Intended learning outcomes (ILOs)

Knowledge and understanding :

Define the different principles of tooth preparation
Recognize the different surgical instruments
Identify the different technical laboratory steps employed in construction of various types of restorations
Define the basics of diagnosis and treatment planning
Recognize the different component parts of fixed restorations
Identify the different restoration designs
Explain all the clinical steps concerning tooth preparation in order to receive final restoration
Review the basics of infection control methods
Choose the appropriate chair position in relation to a working site
Employ different diagnostic aids for proper diagnosis
Practice the clinical steps according to the selected bridge design
Appraise the quality of the final restoration
Employ an appropriate final cementation procedures
Relate the basics of diagnosis with the treatment plan for the badly broken and endodontically treated teeth
Recognize the biological and periodontal aspects of the restorative procedures
Describe the principles of occlusion as regards fixed prosthodontics
Identify the principles of esthetics and their effects
Explain the principles of preparation, construction, and the clinical application of esthetic conservative restorations.

Intellectual skills

Recognize health and saengineeringy regulations within a laboratory environment
Maintain a professional image in a manner of dress, speech, and interpersonal relationships that is consistent with health care international standards
Identify the appropriate infection control and sterilization methods
Interpret the data obtained by different diagnostic measures
Apply the most comfortable patient-dentist chair position
Apply the different clinical steps involved in tooth preparation to receive final restoration
Treat badly broken down and endodontically treated teeth
Apply the protective measures during the steps of tooth preparation in order to fulfill biological and periodontal considerations
Assess properly the success and failure of final restorations and manage any subsequent problems.

Professional and practical skills

Apply the principles of tooth preparation
Use the appropriate instruments properly
Perform the different technical steps satisfactorily
Practice the steps of restoration of endodontically treated teeth
Perform properly the steps of tooth preparations taking into consideration the biological and periodontal aspects
Practice different replacement options according to the selected bridge design
Appraise the quality of final restorations and either correct any imperfections or order a recasting, if necessary
Assess a patient’s awareness of oral hygiene measures and post- operative care.

Intended learning outcomes (ILOs)

Vision and Mission Knowledge and understanding Define the different principles of tooth preparationRecognize the different surgical instrumentsIdentify the different technical laboratory steps employed in construction of various types of restorationsDefine the basics of diagnosis and treatment planningRecognize the different component parts of fixed restorationsIdentify the different restoration designsExplain all the clinical steps concerning tooth preparation in order to receive final restorationReview the basics of infection control methodsChoose the appropriate chair position in relation to a working siteEmploy different diagnostic aids for proper diagnosisPractice the clinical steps according to the selected bridge designAppraise the quality of the final restorationEmploy an appropriate final cementation proceduresRelate the basics of diagnosis with the treatment plan for the badly broken and endodontically treated teethRecognize the biological and periodontal aspects of the restorative proceduresDescribe the principles of occlusion as regards fixed prosthodonticsIdentify the principles of esthetics and their effectsExplain the principles of preparation construction and the clinical application of esthetic conservative restorationsIntellectual skillsRecognize health and safety regulations within a laboratory environmentMaintain a professional image in a manner of dress speech and interpersonal relationships that is consistent with health care international standardsIdentify the appropriate infection control and sterilization methodsInterpret the data obtained by different diagnostic measuresApply the most comfortable patientdentist chair positionApply the different clinical steps involved in tooth preparation to receive final restorationTreat badly broken down and endodontically treated teethApply the protective measures during the steps of tooth preparation in order to fulfill biological and periodontal considerationsAssess properly the success and failure of final restorations and manage any subsequent problemsProfessional and practical skillsApply the principles of tooth preparationUse the appropriate instruments properlyPerform the different technical steps satisfactorilyPractice the steps of restoration of endodontically treated teethPerform properly the steps of tooth preparations taking into consideration the biological and periodontal aspectsPractice different replacement options according to the selected bridge designAppraise the quality of final restorations and either correct any imperfections or order a recasting if necessaryAssess a patients awareness of oral hygiene measures and post operative care

Intended learning outcomes (ILOs)

Knowledge and understanding :

Intellectual skills

Professional and practical skills

Intended learning outcomes (ILOs)

Intended learning outcomes (ILOs)

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