Basic information about the morphology and functions of the orofacial system with emphasis to the dentition.
Requirements to the exam
Last update: Bc. Lenka Bažantová (21.08.2019)
Credit
Attendance 100 %. Missed practicals must be compensated.
Achieving at least 80 % of total count of all possible points from 3 best running tests (out of 4) plus the final test. In case of non-fulfilment, student can write re-take final test (max. twice). The first re-take final test will be in the end of the summer term, the second one will be in September. The points from the retake final test (first OR second) will be counted to the points from the running tests.
Achieving at least 80 % of total count of all possible points from all practical work (teeth identification and drawing, wax shaping and wax-up technique). In case of non-fulfilment, student can do a retake modellation with the threshold 80 %. In case of getting less points, the student can do a second retake modellation with the threshold 80 %.
Drawings of teeth 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37 from 5 aspects (vestibular, oral, mesial, distal and occlusal/incisal).
Giving back the lent articulators and modelling instruments without any damage.
Fulfil all given punishments and essays.
Cheating during any form of exam (running test, final test) is not tolerated. Use of any electronic devices (cell phones, tablets, notebooks, phablets, etc.) as well as unauthorized materials or communication with another students in these instances is strictly prohibited. In case of braking these rules, student will be classified "failed".
Note
Each student will need dry pair of shoes (not boots), which he wears only inside the building of Dpt. of Dentistry.
If the student does not have clean shoes, he can purchase disposable shoe covers.
White lab coats or medical scrubs must be worn for all practical classes.
It is strictly forbidden to bring and use any electronic devices (cell phones, tablets, laptops, recorders etc.) in the fantom lab. Their possession could result in disqualification from the class.
No eating, drinking, smoking or chewing in the fantom lab at any time.
Student is responsible for his working place including the equipment (as well as final clean-up) and is required to follow the rules for safety work in phantom lab.
Student must be teoretically prepared for practical classes.
Student is required to report immediately any damage to the equipment (articulator, modelling instruments etc.) and to agree on the financial compensation of the damage.
Syllabus
Last update: Bc. Lenka Bažantová (18.07.2019)
Lectures
Introduction to dentistry. Anatomy of the oral cavity and its surrounding, teeth notation. (Kapitan 3)
Histology of tooth, development of tooth, teeth erruption. (Kapitan 3)
Orientation on the tooth, basic morphology terms, general description of teeth. (Kapitan 3)
Detailed morphology of permanent teeth, differences between primary and permanent teeth. (Kapitan 3)
Dentition as a whole, relationships between teeth and jaws, introduction of gnathology. (Vavrickova 3)
Practical courses & seminars
Lecturers
Martin Kapitan, M.D., Ph.D.
Pavel Krupka, MDDr.
Practical courses
Introduction, excursion, course organisation, credit criteria. Work with wax practice.
Identification and drawing of the natural extracted anterior teeth.
Running test I. Work with wax practice, wax prism shaping (25 x 30 x 70).
Running test II. Shaping of the incisor from wax.
Shaping of the incisor from wax.
Shaping of the canine from wax.
Shaping of the canine from wax.
Identification and drawing of the natural extracted posterior teeth.
Running test III. Shaping of the premolar from wax.
Shaping of the premolar from wax.
Shaping of the molar from wax.
Shaping of the molar from wax.
Shaping of the group of teeth (35-36) from wax.
Running test IV. Shaping of the group of teeth (35-36) from wax.
Wax-up technique (15).
Wax-up technique (15).
Wax-up technique (26).
Wax-up technique (26).
Final test, finishing of work.
Credit.
Literature
Last update: Bc. Lenka Bažantová (18.07.2019)
Recommended literature
E. A. M. Kidd. Pickard´s Manual of Operative Dentistry. 6th ed., Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1993. ISBN 0-19-261809-1
M. Ash, S. Nelson. Wheeler´s Dental Anatomy, Physiology and Occlusion. 8th ed., Saunders, 2003. ISBN 0-7216-9382-2
