COURSE DESCRIPTIONS. Postdoctoral Certificate in Prosthodontics



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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Postdoctoral Certificate in Prosthodontics BIOR 9005 Advanced Oral Biology Core Course. Five (5) credits. The discipline of Oral Biology deals with the structural development and functions of the oral tissues, their interrelationships, and their relation to other organ systems in both healthy and disease stages. The intent of this course is to provide a basis and a logical educational bridge between the Biomedical Sciences and the Clinical Practice of Dental Specialties. PDOC 9000 Thesis. Eight (8) credits. Pre-requisites: PDOC 9006, PDOC 9101, PDOC 9102. This course is designed for the post-doctoral student at the School of Dental Medicine to prepare a research project to obtain a Master in Sciences in Dentistry. It is conducted as an independent study under the supervision of a thesis committee. Grading System: Honor (H), Satisfactory (S), Not Passed (NP). PDOC 9006 Research Methods and Applied Statistics for Dental Residents. Five (5) credits. The course is designed for post-doctorate (residents) in Dentistry. It focuses on basic concepts of oral health research, study design and planning, statistical analysis for various types of research studies, as well as basics of hypothesis testing and statistical inference. This course is conducted by means of lectures, discussions, and computer lab sessions. PDOC 9101 Introduction to Research Planning. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisites: PDOC 9006. This course is designed for the post-doctoral student (resident) to complete a literature review and write an outline of the methods to be employed for a research project on a topic related to oral health. The course will be conducted by means of discussions and presentations of students' work. PDOC 9102 Research Planning and Statistical Design. Three (3) credits. Pre-requisites: PDOC 9101. This course is designed for the post-doctorate student (resident) to complete the methods and statistical design section of a research proposal. This course will be conducted by means of discussions and presentations of students' work. Grading System: Honor (H), Satisfactory (S), Not Passed (NP). PDOC 9103 Research Project I. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisites: PDOC 9101. This course is designed for the post-doctoral student (resident) to complete data collection and preliminary analysis for a pilot research project. It is conducted as a group or individual study under the supervision of a research mentor. Grading System: Honor (H), Satisfactory (S), Not Passed (NP). PDOC 9104 Research Project II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisites: PDOC 9103. This course is designed for the post-doctorate student (resident) to complete the data analysis of a research project and prepare a manuscript on a topic related to oral health. It is conducted as a group or individual independent study under the supervision of a research mentor. Grading System: Honor (H), Satisfactory (S), Not Passed (NP). PROG 9515 Professional Studies in Dentistry. Zero (0) credit. This is a course directed to graduated students in Dentistry. The student selects a specific area of Dentistry in which he/she shows interest in order to deepen his/her knowledge and to develop even more the skills previously acquired. The student is exposed to the most recent literature in all fields of Dentistry and to enhance his/her capacity to critically analyze divergent points of view and to become familiar with the new trends. The theoretical knowledge acquired will be place into practice through clinical work, in a full time basis during the semester. The course is offered through lectures, literature review, seminars, clinical work, laboratory and research. At the end of the course the student will have a deep knowledge of the selected subject and will be able to integrate the acquired concepts and the refined skills to apply them in real clinical situations. Grading System: Passed (P), Not Passed (NP).

REST 9001 Complete Dentures Seminar I. Two (2) credits. REST 9002 Complete Dentures Seminar II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9001. REST 9003 Complete Dentures Seminar III. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisites: REST 9002. REST 9004 Complete Dentures Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9003. REST 9011 Removable Partial Dentures Seminar I. Two (2) credits. REST 9012 Removable Partial Dentures Seminar II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9011. REST 9013 Removable Partial Dentures Seminar III. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9012. REST 9014 Removable Partial Dentures Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9013. REST 9021 Fixed Partial Dentures Seminar I. Two (2) credits. REST 9022 Fixed Partial Dentures Seminar II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9021. REST 9023 Fixed Partial Dentures Seminar III. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9012. REST 9024 Fixed Partial Dentures Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9023. REST 9031 Maxillofacial Prosthetics Seminar I. Two (2) credits. REST 9032 Maxillofacial Prosthetics Seminar II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9031.

