an extensive component in implantology, providing participants with advanced knowledge and hands-on experience in implant-supported prostheses, a cornerstone of modern prosthetic dentistry. A significant highlight of the program is the thesis component, where students engage in scholarly research under the guidance of experienced faculty members. This allows participants to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in prosthetic dental sciences and address contemporary challenges in the field. The curriculum is designed to ensure that graduates emerge as skilled clinicians and researchers, capable of integrating evidence-based practices and innovative techniques into patient care. By completing this program, graduates are well-equipped to pursue academic, research, and advanced clinical roles in prosthodontics and related specialties. Key Features of the Program: • Advanced training in fixed and removable prosthodontics. • Extensive focus on implantology. • Integration of digital technologies in prosthetic dentistry. • Emphasis on evidence-based clinical practice. • A robust research component leading to a scholarly thesis.