116. Oral Structure and Development. (2 units) Wi. Prerequisites: None. Restrictions: Offered only to D1 and DH1 students Lecture 1 hours. Seminar 1 hours.
A. Kahn, M. Ryder
This course presents a comprehensive introduction to the development and structure of the major components of the oral cavity. Basic concepts of the gross structure, histology, ultrastructure and physiology of teeth, periodontium, and soft and hard tissue structures will be presented from a descriptive developmental perspective and from the underlying cell and molecular biological perspective. ( department: OROFAC SCI )
117. Etiologies and Risk Factors in Dental Diseases. (2.5 units) Sp. Restrictions: D1 and DH1 students. Lecture 2 hours. Seminar 2 hours.
J. Featherstone, M. Ryder
This course presents a comprehensive introduction to risk assessment and diagnosis of dental diseases. The biological and clinical basis of bacterial plaque formation, microbial invasion, mineralization and demineralization of hard tissues, and pathways of inflammation will be presented, in addition to local and systemic modifiers of these processes. Finally the biological basis of diagnostic tests for oral diseases will be introduced. ( department: CELL&TISBI )
126A. Fundamentals of Risk Assessment, Therapy, and Prevention. (2 units) Fa. Restrictions: D2, ID3, and DH2 students. Lecture 2 hours.
J. Featherstone, M. Ryder
This course presents a comprehensive introduction to the risk assessment, therapy, and prevention of dental diseases. The basis of risk assessment will be presented. Students will learn about the biological and pharmacological basis of antimicrobials, hard tissue remodeling and repair, and fluoride treatment, and the fundamentals of prevention of dental diseases. ( department: CELL&TISBI )
126B. Fundamentals of Risk Assessment, Therapy, and Prevention. (2 units) Wi. Restrictions: D2 and DH2 students Lecture 2 hours.
J. Michael, M. Ryder
This course presents a comprehensive introduction to the risk assessment, therapy, and prevention of dental diseases. The basis of risk assessment will be presented. Students will learn about the biological and pharmacological basis of antimicrobials, hard tissue remodeling and repair, and fluoride treatment, and the fundamentals of prevention of dental diseases. ( department: CELL&TISBI )
127. Oro-Facial Pain: Foundations for Diagnosis and Treatment. (2 units) Fa. Restrictions: D2 and DH2 students Lecture 1 hours. Seminar 1 hours.
R. Smith
This course presents a comprehensive introduction to the major categories of orofacial pain and to the anatomical, physiological, pathological and pharmacological basis for pain perception and pain control. ( department: OR MX SURG )
128. Craniomandibular Neuromuscular and Dysfunction. (0-4.5 units) Wi, Sp. Restrictions: Enrolled as D2 students Lecture 2 hours. Seminar 1 hours.
A. Miller, C. McNeill
This course presents a comprehensive introduction to the function of the craniomandibular region as defined in feeding, mastication, and swallowing. Temporomandibular disorders are presented based on physiological, radiographic, mechanical engineering, and computer model analyses. ( department: OR MX SURG )
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