Methodologies for predicting and modifying growth relative to growing patients with skeletal problems are presented. 4 credits. 4 credits. 2 credits. 3L, 16W. SP. Fixed Prosthodontics Lecture. 2L, 16W. FA. Specific drug classes include antimicrobial drugs (antibiotics and antifungals), endocrine pharmacology, anti-cancer and anti-viral drugs, drug-drug interactions, and drug abuse. 1R, 16W. 2 credits. C. PRS 313. CPD 312A. Download Pharmacy and Health Professions Catalog. Technique application in the reduction and restoration of tooth structure as applied to the primary, mixed, and young permanent dentitions will also be covered. 2 credits. Practical application of endodontic treatment procedures and principles performed on plastic and natural teeth mounted in stone to simulate clinical practice. Provides knowledge of balanced nutrition and measurement of dietary factors as related to clinical prevention and health care. 3R, 3L or C, 16W (Split classes). A PDF of the entire 2020-2021 Graduate Catalog. This course will review core pharmacology topics from ORB 231 and ORB 311. Radiographic anatomy. PER 414. 1R, 3L, 1W (Split classes). Special Care Community-Based Dental Education. Creighton’s State-of-the-Art Dental Clinic. FA, PDO 314. SP. Dental students are engaged in research early in their academic career, participating in a research project as part of a course requirement. This course is an introduction to contemporary operative dental procedures, including the evaluation and review of newly developed restorative materials. The student is introduced to the diagnosis of periodontal diseases as well as the relevant etiology and contributory factors. We have dental students who have majored in English, foreign languages, political science and sociology. 2F, 4W; 3F, 4W (Split classes). Dental Materials Laboratory. Emphasis on personal financial planning, OSHA and HIPAA regulations as affecting the dental practice and office computer management. Clinical Introduction to Scaling and Polishing. 5 credits. Basic principles of endodontics including diseases of the pulp and periapical tissues, diagnosis and treatment procedures, prognosis, bleaching, and restoration of endodontically treated teeth. Basic instruction in neuroscience. Principles of oral hygiene, infection control, record keeping and extraoral/intraoral examination are applied to patient care. Periodontology Lecture. C. GDD 416. PRS 333. Special emphasis is placed on non-carious conditions such as cracked tooth syndrome and elective esthetic dentistry. Public Health Dentistry. Operative Dentistry Laboratory. This course will feature advanced techniques for the manipulation of stainless steel materials and other materials and appliances used in preventive and interceptive orthodontic procedures. SP. FA, SP. Communication styles, time management, problem solving, dealing with stress, and understanding various cultural differences will be addressed. 4 credits. Skip to main content. This preclinical course introduces the student to axiUm, the patient management system used in the Dental School clinic. CPD 335. Occlusion Lecture. Students will treat patients who present with some form of dental emergency during scheduled block rotations. 7L, 8W; 6L, 8W. This course introduces the student to implantology, crown lengthening surgery and interrelationships between periodontics and other specialties. Introduction to the philosophy and need for preventive dentistry by developing the student's concepts of self-motivation; knowledge of dental diseases and abnormalities; application of the principles of fluoridation; nutrition, patient motivation, and home care. 5 credits. 9 credits. Selecting, administrating, and prescribing appropriate pharmacologic agents to manage conditions that influence dental treatment including pain and anxiety, and using non-pharmacologic methods when appropriate. Preventing, recognizing, managing, and treating, for the short-term, acute medical emergencies in the dental environment including the provision of life support measures. An initial introduction of the students to the treatment of patients in a clinical setting. The numbering system and its significance is as follows: 1. An overview of overdentures and implant prosthesis provided. FA, SP. Credit value of the course in terms of semester hours of credit. END 313. Basic instruction in nutrition, including nutrients for growth and development of oral tissues. Temporomandibular Disorders/Orofacial Pain. SP, CPD 313. This will help to ensure competent use of commonly used dental materials at the clinical level. Applying basic and advanced principles of fixed prosthodontics to restore the dentition to form and function using cast metals, porcelain restorations, porcelain-fused-to-metal restorations, and composite restorative materials as well as the restoration of implants. Particular emphasis will be placed on basic and essential knowledge in providing pediatric dental care by general practitioners. SP, GDP 412. 1R, 16W. SP. C. DAR 416. Additionally, several in vitro projects are under way. Creighton Community School 325 Main St PO Box 158 Creighton, SK S0P 0A0 7 credits. A lecture course focused upon the classification, examination, diagnosis, and management of temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain. Dental Pharmacology. Advanced Implantology. 1R, 16W. 1R, 16W. Emphasis is placed on correct preparation of teeth with placement of currently acceptable materials, prevention of disease and maintenance of oral health. Manipulative techniques of the materials commonly employed in operative dentistry are emphasized. Also develop an understanding of radiographic prescription following the ADA guidelines. C. END 413. 