The drive for development of new and novel oral biomaterials has never been more important with many people using oral biomaterials today and seeing their benefits in restoring and improving their oral health for a more enjoyable lifestyle. The unique properties of biomaterials such as titanium (Ti), zirconia (ZrO2) and various polymeric materials have made them materials of choice in oral health: dental implants, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and even regenerative medicine. Oral biomaterials research today is an exciting and intensive multidisciplinary area that encompasses contributions from a wide range of fields from professional dentistry to biology, chemistry, physics, material science, and engineering.
Materials in Oral Health
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Programme du cours : ce que vous apprendrez dans ce cours
5 heures pour terminer
Titanium and Ceramics
5 heures pour terminer
15 vidéos (Total 59 min), 8 lectures, 4 quiz
15 vidéos
Welcome to WEEK 1 from HKU Dean of Dentistry54s
Introduction to Dental Materials: Metals2 min
Introduction of Materials used in Implants4 min
What Does the Future Hold for Titanium and Its Alloys?3 min
Titanium and Its Applications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery6 min
An Introduction to Dental Materials: Ceramics, Zirconia and Alumina4 min
Introduction of Ceramic Materials Used in Restorative Dentistry3 min
The Development and Advantages of Glass Ceramics1 min
Dental Material Choice: Zirconia vs. Titanium2 min
The Challenge of Zirconia as a Dental Material: Surface Treatment2 min
An Introduction to Surface Treatment Methods3 min
Surface Treatment Method: Acid Etching6 min
Acid Etching: Bonding to Enamel and Dentine4 min
[Honors Lesson 1H] Silicon and Silicon Compounds in Dentistry11 min
8 lectures
From Chief Instructors: About the Course and Disclaimer10 min
Honors Lessons (An Option for Learners)10 min
The Course Syllabus, the Course Structure and Useful Information10 min
Entrance Survey - Let us Know More about You10 min
Lesson 1.1 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 1.2 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 1.3 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
[Honors Lesson 1H] Objectives and Further Reading10 min
3 exercices pour s'entraîner
CheckPoint 1.130 min
Check Point 1.230 min
Check Point 1.330 min
3 heures pour terminer
Modern Composites and Cements
3 heures pour terminer
15 vidéos (Total 65 min), 3 lectures, 3 quiz
15 vidéos
Choice of Dental Fillings: Silver or Composites4 min
An Overview of Fibre-Reinforced Composite (FRC) in Dentistry5 min
Fibre-Reinforced Composite (FRC) : Chemistry, Properties, Fibre Types and Orientation3 min
Applications of Fibre-Reinforced Composite (FRC) in Dentistry4 min
An Introduction to Dental Cements5 min
Introduction to Glass Ionomer Cements (GIC) and Resin-modified Glass Ionomer Cements (RMGIC)4 min
Tricalcium Silicate-based Endodontic Cements - Properties and Modifications5 min
Tricalcium Silicate-based Endodontic Cements - Radiopacifier2 min
Tricalcium Silicate-based Endodontic Cements - Modifications in Mixing Liquids and Additives7 min
Tricalcium Silicate-based Endodontic Cements - Hydraulic Properties and Bioactivities3 min
Classification and Composition of Resin Dental Adhesives6 min
Resin Adhesion to Tooth Tissues4 min
Indications of Resin Dental Adhesives1 min
Dental Restorative Materials in Paediatric Dentistry6 min
3 lectures
Lesson 2.1 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 2.2 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 2.3 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
3 exercices pour s'entraîner
Check Point 2.130 min
Check Point 2.230 min
Check Point 2.330 min
3 heures pour terminer
Digital Dentistry
3 heures pour terminer
14 vidéos (Total 33 min), 3 lectures, 3 quiz
14 vidéos
The Role of Digital Technology in Dentistry - A Message from Instructor Professor Jukka Matinlinna52s
Introduction to Digital Dentistry - A Message from Instructor Dr. James Tsoi3 min
3-D Digital Stereophotogrammetry38s
Intraoral Scanner57s
An Introduction to Oral Radiology3 min
The Basic Principles of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)6 min
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)1 min
CAD/CAM Technology in Crown Fabrication – An Introduction5 min
Orthodontics Diagnosis and Treatment Methods1 min
Digital Dentistry in the Field of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery2 min
Digital Probing1 min
Shade Matching47s
3D Printing in Dentistry2 min
3 lectures
Lesson 3.1 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 3.2 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 3.3 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
3 exercices pour s'entraîner
Check Point 3.130 min
Check Point 3.230 min
Check Point 3.330 min
4 heures pour terminer
Lab Tests
4 heures pour terminer
9 vidéos (Total 52 min), 4 lectures, 3 quiz
9 vidéos
Adhesion in Restorative Dentistry5 min
A Finite Element Study on Dental Bond Strength Tests3 min
Impact of Root Canal Irrigants on Root Filling Materials13 min
Introduction to Spectroscopy7 min
Surface Analysis : What is a Surface?2 min
Methods to Study the Surfaces: ESCA5 min
ESCA Study of Titanium13 min
(4.2.3) Microtensile Bond Strength Test [A Silent Lab Demonstration]46s
4 lectures
Lesson 4.1 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Lesson 4.2 Objectives and Further Reading10 min
Exit Survey: Let us know what you think about the course10 min
Honors Lesson 4H Objectives and Further Reading10 min
2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Check Point 4.130 min
Check Point 4.230 min
Avis
Meilleurs avis pour MATERIALS IN ORAL HEALTH
par SP12 mai 2020
It was a great experience to be the part of this course as it gave me such a great knowledge about the materials used in dental field and lectures were also great to the point.
