DENH 420 Restorative Functions Theory and Lab

General

• Demonstrate laboratory competency in the critical thinking and psychomotor skills necessary to placement, contouring, and occlusal adjusting of the following restorative materials: amalgam restorations, glass ionomer restorations, composite resin restorations: Class I and Class V supragingival restorations where the margins of the restoration are entirely within enamel, stainless steel crown adaptation and cementation.
• Describe the physical properties, principles, handling characteristics, and appropriate clinical application of the following materials: dental amalgams, glass ionomers, composite resins, stainless steel crown.
• Integrate evidence-based research to improve the quality of restorative functions in the laboratory setting.
• Maintain accountability for quality restorative work, mercury hygiene, and safety in the laboratory setting.
• Maintain accurate record keeping in accordance with Minnesota Board of Dentistry guidelines as it relates to restorative functions services.
• Participate in self-assessment and peer assessment to improve the effectiveness of restorative work in the laboratory setting.