24 Apr. 22, 2015 Continuation in the previous project 25 Apr. 27, 2015 Onlay Preparation for Cast Gold Alloy on #46 Demonstration: 13 26 Apr. 29, 2015 Continuation in the previous project Preparation for Esthetic Restoration on Demonstration: 27 May 4, 2015 #25 14 Class II Box (DO) Cavity Preparation for GIC/Composite Resin 28 May 6, 2015 Sandwich Restoration & Restoration #26. Class II (MO) Amalgam Cavity Preparation with Buccal Extension & Restoration on #47 29 May 11, 2015 and Review 15 30 FINAL PRACTICAL EXAMINATION May. 13, 2014 Description of Lectures Content - First Semester No. CONTENTS req. reading Introduction to the Attendance checking and assigning Course syllabus 1 course Student leader Course description Course requirements and policies Ergonomics Handout Isolation and Goals of isolation ** Sturdevant’s Art and Science of Operative 2 control of the Rubber dam isolation. Dentistry, 5th edition 2006. operating field Advantages and Disadvantages Pages 463 - 491 Materials and instruments Hole size position and position Placement step by step Removal of rubber dam Alternative and additional methods and factors Other isolation techniques
24 Apr. 22, 2015 Continuation in the previous project 13 25 Apr. 27, 2015 Demonstration: Onlay Preparation for Cast Gold Alloy on #46 26 Apr. 29, 2015 Continuation in the previous project 14 27 May 4, 2015 Demonstration: Preparation for Esthetic Restoration on #25 28 May 6, 2015 Class II Box (DO) Cavity Preparation for GIC/Composite Resin Sandwich Restoration & Restoration #26. 15 29 May 11, 2015 Class II (MO) Amalgam Cavity Preparation with Buccal Extension & Restoration on #47 and Review 30 May. 13, 2014 FINAL PRACTICAL EXAMINATION Description of Lectures Content - First Semester No. CONTENTS req. reading 1 Introduction to the course Attendance checking and assigning Student leader Course description Course requirements and policies Ergonomics Course syllabus Handout 2 Isolation and control of the operating field Goals of isolation Rubber dam isolation. Advantages and Disadvantages Materials and instruments Hole size position and position Placement step by step Removal of rubber dam Alternative and additional methods and factors Other isolation techniques ** Sturdevant’s Art and Science of Operative Dentistry, 5th edition 2006. Pages 463 - 491