Program Overview

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Introduction to the Dental Prostheses Manufacture Technology Study Program

The Dental Prostheses Manufacture Technology Study Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of dental prostheses manufacture. The program aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies to pursue a successful career in this field.

Program Overview

The program consists of eight semesters, with a total of 127 credit hours. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in the principles and practices of dental prostheses manufacture, as well as the necessary skills and knowledge to work effectively in a clinical or laboratory setting.

First Semester

The first semester includes the following courses:

• UGE 01: English Language (1)
• HGPC-101: Physical Chemistry
• HGPH-101: Physics
• HGAN-101: Human Anatomy
• HGCS-101: Communication Skills (1)
• HGCP-101: Computer Skills and Programming Concepts (1)

Second Semester

The second semester includes the following courses:

• UGE 02: English Language (2)
• HGBP-102: Biomedical Physics
• HGCP-102: Computer Skills and Programming Concepts (2)
• HGMT-102: Medical Terminology (1)
• HGBM-102: Basic Microbiology
• UGA 03: Arabic Language Skills
• HGHR-102: Human Rights

Third Semester

The third semester includes the following courses:

• UGE 03: English Language (3)
• HGPS-201: Physiology
• HDSC-201: Shaping & 3D Configuration
• HDDB-201: Dental Biomaterials
• HDAT-201: Dental Anatomy and Tooth Morphology (1)
• HDSP-201: Somatognatic Physiology

Fourth Semester

The fourth semester includes the following courses:

• HDAT-202: Dental Anatomy and Tooth Morphology (2)
• HDLT-202: Dental Laboratory Technology (1)
• HDCD-202: Complete Denture Techniques (1)
• HDPT-202: Basic Prosthodontics Techniques

Fifth Semester

The fifth semester includes the following courses:

• HDLT-301: Dental Laboratory Technology (2)
• HDMH-301: Metal Handling
• HDCD-301: Complete Denture Techniques (2)
• HDDT-301: Removable Partial Denture Techniques (1)
• HDPO-301: Polymers
• Elective Course (1)

Sixth Semester

The sixth semester includes the following courses:

• HDRT-302: Fixed Restorative Techniques (1)
• HDIC-302: Practical Infection Control
• HDPR-302: Practicum (1)
• HGCS-302: Communication Skills (2)
• HDOP-302: Orthodontics/Pedodontics (1)
• Elective Course (2)

Seventh Semester

The seventh semester includes the following courses:

• HDOP-401: Orthodontics/Pedodontics (2)
• HDPR-401: Practicum (2)
• HDRT-401: Fixed Restorative Techniques (2)
• HGBS-401: Biostatistics
• HGST-401: Scientific Thinking & Research Methods
• Elective Course (3)

Eighth Semester

The eighth semester includes the following courses:

• HDPR-402: Graduation Project
• HDRT-402: Fixed Restorative Techniques (3)
• HGME-402: Ethics and Legal Issues in Health Fields
• HDDT-402: Removable Partial Denture Techniques (2)
• Elective Course (4)

Elective Courses

Students are required to choose four elective courses from the following options:

• HVEH-01: Environmental Health
• HVEN-01: Entrepreneurs
• HVHE-01: Health Education
• HVEP-01: Epidemiology
• HVSP-01: Patient Safety
• HVCA-01: Computer Modeling and Applications
• HVPM-01: Principles of Marketing
• HVIM-01: Dental Impression Materials
• HVCP-01: Dental Casting Procedures
• HVCD-01: Dental Ceramics
• HVPS-01: Psychology

Program Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the principles and practices of dental prostheses manufacture
• Apply their knowledge and skills to work effectively in a clinical or laboratory setting
• Communicate effectively with patients, dentists, and other healthcare professionals
• Demonstrate a commitment to ongoing learning and professional development
• Apply ethical and legal principles to their practice
• Demonstrate a commitment to quality and safety in their work

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Dental Prostheses Manufacture Technology Study Program will be qualified to work in a variety of settings, including:

• Dental laboratories
• Dental clinics
• Hospitals
• Research institutions
• Educational institutions

They will be able to work as dental technicians, dental laboratory managers, or pursue further education and training in specialized areas such as prosthodontics or orthodontics.