Tooth preparation for fixed prosthesis is a common procedure in clinical practice, which all general dentists should perform correctly. However, it could be difficult to constantly obtain a predictable result, especially for dental students or young doctors; they could make mistakes in their learning curve leading to inadequate results. Unlike other human tissues, dental tissues don’t have regenerative capacity. Therefore, the removal of dental biological material should be planned and executed with maximum attention. The purpose of a fixed prosthodontic therapy may vary from the restoration of a single tooth to the rehabilitation of the complete occlusion. A single tooth can be fully restored both functionally and aesthetically. A missing tooth can be replaced by a fixed prosthesis, increasing patient masticatory competence, and maintaining or improving dental arch function, often elevating patient’s self-image. Tooth preparation should have specific geometrical characteristics to provide necessary retention and resistance to the vertical and lateral forces acting on the restoration. The most important element of retention is the presence of two opposing vertical surfaces. The axial walls of the preparation should taper slightly to allow the cementation of the artificial crown.

Total duration of course in no. of days – 5 days

Day wise description of all the modules of course –

Day 1:  07/08/23

9. a) Lecture on Principles of tooth preparation- (9.30 am -11.30 am) Dr. Vinod V.
10. b) Clinical considerations and tricks – (12.00 -14.00) Dr. Neha Srivastava
11. c) Discussion with participants (14.30 -15.30) Dr. Ibadat Jamil

Day 2:  08/08/23

9. a) Lecture on All metal Full Veneer crown preparation (9.30 am -11.00 am) Dr. Neha Srivastava
10. b) Typhodont Model preparation (12.00 pm -14.00) Dr. Neha, Dr. Hemlata
11. c) Clinical discussion and queries (14.00 pm -15.30) Dr. Vinod, Dr. Ibadat

Day 3:  09/08/23

9. a) Lecture on FPD impressions (9.30 -11.00) Dr. Hemlata Dwivedi
10. b) Typhodont Model preparation (11.30 -13.00) Dr. Hemlata
11. c) Clinical discussion and queries (14.00 -16.00) Dr. Vinod, Dr. Ibadat

Day 4:  10/08/23

9. a) Lecture on PFM crown preparation (9.30 am -11.30 am) Dr. Manoj
10. b) Typhodont Model preparation (12.00 -13.30) Dr. Vinod, Dr. Hemlata

Day 5:  11/08/23

Clinical presentation including impressions, lab works and cementations (9:30 - 14:00) Dr. Vinod, Dr. Hemlata followed by query session and MCQ examination Query session and MCQ examination (Dr. Vinod + Dr. Hemlata + Dr. Manoj + Dr. Neha Srivastava + Dr. Ibadat Jamil)

Name: Dr. Vinod Viswanathan (Prof. & HOD)
Email: dvinnz@gmail.com
Mob. No.: 9845493942

Name: Dr. Hemlata Dwivedi (Prof.)
Email: dwivedihemlata@gmail.com
Mob. No.: 9453338327

Name: Dr. Manoj Kumar (Reader)
Email: man.mk003@gmail.com
Mob. No.: 9198082474

Name: Dr. Neha Srivastava (Ass. Lec)
Email: srivastavaneha054@gmail.com
Mob. No. 6393230702

Name: Dr. Ibadat Jamil (Ass. Lec)
Email: ibadatjamil@gmail.com
Mob. No. 7905301701

Courseware: Insufficient tooth preparation appears to be responsible for premature failures due to biological aspects, such as caries and endodontic or periodontal disease complications. Therefore, tooth preparation is an important skill that must be taught in detail in dental education. These practices will certainly ensure conservation of structure with maximum patient comfort and minimum complications.

Mode of Teaching:Classroom with audio-visual aid, hands-on models, clinical work

Certification: Exam will be conducted in MCQ format and certificate will be awarded to all successful candidates

Day 1: Concepts of Basic CBCT.

Day 2: Concepts of CBCT image interpretations.

Day 3: Hands on CBCT software and its implications.

Day 4 and Day 5: Workshop on CBCT image interpretations.

Day 6: Practical exercises done by the registered delegates for the program Day followed by exam.

Name: Dr Abhishek Dubey (Speaker)
Director VOXEL CBCT centre, Kanpur .

Courseware:Course material is provided in printed / electronic form.

Mode of Teaching:Classroom Teaching

Special facility needs:Personal Laptops to learn about CBCT software

Module 1: Discussion
1.1 Introduction, etiology, Classification
1.2 Habits Diagnosis treatment planning
1.3 Thumb sucking, Mouth breathing, tongue thrusting Other habits

Module 2:Demonstration/ Hands-on on study models or patients
1.4 Removable appliances fabrication
1.5 Demonstration of palatal crib / lip bumper/Oral screen
1.6 Fixed appliance fabrication
1.7 Banding / soldering/welding
1.8 Patient diagnosis and treatment planning
1.9 Appliance delivery and its clinical management
1.10 Patient follow up.

