Oral Health Sciences II

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This course provides an integrated foundation in head and neck anatomy, oral histology, embryology, and tooth development as they relate to clinical dental practice. Students examine craniofacial structures, tissues of the oral cavity, and biological principles underlying restorative procedures, while developing foundational skills in periodontal instrumentation and clinical examination. The curriculum also introduces adhesive dentistry, composite materials, polymers, photopolymerization, and esthetic procedures, emphasizing evidence-based application and preparation for comprehensive patient care.