T H E M A T I C P L A N
Lectures (1-9), Practical Lessons (1-18),
Materials (1-3) for self-conducted elaboration (Independent work)
on Prosthetic Dentistry, 3trd Year, 5th Semester
№
1.
Themes contents
Acad.
hours
Tooth hard tissue pathology. Diagnosis, treatment modes in teeth preparation. Clinical
2
indications for artificial crowns.
2.
Methods of teeth coronal parts reconstruction by post-core systems.
2
3.
Clinical and laboratory stages of treatment: artificial crowns and post-core fabrication.
2
4.
Preparation of teeth for artificial crowns with ceramic and resin veneers.
2
5.
Gingival retraction methods. Temporary crowns and bridge prostheses.
2
6.
The biocompatibility of dental alloys as the important clinical requirement in prosthetic
2
dentistry.
7.
Clinical implication and techniques of the dental alloys application.
2
8.
Clinical implication and techniques of the auxilliary materials application.
2
9.
Dental implants-based prosthetic treatment (as an alternative option).
2
In total
18
Module I. Application of the fixed and removable partial dentures
Contextual module 1. Specialized patients examination in prosthetic dentistry. Clinical analysis of oclusal status.
Anaesthesia.
1.
Control of the initial knowledge level. Patients examination in prosthetic dentistry. Clinical
4
methods and means of examination.
2.
Supplementary (special) methods of examination. Preliminary and conclusive diagnosis.
4
3.
Components and characteristics of masticatory system
4
4.
Different types of occlusion signs and characteristics
4
5.
Analysis of diagnostic models in articulator
4
6.
Anaesthesia in prosthetic dentistry. Indications for the different clinical methods. Possible
4
faults and complications: preventive approaches
Contextual module 2. Prosthetic treatment with use of artificial crowns.
7.
Indications for the teeth restoration by artificial crowns (single-unit dentures)
4
8.
Technology, clinical and laboratory stages of swaged crowns fabrication. Constructional and
4
additional materials.
9.
Technology, clinical and laboratory stages of combined crowns fabrication. Materials and
4
methods of veneering.
10.
Technology, clinical and laboratory stages of acrylic crowns fabrication. Constructional and
4
additional materials.
11.
Technology, clinical and laboratory stages of full cast crowns fabrication. Constructional and
4
additional materials.
12.
Analysis of possible faults and complications in use of artificial crowns for the prosthetic
4
purposes
Contextual module 3. Fixed partial dentures prosthetics.
13.
Clinical indications for the fixed partial (bridge-like) dentures application
4
14.
Clinical and laboratory stages of soldered fixed partial dentures manufacturing.
4
15.
Indications and clinical stages of metal-ceramic fixed partial dentures application.
4
16.
Laboratory stages of metal-ceramic fixed partial dentures manufacturing
4
17.
Fixation (luting) of the fixed partial dentures
4
18.
Analysis of possible faults and complications in use of the fixed partial dentures: preventive
4
approaches
In total
72
1.
Functional anatomy of the maxillary and mandibular teeth crowns. Contemporary materials
18
and techniques of non-removable prosthetic appliances fabrication.
2.
Clinically-oriented biomechanics of the mandibular movements.
7
3.
Comparative characteristics of the contemporary veneering materials utilized in the
8
fabrication of bridge prostheses.
In total
33
On aggregate in the Semester
123
T H E M A T I C P L A N
Lectures (1-4), Practical Lessons (19-35),
Materials (1-8) for self-conducted elaboration (Independent work)
on Prosthetic Dentistry, 3trd Year, 6th Semester
№
Themes contents
1.
Classification of partially edentulous cases, patients examination, diagnosis. Clinical indications
for removable partial dentures constructions.
Morphofunctional characteristics of human masticatory system. Interocclusal relations of
partially edentulous arches: groups and classes. Clinical implementation. Rules and
requirements of artificial teeth placement.
Constructional peculiarities of cast removable partial dentures. Comparative characteristics of
systems and types in prostheses fixation and stabilisation.
Metals and alloys for removable partial dentures. Characteristics and indications for use.
Possible complications and faults in partial removable denture-based prosthetic treatment.
In total
Contextual module 4. Application of removable partial (acrylic base) dentures
Representation of partially edentulous arches. Examination of patients, diagnostic scheme.
Clinical indications for removable partial denture (RPD).
Selection and characterisation of abutment teeth. Types and parts of clasps (extracoronal direct
retainers): indications and methods of fabrication.
