Restorative Dentistry 1
Main language of instruction: Spanish
Other languages of instruction: Catalan, English
Head instructor
Office hours
Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. By appointment.
Anaïs Ramírez: annaisramses@uic.es
Conservative dentistry aims to teach basic current concepts in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of dental tissues and of diseases of the periradicular tissues. In this subject, we provide a synthesis of the objectives of the subjects Dental Pathology, Operative Dentistry and Endodontics, as well as Introduction to Restorative Clinical Dentistry, through the discussion of selected papers and which are taught through clinical practice with patients
Achievement of learning objectives of the subjects of Dental Pathology, Operative Dentistry, Endodontics and Introduction to Restorative Clinical Dentistry
A. GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
1. To determine the causes of the loss of dental health.
2. To implement the techniques that allow the recovery of dental health.
B. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
These objectives may be classified into three large groups:
a. Knowledge-related:
1. To learn the different steps of the treatment of root canals
2. To determine the need for carrying out a treatment of canals based on an accurate pulpoperiapical diagnosis
3. To learn the different types of accidents that may occur during the treatment of canals
3. To understand the incidence and causes of endodontic failures
4. To learn the indications and clinical techniques of endodontic surgery
5. To learn the indication and clinical technique of intentional reimplantation
6. To establish the therapeutic approach to teeth with unformed apices
7. To understand the different situations leading to emergencies in the field of endodontics and the approach to be taken
8. To describe the features of extensive direct crown reconstructions
9. To describe the principles and clinical technique of bonded amalgams
10. To describe the features of intraradicular retention elements
11. To describe the principles and clinical technique of indirect aesthetic reconstructions
12. To describe the clinical techniques for reconstruction of endodontically-treated teeth
b. Sensory and motor:
1. To reach a certain diagnosis with a patient having a dental disease
2. To establish a treatment plan for a patient with a dental disease
3. To complete on patients dental surgery and endodontic treatments of moderate complexity
c. Transferable:
1. To develop the ability to deliver a public presentation
2. To develop the ability to write up scientific work in the field of restorative dentistry
3. To develop an interest in research and in deepening knowledge
In this subject, the students perform clinical practices that cover all the contents of Dental Pathology, Operative dentistry, Endodontic treatment and the introduction to clinical practice subjects, supplemented by seminars about specific areas of all these contents, with the aim of encouraging debate about decision-making based on scientific evidence.
The essential bibliography shall be provided through Moodle one week in advance to the general session.
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