• Course Code :
  RESTE 413
• Level :
  Undergraduate
• Course Hours :
  2.00 Hours
• Department :
  Faculty of Oral & Dental Medicine

Instructor information :

• This course is to present the general information necessary to understand the fundamentals of the clinical course of operative dentistry: a- To enable the student to understand and apply the basic clinical principles of operative dentistry including (patient reception, examination, diagnosis, treatment planning, infection control, moisture control and control of pain, bonding). b- To enable the student to select the suitable restorative materials. c- To enable the student to apply the gained information about the available restorative materials clinically

Patient Assessment - Examination – diagnosis and treatment plan, Sterilization and Infection Control, Selection of restorative material, Introduction to adhesion, Control of dental fear and Pain, Temporary restorations and health hazards, Moisture control

Course outcomes:

a. Knowledge and Understanding:
	1- a1- List different methods of diagnosis and examination of caries, restorations, periodontium, and occlusion. 2- a2- recognize the principles of infection control and universal precaution techniques used in dental practice for the dentist and his/her staff and patients. 3- a3- List the reasons and methods for moisture control. 4- a4- Describe the rationale for using the rubber dam. 5- a5- list different methods of pain control in the operative field including the advantages and disadvantages of each technique. 6- a6- list different types of temporary restoration and when to use it. 7- a7- Understand health hazards that can develop in the operating room and how to deal with them. 8- a8-Define different terminologies related to dental adhesion. 9- a9- list the requirements of good adhesion and the objective of etching and bonding of different tooth tissues. 10- a10- Classify different dentin bonding systems including their indications. 11- a11- Classify the restorative materials and their indications. 12- a 12- Describe different factors affecting selection of the available restorative material.
b. Intellectual Skills:
	1- b1- Analyze signs and symptoms for common dental complaints. 2- b2- correlate findings from history, clinical, radiographic, and other diagnostic tests to formulate a differential diagnosis list. 3- b3- Develop properly sequenced treatment plan. 4- b6- Differentiate between the techniques of application of the available bonding systems.
c. Professional and Practical Skills:
	1- c1- Prepare the operating position and the field accurately. 2- c2- Prepare simple and compound cavities on a dental simulator. 3- c3- Restore simple and compound cavities with different restorative materials. 4- c4- Perform isolation of the operating field (rubber dam, clamps, gingival retractors, and frames). 5- c5- Apply different techniques of bonding. 6- c6- Apply different dentin substitute in deep cavities.
d. General and Transferable Skills:
	1- d1- Manage time effectively. 2- d2- Handle emergence situations professionally. 3- d3- Work in a team collaboratively.

For further information :

• Telephone: 16383 (16FUE)
• E-mail: [email protected]