3. For the 2020-2021 admissions cycle, DAT scores are valid only if completed after June 1, 2017. Many members of the baby-boom generation will need complicated dental work. Endodontics Laboratory. The student participates in clinical procedures of single tooth restorations. C. DAR 315. Community Dentistry Field Experience. 16W designates a semester-long course, 8W indicates the course is in session for one academic quarter (half-semester), and any other number reflects the actual number of weeks the course is offered. Clinical course in which each junior student evaluates a fellow student from an orthodontic perspective and obtains orthodontic models. 1R, 16W; 4C, 2W (Clinic sessions are split classes). Dental Management of Medically Complex Patients. Prescription writing is also presented. Students will be expected to provide a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's orthodontic condition, obtain quality orthodontic records for proper diagnosis and treatment planning, present a treatment plan to the patient, and observe active treatment of patients. More flexibility. This is accompanied by a clinical introduction of students to the treatment of patients in clinical setting, including the principles of clinical examination, dental hygiene procedures and infection control. Our vision: we will be a School of Medicine respected by our peers for excellence in teaching, research, and clinical care. 10 credits. Creighton School of Dentistry offers students a comprehensive curriculum and a first-rate educational experience that not only prepares highly competent dentists, but outstanding human beings. The rationale for materials selection, as dictated by clinical procedure and product comparison, will also be presented. 5 credits. Primary focus is on utilization of the electronic health record (EHR). Philosophies for conventional removable and fixed orthodontic appliances are discussed along with specific mechanical principles of each appliance system. Demonstration surgery of complicated surgical procedures is performed by faculty for small-group instruction. Basic instruction in the gross anatomy of the head and neck. The local chapter of the ASDA promotes active participation of undergraduate dental students in their own dental organizations. GDS 114. Prognosis and treatment of these diseases will be stressed. 2R, 6L, 16W (Split classes for laboratory). The roles of proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and saccharides in metabolic processes and metabolic regulation are examined as are the interrelationships among carbohydrates, lipids, amino acids, purines, and pyrimidines. 1R, 16W; 3L, 16W. The Department of Pediatrics at Creighton University School of Medicine provides outstanding education for medical students, residents, fellows and other health professionals. Preventive Dentistry. FA. The student will work in managing various challenging situations through application of learned skills. Each student will present one case. Complete Denture Prosthodontics. Curriculum Vitae Joseph V. Franco Jr., D.D.S. SP, PRS 412. PRS 311. Understanding the biomedical sciences and their relationship to oral health, oral diseases, and oral-related disorders. Communicating and collaborating with other members of the health care team to facilitate the provision of health care. FA, SP. Patient evaluation, indications, contraindications, methods of administration, complications and clinical applications associated with local anesthesia, analgesia, and general anesthesia. Pain Control/Anesthesia. DAR 136. Restoring single defective teeth with appropriate materials and techniques to establish proper form, function, and esthetics. W indicates "week" and is used with a number to indicate the approximate length of the course. We hope to be able to have in person tours very soon in the future, but in the meantime, please enjoy touring our Dental School virtually! A PDF of the entire 2020-2021 Law Catalog. PRS 214. SP. PRS 132. Unfortunately, as a result of COVID-19, Creighton University is not able to conduct in person tours at the present time. Performing uncomplicated periodontal therapies and in managing the care of patients with complicated or advanced periodontal problems. DAR 214. Replication and expression of genetic information are discussed in the context of growth regulation, hormone action, genetic disorders, and malignant disease. 7L, 16W. As a result, students are better prepared to assume a professional role after graduation. SP. FA. 4 credits. School of Medicine . PRS 233. Credit hours, in general, are assigned on the following basis: Lectures and seminars - 1 hour of credit for each hour of contact per week per quarter (8-week period). Community Dentistry Field Experience. OMS 314. OMS 414. 2 credits. Includes integration of basic pharmacology. Lectures and discussions on pharmacological principles and specific drug classes. The Creighton University School of Dentistry clinic has resumed clinical operations. After graduating in dentistry, your options may include: Approximately 1 in 4 of graduates of the School of Dentistry continue on to earn a specialty degree. 1 credit. See the School of Dentistry’s admissions requirements. In the Catholic, Jesuit tradition of Creighton University, the mission of the School of Medicine is to improve the human condition through excellence in educating students, physicians and the public, advancing knowledge, and providing comprehensive patient care. The first is an 8-week Summer Diagnostic Session in which students are involved in academic pretesting and curricular … Postnatal growth with special consideration of development of the primary and permanent dentitions. Relative Value Units. OMS 233. 