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First Year
| DSCI 610 |
Graduate
Oral Biology |
Mustafa K.
Dabbous |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: Dunn |
Credit: 1 |
| Detailed
study of anatomic structures fundamental to dental specialty training,
principally through prosections and dissections. Emphasis is on functional
(rather than architectural) relationships as they relate to growth,
development, and clinical treatment. Included are lectures on osteology
of the skull, innervation and blood supply of the face, muscles of
facial expression and mastication, and anatomy of the oral cavity. |
| DSCI 709 |
Pharmacology |
George Cook |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 1 |
| Recent advances
in pharmacology, particularly as related to the dental specialist,
are discussed in this course. |
| PERI 604 |
Experimental
Design |
Mark Scarbecz |
| Day: TTh |
Time: TBA |
Place: Dunn |
Credit: 1 |
| This course
is an introduction to research, including methods of designing experiments
and evaluating experimental data. |
| PERI 615 |
Research
in Periodontal Pathobiology II |
Sidney Stein |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 2 |
| This course
will provide each first-year student with the opportunity to engage
in periodontally related research for 4 hours per week during the
spring semester. It may include both clinical and laboratory research.
Each student will be assigned a research mentor who is trained and
experienced in research methodologies and writing of scientific papers.
Instruction will be given by appropriate faculty members on an individualized
basis. Student activities will include research of relevant literature,
writing of appropriate literature reviews, hands-on research, gathering
and analysis of data, interpretation of results, drawing conclusions,
and writing papers appropriate for publication. |
| PERI 642 |
Topical
Literature Review of Periodontology Seminar II |
Jacob Shiloah |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 4 |
| This seminar
is conducted weekly throughout the first two years of the residency
program under the direction of the postgraduate periodontics staff.
The purpose of this seminar is exposure to classic and current scientific
literature in various subject areas related to periodontal pathobiology,
as well as written and verbal evaluation of the literature reviewed. |
| PERI 644 |
Review
of Current Periodontology Literature Seminar II |
Robert Selders |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 2 |
| This seminar
is conducted weekly throughout the three-year residency period. Four
of the major journals devoted to periodontics are reviewed selectively.
Selected articles are also reviewed from other major journals. The
purpose of this seminar is to provide experience in reading, abstracting,
and evaluating the most recently published ideas and concepts in the
field of periodontal biology. |
| PERI 840 |
Special
Topics |
Paul Bland |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: Variable
(1-5) |
| Directed
readings or special course in topics of current interest. Student
will select a specific topic. Approval must be obtained from student's
advisor and course instructor prior to enrollment. |
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Second Year
| PERI 715 |
Research
in Periodontal Pathobiology IV |
Sidney Stein |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 3 |
| This course
will provide each second-year student with a continuing opportunity
to engage in periodontally related research for 6 hours per week.
It may include both clinical and laboratory research. Each student
will be assigned a research mentor who is trained and experienced
in research methodologies and writing of scientific papers. Instruction
will be given by appropriate faculty members on an individualized
basis. Student activities will include research of relevant literature,
writing of appropriate literature reviews, hands-on research, gathering
and analysis of data, interpretation of results, drawing conclusions,
and writing papers appropriate for publication. |
| PERI 742 |
Topical
Literature Review of Periodontology Seminar IV |
Jacob Shiloah |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 4 |
| This seminar
is conducted weekly throughout the first two years of the residency
program under the direction of the postgraduate periodontics staff.
The purpose of this seminar is exposure to classic and current scientific
literature in various subject areas related to periodontal pathobiology,
as well as written and verbal evaluation of the literature reviewed. |
| PERI 744 |
Review
of Current Periodontology Literature Seminar IV |
Robert Selders |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 1 |
| This seminar
is conducted weekly throughout the three-year residency period. Four
of the major journals devoted to periodontics are reviewed selectively.
Selected articles are also reviewed from other major journals. The
purpose of this seminar is to provide experience in reading, abstracting,
and evaluating the most recently published ideas and concepts in the
field of periodontal biology. |
| PERI 840 |
Special
Topics |
Paul Bland |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: Variable
(1-5) |
| Directed
readings or special course in topics of current interest. Student
will select a specific topic. Approval must be obtained from student's
advisor and course instructor prior to enrollment. |
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Third Year
| DSCI 800
Section 3 |
Thesis |
Sidney Stein |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: Dunn |
Credit: Arranged |
| Upon achieving
candidate status, this course must be elected. The preparation of
the thesis is finalized, the results presented, and the oral defense
is conducted under this course number. |
| PERI 815 |
Research
in Periodontal Pathobiology VI |
Sidney Stein |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 4 |
| This course
will provide each third-year student with a continuing opportunity
to engage in periodontally related research for 8 hours per week during
the spring semester. It may include both clinical and laboratory research.
Each student will be assigned a research mentor who is trained and
experienced in research methodologies and writing of scientific papers.
Instruction will be given by appropriate faculty members on an individualized
basis. Student activities will include research of relevant literature,
writing of appropriate literature reviews, hands-on research, gathering
and analysis of data, interpretation of results, drawing conclusions,
and writing papers appropriate for publication. Additionally, this
research will be described in a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment
of a Master of Dental Science degree. |
| PERI 844 |
Review
of Current Periodontology Literature Seminar VI |
Robert Selders |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: 2 |
| This seminar
is conducted weekly throughout the three-year residency period. Four
of the major journals devoted to periodontics are reviewed selectively.
Selected articles are also reviewed from other major journals. The
purpose of this seminar is to provide experience in reading, abstracting,
and evaluating the most recently published ideas and concepts in the
field of periodontal biology. |
| PERI 840 |
Special
Topics |
Paul Bland |
| Day: TBA |
Time: TBA |
Place: TBA |
Credit: Variable
(1-5) |
| Directed
readings or special course in topics of current interest. Student
will select a specific topic. Approval must be obtained from student's
advisor and course instructor prior to enrollment. |
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