COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY

University of the Philippines Manila

The Health Sciences Center
SY 2012-2013, First Semester
Course Number
Course Title
Course Credit
Course Description
Prerequisite
Course Classification
Schedule
Faculty

: DENTISTRY 132
: Operative Dentistry II
: 2 units (lecture)
: Concepts and principles of complex tooth
restorations
: Dentistry 131 (Operative Dentistry I)
Dentistry 131.1 (Operative Dentistry Laboratory)
: Major
: Friday, 1-3 PM
: Dr. Maria Teresita C. Lara
Dr. Vicente O. Medina III
Course Outline:

DATE
June 15 F
June 19 T
June 22 F
June 29 F
July 3 F
July 6 F
July 13 F
July 20 F
July 27 F
Aug 3 F
August 10 F
August 17 F
August 24 F
August 31 F
September 7 F
September 14 F
September 21 F
September 28 F
October 5 F
Finals Week

TOPIC
Introduction to the course and
Amalgam Restorations: Part I
Amalgam Restorations: Part II
Tooth Bonding and Dental Adhesives
Direct Anterior Composite Restorations
Direct Posterior Composite Restorations &
Preventive Resin Restorations
FIRST LONG EXAM
Glass Ionomer Restorations
RMGIC and Compomer
Review of first long examination
Management of Dentin Hypersensitivity
Pulp Response to Restorative Procedures and Materials
SECOND LONG EXAM
Review of Second Exam
Dentinal caries
Management of Extensive Caries Lesions
Liners and Bases
Complex Amalgam Restorations
THIRD LONG EXAM
Cast Gold Restorations: Inlays and Onlays
Tooth Colored Indirect Posterior Restorations
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Operative Dentistry
Review of Third Exam
FOURTH LONG EXAM

Main Textbook:
Roberson, Heymann & Swift (eds.). Sturdevants Art and
Science of Operative Dentistry. , 5th ed., 2006. Mosby Elsevier.

Evaluation

: Passing Grade = 60%

An average of 80% in all long examinations will merit an
exemption from the final examination
Final grade = Average of 4 long examinations & final
examination

Course Number
Course Title
Course Credit
Course Description
Prerequisite
Co-requisite:
Course Classification
Time Schedule

: Dentistry 132.1
: Operative Dentistry II
: 2 units (laboratory)
: Application of the principles of restoring lost tooth
structure in simulated cases.
: Dentistry 131 (Operative Dentistry I)
Dentistry 131.1 (Operative Dentistry I Laboratory)
: Dentistry 132
: Major
: Group 1 Tuesday 1:00-5:00 PM
Group 2 Friday 8:00-12:00 AM

Course Objectives: At the end of the semester, the student must be able to:
1.1 Properly restore Class I, II & V cavities with amalgam using the
appropriate instruments and following the correct procedures.
1.2 Properly restore Class I, II, III, IV & V cavities with composite using the
appropriate instruments and following the correct procedures.
1.3 Design and prepare a complex amalgam tooth preparation to receive an
amalgam onlay in a natural tooth or typodont.
1.4 Correctly manipulate and place the materials necessary for pulp
protection under an amalgam onlay.
1.5 Properly restore the complex amalgam tooth with an amalgam onlay
following the correct procedure and using the appropriate instruments.
1.6 Prepare an acceptable Class II inlay tooth preparation in a mandibular
molar typodont and correctly carve a wax pattern directly in the prepared
cavity.
1.7 Prepare an acceptable Class II MO cavity preparation on a maxillary first
premolar and mandibular molar and properly restore them with amalgam
within a prescribed time period with no faculty supervision.

