Dental, Head and Neck Anatomy.
Main language of instruction: English
Other languages of instruction: Spanish
Head instructor
Dra. Karem Sidney MARFISI - kmarfisi@uic.es
Office hours
Friday 8-10h
Dr. Luis Miguel Teixidó Michel – mteixido@uic .es
Dra .Karem Marfisi Nava - kmarfisi@uic.es
Training for master student in endodontics is necessary knowledge of dental anatomy, head and neck; this knowledge will enable better cognitive development. From thorough knowledge of dental anatomy it is to give the necessary tools for the proper development of endodontic therapy in all phases
No precourse requirements
Understand the morphology and function of the oral cavity including appropriate Embryology, Anatomy and Physiology specific content.
Knowing the morphology and function of the structures that make up human teeth and different variations and pathologies both coronal and radicular.
Recognize diagnostic tests for the image of the head and neck anatomical structures and identify possible morphological and functional alterations
Gain the necessary knowledge and skills to perform the access cavity on each tooth.
Acquiring the ability to identify different variation of the Access cavity in complex cases.
Knowing how to share information with other healthcare professionals and how to work as part of a team.
Understanding the importance of keeping and using patient files in order to subsequently analyse them.
Understanding and recognising the structure and normal function of the stomatognathic apparatus, at a molecular, cellular, tissue and organic level, during the various stages of life.
Being aware of scientific methods and having the critical ability to evaluate established knowledge and innovative information. Being able to formulate hypotheses, collect and critically evaluate information in order to resolve problems, in accordance with scientific methods.
The student must know the dental morphology of each tooth, both in aspect coronal and root. In addition to developing the necessary skills to the correct access openings of the pulp chamber and root canals.
Know in detail the specific morphology of the permanent dentition.
It will be able to recognize different dental classes and all its distinctive features in the crown and root
It will be able to make films with a microscope.
It will be able to edit the videos both images and sound.
Make quality intraoral photographs.
It will solve clinical problems made from deductions to the basic knowledge of anatomy and function of the teeth.
Identified by imaging techniques, structures of different topographical regions of the oral cavity and teeth in particular.
It will understand and recognize the structure and normal function of the oral cavity at the molecular and cellular level.
It will be valued as necessary learning anatomy as an essential mechanism for achieving success in the diagnosis and treatment of dental diseases.
Classes and seminars
1. Craniofacial development
1.1 Development of the oral cavity
1.2 Palate development
1.3 Formation of pharyngeal arches and its derivatives
1.4 Tongue development
1.5 Lips and cheek development
1.6 Alveolar bone development
2. Dental Embryology
2.1 Crown formation
2.2 Root formation
2.3 Lateral Canals formation
3. Odontogenesis
3.1 Initiation Stage
3.2 Bud stage
3.3 Cap stage
3. 4 Bell stage
3.5 Dentinogenesis
3.6 Amelogenesis
3.7 Cementogenesis
3.8 Pulp develpoment
3.9 Chronology of tooth development
4. Basic terminology for understanding tooth morphology
4.1 Crown Morphology
4.2 Root morphology
5. Root canal configuration
6. Guidelines for access cavity preparation
7. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Maxillary First Molar (artícles/video).
8. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Maxillary Second Molar (artícles/video).
9. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Maxillary Third Molar (artícles/video).
10. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Mandibular First Molar (artícles/video).
11. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Mandibular Second Molar (artícles/video).
12. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Mandibular Third Molar (artícles/video).
13. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Maxillary Central/Lateral Incisor (artícles/video).
14. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Mandibular Central/Lateral Incisor (artícles/video).
15. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Maxillary and Mandibular Canine (artícles/video).
16. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Maxillary Premolars (artícles/video).
17. Anatomy, Morphology and Access cavity preparation of Mandibular Premolars (artícles/video).
They will be made master class, seminars, discussion of articles and practice of access cavities, in addition to the discussion of videos with the access openings of each tooth prepared by the students.
By moodle will be strengthened through questionnaires, forums, activities, etc, the contents of the work week.
Continuing evaluation
Written exam
Classic and current articles related with dental anatomy.
Anatomía odontológica. Aprile, Figun, Garino 5°edición. El Ateneo 1971.
Anatomía odontológica, funcional y aplicada. M.E. Figún, R.R. Garino 2ª edición, El Ateneo 1978.
Anatomía dental, aplicaciones clínicas. JB Woefel, RC Scheid. 5°edición, Masson 1998.
Endodoncia, tratamiento de los conductos radiculares. M. R. Leonardo, JM Leal. 2ªedición, Panamericana 1994.
Endodoncia, principios y práctica. Walton, Torabinejad 2ª edición, McGrawHill Interamericana 1997.
Tratamiento endodoncico. F.S. Weine 5°edición. Harcourt Brace 1997.
Patología y terapéutica dental. J Garcia Barbero. 1°edición, Sintesis 2000
Endodoncia, técnica y fundamentos. I. J. Soares, F. Goldberg. 1° edición, Editorial médica Panamericana 2002
Anatomía dental, fisiología y oclusión de Wheeler M.M Ash 7° edición McGrawHill Interamericana 1993.
Endodoncia clínica L Tronstand 1° edición. Masson-Salvat 1993
Endodoncia Ingle, Bakland 4ª edición McGrawHill Interamericana 1996.
Vías de la pulpa. S. Cohen RC Burns 8ª edición, Elseviere Science 2002
Histología y embriología bucodental. Gómez de Ferrari, Campos de Muñoz. 3ª edición, Editorial médica Panamericana 2009.
Histología y embriología dentaria. Abramovich, 2ªedición. 1999.
Problem solving in Endodontics. Gutmann J. 5ª edition. Elseviere Mosby 2011
Endodontics 6. Ingle. 6ª edition. Bc Decker 2008
Woeffel´s Dental Anatomy. Scheid R. 8ª edition. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2012