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DENTAL MATERIALS AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
Odonto-Stomalogical Diseases
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Knowledge of dental materials (general)
Objectives
Contents Provide students with the appropriate knowledge on the following topics:
BLEACHING;
TOOTHPASTE;
SEALING MATERIALS;
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION AND USE OF MANUAL, SONIC, SUBSONIC AND ULTRASONIC INSTRUMENTS;
REMOVAL OF EXTRINSIC PIGMENTS; DENTAL HYPERSENSITIVITY;
PROSTHETIC MATERIALS;
MATERIALS IN IMPLANTOLOGY;
MATERIALS SCIENCE.
Extended Syllabus Bleaching:
classification, mechanisms of action.
Clinical results.
Toothpaste:
compositions, characteristics and use.
SEALING MATERIALS;
composition, mechanical, chemical and mode of use
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION OF MANUAL, SONIC AND ULTRASONIC INSTRUMENTATION:
Mechanisms of action, Stroke, water flow.
Efficacy and clinical results.
REMOVAL OF EXTRINSIC PIGMENTS: dental polishing and periopolishing.
Materials and methods. Indications and contraindications.
DENTAL HYPERSENSITIVITY:
materials and treatment.
PROSTHETIC MATERIALS:
dental ceramics, resins, zirconia, impression materials elastic and not elastic
MATERIALS IN IMPLANTOLOGY;
osteointegration, titanium,
MATERIALS SCIENCE
Mechanical and rheological characteristics.
Recommended Bibliography
Teaching Methods Lectures in order to train students a critical ability on the topics and allow to acquire a knowledge of dental materials useful to solve the specific professional problems of dental hygienists.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Oral exam in order to ascertain the quality and level of knowledge and understanding of the contents of the course and the ability to apply the acquired knowledge to professional practice. The judgment will also evaluate the quality of participation in the student's lessons.