General Practice (G-PRAC)

Courses

G-PRAC 5721 General Practice Clinic 1 Credits: 1-10

G-PRAC 5721 is the first clinical course leading to G-PRAC 5722. This is both a clinical and seminar course that reviews the concepts and principles in the delivery of advanced comprehensive dentistry. The clinical experience provides opportunities to apply and develop the necessary clinical skills and broaden their scope of practice in complex dental cases. Treatment planning of cases is accomplished one-on-one or as a group in treatment planning sessions.

G-PRAC 5722 General Practice Clinic 2 Credits: 1-10

This is a continuation of G-PRAC 5721 that is both a clinical and seminar course. The course reviews the concepts and principles in the delivery of advanced comprehensive dentistry. The clinical experiences provide opportunities to apply and develop the necessary clinical skills and broaden their scope of practice in complex dental cases. Progress and treatment planning of cases is accomplished one-on-one or as a group treatment planning session. Other seminar topics include: ethics, practice management, occlusion, TMJ, management of medical compromised patients, physical diagnosis, etc.

Prerequisites: G-PRAC 5721

G-PRAC 5723 General Practice Clinic 3 Credits: 1-10

This is a continuation of G-PRAC 5722 that is both a clinical and seminar course. The course reviews the concepts and principles in the delivery of advanced comprehensive dentistry. The clinical experiences provide opportunities for the resident to apply and develop the necessary clinical skills and broaden their scope of practice in complex dental cases. Treatment planning and chart reviews, i.e. progress review, of assigned patients and their care is accomplished one-on-one.

Prerequisites: G-PRAC 5721, G-PRAC 5722