Applications for Fall admission received by February 1 will be given equal consideration. This course introduces the student to the principles underlying the structure and function of the human body its levels of organization. A systems approach is used with emphasis on the structures of the head and neck. This course provides a foundation for understanding the pathological processes and conditions graduates encounter in their professional roles. This course introduces students to the anatomy and functional relationships of dental structures.
Students practise recording oral conditions on appropriate charting forms.
This content provides students with a knowledge of dental terminology that is the foundation for other related courses. This course introduces students to the dental practice environment. Students learn the basic names, uses, care, and maintenance of dental instruments and equipment. A basic understanding of microbes and methods to control their growth is acquired. Students learn the value of good techniques in producing radiographs as diagnostic aids in dentistry.