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Biomatériaux, parodontologie et dentisterie opératoire
Course teacher(s)
Astrid VANDEN ABBEELE (Coordinator), Ramin ATASH and Eric SauvetreECTS credits
5
Language(s) of instruction
french
Course content
The unit in separated in 3 modules:
Biomaterials (R. Atash, 15h, 1 ECTS):
Parodontology (E. Sauvètre, theory 30 h and 20 h practical work)
Clinical applications of operative dentistry (A. Vanden Abbeele,15 h seminaries)
Objectives (and/or specific learning outcomes)
The unit in separated in 3 modules:
Biomaterials (R. Atash, 15h, 1 ECTS): to acquire the knowledge on dental materials
Parodontology (E. Sauvètre, theory 30 h and 20 h practical work); to acquire the essential knowledge in parodontology
Clinical applications of operative dentistry (A. Vanden Abbeele,15 h seminaries) to understand the clinical applications of operative dentistry
Prerequisites and Corequisites
Required and corequired courses
Teaching methods and learning activities
Biomaterials: magistral lessons
Parodontology: magistral lessons
Operative dentistry: discussions and personnal work
References, bibliography, and recommended reading
Parodontology: Periodontal therapy; Nevins and Melloning at Quintescence Books
Periodontal Surgery; Sato chez Quintescence Books
Comtemporary oral and maxillo-facial surgery; Hepp and Helis chez Elsevier
Consukltation of all the corresponding litterature on pubmed for the 3 units.
Contribution to the teaching profile
To acquire basic scientific knoweldge, to be able to perform self-criticism and feed-back, to develop an interest for research and science. To be able to cooperate with other teammembers and to be honest in the interpretation of the results.
Other information
Contacts
Astrid Vanden Abbeele
avdabbee@ulb.ac.be
Evaluation
Method(s) of evaluation
- Other
Other
Biomaterials and operative dentistry: unique written evaluation
Periodontology: written multiple choice questions
Mark calculation method (including weighting of intermediary marks)
Both evaluations have the same value, one note under 10 will represent the evaluation of the whole unit.
The validated activities remain validated for the next year when the whole unit is not validated.
Language(s) of evaluation
- french