This course aims to provide comprehensive knowledge of the basic structure of the human body and its clinical significance.  The course provides a strong foundation for future studies.  The course deals with human morphology in a systematic approach that starts with the cellular level of organization followed by tissue, organ and system levels. This course fulfills which is good health and well being. 

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.

General Pathology 1 course aims to: 

- familiarize students with the basic disease patterns and their underlying mechanisms within the specific organ systems as a step to prepare the students for their clinical courses.

-To promote life long competencies necessary for continuous professional development.

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 the necessary knowledge to differentiate between deciduous and permanent teeth. This includes the correct dental terminology when discussing the general and specific features of the deciduous teeth. The course will also provide the dental student with the basic knowledge about centric occlusion and its relationship to the different movements of the mandible.

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.

The course is designed to provide the students with basic theoretical concepts of fixed prosthodontics. Biomechanical principles of tooth reduction for full coverage extracoronal restorations are taught regarding all ceramic and porcelain fused to metal restorations. This proceeds in addition to the application of these concepts on anatomic ivorine teeth mounted in models simulating teeth in the oral cavity. Furthermore, the students are trained on the various laboratory steps needed for the laboratory fabrication of Jacket and veneered restorations. This course fulfills the SDS3 which is good health and well being.

This course deals with the terms and definitions concerned with removable partial denture prosthodontics as well as the components of removable partial denture.