Introductory Course in Dentistry

Undergraduate course

Course description

Objectives and Content

This course provides a brief outline of oral diseases, their diagnosis and treatment, and helps to strengthen the students' contact and affiliation with the dental environment.

Learning Outcomes

The candidate must

- recognize clinical service as a teaching method

- learn about the most common oral diseases, their diagnosis and treatment

- strengthen their contact with the dental profession and environment

Semester of Instruction

1st and 2nd semester
Teaching and learning methods
The course includes lectures and a clinical introduction course
Compulsory Assignments and Attendance

Mandatory attendance at training on simulators, observer service, infection control, and ethics courses

All teaching is mandatory, except for lectures. The student is responsible for reporting absences, and unexcused absences are not allowed.¿In addition to the attendance requirements, the academic requirements must be met, both in terms of the quality of the work and sufficient practice.

It is not permitted to have more than two attempts at mandatory teaching in this subject.

Forms of Assessment

The student must complete a mandatory digital test in ethics and infection control.

The student must meet the requirements for the scheduled simulation exercises.

The student must have participated in at least 6 clinical sessions as an observer/assistant for 5th-year students

Grading Scale
Pass/Fail
Course Evaluation
Written evaluation every third year
Department
Department of Clinical Dentistry