par LY22 août 2020
Interesting and engaging course on dental health and modern technology. I didn't know so much went into dentistry and will appreciate my dental professionals better.
par SV22 juin 2019
The course was really effective with quizzes and the lecture videos were really amazing and overall had a good learning experience
par SJ18 mai 2017
I felt it could be more clinically oriented and subjects could be more elaborate. More demonstrations can also be made
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What is the aim of the course?
The major aim of the course is to help the students:
LEARN about important biomaterials used in oral health and their unique properties and use, UNDERSTAND the selection and clinical implications and potentials of biomaterials and technology used in dentistry, and APPLY the related knowledge, experience, challenges, and expertise in studies and research in oral biomaterials and CREATE SYNERGY in ever growing needs and contribution to tomorrow’s dentistry.
What are the contents covered in the course?
The MOOC includes 4 modules and runs over a period of 4 weeks.
You can refer to the Learning objectives page.
Week 1 reveals the unique properties and clinical implications of the much sort-after titanium and various ceramics and discusses the importance of surface treatments and modifications.
Week 2 discusses the characteristics of modern resin composites, other polymeric materials, and dental cements, looking into adhesion strength and the role of dentin bonding agents.
Week 3 explores present day and future dentistry: the increasingly popular role of digital dentistry in practice today, including CAD/CAM, crown fabrication, 3D printing and orthodontics.
Week 4 shows major research laboratory tests for testing specific mechanical properties, adhesion strength, as well as, spectroscopic techniques used in the analysis and charaacterization of biomaterials.
What is the structure of a weekly module?
Each Weekly Module is divided into 3 to 4 Lessons, depending on the content area and topics. Each Module includes Learning Objectives, Further Reading materials for the week and Discussion Prompt questions in the discussion forum.
Each individual Lesson in the Weekly Module contains 3 to 4 video lecture videos and an automated assessment of Multiple Choice questions for knowledge consolidation.
How can I get a course certificate and what is it?
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Can I re-take the quiz if I did not get all questions correct?
The purpose of the quiz is to help you comprehend the lesson contents. A learner can make 3 attempts to a quiz within 1 hour.
Who are the teachers in Materials in Oral Health course?
The Teachers of the course are dental practitioners and experts in dental materials from around the world:
Professor Jukka P. Matinlinna (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. James K. H. Tsoi (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Nikos Mattheos (The University of Hong Kong)
Prof. Niklaus P. Lang (The University of Hong Kong, University of Berne, Switzerland)
Dr. Justin P. Curtin (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Edmond H. N. Pow (The University of Hong Kong)
Prof. Timo Närhi (The University of Turku)
Dr. Hamdi H. Hamama (The University of Hong Kong)
Prof. Damien Walmsley (The University of Birmingham)
Prof. Pekka Vallittu (The University of Turku)
Prof. Cynthia K. Y. Yiu (The University of Hong Kong)
Prof. Josette Camilleri (The University of Malta)
Dr. Manikandan Ekambaram (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Walter Y. H. Lam (The University of Hong Kong)
Prof. Michael Bornstein (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Andy W. K. Yeung (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Henry W. K. Luk (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. John Y. C. Wu (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Winnie W. S. Choi (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Dominic K. L. Ho (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Will W. Qiao (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Tian Tian (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Fabio Savoldi (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Xiaozhuang Jin (The University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Prasanna Neelakantan (The University of Hong Kong)
Prof. Will Palin (The University of Birmingham)
Prof. Edwin Kukk (The University of Turku)
Dr. Sari Granroth (The University of Turku)
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