PRD 147

IPS I: Fixed Prosthodontics Technique.

University of the Pacific · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Students learn the skills to perform indirect restorative (fixed prosthodontic) procedures in a simulated setting. Starting with principles of a full coverage all-ceramic crown preparation and processing (Including Zirconia, Lithium disilicate), they then apply these principles to other preparations such as PFM and gold. An emphasis is placed on rehabilitation of the tooth and maintaining or enhancing function and esthetics. Students learn single and multiple tooth rehabilitation as projects increase in complexity throughout the year and culminate in treatment planning in preparation for digital dentistry (CAD/CAM). Ample time is spent on the adhesive protocols for cementation. Related topics addressed are laboratory skills, and general dental procedures such as impression making and model work. (Quarters 1-3).

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Class #pacific-3019Fall 2026UGRD10 credits
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