An impression technique to make a working model. RPD (acrylic base) construction base
outline. Principles and methods of occlusal registration in partially edentulous patients.
Interocclusal records for the I-II-III Betelman’s groups of partially edentulous arches.
The technique of making wax patterns and principles of artificial teeth placement.
RPD (acrylic base) try-in procedure. Checking of occclusal relationships. Technological aspects
of RPD fabrication
Biomechanical considerations in RPD (acrylic base) design. Insertion and fitting of RPD.
Evaluation criteria of prosthetic reconstruction.
Characteristics of the denture base resins. Base modelling. Acrylic-induced stomatitis, methods
of possible irritants elimination.
Contextual module 5. Application of removable partial (cast base) dentures
Cast-base RPD: clinical examination, indication for use, information of possible alternatives
Methods and aims of diagnostic models survey study in paralelometer.
Constructive elements of the cast-base RPD. Their functional role, positioning on the abutment
teeth and relationship with underlying (denture-bearing) tissues. Ney-system of clasps.
Principles of “survey line”-based direct retainers (clasps) design. Models duplication procedure.
Materials, equipment (basic and auxilliary)in fabrication of cast base RPD: modelling,
investing, pre-casting.
Casting procedure: materials, methods, equipment, quality control.
Load transfer by cast base RPD with different types of direct retainers (clasps). Try-in, fitting
and placement of cast-base RPD. Peculiarities of patients adaptation.
Sequence of clinical and laboratory procedures. Cast and acrylic base RPD evaluation criteria.
Colloqvial defence of clinical case history.
Summarizing module control
In total
Prosthetic treatment with removable partial dentures. Different types of alveolar ridges atrophy.
The elements of anatomical retention, fixation and stabilization of removable partial dentures.
Functional efficiency of removable partial dentures.
Characteristics of 5 types of Ney’s clasps fixation.
Construction planning of cast removable partial dentures. Types of partially edentulous dental
arches.
Comparative characteristics of removable partial dentures fixation systems (clasps, attachments,
bar retainers, telescopic crowns) .
Technological peculiarities of cast-based removable partial dentures fabrication. Cast-based
removable partial dentures try-in and delivery stages. Clinical requirements.
Preparatory course for the summarizing module control
In total
On aggregate in the Semester
2.
3.
4.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
1-6.
7.
8.
Acad.
hours
2
2
2
2
8
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
70
25
1
6
32
110
T H E M A T I C P L A N
Lectures (1-4), Practical Lessons (1-16),
Materials (1-5) for self-conducted elaboration (Independent work)
on Prosthetic Dentistry, 4th Year, 7th Semester
№
1.
Themes contents
Acad.
hours
Clinical evaluation and treatment planning for the edentulous patients. Technique of
2
functional impressions. Selective pressure impression techniques
2.
Registration of intermaxillary relations. Articulators and occlusion in complete denture
fabrication. Mechanisms of complete denture retention. Pre-definitive treatment and
2
rehabilitation prostheses
4
In total
Module 3. Complete removable prosthodontics
Contextual module 1.Clinical examination of edentulous patients. Impression techniques. Biomechanics of
mandibular movements.
1.
Control of the initial knowledge level. Clinical evaluation and treatment planning for the
3
edentulous patients.
2.
Anatomical upper and lower impressions taking in edentulous patients for the individual trays
3
fabrication.
3.
Upper and lower individual trays fabrication.
3
4.
Individual adjusting of custom-made rigid trays.
3
5.
Upper and lower functional impressions taking.
3
6.
Centric relation/occlusion registration in Betelman’s I-IV clinical situations.
3
7.
Biomechanics of mandibular movements. Factors of occlusion.
3
8.
Theory of articulation: basic principles and clinical application.
3
9.
Methods of articulators use in complete removable prosthodontics.
3
Contextual module 2. Laboratoty stages in complete removable dentures fabrication. Material- and constructionrelated local and systemic reactions in edentulous patients.
10.
Anatomical arrangement of acrylic teeth to customize tooth contacts size, shape and colour
3
(by glass, spherical plane)
11.
Try-in appointment: verifying teeth selection, basis placement, peripheral seal, jaws relations.
3
Communication between dentist and technician in possible faults correction
12.
Laboratoty stages (materials, techniques) in of complete removable dentures fabrication.
3
13.
Fitting and insertion visit: adjustments, recommendations, post-insertion appointments
3
14.
Complete denture relines, repairs and rebases processing. Hard and resilient materials, soft
3
denture liners in complete denture fabrication.
15.
Complete removable dentures material- and construction-related influence on oral tissues.
