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Department of Surgical dentistry Specialty - "051302 - DENTISTRY " Direction of preparation - surgeon dentist. Elective course Cycle - Features of maxillofacial area. The volume of training hours – 90.
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№SurnamePositionDegree 1. Mirzakulova Ulmeken RahimovnaHead of departmentMD 2Urazalin zhaksilyk BekbatyrovichProfessorMD 3Tuleuov Kaldan TuleuovichProfessorMD 4Rusanov Vladimr PetrovichProfessorMD 5Vansvanov Murat IlyasovichDocentCandidate of Medical Sciences 6Dauletkhodzhayev Nurgali Amangeldievich DocentCandidate of Medical Sciences 7Sabdanaliyev Asylbek MusaralievachDocentCandidate of Medical Sciences 8Stabaeva Gulsum SeydelovnaDocentCandidate of Medical Sciences 9Kosmaganbetova Alma TemirhanovnaDocentCandidate of Medical Sciences 10Uglanov Zharkyn ShertaevichDocent Candidate of Medical Sciences 11Menzhanova Dana DanatovnaAssistant 12Beemenov Kalbergen SeydahmetovichAssistant 13 Talimov Kakimzhan KenzhekovichAssistant - 14 Kuryshzhanova Karlygash RahimkulovnaAssistant 15 Usova Nataliya FedorovnaAssistant Staff of the department
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Elective course " Features of maxillofacial area " is preclinical section of propaedeutic surgical dentistry and surgical dentistry - a leading discipline in preparation of dental profile specialist.
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Expected results Build student’s knowledge about: 1. The role of " Features of the maxillofacial region " in the preparation of a surgical dentist for further study of a propaedeutic surgical dentistry, dental surgery.
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2. Anatomical structure features of the facial bones. 3. Anatomical and topographic innervation features of the maxillofacial region. 4. Anatomical and topographic blood supply features of the maxillofacial region. 5. Anatomical, topographic and physiological lymphatic system features of the maxillofacial region. 6. Anatomic and topographic structure features of a face and a neck.
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7. Anatomical and topographic features of the front and rear groups of masticatory muscles. 8. Anatomic and topographic features of mimic face muscles. 9. Mechanisms of the jaws fractures. 10. Functionality of TMJ. 11. Neuralgia and neuropathy of a trigeminal and a facial nerve. 12. Anatomical landmarks in local anesthesia. 13. The composition of the microbial flora in the oral cavity at the norm and during pathological processes.
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Forming of competence The student should be able to: 1.Identify the target point in the conductive methods of local anesthesia. 2.Find anatomical landmarks for different types of conduction anesthesia. 3.Choose the correct method of local anesthesia in various pathological conditions of the maxillofacial region. 4.Conduct differential diagnosis between abscess and phlegmon.
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5. Conduct differential diagnosis between edema and infiltration. 6. Evaluate the results of studies of oral fluid. 7. Evaluate the results of quantitative and qualitative research of gingival fluid. 8. Predict the development of the pathological process in the oral cavity in changes in the composition, properties of oral fluid and salivation violation.
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The student must have skills: 1)Select the desired dental instruments. 2)Work with dental instruments. 3)Select the desired local anesthetic agent. 4)Interpret the results of general blood analysis, blood chemistry in inflammatory processes and injuries of the maxillofacial region. 5)Be able to collect saliva for research.
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Prerequisite subjects: Elective course "Features maxillofacial" preceded the study of normal anatomy, clinical anatomy of the head and neck, normal physiology, pathological physiology, pathological anatomy.
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Post requisites of discipline: Elective course "Materials in dental surgery" is the basis for the study of dental surgery, pediatric dentistry, therapeutic dentistry, prosthetic dentistry.
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Abstract discipline: Anatomical features of the structure of the facial bones, the masticatory muscles, mimic face muscles, the structure of the face and neck, anatomical and topographic physiological features of innervation, blood supply, the lymphatic system of the maxillofacial region, salivary glands, temporomandibular joint, functionality TMJ; basis of neyro-stomatological diseases ( neuralgia, neuropathy of a trigeminal and a facial nerve). Endocrine, secretory, excretory function of salivary glands and their influence on the state of the body. Anatomical landmarks in the local anesthesia. The composition of the microbial flora in the oral cavity at the norm and during pathological processes and its participation in physiological and pathological processes in the oral cavity. Evaluation of the results of studies of oral liquid.
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