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2020-2021 Graduate Catalog ARCHIVED CATALOG: CONTENT MAY NOT BE CURRENT. USE THE DROP DOWN ABOVE TO ACCESS THE CURRENT CATALOG.
Courses - School of Dental Medicine
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School of Dental Medicine
ORTH 8001 - Introduction to Orthodontics
Credits 4
An introduction and overview of the specialty of orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics to prepare the orthodontic resident for advanced education in this dental specialty.
ORTH 8011 - Cephalometrics
Credits 2
To discuss the history, development and the use of cephalometrics in clinical orthodontic practice. This course will cover the basic principles of Cephalometric analysis and describe developing as well as established skeletal Class I, II & III discrepancies.
ORTH 8102 - Clinical Specialty Seminars I
Credits 2
Clinical Specialty Seminars I
ORTH 8103 - Clinical Specialty Seminars II
Credits 3
A continuation and progressing advanced level of the one-hour clinical seminars that will proceed all clinical sessions. The purpose of these seminars is for the faculty to preview the daily clinic schedule and prepare the residents for the proceedures to be performed during that clinic session.
ORTH 8104 - Clinical Specialty Seminars III
Credits 3
A continuation and progressing advanced level of the one-hour clinical seminars that will proceed all clinical sessions. The purpose of these seminars is for the faculty to preview the daily clinic schedule and prepare the residents for the procedures to be performed during that clinic session.
ORTH 8201 - Introduction to Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 4
An introduction and overview of the three-hour clinical sessions during which the residents will screen, diagnose, treatment plan and treat and/or manage the orthodontic malocclusions of their patients, under the supervision of the attending orthodontic clinical faculty. Clinical attire, policies, procedures and professionalism will be discussed.
ORTH 8202 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 6
A continuation and progressing advanced level of the three-hour clinical sessions during which the resident will screen, diagnose, treatment plan and treat and/ or manage the orthodontic malocclusions of their patients, under the supervision of the attending orthodontic clinical faculty.
ORTH 8203 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 6
A continuation and progressing advanced level of the three-hour clinical sessions during which the residents will screen, diagnose, treatment plan and treat and/or manage the orthodontic maloclusions of their patients under the supervision of the attending orthodontic clinical faculty.
ORTH 8204 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 6
A continuation and progressing advanced level of the clinical sessions which provides the resident a more advanced level of material regarding orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and treatment. These clinical sessions are used to further evaluate residents diagnostic and treatment planning skills as well as their execution of the treatment plan. Progress is measured by interaction with attending faculty.
ORTH 8205 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 6
A continuation and progressively-advanced level of three-hour clinical sessions during which the residents will screen, diagnose, treatment plan and treat and/or manage the orthodontic malocclusions of their patients under the supervision of the attending orthodontic clinical faculty.
ORTH 8206 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 12
A continuation and progressively-advanced level of three-hour clinical sessions during which the residents will screen, diagnose, treatment plan and treat and/or manage the orthodontic malocclusions of their patients, under the supervision of the attending orthodontic clinical faculty.
ORTH 8207 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 12
This course provides Orthodontics Residents a more advanced level of material regarding orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and treatment. Residents build on their previous knowledge and experience. Residents are taught various finishing techniques and how to choose the proper retention per individual cases. Actual progress is compared to pretreatment projections. If progress is not on schedule, causes and solutions are discussed and changes are implemented as needed. Residents must prepare ABO written presentations for their 6 finished cases.
Grading
S/F grading
ORTH 8208 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 1
Advanced level of clinical education regarding orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and provision of treatment built on previous knowledge and experience. Various treatment techniques, pros and cons are discussed in developing treatment plans, options and prognosis. Progress schedule, causes and solutions are discussed and changes are implemented as needed.
Grading
S/F grading
ORTH 8209 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 1
Advanced level of clinical education regarding orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and provision of treatment built on previous knowledge and experience. Various treatment techniques, pros and cons are discussed in developing treatment plans, options and prognosis. Progress schedule, causes and solutions are discussed and changes are implemented as needed.
Grading
S/F grading
ORTH 8210 - Clinic Orthodontics
Credits 1
Advanced level of clinical education regarding orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and provision of treatment built on previous knowledge and experience. Various treatment techniques, pros and cons are discussed in developing treatment plans, options and prognosis. Progress schedule, causes and solutions are discussed and changes are implemented as needed.
Grading
S/F grading
ORTH 8415 - Advanced Biomedical Sciences
Credits 2
This advanced continuum provides an in-depth update in clinically related topics in growth and development, oral and maxillofacial pathology, oral medicine, and systemic diseases that affect the oral cavity.
