Fellowship in Orthodontics (FOrth), The British Orthodontic Fellowship Program

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Fellowship in Orthodontics (FOrth), The British Orthodontic Fellowship Program

Published Date January 01, 2026

The British Fellowship in Orthodontics (F(Orth)) is an evolution of the previous M(Orth) program, formerly known as MOrth.
It is an advanced training program that qualifies dentists to become certified orthodontists by the Royal College of Surgeons in the UK. It covers theoretical and practical foundations, modern techniques (such as TADs and aligners), and provides intensive clinical training on diverse cases, opening up broad career prospects both locally and internationally. The degree can be recognized in Egypt as equivalent to a Master's degree.

What is F(Orth)?

It stands for Fellowship in Orthodontics, a new update to the program formerly known as M(Orth) (Membership in Orthodontics).

It is awarded by the Royal College of Surgeons of England or other colleges and is considered an internationally recognized qualification

What You Will Learn in the Program

Diagnosis and treatment planning for complex orthodontic cases (Class I, II, III)
Mastery of the use of fixed, removable, and functional orthodontic appliances
Understanding the advanced biology of tooth movement and the impact of growth on the face and jaws
How to manage surgical orthodontic cases and cleft lip cases
Using modern digital technologies and scanners in treatment planning

Program Objectives

Professional Qualification:
Preparing physicians to obtain Membership of the Royal Colleges (Morth) certification
Diagnostic Accuracy:
Enabling participants to analyze radiographic images and cephalometric measurements with professional precision
Clinical Empowerment:
Providing physicians with the confidence to manage cases in their private practice from initial diagnosis to stabilization
Research Development:
Developing critical thinking skills and the ability to stay abreast of the latest research in the field

Prerequisites for the Program

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS/DDS) degree
Valid professional license
Minimum of two years of clinical experience in general dentistry (preferred)
Good command of English (as the language of international sources and references)

Who This Program is For

General dentists seeking advanced specialization in orthodontics
Orthodontists wishing to enhance their skills and gain international recognition (MOrth)
Ambitious recent graduates looking to embark on a prestigious academic and clinical career

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