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 Department of Basic Sciences

An Overview of the Department

The Department of Basic Sciences was established in 1995. It comprises of four divisions namely Anatomy, Biochemistry, Dental Anatomy and Physiology. The undergraduate dental students spend their first year of study in this department and undergo a two semester course consisting of lectures, practicals, tutorials and dissections. The examinations are conducted at the end of each semester.

Teaching of post graduate students and dental auxiliaries are also undertaken by the department. The mission of the department of Basic Sciences is to promote oral health in Sri Lanka by providing a strong scientific basis for the study and practice of dentistry.

Staff

Division

Anatomy

Dental Anatomy

Physiology

Biochemistry

General Anatomy deals with the naked-eye and the microscopic appearance and structure of the human body, Physiology provides an understanding of its function. The study of the function of the body at an organ and cellular level is called Biochemistry, and includes Food and nutrition and some chemical reactions that occur in the human tissues, and their role in health and illness. Dental Anatomy is the study of all aspects of the human dentition, while Oral Biology includes the study of the rest of mouth and surrounding areas.

 


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Department Contact Info

Department of Basic Sciences

Faculty of Dental Sciences
University of Peradeniya

+94-081-2397221
deptbasic@dental.pdn.ac.lk

Mon – Fri 8:00A.M. – 4:00P.M.

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Contacts

Services
Postgraduate
Research
Publications

Services

Body Donation Programme

Thinking about donating your body to science?
Read on to find out about our unique body donation programme.

The education of health professionals depends on the study of the structure of the human body through a full body dissection. A group of 10 dental students are provided with one body for dissection. The Division of Anatomy, Department of Basic Sciences at the Faculty of Dental Sciences, University of Peradeniya, has established a whole body donation programme to acquire the bodies for this purpose. 

Postgraduate Degrees:

* The Faculty of Dental Sciences offer following postgraduate degrees at present:
Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph D)
Degree of Master of Philosophy (M Phil)

These courses could be followed either full time or part time in any discipline in the Faculty of Dental Sciences.

These programmes consist of a taught course and a research component.

How to apply: Prospective candidates should forward their request with C.V to deandental@pdn.ac.lk

Research

  • Research on influences of psychosocial factors on acute pain perception and chronic pain conditions and pain memory.
  • Salivary gland function
  • Dental education

Publications

Peiris R, Satake T, Kanazawa E. (2013) Fluctuating asymmetry of the permanent mandibular molars in a Japanese population. Odontology; 101(1): 15-21.

Peiris R.D., Edirisinghe G.K., , Wettasinghe A., Abayakoon J.B. (2012) Mesiobuccal root canal morphology of the permanent maxillary first molar in a Sri Lankan population. Malaysian Dental Journal Malaysian Dental Journal; 34(2): 36-42.

Arambawatta K., Peiris R., Ihalagedara D., Abeysundara A., Nanayakkara D. (2013) External root resorption of young premolar teeth in dentition with crowding. World Journal of Dentistry; 4(4):224-227.

 

Why Study Here?

Join a vibrant academic community dedicated to developing the next generation of oral healthcare professionals.

Our students gain extensive clinical exposure, participate in research and outreach activities, and build lifelong professional networks in an environment that fosters leadership, collaboration, and personal growth.