Clinical Unit 3

Recommended Prerequisites

ODP II: Pediatric Dentistry I;  Preventive and Community Dentistry, Nutrition and Dietetics; General Human Anatomy and Head and Neck; Dental Anatomy; Stomatognatic System Fisiology; General and Oral Histology and Embriology

ORTHODONTICS II: Orthodontics I (Diagnosis, Tratment planning,  embrioloy and Regional growth of the craniofacial complex; removable appliances); General Human Anatomy and Head and Neck; Dental Anatomy; Stomatognatic System Fisiology; General and Oral Histology and Embriology.

Teaching Methods

ODP II

Theory classes (theory+clinical cases) + Clinical sessions exclusively dedicated to oral pathology in children.

ORTHODONTICS  II

Clinical practice lessons dedicated to the preparation of cephalometrics, diagnosis, treatment plan , and orthodontic treatment in children and adolescents.

Learning Outcomes

Orthodontics II:Theoretical.Toacquire and interpret the theoretical foundations of the biological basis of orthodontic treatment for subsequent use in craniofacial deformities of different complexities.Clinical.acquire experience in diagnosis and ortho. treatment (preventive.interceptive.corrective) of different types of malocclusion with increasing complexity and demand;be able to do a proper case history of orthod;Applying removable and functional appliances in children and adolescents . ODP: Theoretical.Toacquire and interpret concepts based on clinical specific situations. Clinical.To acquire, under supervision, knowledge in diagnosis, preventive and operative treatment (restorative, pulpar, surgical treatment) in clinical situations with crescent difficulty;to master behavior management techniques; to know pharmacology and its use in pain control; to deal with emergencies and urgencies;to provide adequate treatment options to special health care needs patients.

Work Placement(s)

No

Syllabus

ODP II: 1Behavior management guidance: basic/advanced techniques   2Complex restorative treatment in primary/young permanent dentition   3Pulp therapy for primary/immature permanent teeth   4Advanced pediatric oral surgery techniques 5Oral prosthodontic rehabilitation in PD   6Traumatic orofacial injuries in children and adolescents   7Emergencies and urgencies oral care in PD   8Management of the developing dentition and occclsion in children   9Clinical approach to special health care needs children

 

ORTHODONTICS II

1. Biological bases of orthodontic therapy.

2. Orthodontic Screening.

3. Orthodontic treatment for problems in primary dentition.

4. Orthodontic Treatment in mixed dentition .

5. orthodontic treatment in adolescents without skeletal problems .

6. Orthodontic treatment in adolescents with skeletal problems .

7. skeletal effects of orthodontic forces .

8. Principles of mechanical control of Orthodontic forces.

9. Orthodontic - Surgical - orthognathic treatment .

Head Lecturer(s)

Ana Luísa Moreira Costa

Assessment Methods

Contnuous assessment
Solid overall performance in practical classes: 50.0%
Exam: 50.0%

Final assessment
Solid overall performance in practical classes: 30.0%
Exam: 70.0%

Bibliography

ODP II
1) Boj JR et al. Odontopediatría. Editorial Masson. 2004;
2) McDonald RE, Avery DR. Odontopediatria. 7º ed. Rio de Janeiro: Guanabara Koogan; 2001.
3) Welbury R, Duggal M. Paediatric Dentistry. 4th ed. Oxford University Press; 2012.
4) Silva LB. Tratado de Odontopediatria (I e II). Amolca; 2008. 5) www.aapd.org www.cochrane.org www.iadt
dentaltrauma.org 6) Bibliografia cedida complementarmente no decorrer do ano letivo de acordo com os temas em
lecionação.
ORTODONTIA II
- McLaughlin, Bennett, Trevisi. SYSTEMIZED ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT MECHANICS. Mosby international.2001.
Mosby international.1998.
- Sarver, D. Esthetic orthodontics and Orthognatic surgery
- Proffit W, Fields Jr HW, Sarver DM. Contemporary Orthodontics.