Prosthodontics II (Fixed Prosthodontics)

1.1 Scope and objectives of Prosthodontics II

1.2 Principles of tooth preparation (core)

1.3 Occlusion for fixed prosthodontics (UG core)

1.4 Periodontal-prosthodontic interrelationship

1.5 Patient factors and treatment planning basics

2.1 Patient assessment (fixed prosth focus)

2.2 Clinical examination

2.3 Investigations

2.4 Abutment evaluation

2.5 Treatment planning options

2.6 Consent and communication

3.1 PFM systems

3.2 Full metal restorations

3.3 All-ceramic introduction (where included in Year 4)

3.4 Luting agents (core)

4.1 Pre-operative steps

4.2 Finish lines

4.3 Full metal crown preparation

4.4 PFM crown preparation

4.5 Partial coverage restorations (intro/where included)

5.1 Objectives

5.2 Techniques

5.3 Materials

5.4 Provisional contour and emergence profile

6.1 Retraction goals

6.2 Retraction methods

6.3 Impression timing and tissue trauma prevention

7.1 Requirements of an ideal impression

7.2 Impression materials

7.3 Impression techniques

7.4 Impression trays

7.5 Disinfection and dispatch to lab

8.1 Interocclusal records

8.2 Articulation

9.1 Definitions and classification

9.2 Indications and contraindications

9.3 Biomechanics of FPDs

9.4 Abutment preparation for FPDs

9.5 Pontic design

9.6 Connector design

9.7 Clinical steps in FPD fabrication

10.1 Lab prescription writing

10.2 Try-in stages

10.3 Common try-in errors and correction

11.1 Pre-cementation preparation

11.2 Cement selection

11.3 Cementation procedure

11.4 Post-cementation complications

12.1 Biological complications

12.2 Mechanical complications

12.3 Aesthetic complications

12.4 Maintenance

12.5 Repair concepts

13.1 Basic implant concepts

13.2 Patient evaluation for implants (intro)

13.3 Implant prosthetic options

13.4 Implant complications (intro)

14.1 Competencies

14.1 Core competencies

14.1 Core competencies

14.2 Common OSCE/Viva topics

14.2 Common viva/OSCE topics

14.2 Common viva/OSCE topics