DENT 335.

CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY 1 (4 credit hours: 1 theory, 3 practical) JordanUniversity of Science and Technology Faculty of Dentistry Department ofConservative Dentistry First Semester Course Syllabus Course Information Course Title Course Code Prerequisites Course Website Instructor Office Location Office Phone Office Hours E-mail Teaching Assistant(s) Course Description This preclinical course includes a theoretical and practical component. The theoretical component is designed to give the third year students basic cognitive knowledge of the principals, terminology, instruments, materials and techniques utilized in the practice of Operative Dentistry. The practical component provides the student with the initial experience in the application of restorative procedures for managing the carious process on phantom heads. The student should perform a series of clinical exercises utilizing current instrumentation, materials, and techniques.

Conservative Dentistry 1(Operative Dentistry) Dent 335 None N-A Dr.Ghada Maghaireh D1, 4th floor N-A N-A gmaghair@just.edu.jo

Text Book Title Author(s) Publisher Year Edition Book Website

Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry James B.Summitt, J.William Robbins, Richard S.Schwartz

Third Edition The Art & Science of Operative Dentistry, Theodore M.Roberson, HaraldO.Heymann, Edward J.Swift JR., Sixth Edition. * Other assigned reading materials

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Assessment Policy Assessment Type Midterm Theoretical Exam Midterm Practical Exam Final Exam Assignments Attendance Participation

N-A 15% 15% 60% 10% N-A N-A Weights 30%

Course Objectives To understand the principals, terminology, instruments, materials and techniques used in the practice of Operative Dentistry To understand the use of amalgam, resin composite and glass inomer materials in the scope of operative Dentistry. To understand the basic principles of cavity design for amalgam and resin composite restorations. To practice caries removal and pulp protection prior to restorative procedures on extracted natural teeth. To understand and practice perator positions for operative procedures. Teaching & Learning Methods Classroom lectures Tests and exams Review of exams Textbook reading assignments Lab demonstrations and videos The Operative Dentistry manual

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Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to Related Refrance Objective(s) Chapter # 6 Fundamentals List and differentiate between different 1 methods of cavities classifications.

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Identify the component parts of a prepared cavity. List and describe the basic steps in cavity preparation, in order or sequence. Identify instruments by name and use. Describe and give reasons for the differences between the cavity preparation for amalgam and resin composite. List the basic physical properties of and describe differences between amalgam and resin composite List the steps in placement and describe the differences in theses steps for amalgam and resin composite. List and describe differences between finishing and polishing techniques for amalgam and resin composite. List the basic physical properties of glass inomer, differentiate between different types of glass inomer materials and their uses. Describe the materials and techniques used in caries removal and pulp protection,

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Chapter# 5 Art & science

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Chapter 11 Fundamentals

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Chapter 13 Fundamentals

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including burs, spoon excavators, cavity liners, and temporary restorative materials. Identify the basic positions for the operator while performing operative dentistry procedures.

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Useful Resources The Art & Science of Operative Dentistry, Theodore M.Roberson, HaraldO.Heymann, Edward J.Swift JR., Fourth Edition. * Other assigned reading materials Course Content Week Topics 1 ( Sep.20) Introduction Caries classification + cavity 2 ( Sep. 27) classification 3 ( Oct. 4) Instrumentation 4 ( Oct.11) Principles of Cavity Preparation I Principles of Cavity Preparation II 5 ( Oct.18) 6 ( Oct.25) 7 (Nov.1) 8 (Nov.8) Nov.3 9 (Nov.15) 10 (Nov.22) 11 (Nov.29) 13 (Dec.6) 14 (Dec.13) 15(Dec.20) Happy Eid Amalgam Restorations I Amalgam Restorations II Midterm Exam Glass Inomer Restorations Liners and bases Principles of Adhesion I Principles of Adhesion II Resin Composite Restorations I Resin Composite Restorations II

