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This course aims to introduce students to the fundamental elements of dental morphology, occlusion physiology, and occlusion science.
Understanding
Identification of anatomical landmarks and numbering systems for human deciduous and permanent teeth.
Chronological retrieval and morphology of deciduous and permanent teeth and pulp cavity.
Normal tooth arrangement and occlusion.
Physiological aspects of tooth morphology for the protection of periodontal tissues.
Skills:
A drawing of the different sides of human teeth.
Distinguishing between different types of natural teeth.
Values and Responsibility
Display professional behavior when interacting with faculty and peers.
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