2013-2014 . Creighton University School of Dentistry. The first semester of the sophomore, junior, and senior year slo includes courses offered during a summer session. Introduction to diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease, developmental defects, or traumatic injuries of the hard tissues of individual teeth. GDS 136. Lectures and discussions on pharmacological principles, including pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism, drug receptors, pharmacodynamics and pharmacotherapeutics. This course is designed to provide clinical experience in oral diagnosis, radiology, treatment planning, oral hygiene and assessment of treatment outcomes. This course teaches the basic principles of general and systemic pathology, concentrating on the etiology, pathogenesis and applications to dentistry. Dental Student at CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY. The student provides patient education and home care instructions and performs coronal and subgingival scaling, prophylaxis and fluoride treatment. FA. in any major and fulfill the prerequisites for any graduate school in just four years. 2 credits. Periodontology Lecture. ORB 115 General Gross Anatomy Lecture (10) FA. Recognizing and managing oral mucosal and osseous disorders. GDO 314. 3 credits. FA. Oral Surgery Clinic. ORB 115. Managing a diverse patient population and having the interpersonal and communication skills to function successfully in a multicultural work environment. 3 credits. 2 credits. Diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease, developmental defects, or traumatic injuries of the hard tissues of individual teeth. 3 credits. Immediate, interim and treatment dentures as well as relines, rebases and repair procedures are discussed. Oral Surgery Lecture. Basic instruction in bacteriology, immunology, mycology, virology, and parasitology. 1R, 3W; 2R, 3W; 8R, 1W. This course will prepare dental students to collaborate interprofessionally to evaluate and provide appropriate and comprehensive oral health care for special needs adolescents and adults with varying medical, physical and behavioral complexities in general practice upon graduation. 1S, 8W. 3 credits. Dental auxiliary utilization and four handed dentistry are emphasized. These symbols are used to identify the subject area of course offerings in schedules, grade reports, transcripts of records, etc. Special attention will be given to the neurophysiology of the masticatory system and how it relates to acute and chronic pain conditions. The broke ground on a new 200,000-square foot facility that is scheduled to open in July, 2018. Systemic diseases with oral considerations are stressed and actual clinical case histories are utilized whenever appropriate. SP. Special emphasis is placed on recognition and treatment of pathology pertinent to the teeth and the evaluation of acceptable dental materials and techniques. 2 credits. The major components of a medical history are reviewed, including interview principles, elicitation of symptoms, observation of signs and documentation of information. GDD 316. FA, SP. 4R, 16W. In addition, because each generation is more likely to keep their teeth than past generations, more dental care will be needed in the years to come. FA. Clinic. PER 212. Demonstration surgery of complicated surgical procedures is performed by faculty for small-group instruction. The student provides basic restorative services in a clinical practice setting. SP. Manipulative techniques of the materials commonly employed in operative dentistry are emphasized. Managing minor tooth movements and space maintenance as well as the care of patients with complicated or advanced orthodontic problems. Elective courses, unless included in the foregoing list of departments and courses, are optional and carry no credit, and though they are credited on transcripts, they do not figure in grade-point averages. Clinical practice in the construction of the simpler types of crowns and bridges and in the restoration of implants, as appropriate C. PRS 317. Relative Value Units. 1 credit. DAR 313. Managing the restoration of partial or complete edentulism using contemporary implant procedures. Study of the basic restorations involved in restoring oral function by use of fixed prostheses. Applying the basic principles and philosophies of practice management and having the skills necessary to function as the leader of the oral health care team. PRS 312. C. PRS 414. Medical emergencies and their management are integrated into the discussion of the major systems-syncope, airway obstruction, laryngospasm, bronchospasm, angina, MI, allergic response, hyperventilation and seizures. 3 credits. 1R, 16W. This course is taught by lecture, laboratory dissection, models, radiographic images, and various multimedia resources. 7 credits. Following the correlation of facts obtained, the formulation of a diagnosis, prognosis and treatment plan is made. This course is designed to review and refine critical thinking skills that are necessary in diagnosing common diseases that involve the oral cavity and the head and neck regions. 1 credit. This will require evaluation of the patient health history, chief complaint, and a screening of their oral health status to include requesting of appropriate minimal radiographs to identify and categorize dental treatment indications. Clinical course in which each senior student participates in the orthodontic clinic observing all phases of orthodontic treatment. Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation. 2R, 8W; 1R, 8W. 3 credits. Discussion of clinical application of basic techniques and introduction of more advanced and complex techniques employed in the construction of fixed bridges and ceramic restorations. Block assignment will be scheduled in the Main Radiology Clinic to gain experience in intra-oral and extra-oral dental digital radiography. Therefore, the School of Dentistry has created a virtual tour so that you can get a walkthrough of the Dental School. 