Appointed by the University Council on the recommendation of the Faculty to be a Teacher in the University:. undergraduate). JOHN FREDERICK O'GRADY, MDSc FRACDS LDS ALISON MARY RICH, BDSc Otago MDSc FRACDS Lecturers in Oral Surgery.
PRINCIPAL DATES 1989
MASTER OF DENTAL SCIENCE
A course of advanced study and research related to the prevention and correction of dental disease, particularly in children. A course of advanced study and research related to the prevention of dental disease and the delivery of dental care.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Advanced study of the structure of matter in relation to the properties of materials involved in dentistry. Biological and mechanical factors involved in the selection, handling and behavior of materials used in clinical practice.
Advanced study and research into the nature and treatment of disorders of the dental pulp and periapical tissues and the relationship between these and other dental and systemic conditions.
ADMISSION TO DENTAL SCIENCE COURSES
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF SELECTION FOR ENTRY TO POSTGRADUATE COURSES
Reservation of Places in Quotas (Deferment)
Special principles may provide that for applicants who have been selected for a course, places in the following year's quota will be reserved, provided that a faculty may determine the number of places to be reserved in each year-. 34;4.3 When an applicant has been granted a deferred place in accordance with paragraph 4.1, the applicant must notify the faculty concerned by the date specified by the faculty. a) whether or not the reserved place will be occupied in the following year;.
NOTIFICATION
A selection committee may, after considering such evidence and conducting such interviews as it deems fit, and subject to any special selection principles, grant a deferred seat for a second period of one year.
LIST OF SUBJECTS
Code No. SUBJECT TITLE
LECTURES
UNSATISFACTORY PROGRESS GUIDELINES
Alternatively, an examining board may retain a second copy of any failed test or assignment to be marked from another point at the end of the year if the student's overall result is a fail. Instructions of the Academic Board Based on Regulation 4.4.1. 1) Theses must be printed on A4 paper with a left margin of at least 4 centimeters wide.
USE OF ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS IN EXAMINATIONS
SPECIF/ED USE
PERMITTED USE
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
PRACTICAL WORK
Students in the third to fifth years of the course may be required to attend extended clinical experience in terms 1, 2, 4 and 5. The number of teaching hours within clinical dental subjects may vary from time to time in subject to availability of accommodation and facilities.
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
COMMON ROOMS
TELEPHONE
DEPOSIT FOR INSTRUMENTS
DENTAL SCHOOL RULES FOR STUDENTS
Students must comply with all safety precautions as outlined by the Safety Officers of the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne and The University of Melbourne, which are posted on department notice boards. Students are only permitted to undertake clinical work on registered patients at the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne. On library nights, all areas of the building except the access road to the library and the library are off-limits to students.
SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES, AND PRIZES
ENTRANCE AWARDS (available for duration of course)
SUMMARY OF AWARDS
STUDENTS' LOAN FUND
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID OFFICE
Lectures, Practical and Research Work
Assessment
Books
FIRST YEAR
600-003 BIOLOGY (DENTAL COURSE)
230-101 DENTAL STUDIES 1
A consideration of the role of the dentist and the dental profession towards the individual patient and society. Three written assignments, one during the year and two at the end of the year, up to a maximum of 6 hours.
516-018 ANATOMY 1
233-101 ORAL ANATOMY 1
Each candidate's progress will be assessed throughout the course and will be taken into account in the assessment of the final examination. Candidates whose progress in practical classes has been satisfactory may be exempted from all or part of the final practical examination. All candidates may be required to undergo additional tests, including viva voce and/or practical examination.
SECOND YEAR
516-028 ANATOMY 2
233-201 ORAL ANATOMY 2
230-201 DENTAL STUDIES 2
521-029 BIOCHEMISTRY
536-029 PHYSIOLOGY
THIRD YEAR
526-039 MICROBIOLOGY
Describe how microbiology can be used and misused in the diagnosis and management of dental diseases and the complications that may follow. A 1-hour written exam consisting of short-answer or multiple-choice questions related to lectures and practical work and a 1-hour practical exam will be held in the middle of the year. At the end of the year there will be a 3-hour written paper and a 1-hour practical exam.
230-301 DENTAL STUDIES 3
To inculcate the concept of asepsis in dental practice by examining the epidemiology of dental disease and the possible routes of infection in dental practice. Lecture programme: Diagnosis and treatment of the exposed vital pulp and the necrotic pulp with and without periapical involvement. Consistency of the buccal mucosa and oral surface anatomy in relation to appliance area and circumference.
