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Oral Implantology Literature Review
IMP 801

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Description

This course is the main didactic component of the AGE Implantology. Focusing on evidence based practice, this literature review addresses the main topics related to modern Oral Implantology. This course is divided into several modules or weekly literature review topics addressing Biological, Surgical, Prosthodontic, and Clinical aspects of Oral Implantology.


Participants are required to select and to read scientific articles on a specific topic assigned for each weekly class. At the class, they engage in a critical think discussion by using the acquired information and by making a clinical translation of such information. The role of the instructors are to guide the discussion and to provide new evidence, clinical examples and monitor the learning objectives are being met. The instructors may also give a small presentation to illustrate a particular topic or question may rise during the class.
As students’ progress from 601 to 701, and 801 for MMSc and DMSc, the level of participation and complexity of the discussion is expected to increase with the acquisition of knowledge on the topics throughout the program.

School School of Dental Medicine
Credits 0
Cross Reg

Not Available for Cross Registration

Course Component Discussion
Instruction Mode In Person
Grading Basis HSDM Graded
Course Requirements Must be a third-year AGE student (Prosthodontics)
Credit Type Specialty Core