Code: SM12005

Course Leader: JI Tong

Credit:

Semester: Fall

Course Description: "Oral and Maxillofacial Oncology" is an important part of the integrated curriculum system of Stomatologic medicine. It is the main supporting discipline of basic medicine and clinical medicine of stomatology. It is a compulsory course for undergraduates majoring in stomatology, with 58 class hours. Oral and maxillofacial oncology is a relatively common diseases found in the head and neck region. The treatment of such diseases rest mostly on surgery. Because of the site specificity, the treatment of such diseases will influence the patients’ quality of life, which means such treatment also entails complicated microscopic reconstructive approaches to resolve these problems. Oral and maxillofacial oncology is one of the major discipline with critical importance and rapid advances in both basic theories and clinical practice. Through the study of this course, students can systematically and comprehensively master the basic knowledge of the epidemiology, etiology, clinical radiological, pathological diagnoses and multidisciplinary treatment modalities, and at the same time, cultivate students' basic clinical techniques and thinking for the oral and maxillofacial oncology. The basic techniques were enhanced via practice and clinical examinations. We also pay much attention to the standardized treatment, diagnosis, theoretical application of clinical techniques in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of clinical diseases, so as to lay a solid foundation for students to learn relevant courses, for the sake of future clinical internship and practice.

Code: SM12013

Course Leader: CHEN Xi

Credit:2.5

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Dental Public Health is a discipline that investigates the rules of oral diseases among the populations. It also provides the preventive strategies and maintains the oral health of individuals and populations. Through the study of this course, students will learn the risk factors of common oral diseases, the basic methods of oral epidemiological survey and oral health care. Students will also enhance the ability of oral health education and establish a new concept of oral disease prevention. This course will set a solid foundation for their further study and research of stomatology.

Code: SM12021

Course Leader: HUANG Jing

Credit: 6

Semester: Spring

Course Description: The course introduces the basic view of oral anatomy, the composition, classification and function of teeth, the applied terms of dental anatomy and surface marks of the crown of the tooth, the physiological significance of tooth crown morphology, and the applied anatomy of incisors, canines, premolars and molars.

Code: SM12021

Course Leader: LI Jiang

Credit: 6

Semester: Spring

Course Description: The course of oral histology introduces the stages of embryonic development, the developmental process of the face, palate, tongue and salivary glands, the initial process of tooth development, the formation process of cementum, periodontal tissues, and alveolar bone， and the physical and chemical characteristics, histological structure and surface structure of enamel, dentin and cementum.

Code: SM12021

Course Leader: YUAN Yongfang

Credit: 6

Semester: Spring

Course Description: The course includes introduction of oral medicine, dosage form and prescription, adverse drug reaction monitoring, evidence-based medicine and rational drug use, drug clinical trial design and evaluation, disinfection and antiseptics.

Code: SM12021

Course Leader: CHENG Huijuan

Credit: 6

Semester: Spring

Course Description: The course introduces physical characters of oral and maxillofacial system, including dentition and occlusion, temporomandibular joint and masticatory muscles, mandibular movement and oral functions, which is based on the previous contents of anatomy.

Code: SM12021

Course Leader: LIN Xin

Credit: 6

Semester: Spring

Course Description: Dental materials mainly introduce basic knowledge of materials science (metals, ceramics and polymers), physicochemical and biological properties of dental materials, the composition, characteristics and application of resin matrix composites, cements, adhesive materials, dental implants.

Code: SM12022

Course Leader: HUANG Zhengwei

Credit:7.5

Semester: Fall

Course Description: " Cariology and Endodontics " is an important part of the integrated curriculum system of oral medicine. It is a compulsory course for undergraduates majoring in oral medicine, with 130 class hours and 7.5 credits. This course covers the cariology, non-caries diseases and Endodontics. Concluding the pathogeny, clinical pathology, clinical symptom, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of these diseases. This course integrates the teaching contents including Oral Biology, Preventive Dentistry, Imaging Diagnosis of Oral and Maxillofacial diseases, Oral Clinical Pharmacology and Oral Histopathology. This course focuses on the pathogeny, diagnosis, treatment of the common diseases and frequently occurring diseases of Cariology and Endodontics. 

Through the study of this course, students can systematically and comprehensively master the basic theoretical knowledge of Cariology and Endodontics, and at the same time, cultivate students' basic literacy related to the course, pay attention to the theoretical application of Cariology and Endodontics in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of clinical diseases, so as to lay a solid foundation for students to learn relevant courses, enter clinical study and practice.

Code: SM12023

Course Leader: SONG Zhongchen

Credit: 5

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Periodontal disease is the most common disease that damages periodontal supporting tissues, which could decrease the masticatory function. The integrity of masticatory organs may be destroyed. Periodontology is a clinical subject which aims to treat periodontal disease, including basic theories and clinical knowledge for treatment of periodontal disease. At the same time, periodontology is a professional course with high requirement of operation skills. Thus, theory and practice must be combined in the teaching process of periodontology.The emphasis should be put on both theoretical learning and operation skills based on clinical practice.

