Direct Restoration
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Course description
In this course, you will learn the principles and practice of Operative Dentistry in a lecture and laboratory series over the next six quarters of instruction. This series covers all direct restorations including dental amalgam and tooth-colored restorations, and prepares you to treat patients in the Restorative Clinic. There will also be lectures on dental materials utilized in conservative direct restorations.
Additional Information
Course Year: First
Course Name: Direct Restoration I
Course Number: RFE103
Quarter: Winter
Lecture Hours: 8
Lab Hours: 24
Section: Restorative Dentistry
Course Title: Direct Restoration II
Course Number: RFE104
Quarter: Spring
Clinic Hours: 9
Lab hours: 27
Section: Restorative Dentistry
Course Year: Second
Course Title: Direct Restoration III
Course Number: RFE200
Quarter: Summer
Clinic Hours: 8
Lab hours: 24
Section: Restorative Dentistry
Course Title: Direct Restoration IV
Course Number: RFE202
Quarter: Fall
Clinic Hours: 11
Lab hours: 9
Section: Restorative Dentistry
Course Title: Direct Restoration V
Course Number: RFE207
Quarter: Winter
Clinic Hours: 8
Lab hours: 24
Section: Restorative Dentistry
Course Title: Direct Restoration VI
Course Number: RFE211
Quarter: Spring
Clinic Hours: 9
Lab hours: 27
Section: Restorative Dentistry
Course Details: As part of both RFE211 and RFE 212 courses, the preclinical restorative digital dentistry module aims to enhance students’ familiarity and comfort level with CAD/CAM workflow on partial coverage and FPD restorations, easing the transition into the clinic. The hands-on bonding workshop further reinforces the conceptual learning and allow students to appreciate the nuanced differences in the bonding protocols of direct composite resin, indirect lithium disilicate and indirect zirconia restorations. Utilization of simodont will allow students to practice direct and indirect preparation with the haptic feedback dental simulators, which could be utilized for practice runs for future patient cases.