Teacher

Overview

Course Description:

“Mucous Membrane’s “course ,which is a part of the oral histology course .the O.H. course aims to be an informal and practical introduction to oral histology Members of the dental profession. Fulfilled and accurate histological study of the cells that comprise oral structures and tissues and their individual and collective functions. The clinical considerations will also be studied through this course. This course will review the basic cellular composition of the teeth, the components of the periodontal apparatus, the varied components of the oral mucosa, and the histology and function of the salivary glands. The cellular composition as it relates to structure, physiology, oral health, and clinical significance will be discussed.

Learning Outcomes:

– Oral mucous membrane , Function, parts and classification

– Structure of O.MM, keratinocytes , keratinized mucosa ,Basal cell Layer (stratum Basale)

– Desmosomes ,Hemi Desmosome ,Spinous cell layer ,Odland body , keratohyalin granules and tonofilament

– Stratum cornium ,ortho and para keratinized ,Non keratinized epithelium (comparison) and stratum superficial

– Difference between keratinocytes and non-

– Details about the basement membrane and connective tissue ( papillary layer-reticular layer )

Course Features

Lectures 6
Quizzes 0
Duration 2 Weeks
Skill level All levels
Language Arabic, English
Students 0
Certificate No
Assessments Yes

Curriculum

Mucous membrane
6
- Lecture1.1
  47- Formative cells of the pulp / Odontoblasts (Details) /junctional complex/ Fibroblast Copy 05 min
- Lecture1.2
  48- Fibroblast follow / Fibrocyte /Defense cells (macrophage ) Copy 05 min
- Lecture1.3
  49- Plasma cell in the pulp / eosinophils /Mast cell / ground substance /blood supply Copy 05 min
- Lecture1.4
  50- blood supply follow / pericytes /Nerve supply / plexus of Rashkow /Function of pulp Copy 05 min
- Lecture1.5
  51- Functions of pulp follow / age changes of the pulp (calcification- denticles- pulp stones) Copy 05 min
- Lecture1.6
  52- age changes of the pulp (calcification- denticles- pulp stones- diffuse pulp calcification)/clinical consideration Copy 05 min

Instructor

Dr. Alaa Abdelkader

Demonstrator oral biology department ACU since 2016 as a full timer. Demonstrator oral biology department NGU since 2017 per task. (2012 -2013) Faculty of Dentistry, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt,Grade: Very Good with honor degree.Holds the Fourth Place in the overall standings in Oral Pathology studies in 2012.Holds the 7th place in the overall standings in Oral Histology studies in 2011.Holds the 5th place in the overall standings in Removable dental prosthetic studies ,Considered as 1st class student in internship year. Passed part I and part II Master Degree regarding oral biology department Ain Shams University. (2015-2017), currently working upon the protocol experiment.Certified in community services as a volunteer, Habitat for Humanity, supporter of Blood Bank and dental convoys in Egyptian countryside and remote villages.Attended the basic course in the restoration of root canal treated teeth RCT with advanced fiber post technique, at Faculty of Dentistry, Ain Shams University in 10/1/2013 with 6 credit hours by Prof.Dr.Tariq Salah.Qualified in dental researches and laboratory investigation related to Oral Pathology studies.Certified by holding the 7th place in Oral Histology final exam in 2011 at the Faculty of Dentistry by the Egyptian Society for Histology Science.Certified by attending the summer course trainee held in Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company.