Yes, a general dentistry course is definitely worth it, especially for fresh graduates who feel underconfident in clinical practice. I joined one after my BDS, and it helped me understand real patient management, diagnosis, and treatment planning. The biggest benefit was hands-on experience in procedures like restorations, scaling, and extractions. These courses bridge the gap between theory and practice, which college often misses. Also, working under experienced mentors gives you confidence to handle cases independently. If you’re planning to open a clinic or work in a good setup, this kind of training is very useful. Just make sure to choose a course that focuses more on practical learning rather than just lectures.