Roland Buyama DDS Talks about Graduating from a Specialty Pediatric Dentistry Program at Indiana University
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After graduating from one of the top college prep high schools in Hawaii in 1990, Dr Roland Buyama finished three yrs of college (from 1990 to 1993). resulting from his academic performance he gained acceptance into the School of Dentistry at Indiana University, which he attended from 1993 to 1997. After graduating from dental school he attended a two-year dental residency program from 1997 to 1999, so as to obtain the competencies needed to become a pediatric dentistry specialist. He believes that the 2 yrs of practical experience he gained throughout his residency gave him a solid foundation from which to build a successful career in dentistry.
Roland Buyama DDS says that the clinical schooling he obtained throughout his residency at Indiana University gave him the capability to instantly pursue a rewarding occupation in pediatric dentistry. Just a couple of months after graduating from the program he began practicing professionally in San Diego, and 9 yrs later he purchased his own practice in the area. Throughout his residency training he learned about advanced diagnostic strategies, surgical procedures, oral pathology, little one psychology, radiology, pediatric pharmacology, general anesthesia, how to care for special-needs patients, and facial/oral trauma management.
The 24-month program gave Dr. Roland Buyama the opportunity to obtain hands-on experience working together with teenagers at the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Kids along with other University hospitals. By graduating from the program he received a certificate in pediatric dentistry and grew to be eligible for a Master of Science in Dentistry. Additionally, graduating from the residency gave him the capability to meet all instructional and examination desires of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry (ABPD). The pediatric dentistry residency program at Indiana University is globally recognized and is authorized by the American Dental Association (ADA) Commission on Accreditation.
Roland says he is grateful to get participated in a residency program that provided extensive clinical possibilities and thoroughly introduced him to every single aspect of pediatric dentistry. Additionally, he says that the program gave him access to reliable and founded informational resources that assisted him conduct successful investigation and obtain significant understanding throughout his postgraduate getaway .