Chapter in text Chapter # 6 Fundamentals Chapter # 6 Fundamentals Chapter# 5 Art & Science Chapter# 5 Art & Science Chapter # 6 Fundamentals Chapter # 11 Fundamentals Handout + Chapter # 13 Fundamentals Handout + Chapter # 5 Fundamentals Chapter # 8 Fundamentals Chapter # 8 Fundamentals Chapter # 9 & #10 Fundamentals Chapter # 9 & #10 Fundamentals

Additional Notes Attendance: Students must attend 100% of all scheduled classes and labs. Class participation is required. Should anabsence be necessary, student should contact the course instructor immediately. Work missed canONLY make up with an excused absence.

No make-up exams or quizzes will be given for unexcused absences. Late arrivals to class are unexcused absences. All course make-ups, test, and so forth, must be completed within 14 days from the date of the excusedabsence. Laboratory: Required Teeth: Lower 6 (10 teeth), Upper 6 (4 teeth), Upper 4(4 teeth), Lower 4 or 5 (4 teeth), Upper central incisor (4 teeth), Upper canine (4 teeth).Natural molar tooth (2 teeth) High speed burs: Straight fissure bur (medium, # 56) 4 burs, round bur (small, #1/2) 2 burs, diamond finishing burs. Low speed burs: Straight fissure bur (medium, # 56) 2 burs, round bur (small, # 2 and large size # 6) 2 burs. Lab Schedule Procedure Introduction to ODS Lab Exercise for operator positions+ Instruments Class I amalgam preparation (DEMO) Class I amalgam preparation + buccal pit Class I amalgam preparation with buccal extension (DEMO) Amalgam restoration of the teeth (DEMO) Amalgam restoration of the teeth Class I amalgam preparation with lingual extension + amalgam restoration (DEMO) Class I amalgam preparation with lingual extension + amalgam restoration Class II amalgam preparation MO (DEMO) Class II amalgam preparation DO Finish amalgam preparation Amalgam restoration for Class II teeth (DEMO) Midterm Practical Exam (Class I cavity preparation + restoration) (1 hour) Amalgam restoration for Class II teeth Class II MOD amalgam preparation + amalgam restoration Class III cavity preparation + composite restoration (DEMO) Class III cavity preparation + composite Lower 6 Lower 6 2 TEETH Lower 4 Upper 1

Week 1 (16-19/9) 2(23-26/9) 3(30/9-3/10) 3(30/9-3/10) 4(7-10/10) 4(7-10/10) 5(14-17/10) 5(14-17/10) 6(21-24/10) 6(21-24/10) 7(28/1031/11) 7(28/1031/11) 8(4-7/11) 8(4-7/11) 9(11-14/11) 9(11-14/11) 10(18-21/11)

Lab 1 +2 1+2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1

Tooth number Lower 6 Lower 6 Lower 6 Lower 6 3 TEETH Upper 6 Upper 6 Lower 6 Upper 6

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11(25-28/11) 11(25-28/11) 12(2-5/12) 12(2-5/12) 13(9-12/11) 13(9-12/11) 14(16-19/11) 14(16-19/11) 15(23-26/12)

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restoration Class IV cavity preparation + composite restoration (DEMO) Class IV cavity preparation + composite restoration Class V cavity preparation + composite restoration Class II cavity preparation MO for composite restoration Class II composite restoration Class V cavity preparation+ Glass inomer restoration Caries detection and excavation on natural tooth exercise Caries detection and excavation on natural tooth exercise Cavity liner placement + Placement of IRM temporary restoration Handout of all teeth & Assessment sheet Final practical Exam (Class II amalgam preparation + restoration) Handout of all teeth & Assessment sheet Final practical Exam (Class II amalgam preparation + restoration)

Upper 1 Upper 1 Upper 3 Upper 4 Upper 4 Upper 3 Molar with occlusal caries Molar with occlusal caries Molar with occlusal caries Lower 6

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