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1hr/W (Total of20 hrs/academic year for each group) 2hr/W (Total of 28 hrs/ semester) |
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The main goal of the course is to prepare the fourth-year student for the first clinical practice and to be capable of applying the art and science of the restorative dentistry during cavity preparation and during restoration placement. |
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Upon successful completion of this course the students will be able to: a1-Discover the importance of patient reception and infection control. a2-Define the examination procedures and diagnostic decisions according to various clinical diagnostic aids. a3- Identify how to manage a variety of carious lesions and how to utilize several preventive and restorative techniques. a4- Identify and differentiate different types and strategies of adhesive systems and dental adhesion. a5- Recognize and assess different techniques of moisture control. a6- Understand health hazards in restorative dentistry. a7- Identify techniques of control of pain in restorative dentistry. a8- State the causes of postoperative pain and causes of dental fear during and after restorative treatment. a9-Determine the biological influence of the various restorative procedures and materials used. a10- Understand tooth form and occlusion |
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Upon successful completion of this course the students will be able to: b1- Asses his/ her examination and diagnostic skills during practical sessions. b2-Apply suitable treatment alternatives. b3- Report various carious defect and compare several restorative techniques. b4-Evaluate a reasonable control of the dental pain. |
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Upon successful completion of this course the students will be able to: c1-Perform assessment for the dental patient and diagnose the defective lesion. c2-Choose suitable treatment alternatives. c3-Restore various carious defects c4- Provide reasonable control of the patient in pain. |
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Upon successful completion of this course the students will be able to: d1- List appropriate solutions for specific problems with proper justification for his/her choice. d2-Apply the basic requirements for problem solving of different clinical situations. d3-Conduct proper communication and collaboration with colleagues and supervisors d4- Conduct ethical behavior towards his/her patient. |
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5.1- Lectures: 1 lecture per week (1hour) (face to face). 5.2- Practical sessions: 1 session per week (2 hours) (face to face). 5.3- Self-study (case presentations). |
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Written and clinical exams will be held according to Faculty schedule.
Logbook: During clinical sessions.
-Written exam Date: according to Faculty schedule (MCQ, T & F). -Clinical: Date: according to Faculty schedule. (Isolation and rubber dam application, All classes (Class I, II, III, IV, V or VI cavity preparation), Selection of the restorative material according to the case. -Oral: Date: according to Faculty schedule. |
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Total marks: 100 Course work: 20 Final written exam: 50 Final practical: 20 Oral exam: 10 |
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.Lectures and practical sessions given by the staff members throughout the course. |
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