Dentistry in Georgia
Dentistry in Georgia attracts students looking for English-taught healthcare education with comparatively affordable tuition and living costs.
Reviewed 19 October 2026 by the iAdmission counselling team
In short
iAdmission lists 8 Dentistry programs at 8 universities in Georgia, with listed tuition from $4,500 to $8,000 a year. Dentistry in Georgia attracts students looking for English-taught healthcare education with comparatively affordable tuition and living costs.
Dentistry in Georgia: every listed program, cheapest first
| University | Program | Duration | Listed tuition (fee basis not provided) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alte UniversityTbilisi | Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) | 5 years | $4,500 |
| Georgian National UniversityTbilisi | Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) | 5 years | $4,900 |
| Caucasus International UniversityTbilisi | Dental Educational program | 5 years | $5,000 |
| The University of GeorgiaTbilisi | Doctor of Dental Medicine (Dentistry) | 5 years | $6,000 |
| New Vision UniversityTbilisi | Dental Medicine Program | — | $7,000 |
| Tbilisi State Medical UniversityTbilisi | Dental Medicine | 5 years | $7,000 |
| Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State UniversityTbilisi | Dentistry | 5 years | $8,000 |
| European University (Tbilisi)Tbilisi | Dentistry | 5 years | On request |
Listed tuition is indicative and set by each university; the offer letter is final.
Why choose this route
- Healthcare programs are available in English at selected universities.
- Georgia can offer lower total cost than many destinations.
- Students can build clinical and academic foundations for future licensing pathways.
Universities to start with
Fees and budget
- Typical annual tuition ranges from USD 4,500 to USD 9,000.
- Clinical program costs can vary by university.
- Students should also budget for materials, insurance, housing, and travel.
Eligibility
- High school completion with science background.
- Biology and chemistry subjects are commonly expected.
- English language readiness may be checked by the university.
Documents
- Passport copy
- Academic transcripts
- Diploma or degree certificate
- English language proof if required
- CV or resume
- Statement of purpose
- Recommendation letters where required
Career routes
- Dental licensing pathway
- Dental clinic roles
- Postgraduate dentistry specialization
- Public health dentistry
- Healthcare administration
Official sources to check
Questions students ask
Is dentistry taught in English in Georgia?
Selected universities offer English-taught dentistry routes. Availability depends on the university and intake.
What documents are required?
Typical documents include passport, transcripts, certificates, English evidence, CV, and application forms.
Can iAdmission review the requirements?
iAdmission can compare your information with published requirements and flag questions to confirm with the institution before applying.