GROUP 1
June 15 F
June 19
June 26; July 3
July 10
July 17 & 24
July 31 & Aug7
August 14
Aug 14
August 21
Sept 4
Sept 11
Sept 11
Sept 18
Sept 18
Sept 25
Sept 25
Sept 25
Oct 2

Schedule of laboratory exercises:

EXERCISES
Checking of Instruments
Orientation and Amalgam filling demo
Amalgam restoration Cl I Md molar block
Amalgam restoration Cl II Md molar block
Amalgam restoration Cl I Md molar
articulator
Amalgam restoration Cl II Md molar
articulator
Amalgam restoration Cl II Mx premolar
articulator
Amalgam restoration Cl V posterior
Composite restoration- Class I Md molar
Composite restoration- Class II Md molar
Composite restoration Cl II Mx premolar
Composite restoration Cl V anterior
Composite restoration Cl III
Composite restoration Cl IV
Complex amalgam: Tooth preparation
Complex amalgam: Liner, Base Placement
and Filling
Amalgam polishing
Indirect Posterior Restoration: Class II inlay
tooth prep & wax pattern
Practical Exam

Evaluation

GROUP 2
June 15 F
June 22
June 29; Jul 6
July 13
July 20 & 27
August 3 &10
August 17
August 17
August 31
Sept 7
Sept 14
Sept 14
Sept 21
Sept 21
Sept 28
Sept 28
Sept 25
Oct 5

:Laboratory Exercises = 50%

Practical Examination = 50%.

To receive a passing grade, a student must satisfactorily accomplish all lab

exercises and pass the two practical examinations. (Class II MO tooth
preparations and amalgam restorations on a maxillary premolar and
mandibular molar).
Required Instruments:
A. Basic instruments: mouth mirror, explorer, cotton pliers
B. Amalgam instruments:
Amalgam carrier, lever type, double ended
Tofflemire matrix band retainer & matrix bands, universal
Amalgam pluggers, small, medium & large
Amalgam carvers cleiod-discoid, hollenbach
Amalgam burnisher egg & ball, anatomic
Squeeze cloth

Wooden wedges
Greenie & brownie rubber polishing points, bullet-shaped, latch type
Polishing cups, latch type, white
Carborundum stone, latch type, bullet-shaped
C. Composite instruments:
Goldstein composite instrument
Sectional Matrix System
Composite trimmers, white, FG, bullet-shaped & ball-shaped
Fine tapering fissure diamond finishing point, FG
Prophy brushes, latch type
Rubber cups, latch type
Wooden wedges
Rubber dam sheets
Rubber dam punch
Clamp forceps
Rubber dam clamps
W56 for molars
W4 - for premolars
#212 cervical clamp
Dental floss
Vaseline
D. Other instruments/supplies:
Dappen dishes
Glass slab
Cement spatula
Spoon excavators, #1, #2, #3
Calcium hydroxide applicator
Plastic filling instrument, Woodson
Wax carvers and spatula
Face masks, gloves, glad wrap, laboratory gown
High speed handpiece
Carbide burs, #1/2, #33 , #34, #169
Airmotor/low speed handpiece
Rags for clean up

Laboratory guidelines:
1. Students working in the laboratory are required to be in complete uniform and
wear a lab gown at all times.
2. Students are likewise required to have a complete set of instruments and
materials for all laboratory sessions. Borrowing and lending of instruments
are discouraged.
3. Questions and inquiries should be directed at the faculty. Looking at a
classmates work is prohibited unless permitted by the faculty.
4. Students are expected to read or review on the laboratory exercise scheduled
for that session before coming to class.
5. One simulator will be assigned to each student per group for the entire
duration of the course. The student will be responsible for his/her assigned
simulator. The simulator must always be kept clean and in good working
condition.
6. Personal cleanliness and cleanliness of working area and instruments are a
must in this course.
References:
1. Roberson, Heymann & Swift (eds.). Sturdevants Art and Science of
Operative Dentistry. , 5th ed., 2006. Mosby Elsevier.
2. Baum, Phillips & Lund, Textbook of Operative Dentistry, 3rd ed., 1995. W.B.
Saunders Co.; Philadelphia
3. Evans, Weltz & Wilko, Atlas of Operative Dentistry, 1985, Quintessence;
Chicago
4. Kidd & Smith, Pickards Manual of Operative Dentistry, 6 th ed., 1990, Oxford
University Press; Oxford
5. Schwartz, Summit & Robbins, Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry: A
Contemporary Approach, 1996, Quintessence; Illinois