1. Dr Sujit Panda
Professor & HOD , Department of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics
Contact: 9839138525
drsujitpanda@gmail.com

2. Dr Karuna Singh Sawhny
Professor
Contact: 9839176744
Dr.Karunachib@yahoo.co.in

3. Dr Zeba Siddiqui
Senior Lecturer
Contact: 9369389740
lib8737@gmail.com

Mode of teaching: OFFLINE

Eligibility : Interns, Dental Graduates, Post Graduates, Private practitioners

Objectives of the course:

• Provides an understanding on diagnosis and treatment planning, fabrication & appliance delivery of habit breaking appliances in detail.
• Participants will develop clinical skills to successfully manage such patients

Certification: Certificates will be awarded to the candidates at the end of the course after satisfactory completion of the course.

Day 1 04/09/2023
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
1.3 Isolation of operating Field
1.4 Demonstration of Rubber Dam application

Day 2 05/09/2023
2.1 Discussion on anterior aesthetic materials
2.2 Discussion on Golden Proportion

Day 3 06/09/2023
3.1 Discussion on Mid line Diastema
3.2 Demonstration of Mid line Diastema Closure

Day 4 08/09/2023
4.1 Discussion on Tooth Discoloration
4.2 Demonstration of Bleaching

Day 5 09/09/2023
5.1 Discussion on Veneers
5.2 Demonstration of direct Composite Veneers

Day 6 11/09/2023
6.1 Practice session and resolving queries
6.2 MCQ evaluation of students

1. Dr Asheesh Sawhny
Professor & HOD, Department of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics
Ph no: 9838500100
drasheeshmydentist@gmail.com

2. Dr Baljeet Singh Hora
Professor & pricipal Department of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics
Ph no:9417248778
drbaljeet69@yahoo.com

3. Dr Richa Singh
(Reader), Department of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics
Ph no:9838870041
richasingh.2804@gmail.com

4. Dr Mukta Bansal
(Senior Lecturer),Department of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics
Ph no:9736653155
drmuktabansal92@gmail.com

Mode of teaching: OFFLINE

Eligibility : Interns, Dental Graduates, Post Graduates, Private practitioners

Evaluation System : Final evaluationof the students will be done on the basis of MCQ examination.

Objectives of the course:

• Provide an understanding on various aspects of Smile Design
• Impart clinical skills to manage discolorations and deformations in anterior aesthetic zone
• Introduction of newer materials and techniques for anterior aesthetics

Certification:Certificates will be awarded to the candidates at the end of the course after satisfactory completion of the course.

Course Outcome :This is a specialized course covering all the topics on aesthetic dentistry .To train students in aesthetic procedures and to teach them from basic to advance level of aesthetic procedures such as composite veneers and tooth whitening

Fundamental Principles:

Understanding the importance of proper tissue handling in periodontal surgery.

Learning about wound closure techniques and their impact on wound healing.

Types of Incisions:

Exploring various types of incisions used in periodontics, such as envelope flaps, sulcular incisions, and vertical releasing incisions.

Understanding the indications and appropriate use of each type of incision based on clinical scenarios.

Suturing Techniques:

Gaining exposure to different suturing techniques, including interrupted sutures, continuous sutures, sling sutures, and horizontal mattress sutures.

Hands-on practice of these techniques on models and potentially on real patients under supervision.

Tissue Management:

Learning how to achieve tension-free wound closure and minimize trauma to surrounding tissues during incisions and suturing.

Understanding the importance of handling soft tissues appropriately to ensure successful surgical outcomes.

Complications and Management:

Exploring potential complications related to incisions and suturing, such as dehiscence or tissue necrosis.

Developing skills to manage and address these complications effectively.

Hands-on Training:

Providing participants with practical experience in performing incisions and suturing on simulated models.

Offering opportunities for supervised practice on real patients, if applicable.

Name- Dr. Janardhana Amarnath BJ

Email- dramarbj@gmail.com

Mob.no.-8791079004

Name- Dr. Hiroj S Bagde

Email- hirojbagde8@gmail.com

Mob.no.- 9766105900

Name- Dr. Shruti Gupta

Email- shrutz26@gmail.com

Mob.no- 9936497542

Name- Dr. Lynn Johnson

Email- lynnjohnson380@gmail.com

Mob.no: 9827875446

Name- Dr. Neelam Das

Email- dasneelam423@gmail.com

Mob.no- 9005305242

Courseware: Course material is provided in printed / electronic form.

