INTRODUCTION

The course is placed in 2nd year semester III of BS-DCP that is a combined course for both Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology programs. This course will introduce the concepts of injury and departures from normal structure and function in the human body, as occurs in disease. The various pathological processes and their importance on the basis of human disease will be studied. Correlation with the clinical presentation will also be made, with particular reference to cardiovascular, respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

1.      Understand and relate the general principles, terminology and modes of spread of disease.

2.      Correlate basic disease states studied at a cellular and gross anatomical level with the overt clinical signs and symptoms seen in those disorders.

3.      Understand the general principles of the pathological process

Identify factors in the environment that contribute to the pathology development


Dow University of Health Sciences

Course Overview

2nd Year, Semester III

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Title of Course

ORAL ANATOMY & TOOTH MORPHOLOGY

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Course Code

ORALANA-301

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Institute/ College/ Department

SCHOOL OF DENTAL CARE PROFESSIONALS - DUHS

4

Course Coordinator

Ms. Madiha Shabbir

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Mode of Study

FULL TIME BLENDED LEARNING

6

Duration

24 Weeks Semester (16 Weeks Teaching)

7

Campus/ Location Office

In Campus

8

Total Credit Hours

5 (2 credit hours for lecture + 3 Credit hours for lab)

9

Accredited by

HEC

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Date of In Campus Commencement of course

11-02-2022 (As per academic calendar)

11

Date of Evaluation/ Review

Reviewed by the Principal SDCP

Evaluation will be performed by QEC

 

COURSE DETAILS

A

INTRODUCTION

 

The placement of this subject is in 2nd year, semester-III of BS-DCP both (Dental Technologist and Hygienist). The purpose of this course is to gain enhance knowledge   and understanding about structures within the oral cavity, including the tongue, salivary glands, lips and cheeks and teeth (both permanent and primary) Laboratory emphasis will be placed on tooth identification and tooth/root morphology to enhance the application of instrumentation techniques.

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COURSE OBJECTIVES

 

By the end of the course, the students of dental hygiene and dental technology will be able to:

1.      Utilize accurate dental terminology and nomenclature of teeth.

2.      Describe each primary and permanent tooth according to its location, anatomical features, morphology, and function.

3.      Describe and identify the stages of tooth development and tooth anomalies

4.      Get knowledge and understanding of the formation, function, and composition of masticatory and specialized tissues

5.      Understand the major & minor salivary gland along with the duct openings and intraoral location.

6.      Correctly identify soft tissue landmarks of the oral cavity.

7.      Develop knowledge and understanding of the formation, function, and composition of tissues of the periodontium, enamel, dentin, and pulp.

8.      Develop an understanding of embryological and histological development of the orofacial structures.

C

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

 

·         Those students who have cleared all the subjects in semester 1st and 2nd can attend the course.

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COURSE REQUIREMENTS, RULES & REGULATIONS

 

Following are the expectations from the student attending the course;

Students attending this course synchronized with official ZOOM® on-line teaching account must have adequate IT resources at home with better and undisturbed internet connectivity.

50% students’ attendance of online synchronized classes must be considered mandatory.

However, the recorded course along with lecture hand-outs will be available on the DOES Learning Management System (LMS) in a-synchronized form, so that those students who may face some internet connectivity issues during on-line synchronized teaching may not suffer and face the consequences of short of attendance.

Students attending synchronized lectures and taking assessments before closing data shall also be counted in the attendance

100% students’ participation will be considered in different discussion forums, chats, quizzes, class tests, project and assignments before their closing dates as part of internal evaluation.

However, students must gain at least an average score of 50% of the total formative assessment (internal evaluation= including participation in discussion forums, quizzes, class assessments, assignments and mid-term examination) to be eligible to sit for final examination

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COURSE PLAN (TOPIC WISE COURSE SCHEDULE)

 

Topics of Tutorial & Practical

S. No.

Date

Topics of Tutorial & Practical

1.        

11-02-2022

Introduction to Oral Biology

2.        

15-02-2022

Introduction to Tooth Morphology

3.        

16-02-2022

Chronology of dentition

4.        

18-02-2022

Terminologies and dentition

5.        

22-02-2022

Tooth Numbering System

6.        

23-02-2022

Morphology and graph of central Incisors

7.        

25-02-2022

 Carving of Central Incisor

8.        

01-03-2022

Diagram of Jaws and Skull

9.        

02-03-2022

Morphology of Lateral Incisors

10.     

04-03-2022

 Graph of Lateral Incisors (Upper)

11.     

08-03-2022

 Graph of Lateral Incisors (Lower)

12.     

09-03-2022

Morphology of Canines

13.     

11-03-2022

Graph of Canine (Upper)

14.     

15-03-2022

Graph of Canine (Lower)

15.     

16-03-2022

Worksheet for Cranial Nerve

16.     

18-03-2022

Morphology of 1st Premolar (Upper)

17.     

22-03-2022

Graph of 1st Premolar (Upper)

18.     

25-03-2022

Morphology of 1st Premolar (Lower)

19.     

29-03-2022

Graph of 1st Premolar (Lower)

20.     

30-03-2022

Morphology and Graph of 2nd Premolar (Upper)

21.     

01-04-2022

Morphology of 2nd Premolar (Upper)

22.     

05-04-2022

Graph of 2nd Premolar (Lower)

23.     

06-04-2022

Derivatives of germ Layers and Neural crest

24.     

08-04-2022

Development of Face

25.     

12-04-2022

Anomalies of Face and Palate

26.     

13-04-2022

Morphology of 1st Molar (Upper and Lower)

27.     

15-04-2022

Graph of 1st Molar (Upper)

28.     

19-04-2022

Graph of 1st Molar (Lower)

29.     

