“The clinical exposure and close faculty guidance have made every day feel purposeful.”
Vijayalaxmi P.T.
Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge
“KVG connects strong academic foundations with the confidence to care for real patients.”
Bharat V.
Periodontics
“The learning environment is supportive, hands-on, and grounded in service to the community.”
Vanitha N.
Oral Medicine and Radiology



Social Responsibility
KVG Dental College takes dental treatment and oral-health awareness into remote and resource-challenged communities. Explore the eleven initiatives and their field photographs below.
Camps
Outreach camps bring dental treatment and oral-health awareness to remote communities. Free transport and follow-up treatment help patients continue care at the institution.
Tobacco Cessation Centre
Established on May 21, 2019 in the Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, the centre leads awareness programmes, rallies, screening, and No Tobacco Day activities.
Health Centres
The institution supports four primary health centres—Guthigaru, Ishwaramangala, Kaniyoor, and Kolthige—alongside community health centres and a Bellare satellite centre.
MuguluNageYojane
This AOLE® initiative adopts schools for regular preventive and therapeutic care, identifying children who need follow-up treatment and providing transport to the institution.
Mobile Dental Van and Patient Transportation Facilities
Mobile dental services and patient transportation help overcome distance barriers for rural communities needing dental care and follow-up treatment.
Adoption of School for Divyangjan
The institution supports schools including Marthoma College for Deaf and Dumb, Cherkala, and Marnatha Child Development Center, Panathoor, with preventive and therapeutic dental care.
Adoption of Schools and Villages
Idamangala and Panja villages, along with Vidyashree School in Mulleria and Government Higher Primary School in Jayanagar, Sullia, receive free dental services.
Interprofessional Collaborations
The college works with health-science disciplines and grassroots workers, including ASHAs, to prevent childhood caries and improve community health.
Training ASHA Workers
More than one hundred ASHA workers from Sullia Taluk have been trained to build dental-health awareness across rural communities.
NSS and YRC Unit
NSS and Youth Red Cross activities include oral hygiene, oral-cancer, AIDS, dengue and malaria awareness, as well as yoga, environmental, cleanliness, and blood-donation programmes.
DantaBhagyaYojane
In collaboration with the Government of Karnataka, the institution provides free complete dentures to senior citizens who hold BPL cards.