Prerequisites
ORTH 8414
ORTH 8512 - Biomechanical Principles
Credits 2
The biomechanics course aims to teach the first year orthodontic residents basic principles of tooth movement. It will include definitions of force vectors, force application and various biological responses based on mechanical principles.
ORTH 8513 - Growth and Development
Credits 2
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Grading
Letter grade
ORTH 8515 - Orthognathic Surgery
Credits 2
Discussion of ethical issues and patient management as well as familiarize residents with clinical integration of dental specialties in preparation for the written QE board exams.
Grading
S/F
ORTH 8518 - Orthodontic Materials
Credits 2
This course is comprised of seminar discussions of materials used in the practice of orthodontics. Students will demonstrate an understanding of: the characterization of contemporary materials, methods of testing, clinical use, and health and safety concerns with the use of common materials. This course will also provide the foundation for developing a research project involving orthodontic materials.
ORTH 8602 - Diagnosis, Treatment Planning and Case Presentation
Credits 4
A comprehensive in depth study of orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and ABO case reports of patients treated by orthodontic residents in our clinic. This will be accomplished in a seminar format where residents will present their case reports to fellow residents and faculty.
ORTH 8603 - Diagnosis & Treatment Plan
Credits 4
A comprehensive in depth study of orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and ABO case reports of patients treated by orthodontic residents in our clinic. This will be accomplished in a seminar format where residents will present their case reports to fellow residents and faculty
ORTH 8604 - Diagnosis & Treatment Plan
Credits 4
A comprehensive in depth study of orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and ABO case reports of patients treated by orthodontic residents in our clinic. This will be accomplished in a seminar format where residents will present their case reports to fellow residents and faculty.
ORTH 8605 - Diagnosis, Treatment Planning and Case Presentation
Credits 4
A comprehensive in depth study of orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning and American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) case reports of patients treated by orthodontic residents in our clinic. This will be accomplished in a seminar format where residents will present their case reports to fellow residents and faculty, followed by a comprehensive discussion of every case.
ORTH 8606 - Diagnosis, Treatment Plan and Case Presentation
Credits 8
DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT PLAN AND CASE PRESENTATION
ORTH 8607 - Diagnosis & Treatment Plan
Credits 4
A comprehensive in depth study, diagnosis, treatment planning and ABO case reports of patients treated by orthodontic residents in our clinic. This will be accomplished in a seminar format where residents will present their case reports to fellow residents and faculty
Notes
S/F grading
ORTH 8803 - Literature Review/Journal Club
Credits 2
Introduction to analyzing and understanding literature in orthodontics, including classification of study designs, hypothesis testing, scientific writing, analysis and interpretation of data, and critical evaluation of the literature. Residents participate in critical review of research in orthodontics and craniofacial biology throughout their education and in preparation for the ABO examination.
ORTH 8804 - Literature Review/Journal Club
Credits 2
A continuation and progressively advanced level of analyzing and understanding literature in orthodontics, including classification of study designs, hypothesis testing, scientific writing, analysis and interpretation of data, and critical evaluation of the literature. Residents participate in critical review of research in orthodontics and craniofacial biology throughout their education and in preparation for the American Board of Orthodontics certification examination.
ORTH 8805 - Literature Review
Credits 2
LITERATURE REVIEW/JOURNAL CLUB
Grading
S/F
ORTH 8808 - Literature Review IV
Credits 1
A continuation and progressively-advanced level of analyzing and understanding literature in orthodontics including, classification of study design, hypothesis testing, scientific writing, analysis and interpretation of data, and critical evaluation of the literature.
ORTH 8910 - Craniofacial Anomalies
Credits 2
Introduce diagnostic and treatment planning principles of interdisciplinary team aproach, as well as, provide a sound basis for clinical examination, diagnosis and team management of patients with severe malocclusion associated with birth defects and craniofacial anomalies.
PGDE 8312 - Independent Research I
Credits 3
PGDE 8313 - Independent Research II
Credits 3
A continuation and progressing advanced level of the research requirements, facilities and direction necessary for the orthodontic residents to successfully complete their advanced education in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics.
PGDE 8314 - Independent Research III
Credits 3
Independent Research III
PGDE 8314 - Independent Research III
Credits 1
Independent Research III
Grading
S/F
PGDE 8315 - Independent Research III
Credits 3
This course continues with advanced levels of research and scientific methodology. Topics include literature analysis, institutional review board (IRB), informed consent, experimental design, basic statistics, method development, data analysis and reporting.
