The aim of the Prosthodontics Clinical Course is to teach
students not only the importance of
replacing oral structures but to stress
preservation and optimization of the supporting structures through a combined
effort with the other dental specialties. Candidates are exposed to the
philosophies and principles of prosthodontic treatment with fixed, removable,
implant, and maxillofacial prosthodontics. Advanced and specialized methods
required for care of unusual cases are discussed in the special clinics.
Examination, diagnosis principles of design concepts. PFM
bridges, porcelain laminate veneers, metal-free ceramic crowns, resin-bonded
bridges, crown retained by dental implant, magnetic denture, immediate denture,
over denture, flexible partial dentures. Use of latest impression materials.
Module 1
Effective treatment planning, various diagnostic aids and
proper decision making on edentulous and partially dentulous patients.§
Offering Ceramic veneers as treatment modality.§
All ceramic versus Metal ceramic crowns.§
Sequencing and treatment planning.§
Contemporary materials used in extra coronal restorations.§
Choice of
fixed or removable prosthesis considering implant and over dentures as
options.§
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Module 2
Principles of tooth preparation§
Biological, Mechanical and Esthetic considerations of tooth
preparation.§
Endodontics evaluation; vital and non-vital teeth Shade
determination§
Neccessity of provisionalisation and different techniques§
Different techniques of gingival retraction§
Presurgical corrective procedures§
Crown lengthening techniques§
Soft tissue managements of various stages§
Easu and
correct impression procedures§
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Module 3
Laboratory communication§
Importance of try-in procedures§
Cementation
of fixed prosthesis§
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