Mode of Teaching:  Classroom and Hands-on.

Eligibility: Dental graduates, Interns, Post graduate students, Private

practitioners.

Evaluation System: VALUE ADDED: SEMINAR FEEDBACK, MCQ QUESTIONNAIRE

CERTIFICATE:  Certificate will be provided after completion of the course.

Day 1 - Introduction to research: categories of research, research process and study designs

Day 2 - Selection of appropriate study design and research strategies – descriptive strategies

Day 3 - Analytical strategies: cohort studies and case-control studies

Day 4 – Experimental strategies: clinical trials and intervention studies.

Day 5 – Biostatistical considerations in research: measurement of study variables

Day 6 – Hypothesis testing, Tests of Significance

Day 7 - Sampling methods and sample size

Day 8 - Ethical aspects of health research

Day 9 – Questionnaire Design

Day 10- Construction of a Research proposal

Name- Dr. Nidhi Shukla

Head of Department,Department of Public Health Dentistry

Name- Dr. Vaibhav Bansal

Reader,Department of Public Health Dentistry

Participants should, individually or in small groups, work on developing a research proposal in an area relevant to their interests. Preceptors and resource persons shall be assigned to different groups.

One or two articles should be selected from papers suggested for cross-sectional, cohort and case-control studies. Students will then read the assigned article carefully and then answer a given set of framed questions to critically evaluate those articles.

Grading Scale and Criteria

• Discuss the scope of forensic odontology.
• Discuss the scope of cheiloscopy in forensic odontology.
• Discuss the material commonly used in the study.

Course Curriculum

• Lectures – Day 1 & 2
• Hands On in Forensic techniques – Day 3-5
• Assessment – Day 6

Name- Dr Sherin. N(Professor & HOD)

Name- Dr. Sunita Pathak (Reader)

Name- Dr. Ravi Kumar Seth (Reader)

Contact Details- 9567911253, 9956853395

Mode of Teaching- Lecture, Hands-on and Forensic Techniques Demonstration

Knowledge and basic training in Cheiloscopy and other forensic dentistry techniques

• It will be a certified course issued by the Department of Oral Pathology & Microbiology, Faculty of Dental Sciences, Rama University, Kanpur

• DAY1- Lectures:
  • Diagnosis and treatment planning
  • Bone physiology
  • Dental implant systems, materials, surfaces, and the role of the wound healing cascade
  • Biomechanics of the single implant
  • Demonstration of Implants, Surgical Kits
  • Demonstration of Implant placement on Dummy Jaw Set.
  DAY 2- Lectures:
  • Grafting alveolar defects prior to implant placement
  • Surgical guidelines for placing dental implants
  • Immediate implant placement
  • Restoration of the single implant
  • Hands on Implant Placement of Dummy Implants on the Jaw Sets.
    DAY 3-
  • Hands on Implant Placement of Dummy Implants on the Jaw Sets.
   DAY 4-
  • Hands on Implant Placement of Dummy Implants on the Jaw Sets.
   DAY 5-
  • Hands on Implant Placement of Dummy Implants on the Jaw Sets.

Dr Prasanna Kumar. P
Professor & HOD
Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Ph no: 9886122780
prasannamaxface@gmail.com

Dr Ankita Raj
Professor
Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Ph no:8887577724
rajdrankita@gmail.com

Dr Ankur Rathaur
Senior Lecturer
Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Ph no:8802879982
ankurrathaur10@gmail.com

Dr Ashish Chandra
MS Implants
Ph - 99352 70962
dr.ashishchndra@yahoo.in

Mode of Teaching -OFFLINE
Eligibility: Interns, Fresh Pass outs (BDS), Postgraduates, Private clinicians
Evaluation System -Final evaluation of the students will be done based on MCQ examination.
Objectives of the course are: Following Completion of the Basic Implantology Course, participants will be able to:
• Diagnose and plan single-tooth implant treatment
• Identify the appropriate surgical procedures associated with implant placement
• Explain the principles of single restoration design that optimize success and minimize complications
• Develop an optimal post-implant placement care program for patients

Certification- Certificates will be awarded to the candidates at the end of the course after satisfactory completion of the course

1. Indications of composite veneering
2. Procedure of composite veneering
3. Advantages of composite veneering
4. Disadvantages of composite veneering
5. Procedure of aesthetic management of class II fracture

1. Dr Arun Sharma
2. Dr Karuna Sharma
3. Dr Charanjeet Singh

Mode of Teaching -: Classroom+ Clinics
Eligibility: Undergraduates, Graduates, Post-Graduates, Faculty& Private dental practitioners

Certification- certificate will be provided after completion of the course

Evaluation System: Mcq Paper