3 credits. 1-8 credits. FA. Many students have presented research projects and results at regional, national and international meetings and published findings in scientific journals. SP, PRS 234. Operative Dentistry Clinic. C. OMS 315. Membership is voluntary for all undergraduate dental students and includes privileges of attending all dental meetings of the local, state and national organization. 2R, 16W. Microscopic anatomy of normal mammalian and/or human tissues and organs. FA, SP. FA indicates fall semester; SP indicates spring semester. F. CPD 412B. FA. DAR 224. GDS 116. Outcomes. Designed to acquaint students in small groups with area health problems and with area health services and agencies. FA. The second digit indicates the quarter (half of semester) within which the course begins, except that a zero indicates an elective course. C. GDP 332. The following is a sample course description with the individual symbols explained in the order in which they appear in that description. Evidence-Based Dental Care: Understanding and Evaluating Dental Research. PDO 413. Relative Value Units. SP. Pierre Fauchard és l'autor més important de l'odontologia per les repercussions posteriors i innovacions que va introduir. The Creighton chapter of the SNDA is an active group committed to public service and community involvement. History of Dentistry. Some dental schools require additional courses, such as English composition, and additional upper-level biology courses, such as anatomy and physiology, microbiology and biochemistry. Major topics include the neuroanatomy of the central and peripheral nervous systems introduced in ORB 115. Interpersonal Relationships and Communication, Dental Materials and Introduction to Operative Dentistry Lecture, Dental Materials and Introduction to Operative Dentistry Laboratory, Introduction to Electronic Health Record Management, Introduction to Conduct of Research Lecture, Clinical Introduction to Scaling and Polishing, Behavioral Science Aspects of Patient Care, Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Clinic, Evidence-Based Dental Care: Understanding and Evaluating Dental Research, Dental Management of Medically Complex Patients, Principles of Orthodontics and Dento-Facial Growth and Development, Orthodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Clinic, Temporomandibular Disorders/Orofacial Pain, Practical Pharmacotherapeutics for the Dentist. Since there is not a national dental licensure standard each state may have additional requirements that could include local or regional licensure exams and a written national board exam. 3 credits. State Licensure RequirementsAs an accredited dental school a conferred degree from Creighton’s School of Dentistry meets the dental degree requirement for licensure for all 50 US states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Radiographic features pertaining to craniofacial structures as well as to developmental, neoplastic and systemic diseases will be discussed. SP. 2 credits. 1R, 5W; 2R, 1W, C. CPD 416A. I'm glad I stuck with it. 4 credits. 8 credits. Performing uncomplicated hard and soft tissue oral surgical procedures and in managing the care of patients with complicated oral surgical problems. DAR 314. Study of the chemical components of the body with primary emphasis upon the structure, function and synthesis of the macromolecule components of cells and tissues. The opportunity to apply the knowledge and principles learned in classroom courses in oral diagnosis, oral medicine, oral pathology, general dentistry, fixed and removable prosthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, and oral radiology to clinical situations is an integral aspect of this course. The PDF will include all information unique to this page. Students are assigned to the pediatric dental clinic on a rotating basis. All rights reserved.Privacy Policy | Non-Discrimination Statement. Creighton University’s Post-baccalaureate Program is designed to aid disadvantaged students in their preparation and admission to dental school. Clinical practice of endodontics. 2 credits. Radiographic Interpretation. This course reviews National Board Part 2 issues, including the etiology, contributory factors, and diagnosis of bacterial plaque induced periodontics. C. GDO 333. Non-Discrimination Statement, American Student Dental Association (ASDA), Student National Dental Association (SNDA), School of Pharmacy and Health Professions, Center for Interprofessional Practice, Education & Research (CIPER), School of Dentistry’s admissions requirements, please enjoy touring our Dental School virtually, Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Dental Certificate, Prepare you for a high level of professional competence, Instill caring, ethical and moral components into your professional life, Expose you to diverse patients as well as peers, who come from many backgrounds and enrich campus with a variety of traditions and experiences, How to manage all phases of comprehensive dental care with confidence, How to manage pain and maximize your calming influence on patients, How to communicate professionally in both oral and written forms, How to embrace new technology and discover how it can enhance your ability to treat your patients, How serving others can enrich your professional life and improve the health of your community, Promotes public awareness of issues such as oral cancer, Fosters relationships with the local community to provide oral health education and screening to underserved populations, Provides opportunities to attend conferences and seminars at the local and national level, Research to improve healthcare delivery models and care of the underserved. 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