531-039 PATHOLOGY
534-039 PHARMACOLOGY
FOURTH YEAR
553-411 MEDICINE
The course of lectures and tutorials is supplemented with clinical notes which outline various topics and highlight areas of difficulty or of particular importance.
556-411 SURGERY
233-402 ORAL PATHOLOGY
230-401 DENTAL STUDIES 4
A continuation of the diagnosis and treatment planning in Third Section and including special investigations useful for establishing diagnoses, differential diagnosis of oral disorders and formulating treatment plans for complex cases. A continuation of the longitudinal growth studies of selected normal patients and patients showing abnormalities of growth and development, including behavior. A continuation of the clinical practice started in the third year with the total care of selected patients in a general clinical practice setting.
FIFTH YEAR
The terminal dentition, assessment and treatment by immediate denture therapy; surgical, laboratory and clinical aspects; bone remodeling and its control. A scheduled period of 3 hours per week up to a total of 78 hours for carrying out library work related to the preparation of assignments for Dental Studies 4. Candidates may be required to engage in further clinical, laboratory and/or or subject to viva voce examinations.
Consideration of the diagnostic and management aspects of patients with multiple or complex general and dental problems; specialist referral. The extension of earlier years' growth studies to growth, development, attitudinal and behavioral changes throughout the period of maturity and into aging. Clinical aspects of the dental care of patients with disorders involving mastication, salivary glands, taste, deglutition and oral proprioception.
233-503 ORAL MEDICINE AND ORAL SURGERY
The research project report will be examined and candidates may be asked to submit to an oral examination in relation to their work as set out in the written report. Endotracheal anesthesia, the place of non-endotracheal techniques, including conscious sedation, in dentistry and the limitations of the techniques. Candidates may be required to submit to additional clinical, laboratory, written and/or viva voce examinations.
236-503 CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY
Normally, students are scheduled into clinics for clinical tutorials at Melbourne's Royal Dental Hospital, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Royal Children's Hospital and Peter MacCallum Cancer Clinic. Applied physiology of respiration and circulation in relation to patients undergoing surgery under general anaesthesia. Assessments of each student's written and practical work are also made throughout the year and are factored into the assessment of the final result.
241-504 RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Gnathology: Chewing forces and efficiency, function of the periodontal ligament, mandibular movements during chewing and speaking, the jaw joint in relation to dysfunction, diagnosis and treatment planning, myographic analysis, bruxism. Maxillofacial prostheses: Principles for assessment and treatment of gross defects after surgery, radiation and trauma. Assessment of the individual student's written and practical work is also carried out during the year and is included in the assessment of the final result.
Precise appliance work, indications and contraindications, patient preparation, requirements for abutments and supporting tissue, overdentures, sectional dentures, implant abutments.
241-601 RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
241-603 ORTHODONTICS
241 -604 ENDODONTICS
236-601 CHILDREN'S DENTISTRY
236-602 PERIODONTICS
236-604 PREVENTIVE AND COMMUNITY DENTISTRY
233-601 ORAL PATHOLOGY AND ORAL MEDICINE
233-603 ORAL ANATOMY, ORAL HISTOLOGY AND ORAL EMBRYOLOGY
REGULATIONS
An applicant for probationary candidacy may be admitted to probationary candidacy if—. a) the applicant is accepted by the Academic Board with the recommendation of the head of the relevant department and the dean of the relevant faculty; and. b) not being a university graduate, the applicant becomes a graduate student of the University. For the purposes of Regulation 4.4.1, the thesis shall be written in English, unless the Council, on the recommendation of the Academic Board, determines otherwise. The Academic Board can, with the recommendation of the head of the designated department—. a) require a candidate as part of the course to participate in lectures and practical work as determined by the Academic Board;
BOOK LIST
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE
610-003 CHEMISTRY (DENTAL SCIENCE)
600-003 BIOLOGY (DENTAL SCIENCE)
230-101 DENTAL STUDIES I
516-018 ANATOMY I
Weir J in Abrahams P Atlas radiološke anatomije Pitman Medical Rohen J W in Yokochi C Barvni atlas anatomije 1983 Igaku-Shoin Anderson J E Grantov atlas anatomije 8. izdaja Williams & Wilkins Bloom W in Fawcett D Učbenik histologije 11. izdaja Saunders. Evers H A in Haegerstam G Handbook of Dental Local Anestesia 1981 Schutz Sperber G H Craniofacial Embryology 3rd ed Wright. 34;Sperber GH CraniofacialEmbryology 3rd ed 1981 Wright Berkovitz et al Atlas of Oral Anatomy 1978 Wolfe Moore K L The Developing Human 3rd ed 1982 Saunders Bhaskar Orbans Oral Histology 1986 10th ed Mosby.
