 Classify different classes of carious and non-carious lesions and clinically apply

the principles and the specific features of cavity preparation for metallic and

tooth-colored restoratives.

 Identify and explain the uses of instruments used in Operative Dentistry.

 Select and handle various restorative dental materials used in the restoration of

the prepared cavities properly, safely and efficiently.

 To discuss and explain the biological aspects of operative dentistry.

 To discuss and explain the concepts of esthetic dentistry and color science.

D. Transferrable Skills:

 Utilize the modern sources of information such as the internet and data basis to

develop and update the knowledge in the field of Conservative Dentistry.

 Appreciate the importance of clinical and laboratory based research in the

development of new categories of restorative dental materials.

 Understand the importance of Operative Dentistry as a part of an integrated

treatment plan that cover the dental needs of a patient and the importance of

consultation with other specialties, referral and team work.

Teaching methods

Duration: 30 weeks in 1 and 2 semesters (3 year), 60 hours in total

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Lectures/Practical Sessions: 60 hours, one 2-hour session per week (including one hour

final practical exam).

Methods of Evaluation

Daily projects: 60% of the final mark.

Final and midterm exam: 40% of the final mark.

All timed practical exercises must be completed during a timed laboratory period and

submitted for grading, each exercise is given a mark out of 10.

Requirements (For Practical & Clinical Courses)

Each student should bring:

Examination set

Amalgam set

Calcium Hydroxide applicator

A variety of High speed and low speed cutting burs and composite finishing

burs.

Maxillary and Mandibular jaws

Acrylic and natural teeth.

Course Contents & Weights

 Course Contents