Periodontology (PE)
- SDM PE 764 Current Concepts in Periodontology
Provides an overview of the clinical field of Periodontology. Emphasizes the recognition and diagnosis of periodontal disease states and their classifications. An overview of periodontal therapy is included emphasizing clinical procedures for the nonperiodontology specialist. Dr. Morin. 1 cr, 1st sem.
- SDM PE 801 Histology & Embryology of the Periodontium
This course includes resident presentations of salient aspects of the origin of periodontal structures. Examples of the importance of oral structures with respect to clinical procedures will be provided. Treatment options will be analyzed in terms of anatomic limitations. Dr. Price. 1 cr, 4th sem.
- SDM PE 803, 804 Periodontology III: Selected Topics in Periodontology
Lecture presentations by residents followed by discussion of the relevant components of periodontal anatomy, cell & molecular biology, epidemiology, diagnosis, prevention, treatment, maintenance and outcomes assessment. This course helps prepare residents for the (AAP) In-service examinations given by the American Academy of Periodontology and the American Board of Periodontology certification. Dr. Leone. For postdoctoral residents in Years 2 & 3 (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th sem). 2 cr/yr.
- SDM PE 807, 808 Periodontology Case Presentation/Treatment Planning
Clinical case presentations by residents followed by discussion of the diagnosis, treatment planning, treatment, and outcomes, including alternatives of periodontal therapy and related dental disciplines. This course fosters understanding of clinical decision-making processes and complements individualized instruction that residents receive from faculty in the clinic. Dr. Leone. For postdoctoral residents in Years 2 & 3 (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th sem). 2 cr/yr.
- SDM PE 815, 816 Periodontal Literature Review I, II
Weekly seminar focusing on critical evaluation of classic and current periodontal literature. Provides the resident with the background necessary to develop and defend rationales for therapy. Dr. Su. 4 cr, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th sem.
- SDM PE 817, 818, 819 Seminar: Grand Rounds
Weekly case presentations by periodontic, prosthodontic, endodontic and orthodontic residents, emphasizing comprehensive and evidence based treatment planning. Residents and faculty discuss various options of alternative treatment plans. Stresses importance of interdisciplinary coordination of treatment. Dr. Dibart. 4 cr, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th sem.
- SDM PE 823 Periodontal Therapy I
A comprehensive coverage of rationale and objectives, patient examination, diagnosis and treatment planning. This course includes specific aspects of surgical periodontal procedures and implant therapy. For first-year students. Dr. Dibart and faculty. 4 cr, 3rd and 4th sem.
- SDM PE 827 Applied Dental Pharmacology
Discussion of the major drug classes relevant in the management of the patients in Periodontology and oral medicine. Emphasis will be given also in adverse reactions, including specific contraindications and drug interactions. Dr. Barouch. 1 cr, 4th sem.
- SDM PE 828, 829 Periodontal Literature Review III: Periodontology Current Literature
Review of current Periodontal literature. This course builds on the knowledge obtained by the residents of Periodontal Literature Review I and II. Dr. Leone. For postdoctoral students in Years 2 & 3 (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th sem). 2 cr/yr.
- SDM PE 911, 912 Clinical Periodontology
Clinical instruction and supervision of residents. This comprises the elements of case documentation, patient evaluation and examination, diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical and nonsurgical treatment modalities, post treatment evaluation and prognosis. Dr. Dibart. 30 cr, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th sem.