PGDE 8316 - Independent Research
Credits 3
At the conclusion of this course, the Orthodontic Resident will be able to:
1. Understand the scientific method as it applies to critical review of the literature and research design
2. Understand literature search techniques and strategies as well as the different levels of research publications ranging from opinions, case reports, blinded studies, prospective research, randomized controlled clinical studies to systematic reviews.
3. Complete an independent research project to include an abstract, proposal, data collection, analysis and write up for submission to an appropriate peer-reviewed scientific journal
4. Complete Master’s Thesis
PGDE 8317 - Independent Research VI
Credits 3
Scientific method applying to critical review of literature and research design. Literature search techniques and strategies related to research publications (opinions, case reports, studies, clinical studies, systematic reviews). Complete an independent research project including an abstract, proposal, data collection, analysis and write up for submission of a thesis.
Notes
S/F grading
PGDE 8318 - Independent Research VII
Credits 3
Scientific method applying to critical review of literature and research design. Literature search techniques and strategies related to research publications (opinions, case reports, studies, clinical studies, systematic reviews). Complete an independent research project including an abstract, proposal, data collection, analysis and write up for submission of a thesis.
Grading
S/F grading
PGDE 8319 - Independent Research VIII
Credits 3
Scientific method applying to critical review of literature and research design. Literature search techniques and strategies related to research publications (opinions, case reports, studies, clinical studies, systematic reviews). Complete an independent research project including an abstract, proposal, data collection, analysis and write up for submission of a thesis.
Grading
S/F grading
PGDE 8402 - Biomedical Sciences Core I
Credits 4
PGDE 8403 - Biomedical Sciences Core II
Credits 4
PGDE 8415 - Advanced Biomedical Sciences
Credits 2
PGDE 8503 - Interdisciplinary Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
Credits 2
This course provides Graduate Residents a background in the current state of the art for the major clinical disciplines. The course is conducted as a literature review of current research with summary papers to be written in each of the topics.
PGDE 8516 - Adv Clin Sci: Radiology
Credits 4
Provide residents with digital maxillofacial radiolgy procedures and protocols. Introduce residents to advanced maxillofacil radiology technology, i.e.; ConeBeam CT
PGDE 8517 - TMD
Credits 2
This course reviews appropriate literature of stomatognathic function, diagnosis and treatment of TM Disorders. The student will review the multi-factorial theory of TM Disorders and will distinguish simple TM Disorders vs. complex TM Disorders. A plan for management of TM disorders within their clinical discipline will be developed.
PGDE 8701 - PSC: Lit Review
Credits 2
PGDE 8702 - Res Design
Credits 2
PGDE 8703 - Research Methods II
Credits 2
This course will present relevant topics in the areas of practice management, ethics, nutrition and cultural diversity. The application of these topics to the practice of orthodontics will be emphasized.
PGDE 8704 - Research Design
Credits 2
Research fundamentals and practical component involving research of topics using methodologies in different laboratories. Rotation through different laboratories; conduct a short project; and submit an article for publication. Allows knowledge application of systematic literature review, organization, synthesis of information, hypothesis design, research methodology, data organization, statistical analysis and scientific writing.
Grading
S/F grading
PGDE 8715 - PSC: Practice Management
Credits 2
PGDE 8900 - Thesis
Credits 6
Process of writing proposal and thesis, following guidelines and practices of scientific writing; idea organization and development; word choice; grammar; revisions to writing; attention by thesis committees; designed as seminar style with dialogue among students, instructor, and resource persons; preparations for in-class discussions and writing activities.
Grading
S/F grading
PGDE 8901 - Dissertation I
Credits 6
Process of writing proposal and dissertation, following guidelines and practices of scientific writing; idea organization and development; word choice; grammar; revisions to writing; attention by dissertation committees; designed as seminar style with dialogue among students, instructor, and resource persons; preparations for in-class discussions and writing activities.
PGDE 8902 - Dissertation II
Credits 1
Process of writing proposal and dissertation, following guidelines and practices of scientific writing; idea organization and development; word choice; grammar; revisions to writing; attention by dissertation committees; designed as seminar style with dialogue among students, instructor, and resource persons; preparations for in-class discussions and writing activities.
Grading
S/F grading
PGDE 8903 - Dissertation III
Credits 1
Process of writing proposal and dissertation, following guidelines and practices of scientific writing; idea organization and development; word choice; grammar; revisions to writing; attention by dissertation committees; designed as seminar style with dialogue among students, instructor, and resource persons; preparations for in-class discussions and writing activities.
Grading
S/F grading
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