Code: SM12024

Course Leader: ZHANG Shanyong

Credit: 5.5

Semester: Spring

Course Description: The Oral Surgery course is one of the key aspects of oral clinical medicine, which mainly focusing on the rule of occurrence and development, diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of oral and maxillofacial diseases. The purpose of this course is to help students systematically study the diagnostic pattern and therapeutic principles of alveolar diseases, temporomandibular joint diseases, salivary gland diseases, maxillofacial inflammation, trauma and neurological diseases, and to help students master basic oral surgery skills. This course includes theory class, practice class, PBL discussion class and other forms, and is completed by an MDT teaching team.

Code: SM12025

Course Leader: SHEN Xuemin

Credit:2.5

Semester: Spring

Course Description: Oral mucosa disease is one of the important components of clinical courses in the integrated curriculum system of stomatology. The collective content includes oral mucosal disease, oral histopathology, oral clinical pharmacology and dermatology. Focus on the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, prevention and drug treatment and other treatment methods of various oral mucosal diseases and mucosal skin diseases, the histological structure of oral mucosa and the pathological manifestations of oral mucosal diseases, etc.

Code: SM12026

Course Leader: BING Fang

Credit: 3.5

Semester: Fall

Course Description: “Oral Craniomaxillofacial Deformity” is a core compulsory module for undergraduates majoring in Stomatology. It covers the contents of orthodontics and multidisciplinary treatment of craniofacial deformity.   The fundamental theory and comprehensive clinical application are presented by lecture, lab practical operation, case-based learning tutorial and clinical clerkship, etc.  After taking this course, the students would be expected to master systematical and comprehensive basic knowledge and technique of modern orthodontics and its application in the prevention and treatment of oral craniomaxillofacial deformity, so as to lay a solid foundation for the further study and practice.

Code: SM12027

Course Leader: JIANG Xinquan

Credit: 16

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Prosthodontics is one of the three main courses of Stomatology. The course requires basic knowledge of many previous courses and introduces clinical treatment. It involves many disciplines such as dental materials, engineering technology, occlusal science and aesthetic dentistry. The course focuses on the etiology, mechanism, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of various oral and maxillofacial defects and related diseases.

Code: SM12028

Course Leader: LAI Hongchang

Credit: 1

Semester: Fall

Course Description: "Implant dentistry" is an important part of the integrated curriculum system of stomatology. It is a compulsory course for undergraduates majoring in stomatology, with 18 class hours and 1 credit. The course content integrates biology and material science in implant dentistry，clinical indications and contraindications of implant treatment， process of implant surgery and prosthesis, complications and maintenance of implant treatment.

This course is provided to help students master the theoretical knowledge of modern implant dentistry, with a focus on the clinical application scenarios of implant dentistry.

Code: SM12029

Course Leader: WANG Jun

Credit: 2

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Pediatric Dentistry is an age-defined speciality that provides primary and comprehensive preventive and therapeutic oral health care for infants and children through adolescence, including those with special health care needs. In this course, students will learn that while selecting the treatment modality, a pedodontist should always focus on the comprehensive oral health care of the child. Furthermore, students will understand the essentials of behavior management, monitoring the dentition development, etc.

Code: SM12921

Course Leader: Chun Xu

Credit: 1

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Dental engineering technology is one of the important branches in the curriculums of Stomatology. It is a selective course for undergraduates majoring in stomatology. It integrates the characteristics, properties and processing methods of three commonly used materials for dental restoration: metal, resin and ceramics, as well as the basic technologies closely related to the clinical practice of dental restoration, including impression and model technology, modeling materials and technology, molding materials and technology, cutting, grinding, polishing technology Filling, cementing and bonding technology, etc.

Code: CM01123

Course Leader: ZHU Yaqin

Credit: 1.5

Semester: Spring &Fall

Course Description: Stomatology is a subject that studies the pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnostic principles and corresponding prevention and treatment measures of oral organs, facial soft and hard tissues, temporomandibular joint and neck diseases. Through the study of this course, clinical medical students can be familiar with the diagnosis and prevention of oral diseases, system performance in the oral disease and the impact of oral lesion on systemic disease. Meanwhile, students establish multidisciplinary clinical thinking mode, improve their clinical practice ability，learn to instruct patients in prevention and treatment of oral disease and thus, become a comprehensive medical talent.

Code: EC12307

Course Leader: ZHU Yaqin

Credit: 1

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Oral emergency medicine is a discipline that studies acute diseases and acute attack of chronic diseases of maxillofacial tissues and organs. It involves oral medicine, oral and maxillofacial surgery, pediatric dentistry, and many clinical disciplines including internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics & gynecology and pediatrics etc. The main emergency situations involve various diseases caused by acute inflammation, injury, allergies and accidents of teeth, bones, joints and soft tissues of the oral and maxillofacial region. This course mainly includes the concepts of oral emergency medicine; oral emergency symptomology; common oral emergencies; diagnosis and treatment techniques and legal issues of oral emergency medicine.

Code: EC12309

Course Leader: FANG Bing

Credit: 2

Semester: Fall

Course Description: Stomatologic aesthetics is a course for students majoring in Stomatology. The course provides systematical and comprehensive theory and latest clinical frontier technology related to stomatologic aesthetics, diagnosis and treatment of oral maxillofacial problems under the guidance of aesthetic objectives, the necessary psychological knowledge and facial plastic surgery concept. After taking this course, students would be expected to have broad vision, have the ability of interdisciplinary diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases guided by aesthetics, and perform better in future clinical practice.