REST 9033 Maxillofacial Prosthetics Seminar III. Two (2) credits. REST 9034 Maxillofacial Prosthetics Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. REST 9041 Biomedical Sciences Seminar I. Two (2) credits. REST 9042 Biomedical Sciences Seminar II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9041. REST 9043 Biomedical Sciences Seminar III. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisites: REST 9041, REST 9042. REST 9044 Biomedical Sciences Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisites: REST 9041, REST 9042, REST 9043. REST 9051 Dental Implants I. Two (2) credits. The student will learn in seminars and lectures the development and use of dental implants. REST 9052 Dental Implants II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9051. The student will learn in seminars and lectures the development and use of dental implants. REST 9061 Research Project I. Half (0.50) credit. REST 9062 Research Project II. Half (0.50) credit. REST 9063 Research Project III. Half (0.50) credit. REST 9064 Research Project IV. Half (0.50) credit. REST 9071 Postgraduate Prosthodontics Clinic I. Nine (9) credits. REST 9072 Postgraduate Prosthodontics Clinic II. Nine (9) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9071. REST 9073 Postgraduate Prosthodontics Clinic III. Nine (9) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9072. REST 9074 Postgraduate Prosthodontics Clinic IV. Nine (9) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9073.

REST 9075 Postgraduate Prosthodontics Clinic V. Nine (9) credits. Pre-requisites: REST 9071, REST 9072, REST 9073, REST 9074. This course consists of practical experiences for the graduate student in the areas of Complete Dentures, Removable Partial Dentures, Fixed Partial Dentures and Maxillofacial Prosthetics. These experiences are intended to develop proficiency in the management of all types of prosthodontic patients, ranging from routine cases up to difficult cases. The student will also treat patients needing endosseous implants as part of their oral rehabilitation. The student will interact with other specialists (oral surgeons, periodontists) as part of an implant team in the diagnosis and treatment planning of these patients. This course prepares the student for his future practice as a prosthodontist, when he will be treating patients beyond the scope of a general practitioner. REST 9076 Postgraduate Prosthodontics Clinic VI. Nine (9) credits. Pre-requisites: REST 9071, REST 9072, REST 9073, REST 9074, REST 9075. This course consists of practical experiences for the graduate student in the areas of Complete Dentures, Removable Partial Dentures, Fixed Partial Dentures and Maxillofacial Prosthetics. These experiences are intended to develop proficiency in the management of all types of prosthodontic patients, ranging from routine cases up to difficult cases. The student will also treat patients needing endosseous implants as part of their oral rehabilitation. The student will interact with other specialists (oral surgeons, periodontists) as part of an implant team in the diagnosis and treatment planning of these patients. This course prepares the student for his future practice as a prosthodontist, when he will be treating patients beyond the scope of a general practitioner. REST 9081 Occlusion Seminar I. Two (2) credits. The course consists of a series of lectures and seminars with demonstrations of the theories of occlusion. The REST 9082 Occlusion Seminar II. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9081. The course consists of a series of lectures, seminars, and demonstrations of the theories of occlusion. The REST 9083 Occlusion Seminar III. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9082. The course consists of a series of lectures, seminars, and demonstrations of the theories of occlusion. The REST 9084 Occlusion Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. Pre-requisite: REST 9083. The course consists of a series of lectures, seminars, and demonstrations of the theories of occlusion. The REST 9095 Introduction to Prosthodontics Laboratory. Two (2) credits. The student will learn different laboratory techniques. The student will practice laboratory techniques in complete, partial removable, and fixed partial prostheses.

REST 9101 Treatment Planning and Therapy Seminar I. Two (2) credits. cases for a presentation before the program faculty, residents, and invited guests. The presentation consists REST 9102 Treatment Planning and Therapy Seminar II. Two (2) credits. REST 9103 Treatment Planning and Therapy Seminar III. Two (2) credits. Diagnosis and treatment planning are the most important procedure to be performed before an oral

REST 9104 Treatment Planning and Therapy Seminar IV. Two (2) credits. REST 9105 Treatment Planning and Therapy Seminar V. Two (2) credits. REST 9106 Treatment Planning and Therapy Seminar VI. Two (2) credits.