Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Oral Health Sciences program offers a course in Prosthodontics Treatment Planning, denoted as OHSC8187. This course is designed for students enrolled in the Master of Science in Oral Health Sciences program and aims to engage them in the development of treatment planning and treatment sequencing with postgraduate students in advanced dental specialty programs.

Course Details

• The course carries 1 Credit Hour.
• It is a clinical case conference that combines case presentation with Periodontics, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and Prosthodontics implant patients on a monthly basis.
• Patients are assigned to a team consisting of a surgical resident (Perio-OMFS) and a prosthodontics postgraduate student, promoting a team concept.
• The course involves participation from various specialties, where participants discuss viable treatment alternatives relative to each specialty.
• The primary goal is to identify maximum predictability for success through combined participation seminars.

Registration Restrictions

Level Restrictions

• Students must be enrolled in the Graduate level to participate in this course.

College Restrictions

• Enrollment is restricted to students in the following colleges:
  • Dentistry
  • Kornberg School

Repeatability

• This course may be repeated for additional credit, allowing students to further explore and deepen their understanding of prosthodontics treatment planning.

Participation and Assessment

• Master's students observe the planning process and then complete written assignments based on their observations, ensuring an interactive and reflective learning experience.