Lecture Lesson Sequence Contents Required Reading No. 10 Tooth-colored 2 of 5 Learn clinical Fundamentals of Restoration: Part Lectures application of Operative II, Anterior composite resins. Dentistry, Schwartz Composite Revise the cavity and Summitt, 2nd Restorations preparation and Ed. 2000, chapter restoration of class III, 9, pages 236-259 or IV and V. 3rd Ed. 2006, Hints and tips for chapter 9, pages better esthetic 262-288 restorations will be Sturdevant: 5th ed. given through 2006, chapter 11, restoration. pages 497-502; 506-512; 517-525; chapter 12, pages 529-563 11 Tooth-colored 3 of 5 Indications, Fundamentals of Restoration: Part Lectures contraindications, Operative III, Posterior advantages, and Dentistry, Schwartz Composite disadvantages for and Summitt, 2nd Restorations posterior composite. Ed, 2000, chapter Clinical technique for 10, pages 260-305 direct CL I composite or 3rd Ed. 2006, restoration. chapter 10, pages Clinical technique for 289-339 direct CL II composite restoration 12 Tooth-colored 4 of 5 List the advantages Handout Restoration: Part Lectures and inherent Sturdevant: 5th ed. IV, Conventional properties of GIC. 2006. Chapter 12, Glass Ionomer List the types of GIC. pages 563-565 Cement List the indication and contraindications for GIC. Know the procedure of finishing, and polishing of GIC. Recognize the causes of failure of GIC and their clinical manifestation.
Lecture No. Lesson Sequence Contents Required Reading 10 Tooth-colored Restoration: Part II, Anterior Composite Restorations 2 of 5 Lectures Learn clinical application of composite resins. Revise the cavity preparation and restoration of class III, IV and V. Hints and tips for better esthetic restorations will be given through restoration. Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry, Schwartz and Summitt, 2nd Ed. 2000, chapter 9, pages 236-259 or 3rd Ed. 2006, chapter 9, pages 262-288 Sturdevant: 5th ed. 2006, chapter 11, pages 497-502; 506-512; 517-525; chapter 12, pages 529-563 11 Tooth-colored Restoration: Part III, Posterior Composite Restorations 3 of 5 Lectures Indications, contraindications, advantages, and disadvantages for posterior composite. Clinical technique for direct CL I composite restoration. Clinical technique for direct CL II composite restoration Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry, Schwartz and Summitt, 2nd Ed, 2000, chapter 10, pages 260-305 or 3rd Ed. 2006, chapter 10, pages 289-339 12 Tooth-colored Restoration: Part IV, Conventional Glass Ionomer Cement 4 of 5 Lectures List the advantages and inherent properties of GIC. List the types of GIC. List the indication and contraindications for GIC. Know the procedure of finishing, and polishing of GIC. Recognize the causes of failure of GIC and their clinical manifestation. Handout Sturdevant: 5th ed. 2006. Chapter 12, pages 563-565
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