3
Preventive measures of possible complications.
16.
Contextual module control
3
48
In total
1.
Biomechanical peculiarities of mandibular movements in individuals of different age groups.
20
2.
Theories of the maxillofacial articulation and their application in clinical practice.
4
3.
Contextual module control
4
28
In total
On aggregate in the Semester
80
Thematic Plan
Lectures (1-3), Practical Lessons (17-34),
Materials (1-7) for self-conducted elaboration (Independent work)
on Prosthetic Dentistry and Emergency Cases, 4th Year, 8th Semester
№
1.
2.
3.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Themes contents
Clinical examination in prosthetic dentistry. Dental restorations: indications and techniques.
Facial defects, methods of restoration. Prosthetic treatment, constructional peculiarities of applicable
prostheses.
Emergency cases in prosthetic dentistry. Specification and patients management
In total
Control of the initial level of thematic-oriented knowledge. Indications and clinical stages of
inlays/onlays fabrication.
Direct and indirect techniques of inlays/onlays fabrication.
Indications and constructional analysis of pin-retained crowns.
Clinical and laboratory stages of prosthetic treatment with use of post-cores. Applicable techniques and
methods of modeling.
Indications and techniques of post-cores fabrication
Ceramic and metal-ceramic FPDs indications, materials, clinical and laboratory stages of fabrication.
Comparative characteristic of bridge-like FPDs (swaged-cast-soldered, whole cast).
Principal injuries of maxillo-facial region, that require prosthetic treatment. Fire-arm and non fire-arm
jaws injuries. Transportation splints.
Sprain and fractures of teeth: classification, clinical signs, diagnostics
Prosthetic apparatuses classification. Fixational, formational, substitutional, combined devices and
mechanism of their action.
Post-trauma complications of alveolar process and mandibular jaw fractures. Clinical and laboratory
stages of ring-like crowns – retained splint
Indications and stages of Weber’s splint fabrication.
Peculiarities of the patients with fractured edentulous jaws prosthetic treatment methods. Indications
and stages of Vankevych-proposed apparatus fabrication
Methods of prosthetic treatment in patients with irregularly knitted facial bone fractures and false
joints. Constructional peculiarities of applicable prostheses. Methods of prophylactics
Postoperative defects of jaws. Post-resectional prostheses.
Facial defects, methods of restoration. Face masks/mouldings and ear impressions. Clinical signs of
microstomia. Peculiarities of prosthetic treatment
In total
Emergency cases in prosthetic dentistry. Specification.
Emergency cases in prosthetic dentistry. Patients management.
In total
Occupational safety and health administration requirements in prosthetic dentistry.
Volume and contents of prosthetic service rendered in patients with trauma and postoperative
conditions in maxillofacial region. Part I.
Volume and contents of prosthetic service rendered in patients with trauma and postoperative
conditions in maxillofacial region. Part II.
Technological methods of facial prostheses fabrication.
Replacement techniques in prosthetic treatment.
General principles of differential diagnostics (syllabus).
Contextual preparation for the test (multivariant-answering choice) control.
In total
On aggregate in the Semester
Acad.
hours
2
2
2
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
48
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
7
41
101
THEMATIC PLAN
Lectures (1-4), Practical Lessons (1-24), Materials (1-9)
for self-conducted elaboration (Independent work)
on Prosthetic Dentistry / Dental Implantology
5th Year, 9th Semester
№
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Themes contents
Theories and techniques of dental implantology.
Dental implantation in fixed prosthodontics.
Dental implantation in removable prosthodontics.
Comparative study of the contemporary implantational systems
In total
Clinical observations and patients' care provision. Clinical data records. Techniques of veneers
use in prosthetic dentistry.
Metal oxides-based ceramics and their use in fixed prosthodontics.
Diagnostics-related complications in partially edentulous patients after prosthetic treatment.
Diagnostic considerations and basic principles of partially edentulous patients prosthetic treatment.
Possible deformations in partially edentulous dental arches. Ethiopathogenesis, clinical forms and
treatment protocols. Methods of patients examination.
Possible deformations in partially edentulous dentition as result of premature teeth loss. Syndrome of
dentoalveolar elongation. Treatment modalities.
Occlusal, deformations in partially edentulous patients. Variety of clinical forms. Facial symptoms.
Costen’s syndrome.
Stomatognatic system abnormalities in adults. Specialized methods of patients examination.
Traumatic overloading of periodontium. Selective teeth grinding in mandibular movements selfadjustment.
Excessive teeth abrasion. Ethiopathogenesis, clinical forms.
