DEN110

Lecture:

Describe extraoral and intraoral structures.

Compare the most common numbering systems for deciduous and permanent teeth.

Differentiate internal and external morphology on the deciduous and permanent dentition using standard oral anatomy terminology.

Describe variations in occlusion.

Name surrounding structures and describe their locations.

Discuss histology as it pertains to basic tooth and facial development.

Describe the locations of the bones and related landmarks of the head and neck.

Discuss the specific muscles in the head and neck.

Discuss major nervous, vascular and lymphatic supply of the face and oral cavity.

Discuss local anesthetic as it pertains to the landmarks and their corresponding affects.

Laboratory:

Locate and identify extraoral and intraoral structures.

Use the most common numbering systems for deciduous and permanent teeth.

Locate and identify internal and external morphology on the deciduous and permanent dentition using standard oral anatomy terminology.

Compare variations in occlusion.

Locate and identify surrounding structures.

Identify and locate the bones and related landmarks of the head and neck.

Identify and locate specific muscles in the head and neck.

Differentiate major nervous, vascular and lymphatic supply of the face and oral cavity.

Identity and locate nerves and associated foramen in preparation for local anesthetic injections.