Overview
Course Description:
This 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 the pulp 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 pulp, , and histology and function too. The cellular composition as it relates to structure, physiology, oral health, and clinical significance will be discussed.
Learning Outcomes:
– Pulp, parts (coronal pulp-radicular pulp),apical foramen ,accessory root canal
– Content of pulp ,Cells of pulp ,zones of pulp tissue ,Progenitor cells of the pulp
– Formative cells of the pulp , Odontoblasts (Details) ,junctional complex,Fibroblast
– Fibroblast follow ,Fibrocyte ,Defense cells (macrophage )
– Plasma cell in the pulp , eosinophils ,Mast cell , ground substance ,blood supply
– Pericytes ,Nerve supply , plexus of Rashkow ,Function of pulp
– Functions of pulp follow , age changes of the pulp (calcification- denticles- pulp stones)
– Clinical consideration of pulp
Course Features
- Lectures 8
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 2 Weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language Arabic, English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
Pulp
- 27- Types of movement in pre eruptive phase of perm. Teeth / eruptive phase of perm teeth /gubernacular canals /post eruptive stage of perm teeth /theories of eruption Copy
- 28- Theories of eruption Copy
- 29- Maxillary sinus /air sinuses / Def. / dimensions, volume and development / pneumatization of maxillary sinus /shape Copy
- 30- Drainage /teeth related to max. Sinus /Lining of max. sinus Copy
- 31- Secretions of max. sinus / Max. Sinus function/ clinical considerations Copy
- 32- Oro-antral communication Copy
- 33- Oral mucous membrane /Def./Function / parts /classification / Copy
- 34- Structure of O.MM/ keratinocytes / keratinized mucosa /Basal cell Layer (stratum basale) Copy
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