20-04-2022

Morphology of 2nd Molar (Upper and Lower)

30.     

22-04-2022

Graph of 2nd Molar (Upper)

31.     

26-04-2022

Graph of 2nd Molar (Lower)

32.     

27-04-2022

Morphology of 3rd Molar (Upper and Lower)

33.     

29-04-2022

Graph of 3rd Molar (Upper)

34.     

10-05-2022

Graph of 3rd Molar (Lower)

35.     

11-05-2022

Student’s Presentation

36.     

13-05-2022

Student’s Presentation

37.     

17-05-2022

Student’s Presentation

38.     

18-05-2022

Student’s Presentation

39.     

20-05-2022

Student’s Presentation

40.     

24-05-2022

Student’s Presentation

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COURSE ASSIGNMENTS

 

S. No

Assignment topic

Submission Date

File type

Marks

1

Describe Tooth numbering System In detail.  

3rd week till 4th week

Word

05

2

Describe development of tooth.

From 13th till 14th week

Word

05

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ASSESSMENT/GRADING POLICY

 

Following is the detail of assessment criteria in the course, e.g. assignments, quizzes during the In Campus/ online teaching sessions, end-of-course exam, etc. and their weightage. It also contains how the students will be graded for different components of assessment, assessment methods that will be used during the course, e.g. Essay writing, MCQs, Short questions, etc.

Formative Assessment on In Campus/ LMS must be graded and be assigned 60% weightage of the Summative Assessment, whereas 40% may be assigned to the Final Examination conducted on In Campus/ LMS in the form of BCQs based Theory.

In order to provide flexibility to the students, they may be given options of two attempts to finish graded quizzes.

However, mid-term and class test must be taken as single attempt

Theory based final examination questions (to assess knowledge) will be prepared and peer reviewed by two at least examiners (internal and external)

The break-up is given as follows:

The formative assessment (A) on In Campus/ LMS must include:

Final Assessment (B) on LMS / In Campus (theory)

Practical=

20%

Peer reviewed BCQ’s based Theory Exam =                  

40%

Two assignments = 

10%

 

 

Two graded quizzes =

10%

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Mid-term assessment =

20%

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Total (A) =

60%

Total (B) =  

40%

 

 

TOTAL A + B =   

100%

 

Regarding Grading Policy, it is proposed that student may be considered PASS or FAIL on the basis of 50% cut-off of the total marks scored.

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LEARNING RESOURCES

Ø  A textbook is recommended: Essentials of Oral Bio- Maiji Jose, Ten Cate's Oral Histology

Ø  Additional text book:  Wheelers Dental Anatomy

Ø  Topic-wise Lectures on Power Point (Soft copy)

Ø  Lecture Hand-outs (Soft copy)

Ø  Reference Reading Material [for Self-Study Assignments (SSAs)]

Ø  Self-Study Assignments (SSAs) along with instructions to prepare them

Ø  I.T. generated (password protected) Zoom Classroom Access Links

Ø  I.T. generated (password protected) Access to DOES LMS

Ø  Lecture AV Recordings on LMS

Ø  Online Access to Digital Library (accessible text and reference books)

Ø  Open discussion forums and feedback system on LMS

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COURSE EVALUATION

Students will be informed regarding how they will participate in evaluation of the course for future improvement.

Evaluation templates are already shared on the official website of DUHS shared by QEC. Vice Principals and Year Coordinators are responsible that these evaluations are conducted in a transparent way.

The QEC-DUHS shall evaluate the on-line mode of the program through:

1.      Student Feedback Survey (at beginning and course completion),

2.      Faculty/ Teachers Feedback Survey (at beginning and course completion) and

3.      Course Evaluation Survey (at the on-line course completion)

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LIST OF COURSE FACULTY / FACILITATOR

Name

Email

Phone

Ms. Sidra Maqsood

Sidra.maqsood@duhs.edu.pk

03340315689

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NAME OF BCQ’S WRITER

Name

Email

Phone

Ms. Sidra Maqsood

Sidra.maqsood@duhs.edu.pk

03340315689

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NAME OF BCQ’S REVIWER

Name

Email

Phone

Dr. Saba Arshad

Saba.arshad@duhs,.edu.pk

03028234349

Dr. Ume Hani

Ume.hani@duhs.edu.pk

03322576957

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NAME OF PAPER SETTER

Name

Email

Phone

Ms. Sidra Maqsood

Sidra.maqsood@duhs.edu.pk

03340315689

 


This course is introduced in the second year of BS DCP as a core course in semester III. The purpose of this course is to gain knowledge & understanding about the role of Dental Materials in dental technology and dental hygiene that involves the manipulation, uses & applications of different dental materials, composition & properties of dental materials & the manner in which they interact with the environment they are placed. Science of dental materials is a basic science which deals with the physical, mechanical & biological properties of Dental Materials. The study of science of dental materials gives basic knowledge about the materials used in dental practice.

Total Credit Hours 4

COURSE OBJECTIVES

By the end of this course, students would able to:
1.      Understand the science of Dental Materials.
2.      Identify various gypsum products, their reactions & their usage.
3.      Identify various impression materials, their physical applications & usage.
4.     Identify various dental waxes, their physical applications & their usage.
1.      Describe the purpose of separating materials & demonstrate their proper usage.
2.      Describe the various types of acrylic resins, their physical & chemical properties & their usage.
3.      Describe the various dental burs & abrasives & demonstrate their usage.
4.      Use appropriate terminology with respect to dental materials.
5.      Identify the alloys used in dentistry.
6.      Identify dental casting investments.
7.      Identify dental soldering investments.
8.      To understand chemistry, properties classification & usage of different direct & indirect restorative material & to understand mixing & manipulation of different dental materials used in Dental practice.