. Annual announcement of the Dental School of Harvard University. This course provides an introduction to thefield of implant dentistry and familiarizesstudents with historical perspectives, basicbiology, and current concepts and techniquesin the field. Course Director: Dr. : spring of Year : : examination. Implant Dentistry in the Clinical Setting For the first month of this elective rotation,the student spends one week observing allaspects of implant treatment and one weekassisting in implant dentistry. At the end ofthe second week, the student is ass
. Annual announcement of the Dental School of Harvard University. This course provides an introduction to thefield of implant dentistry and familiarizesstudents with historical perspectives, basicbiology, and current concepts and techniquesin the field. Course Director: Dr. : spring of Year : : examination. Implant Dentistry in the Clinical Setting For the first month of this elective rotation,the student spends one week observing allaspects of implant treatment and one weekassisting in implant dentistry. At the end ofthe second week, the student is assigned atotally edentulous patient and, during the nexttwo weeks, completes diagnosis, treatmentplanning and implant insertion. Four monthslater, the student returns to perform secondstage surgical abutment connection. Duringthe final three weeks, s/he completes therestorative phase of treatment, follow-up andmaintenance. Course Director: Dr. : spring of Year : clinical : Implant : case Operative Dentistry I. Leon Dogon, , , of Operative DentistryDepartment Head Department Description The Department of Operative Dentistry isresponsible for teaching Dental Anatomy,Preclinical Operative Dentistry, OralHygiene, Clinical and Advanced ClinicalOperative Dentistry, Dental Materials, andaspects of Preventive Dentistry to predoctoralstudents. Instruction is given by means oflectures, discussions, seminars, and individualchair-side instruction. Audio-visual aids,including closed circuit television, are usedextensively. Throughout the course inOperative Dentistry, emphasis is placed onearly student-patient contact with immediateclinical application of treatment student develops pioficiency in examina-tion, diagnosis, and treatment planning, aswell as in treatment procedures. Currentconcepts of cavity preparation and restorativetechniques are taught using conventional and
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