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SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY / FACULTY OF DENTISTRY
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Operation technique of dentoalveolar Minor oral surgery
surgery Part II. (complications of tooth removal,
surgical root removal) (video)
Problems with the eruption of teeth. Midterm Demonstration
The removal of the impacted teeth
Guest speaker Minor oral surgery
Midterm exam Minor oral surgery
Consultation Midterm Demonstration
Note: Lectures will be held in the lecture hall of the Department of Maxillofacial Surgery and Dentistry.
The maximum number of absences in a semester is 3. More than 3 absences invalidate the
semester.
During the semester three midterm examinations should be passed.
Practical course grade (five-scale).
ORAL BIOLOGY
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Gábor Varga
Tutor: Dr. Beáta Kerémi D.M.D.
Second Semester
Lectures (3 hours per week) Practices (2 hours per week)
The oral mineralized tissues – Hematology I.
Amelogenesis-dentinogenesis – cementogenesis Cellular components of
the whole blood
dentin and cementum. Microanatomy and The function of the individual cells.
and structures of enamel, physiology and innervation Normal blood cell values
of the pulp.– Chemistry of formation and solubilization Cellular elements of the bone marrow
of the various calcium phosphate salts. Crystallography Methods for examining the peripheral
of bio-apatite and other calcium phosphate blood smear and the bone marrow.
Mechanism of biological calcification Hematology II.
– Principles of demineralization-remineralization- Immature cellular forms
phenomena – The inorganic and organic composition The red and white blood cell series
of teeth – Role of fluoride and carbonate in calcium
and dental tissue phosphate solubility demineralization
-remineralization-phenomena
Abnormal development and mineralization of renamel, Hematology III.
dentin and cementum – Pulpal mineralization and White blood cell disorders
dentin-pulp phenomena; dentin permeability – Disorders related to segmented cells.
Nutrition and hormonal influences on the oral Disorders related to mononuclear cells
mineralized tissues
The salivary glands and saliva – Ultrastructure and innervation Hematology IV. Malignant white cell
– The physiology of salivary gland secretion disorders
Part I. Classification of leukemias. Acute
leukemias Cytochemical differentiation of
acute leukemias Plasma cell dyscrasias
Neurological and pharmacological control of Hematology V.
salivary gland secretion – Chemical composition Malignant white cell disorders. Part II.
and physical properties of saliva – Influences Chronic leukemias. The importance of
of saliva on oral tissues. oral symptoms in the early diagnosis of
leukemias