IPS I Concepts: Dental Anatomy.

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This course will be an introduction to dental anatomy covering human dentition and providing dental students with basic knowledge and foundation required in practicing restorative dentistry. Dental anatomy will start with introduction to terminology and concepts related to teeth morphology, will cover anterior and posterior permanent dentition including incisors, canines, premolars and molars anatomy in comprehensive details, emphasizing set, arch, class and type traits. A comprehensive introduction to basic concepts of occlusion including temporomandibular joint anatomy, muscles of mastrication, angles classification and ideal occlusion in maximum intercuspation. Laboratory section is concentrated on hand skills and designed to guide students in application of knowledge and concepts through wax-ups. Students will be demonstrating their proficiency through regular assessments including but not limited to quizzes, final exams, class projects, tooth ID and practical examinations. (Quarters 1-2.).