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DENTAL SCIENCE: 2ND YEAR

Course Fee: INR 1500

DENTAL SCIENCE: 2ND YEAR

2nd year undergraduate dentistry course focuses on the essential principles of pathology, microbiology, dental materials, and pharmacology. This course emphasizes the holistic assessment of patient conditions, integrating both oral and systemic health. You will explore disease mechanisms, microbial infections, and the properties of dental materials, alongside the pharmacological aspects of patient care. By mastering these concepts, you will be equipped to effectively diagnose and treat conditions. Designed to bridge theory with practice, this course prepares you for the challenges of real-world healthcare in dentistry.

Course Information

    Learning Objectives

    Understand Pathology: Grasp the fundamental principles of pathology, including disease mechanisms and their implications for oral health.

    Explore Microbiology: Develop knowledge of microbial infections that affect oral health and understand their prevention and management. 

    Assess Dental Materials: Learn about the properties, applications, and selection criteria of various dental materials used in clinical practice.

    Study Pharmacology: Understand the role of drugs in dental treatment, including pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and prescribing principles. 

    Learning Outcomes

    Pathological Insight: Demonstrate an understanding of disease mechanisms and their impact on oral health and overall patient care.

    Microbial Awareness: Identify common microbial infections affecting the oral cavity and articulate strategies for their prevention and treatment.

    Pharmacological Application: Explain the pharmacological principles related to the use of medications in dental practice, including indications and contraindications.

    Comprehensive Patient Care: Conduct holistic assessments that consider both oral and systemic health factors, ensuring a well-rounded approach to patient treatment.

    Practical Integration: Effectively apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, enhancing readiness for real-world clinical challenges in dentistry

    Audience

    DENTAL SCIENCE: 2ND YEAR, Any Year Dental Students And Dentist

    Course Content

  • This course emphasizes the holistic assessment of patient conditions, integrating both oral and systemic health

    By mastering these concepts, you will be equipped to effectively diagnose and treat conditions

    Designed to bridge theory with practice, this course prepares you for the challenges of real-world healthcare in dentistry.

    Understand the role of drugs in dental treatment, including pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics

    Enhance skills in assessing both oral and systemic health to provide comprehensive patient care.

    Evaluate and select appropriate dental materials based on their properties and suitability for specific clinical applications

    Identify common microbial infections affecting the oral cavity and articulate strategies for their prevention and treatment.

    Learn about the properties, applications, and selection criteria of various dental materials used in clinical practice.

Self-paced
1 month course

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Director

Dr. Rachel White

Medical Director

Bengaluru, India

Authors

Dr. Rajshekhar Brahmbhatt

Senior Dentist

Bengaluru, India

Dr. Karthi

Apollo Hospital

Chennai, India

Dr. Rajiwate

Consultant

Bengaluru, India

Disclosure

The information in this educational programme is provided for medical education purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the independent medical judgment of a physician relative to diagnostic and treatment options of a specific patient's medical condition. The viewpoints expressed in this course are those of the authors/faculty/experts. They do not represent an endorsement by 'Us'. In no event will 'We' be liable for any decision made or action taken in reliance upon the information provided through this course. The above authors have indicated they have no relationship which, in the context of their presentations, could be perceived as a potential conflict of interest