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To enhance the understanding of the basic functions, requirements, and food sources of nutrients
(carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals, and water) and to apply basic nutrition concepts
to food choices. General concepts of weight management are outlined. Vegetarian and
Mediterranean diets are discussed with their health benefits and hazards. Also, the course aims at the identification of factors that affect dental health highlighting the relationship between dental
disease and nutrition.
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Operative Dentistry Technology ( 3 Credits) |
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RES351
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This course aims to, apply the mechanical and biological principles of cavity preparation for amalgam, resin composite and cast gold. Understand tooth form and occlusion in relation to operative dentistry . |
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-Instruments and instrumentation
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-James B. Summitt, J. William Robbins, Richard S. Schwartz 2001 Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry, A Contemporary Approach, 2nd ed. Quintessence Publishing
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This course is designed to provide the dental student with current, basic knowledge of the development, structure and function of the tooth and para tooth soft and hard tissues. The mechanisms of organic matrix formation and mineralization of hard dental tissues. The age changes of hard and soft dental and Para dental tissues.
This course fulfils SDG3 which is good health and well being.
This course is designed to provide the dental student with current, basic knowledge of the development, structure and function of the tooth and para tooth soft and hard tissues. The mechanisms of organic matrix formation and mineralization of hard dental tissues. The age changes of hard and soft dental and Para dental tissues.
This course fulfils SDG3 which is good health and well being.

This course is designed to provide the dental student with current, basic knowledge of the oral and Para oral tissues histology and physiology. The course will deal with the physiological events that happen in the oral cavity as; salivation, eruption and shedding and their clinical considerations. Also the course will give the basic knowledge about human embryology with special reference to the oral and Para oral tissues and organs development.
This course fulfils SDG3 which is good health and well being.
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Oral Medicine, Diagnosis & Radiology-1 ( 3 Credits) |
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OMD411
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-The course aims at establishing didactic information, knowledge and skills necessary for effectively diagnosing and non-surgically treating patients suffering from systemic and/or other local diseases affecting the oral and the head and neck regions. Students fulfill their clinical requirements under supervision in the department clinics where the patients have access to treatment completely free of charge |
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-Principles of oral diagnosis (the diagnostic method, methods of clinical examination, etc..).
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Greenberg M.S. and Click, M.,2003,Burkitt’s Oral Medicine, Diagnosis and Treatment, 10th ed. B. C. Decker.
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Course Objectives
Host DepartmentOral medicine & Periodontology
Course Code: OMD533z
Course TitleOral Medicine 3
This course will provide general identification of structure & functions of the periodontium with classification of periodontal diseases also detailed information about initiating and predisposing factors of the disease. Finally, the goals, objectives & expected results of non-surgical treatment. It will enable students for clinically performing non-surgical periodontal therapy for mild periodontal cases in the clinic
- Aims/Objectives:
Enable the students to be competent in diagnosing an orthodontic malocclusion, formulating a problem list, and a proper customized treatment plan.
- Course Intended Learning Outcomes (CILOs):
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- comprehensively take Hx & examine an orthodontic patient
- Know how to gather the necessary orthodontic records; manually & digitally.
- Analyze orthodontic records including study model assessment and radiographic interpretation both manually & digitally.
- diagnose an orthodontic malocclusion by formulating an orthodontic problem list and a diagnostic summary.
- Perform a digital diagnostic set-up/treatment simulation (VTO).
- identify the treatment protocols in orthodontic management.
- formulate a treatment plan. & do a case presentation
Orthodontics-1 The course aims to prepare the student to differentiate between the normal occlusion and the malocclusion, link between growth and development study and its clinical application. This course fulfils SDS3 which is good health and well being.
This course prepares the students to Recognize the predisposing and etiological factors that require intervention to promote oral health and to plan appropriate oral health programs for the community. It also enables the dental student to provide preventive measures and instruction in oral health with the preventing dental diseases.
This course fulfills SDS3 which is good health and well being
This course enables the students to: Provide comprehensive dental care for the pediatric patients including variety of disciplines,techniques, procedures, and skills in order to produce a healthy oral and dental in these growing children.
It also provides the dental student with experience in proper management, behavior modification and their ability to establish a positive attitude towards dental treatment in their young patients
The aims of the module are to provide deeper knowledge about commonly used drugs affecting different biological systems and their implications in therapy of diseases and health promotion. It also aims to understand the commonly used safe drugs regarding their adverse effects, contraindications and drug interactions, together with the applied aspects of the pharmacological actions of the major drug groups used in medicine in order to enable them to utilize therapeutic agents in a rational and responsible manner in the treatment of patients.
1- To provide the basic knowledge about commonly used groups of drugs affecting different body systems and their implications in therapy of disease and health promotion especially the analgesics, local anesthetics and drugs affecting bleeding.
2- To enable students to understand the safe use of drugs as regards adverse effects, contraindications and drug interactions.