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Operative Dentistry: Basics of Treating a Patient in a Dental Surgery

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Dentistry

Birmingham Year 2 BDS: Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics

Introduction to Cons & Endo and the Clinical Skills Suite

Operative Dentistry: Basics of Treating a Patient in a Dental Surgery

Minimally Invasive and Conventional Approaches to Occlusal Caries

Posterior Composites I

Porcelain Veneers: Clinical Procedures

Clinical Procedures When Planning Indirect Restoration

Clinical Procedures When Providing Indirect Restoration

Reasons for Restoring Teeth: Why, When, How

Impression Techniques for Indirect Restorations

Management of Proximal Lesions in Posterior Teeth and Replacement Restorations

Management of Carious and Non-Carious Tooth Tissue Loss in Anterior Teeth

Toothache 1: Diagnosis and Emergency Treatment of Pain of Pulpal Origin

Toothache 2: Pain from Periodontal and Surrounding Structures

Management of Deep Carious Lesions Including Pulp Testing

Temporary Restorations and Occlusal Records for Indirect Restorations

Birmingham Year 2 BDS: Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics

Year 2 Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics at the University of Birmingham. Operative dentistry foundations: clinical skills suite induction, reasons for restoring teeth, operative positioning, minimally invasive and conventional approaches to occlusal caries, management of proximal lesions, anterior tooth tissue loss, toothache 1 and 2, deep carious lesions, posterior composites, porcelain veneers, and the planning, provision, temporisation and impression-taking for indirect restorations.

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