biological, mechanical, and esthetic principles necessary to recognize dental caries and perform proper tooth preparation. (2 credit hours) OPDN 401-01- Pre-Clinical Operative Dentistry- This D2 technique course is designed to give the D2 dental student a basic background in the biological and manipulative fundamental principles of operative dentistry and make available the opportunity to practice these principles utilizing the various dental protective liners, bases, and restorative materials for replacing lost tooth structure as a result of caries or trauma. (14 credit hours) OPDN 421-01 - Biodental Materials Seminar - This D2 course presents the basic chemical and physical properties of dental materials as they relate to their manipulation by the dentist. It is intended to bridge the gap between the knowledge obtained in the basic courses in materials science, chemistry, and physics and the dental operatory. (1 credit hour) OPDN 501-01 - Operative Dentistry Seminar - This course is designed to acquaint the D3 student with clinical procedures and regulations; to relate, review and reinforce the knowledge gained in the pre-clinical Operative Dentistry course and the D2 Biomaterials course to clinical practice; to teach students to distinguish between decayed and normal tooth structure; to aid students with patient management; and to teach additional material and techniques not covered in the D2 course in Operative Dentistry. (1 credit hour) OPDN 700-01 – Operative Dentistry Clinic – This clinical course serves as a four-semester course spanning the D3 and D4 years. The major objective is to give the student practice in diagnosis, treatment planning, and comprehensive restorative care for the patient possessing all or part of the natural dentition. (19 credit hours) ASDD 531-01 - Regional Licensure Review I – This D3 course provides students with practical examinations aimed 118
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