521-029 BIOCHEMISTRY (DENTAL COURSE)
34;Last R J Anatomy Regionaland Applied'7th ed Churchill-Livingstone Gray Anatomy Descriptive and Applied 36th ed Longman. Ten Cate A R Oral histology: development, structure and function 1985 2nd edition Mosby Provenza D and Seibel W Oral histology inheritance and development 2nd edition 1986 Lea &.
536-029 PHYSIOLOGY (DENTALSCIENCE)
Anderson J R ed Muir's Textbook of Patology 12th ed 1985 Edward Arnold Hurley J V Acute Inflammation 2nd ed 1983 Churchill-Livingstone.
526-039 MICROBIOLOGY (DENTALCOURSE)
534-039 PHARMACOLOGY (DENTAL SCIENCE)
Zarb GA et al. Prosthetic therapy for partially edentulous patients 1978 Mosby Cooper H K et al. Cleft Palate and Cleft Lip 1979 Saunders. McCarthy P L and Shklar C Diseases of the oral mucosa 2nd edition 1980 Lea & Febiger Halstead C L et al Physical Evaluation of the Dental Patient 1982 Mosby. Frank A L et al Clinical & Surgical Endodontics: Concepts in Practice 1983 Lippincott 'Goaz PW and White S C Oral Radiology Principles and Interpretations 2nd Edition 1987.
Zarb G A et al Temporomandibular joint function and dysfunction 1979 Mosby Zarb G A et al Prosthetic therapy for the edentulous patient 1978 Mosby. Nally F F and Eggleston D J A Handbook of Oral Medicine 2nd Edition 1983 Mane UP Dolby A E The Oral Mucosa in Health and Disease 1975 Blackwell. Bond M R Pain its nature and analysis and treatment 2nd edition 1984 Churchill-Livingstone Pindborg J J Atlas of diseases of the oral mucosa 3rd edition 1980 Munksgaard.
233-503 ORAL MEDICINE & ORAL SURGERY
Killey H C and Kay L W The Impacted Wisdom Tooth 2nd ed 1975 Churchill-Livingstone Banks P Killey's Fractures of the Middle Third of the Facial Skeleton 5th ed 1987 Wright Killey H C Fractures of the Mandible 3rd ed 1983. Mason D K and Chisholm D M Salivary Glands in Health and Disease 1975 Saunders Scully C and Cawson R A Medical Problems in Dentistry 2nd ed 1987 Wright Wood N K and Goaz P W Differential Diagnosis of Oral Lesions 3rd Edition 1985 Oral Difestiasis and Mosby Josones 1980 Saunders Zegarelli E V Kutsher A H and Hyman G A Diagnosis of mouth and jaw disease. Birch A A and Tolmie J D Anesthesia for the Uninterested 2nd Edition 1986 Aspen Press Hill C M and Morris P J General Anesthesia and Sedation in Dentistry A Dental.
241 -504 RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Killey H C Kay L W and Seward G R Benign cystic lesions of the jaws, their diagnosis and treatment 3rd edition 1977 Churchill-Livingstone. Ash M and Ramfjord S P An Introduction to Functional Occlusion 1982 Saunders Gross M D Occlusion in Restorative Dentistry 1982 Churchill Livingstone Andreasen J O Traumatic Injuries of the Teeth 2nd ed 1981 Munskgaard Cohen S and Burns RC Pathways of the Pulp 197th 197; The Prevention of Dental Disease 1983 OUP Newbrun E ed Fluorides and Dental Caries 3rd edition 1986 Thomas.
DEGREE OF MASTER OF DENTAL SCIENCE
241-604 ENDODONTICS
236-601 CHILDREN'S DENTISTRY 236-602 PERIODONTICS
233-602 ORAL SURGERY
233-603 ORAL ANATOMY ORAL HISTOLOGY AND ORAL EMBRYOLOGY
CONTINUING EDUCATION IN THE FACULTY OF DENTAL SCIENCE
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
