Research Practicum 1

Course categorySemester 1
Domain: Professional Development and Engagement
Num Code: 1.1.2.4

Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Innovation 1

Course categorySemester 1
Domain: Professional Development and Engagement
Num Code: 1.1.2.3

English for Dentistry 2

Course categorySemester 1
Domain: Professional Development and Engagement
Num Code: 1.1.2.1

Biostatistics

Course categorySemester 1
Domain: Professional Development and Engagement
Num Code: 1.1.2.2
Teacher: Ahmed Qasmi

Physiology 1

Course categorySemester 1
Domain: Integrated Dental Science
Num Code: 1.1.1.1

General Anatomy, Histology, Embryology & Genetics

Course categorySemester 1
GANT aims to provide students with learning experiences in Anatomy, Histology and Embryology to form a foundation for the dental and oral sciences and a basis for progression to the practice of dentistry where application of knowledge in dental interventions is required.
There are clear links with the BDS I GANT course, where many concepts have a theoretical foundation drawn from human anatomy. During the course, students observe aspects of clinical practice, which are a direct application of an understanding of human anatomy to health care.

Biochemistry 1

Course categorySemester 1
Domain: Integrated Dental Science
Num Code: 1.1.1.1

Entrepreneurship: Creativity and Innovation 2

Course categorySemester 2
Domain: Professional Development and Engagement
Num Code: 1.1.1.1

Physiology 2

Course categorySemester 2
Domain: Integrated Dental Science
Num Code: 1.2.1.2

Oral Biology 1

Course categorySemester 2
Domain: Integrated Dental Science
Num Code: 1.2.1.4 This module provides a comprehensive overview of the oral and maxillofacial region's anatomy, physiology, and clinical relevance. Students will learn to identify normal and variant anatomical structures, analyze tooth alignment, and interpret radiographs. The curriculum covers jaw anatomy, tooth types, pulp morphology, the TMJ, muscles of mastication, oral cavity muscles, salivary and facial glands, and the infratemporal fossa. It also includes the vascular and nervous systems, focusing on blood supply, venous drainage, lymphatic pathways, nerve supply, secretomotor innervation, and trigeminal nerve functions. Additionally, the module addresses mastication, swallowing, speech production, and the development of the face, palate, jaw, and tongue. Students will gain proficiency in recognizing anatomical structures and deciphering their clinical significance.

Biochemistry 2

Course categorySemester 2
Domain: Integrated Dental Science
Num Code: 1.2.1.3