The mouth is the window into human health. This course provides an overview of dental medicine to engage, educate, excite and assist you in improving the oral health of your patients and members of your community. We will review topics in dental medicine including scope of the field, what to expect in function, and some of the many ways that dysfunction may present for different patients. This will include discussions of mouth, jaw, and tooth anatomy, pathology, and treatment. We will talk about differences between patients and the unique roles that different members of the dental field may play in treatment depending on the patient and condition. This course starts from basic concepts and proceeds to review trends in current research and technology. We offer scientific background, some skills for patient evaluation and interview, and some suggestions for further learning for those interested in or involved in dental education.
Introduction à la médecine dentaire
proposé par
Université de Pennsylvanie
Programme du cours : ce que vous apprendrez dans ce cours
Semaine
11 heure pour terminer
Week 1 - Introduction to Dental Medicine and Its Relations to Public Health
In this course, you will learn about basic dental anatomy, how to evaluate a patient, and the causes and impact of oral diseases. We will use case examples and live demonstrations with patients to illustrate these points. Please note that some lectures in this course contain graphic medical images, including illustrations of the human body, oral cavity, early development, and photographs of medical conditions and deformities. Discretion is advised. The materials in this course are intended for education purposes only and are not intended to serve as professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please seek the advice of your dentist, physician, or other qualified health professional if you have any questions related to this material and its relevance to your health or that of someone else. Week 1 is your introduction to dental medicine! This includes oral health's relation to general health, sources of infection, modern technology in dentistry, and the public health impact of dental medicine. Let's get started!
8 vidéos (Total 52 min), 1 quiz
8 vidéos
Course Introduction4 min
Lecture 1: Goals of the Course (2min)2 min
Lecture 2: Oral Health Related to General Health: Oral Cavity Tissue (9min)8 min
Lecture 3: Modern Scope of Dental Medicine (2min)2 min
Lecture 4: Educational Opportunities in Dental Medicine (7min)7 min
Lecture 5: Public Health Impact of Dental Medicine (5min)5 min
Lecture 6: Dental Public Health (10min)10 min
Lecture 7: Advances in Dentistry (10min)10 min
1 exercice pour s'entraîner
Week 1 quiz10 min
Semaine
21 heure pour terminer
Week 2 - Form and Function of the Oral Cavity
The modules in week 2 describe basic dental anatomy including embryology of the oral cavity, oral functions, basic tooth structure, and clinical implications of disease. Emphasis is placed on the clinical implications of these concepts and structures.
4 vidéos (Total 40 min), 1 quiz
4 vidéos
Lecture 2: Oral Structures and Functions (11min)11 min
Lecture 3: Periodontium and Periodontal Disease (7min)6 min
Lecture 4: Basic Tooth Structure: Occlusion (12min)12 min
1 exercice pour s'entraîner
Week 2 quiz8 min
Semaine
31 heure pour terminer
Week 3 - Comprehensive Evaluation of Dental Patient Needs
These modules will demonstrate the evaluation of extra- and intraoral structures. They also review the taking of a thorough medical history, with live patient demonstrations. This unit emphasizes the complex relationship between the systemic and oral health.
8 vidéos (Total 64 min), 1 quiz
8 vidéos
Lecture 2: Dental Local Anesthesia (4min)4 min
Lecture 3: Comprehensive Patient Evaluation (14min)14 min
Demo 1: Physical Examination: Introduction (3min)3 min
Demo 2: Physical Examination: Extraoral Examination: Head, Neck and Face (4min)4 min
Demo 3: Physical Examination: Extraoral Examination: Cranial Nerve (10min)9 min
Demo 4: Physical Examination: Extraoral Examination: TMJ (5min)5 min
Demo 5: Physical Examination: Intraoral Examination (9min)8 min
1 exercice pour s'entraîner
Week 3 quiz8 min
Semaine
41 heure pour terminer
Week 4 - Most Common Dental Diseases Affecting Teeth and Periodontium
Diseases affecting the dentition and its surrounding structures have a profound influence on the patient and his/her health. Untreated conditions can result in severe pain, localized, and systemic infections and result in partial or complete loss of teeth.The etiology and the contributing factors to these diseases are discussed in detail.
4 vidéos (Total 38 min), 1 quiz
4 vidéos
Lecture 2: Periodontal Diseases: Part 1 (7min)6 min
Lecture 3: Periodontal Diseases: Part 2 (11min)10 min
Lecture 4: Periodontal Diseases: Contributing Factors (9min)8 min
1 exercice pour s'entraîner
Week 4 quiz8 min
4.8
102 avis40%
a commencé une nouvelle carrière après avoir terminé ces cours
17%
a bénéficié d'un avantage concret dans sa carrière grâce à ce cours
Meilleurs avis
THE COURSE WAS AWESOME.IT HAS ALL THE NECCESSARY INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR A DENTIST TO REVIEW ALL WHAT HAS BEEN TAUGHT AT DENTAL SCHOOL LEVEL.I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED MY TIME WHILE PURSUING THIS COURSE.
As a future dental student, this course taught me the basics and really gave me a broad insight into dentistry. I am very eager to learn everything taught here and more in dental school! Thank you!
Enseignants
Dr. Uri Hangorsky
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs/ Director PASSSchool of Dental Medicine
Dr. Thomas P. Sollecito
Professor and Chairman of Oral MedicineSchool of Dental Medicine
Dr. Eric Stoopler
Associate Professor of Oral MedicineSchool of Dental Medicine
À propos de Université de Pennsylvanie
The University of Pennsylvania (commonly referred to as Penn) is a private university, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. A member of the Ivy League, Penn is the fourth-oldest institution of higher education in the United States, and considers itself to be the first university in the United States with both undergraduate and graduate studies.
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