Methods of patients with excessive teeth abrasion examination.
Methods of excessive teeth abrasion prosthetic treatment. Possible complications and their
prevention.
Prosthetic methods in periodontal diseases treatment.
Methods of periodontal examination. Basic principles of prosthetic treatment.
Teeth splinting in dental arches stabilization.
Prosthetic treatment and complementary patients with localized periodontitis management.
Immediate / temporary / provisional prostheses fabrication.
Ethiopathogenesis and classification of temporomandibular disorders.
Complementary examination methods in patients with temporomandibular disorders.
Habitual / conventional mandibular dislocations: observational data and treatment modalities.
Neuromuscular and occlusal / articulational TMJ dysfunctional syndromes.
Seminar. Patient’s history colloquial report.
Historical aspects of dental implantology. Basic principles, clinical appoaches and treatmeng
modalities.
Dental implantological materials and systems.
In total
Electromyographical methods in functional examination.
Psychoemotional and stress-related reactions in ambulatory patients. Mechanism of orofacial pain.
Contemporary views on technological improvements in dental prosthetics.
Contemporary views on ethiopathogenesis of TMJ disorders and treatment modalities.
Esthetic considerations in dental practice.
Ethiopathogenesis and treatment modalities of mandibular dislocations.
Modern dental prosthetic technology. Workshop with models and schemes.
In total
Bone biology. Basics of reparative osteogenesis. Alveolar bone reactions on functional load.
Characterization of constructive materials in dental implants fabrication.
In total
On aggregate in the Semester
Acad.
hours
2
2
2
2
8
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
5
5
5
5
118
8
8
8
8
7
8
7
54
4
5
9
189
THEMATIC PLAN
Practical Lessons(25-39, 40i-42i), Materials (1-14)
for self-conducted elaboration (Independent work)
on Prosthetic Dentistry and Dental Implantology, 5th Year, 10th Semester
№
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40i
41i
42i
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Themes contents
Organizational basis and general principles of prosthetic treatment. Prosthetic department
structure, economical and legal aspects of prosthetic treatment.
Computer-based examination systems and their use in prosthetic dentistry
Evaluation of oral status and treatment with crowns and FPDs need
Prosthodontic considerations of treatment in patients with maxillary and mandibular
deficiencies.
Basic principles of prosthetic treatment in patients with periodontally compromised teeth.
Clinical management of attachment-retained prostheses. Overdentures: clinical and
technological aspects
Clinical indications and fabrication of provisional restorations. Clinical rationale for tooth
stabilization and splinting
Orthodontic measures in periodontal therapy. Prosthetic treatment of occlusal disharmonies and
periodontal trauma. Fixed partial dentures supported by periodontally compromised teeth.
The practice of complete edentulism prosthetic treatment.
Occlusal analysis and diagnosis. Occlusal disharmonies and their treatment.
TMJ disorders: self-reported symptoms, methods of clinical examination and prosthetic
treatment.
Denture-related complications. Local and general reactions in patients with dental prostheses
Clinical peculiarities, treatment and prevention of local and general disorders due to the use of
metal alloy-based dental prostheses.
Clinical management of patients with denture intolerance reactions, complicated by co-exsisting
diseases.
Aesthetic considerations in prosthetic dental treatment.
In total
Treatment planning for osseointegrated implant rehabilitation in complicated clinical cases
Protocols of of implant-retained prostheses application
Short- and long-term observations on results of dental implants use
In total
In total
Contemporary methods of prosthetic treatment: diversified indications and applications
(synopsis)
Specialized prosthetics-oriented ambulatory patient’s examination (epitome)
Basic ethical and aesthetic principles in prosthetic rehabilitation
Comparative characterization of metal-free and metal-ceramic restorations (schematic
evaluation).
Possible faults and complications of combined prosthetic treatment.
Contextual detalization of clinical and laboratory stages in complete dentures fabrication.
Principles of occlusion: physiological and prosthetic implications.
Evaluations, diagnosis and treatment of occlusion-related problems.
Occlusion and periodontal disease: clinical observations and treatment planning.
Prosthetic measures in treatment of patients with complicated periodontal diseases.
Dental materials: review on composition, properties and indication for use.
Prospectives of dental materials and restorative techniques application.
Methods, techniques and materials in dental implantation.
Immediate and remote quality evaluation of implant-supported dental prostheses.
In total
On aggregate in the Semester
Acad.
hours
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
102
6
6
6
18
120
8
8
8
5
8
8
8
8
8
8
5
5
5
4
96
216