Syllabus
Lectures
Introduction to dentistry. Anatomy of the oral cavity and its surrounding, teeth notation. (Kapitan 3)
Histology of tooth, development of tooth, teeth erruption. (Soukup, Kapitan 3)
Orientation on the tooth, basic morphology terms, general description of teeth. (Kapitan 3)
Detailed morphology of permanent teeth, differences between primary and permanent teeth. (Kapitan 3)
Dentition as a whole, relationships between teeth and jaws, introduction of gnathology. (Vavrickova 3)
Practical courses & seminars
Lecturers
Martin Kapitan, M.D., Ph.D.
Lenka Vavrickova, M.D., Ph.D.
Practical courses
Introduction, excursion, course organisation, credit criteria. Work with wax practice.
Identification and drawing of the natural extracted anterior teeth.
Running test I. Work with wax practice, wax prism shaping (25 x 30 x 70).
Running test II. Shaping of the incisor from wax.
Shaping of the incisor from wax.
Shaping of the canine from wax.
Shaping of the canine from wax.
Identification and drawing of the natural extracted posterior teeth.
Running test III. Shaping of the premolar from wax.
Shaping of the premolar from wax.
Shaping of the molar from wax.
Shaping of the molar from wax.
Shaping of the group of teeth (35-36) from wax.
Running test IV. Shaping of the group of teeth (35-36) from wax.
Wax-up technique (15).
Wax-up technique (15).
Wax-up technique (26).
Wax-up technique (26).
Final test, finishing of work.
Credit.
Annotation
The subject Preclinical Dentistry I provides the basic information about the orofacial system with emphasis to the teeth, their anatomy, histology, development, phasiology, morphology, terminology and notation. The content of this subject is an important basement for the study of all branches of dentistry.