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Chemistry of enamel
aim: to understand the chemical structure of dental enamel as the background to the aetiology of caries
objectives:
recognise the structure of calcium hydroxyapatite
to understand the apatite structure in terms of foreign ion substitutions
the recognise the variations in the chemical composition of the dental enamel in relation to development and eventually disease
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Chemistry of enamel caries
1. To understand the chemical changes occurring in dental enamel during caries, against the background of enamel chemistry.
2. To understand how the chemistry of enamel caries is related to therapeutic measures such as fluoride and calcium-based technologies.
52
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Calculus
to review development and clinical significance of calculus
distinguish between supra and sub calc in terms of location distribution
formation anf composition
appearance
morphology
describe diagnosis
clinical significance
32
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Enamel and dentine caries structure
to outline the mechanism of underlying progression of enamel and dentine
to examine the microstructure of both enamel and dentine and how it affects the carious process to draw comparison between two tissues
to outline the physiocochemical process by which caries cause destruction
to outline the pulp-dentine complex and how it provides a limited defence mechanism
to examine the structure of a typical tooth surface enamel caries lesion and an occlusal pit lesion
115
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radiography of Caries
awareness of different methods of caries diagnosis
know what caries looks like on a radiograph
be aware of the problems with caries diagnosis on a radiograph
familiarity with guidance relating to recall intervals for radiographs of caries diagnosis
69
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Tooth Wear
the aetiology and clinical presentations of toothwear/ non carious tooth tissue loss
the diagnosis of early management of patient with toothwear with a focus on prevention and management
51
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The Role Of Fluoride In Caries Management
What concentration of fluoride ha...,
If water is fluoridated what conc...,
What does dmft mean
52
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Dietary advice for caries prevention
identify the key factors in dietary that intake that causes caries
to use the toolkit messages in the prevention of caries
23
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the management of deep caries
Give an example of a basic treatm...,
What treatment can be involved in...,
What steps can be included in cor...
44
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histology of enamel e lecture
What is the strength of enamel like,
What does enamel rely on for its ...,
What is enamel made from
45
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histoloy of dentine and pulp e lec
How can dentine be studied,
What are ground sections,
What are demineralised sections
68
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intraoral radiographic anatomy e lecture
aims: to recognise normal radiographic anatomical features in the maxilla and mandible on radiographic film
be aware of normal variations
66
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intra oral radiogrpahic anatomy e lec pictures
What does this image show,
What is this pointing to,
What is the issue with this image
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optimisation in radiography e lec
to look at methods of dose reduction in radiography
71
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quality assurance radiology e lec
What is quality assurance,
Why is important with quality ass...,
Why do we do qa
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writing radiographic reports e lecture
What must the legal person provide,
What should happen if there is no...,
What will the extent of the repor...
15
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clinical aspects of composite
understand chemistry
look at clinical techniques
understand shortcomings
understand clinical indications
58
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clinical aspects of GIC
What is silicate cement,
What are the disadvantages of sil...,
What was the best restorative mat...
58
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clinical aspects of amalgam
Components and chemistry
◦ Properties
◦ Relating properties to clinical use ◦ Compare with other materials
◦ Safety
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aesthetics principles in dentistry and the anterior incisal edge restoration
What are the factors that contrib...,
What is the recommended thickness...,
What is greater asymmetry related to
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Intro to occlusion
What is occlusion,
If the patients bite does not fee...,
What can go wrong with occlusion
32
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trauma to incisors
How many 15 year olds suffer from...,
What type of trauma is common,
How do we manage trauma cases
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physical and mechanical properties e lec
we will discuss strength - different modes
stress
fatigue
ware and hardness
fracture toughness
impact strength
aesthetics
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the failure of directly placed restorations
Why do we restore teeth,
What is the median survival rate ...,
What is the annual failure rate o...
30
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Fissure sealants and preventative resin restorations
To describe the rationale for fissure sealants (FSs) and preventative resin restorations (PRRs).
• To outline the evidence that supports their use in clinical practice.
• To explain the steps in placement.
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resin based materials and fissure sealants e lec
understand dental metals
as an adhesive and as a protective varnish layer
66
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intro to polymers e lec
definitions
polymerisation
properties such as
shrinkage
molecular mass
structure
thermal
59
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tooth coloured resto materials 1: resin and bonding materials
What are the properties were look...,
What is a composite,
What is the purpose of composite
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tooth coloured filling materials 2
What are examples of cements,
What can cements be,
Describe glass polyalkenoates
51
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dental amalgam e lec
What is amalgam,
Which industries is amalgam used in,
How is gold extracted
52
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metals and alloys e lec
What is amalgam,
What is amalgam composed of,
What is a metal
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biocompatibility e lec
to introduce the concept of biocompatibility and the relevance to dentistry
68
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Endodontology: understanding the science
What it endodontology,
What is endodontics,
What do we need to consider as we...
19
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clinical endodontology part 1
Overview of Endodontology and Endodontics
Review how the disease process influences treatment methods
Discuss the technicalities of undertaking root canal treatment
49
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endodontology part 2
What are the steps of root canal ...,
Why do we use ca oh2 during tempo...,
Give examples of steroid based dr...
49
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endodontic instruments and materials E lec
Give examples of endodontic instr...,
For endo treatment on a upper cen...,
With regards to an upper molar wh...
47
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Dental paper charting
What is the purpose of dental cha...,
What are the consequences of poor...,
How long do we need to retain pat...
32
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treatment planning
What are we aiming for with treat...,
What makes a good treamtment plan,
How to we form a diagnosis
50
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treatment planning part 2
What is the plan of treatment,
When do we review the treatment,
What does the stabilisation proce...
21
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panoramic radiography
What is panoramic radiography,
What is the greyscale is dependan...,
What is tomography
27
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health and disease in the population e lecture
What does epidemiology mean,
How do we find out about oral hea...,
What does who define epidemiology as
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recession and dentine hypersensitivity
To enable the student to understand the aetiology, diagnosis and management of gingival recession and dentine hypersensitivity.
Define gingival recession and dentine hypersensitivity
Describe prevalence and aetiology
Understand the possible consequences of recession including dentine hypersensitivity
63
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restorations and perio health
What is the definitions of biolog...,
What is the equation for biologic...,
What is the approx measurement of...
29
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Radiography of perio disease
What are radiographs used for,
What do we use to come to a diagn...,
How do we see if the periodontium...
53
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systemic risk factors part 1
to develop understanding of tobacco smoking and stress as a risk factor for perio disease
62
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systemic risk factors part 2
What is the definition of diabetes,
What is diabetes characterised by,
What does chronic hyperglycaemia ...
75
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Microbiology of caries 1
to review the microbial aetiology of caries and
provide context for
preventative approach
objectives: revisit properties of dental biofilm
review the methods to characterise the oral microbiome
assess the evidence for the role of micro-organisms in caries
describe the main causative bacteria
define the properties of cariogenic bacteria
90
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Microbiology of caries 2
compare current hypothesis relating plaque to caries
understand rationale against preventative strategies
48
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Locally delivered antimicrobials in perio
What is the evidence for bacteria...,
What is the mechanical therapy of...,
What are the limitations of mecha...
15
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systemic antimicrobials and perio disease part 1
to discuss the rationale for adjunctive antimicrobial therapy in perio disease
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Systemic antimicrobials part 2
to refresh new 2017 classification of periodontitis and revisit aggressive periodontitis and management
introduce case and different forms and features
concept of staging and grading
48
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Gingival Recession and Dentine Hypersensitivity
What is gingival recession,
Where does the gingival man lion ...,
How many adults age 30 suffer fro...
85
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