1.
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Locate and identify the regions and associated surface landmarks of
the face and neck. (I)
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2.
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Locate and identify the divisions and associated landmark of the oral
cavity and pharynx. (I)
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3.
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Classify each tooth of the primary and permanent dentition into type
and function. (II)
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4.
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Assign each tooth in the primary and permanent dentition to the
Universal Tooth Numbering system, the Palmer system and the
International Standards Organization Designation system. (II)
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5.
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Identify the structures and surfaces of the teeth. (II)
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6.
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Describe and determine the shedding and eruption patterns of the
permanent and primary dentitions. (II, III, IV, VIII)
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7.
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Describe the morphologic characteristics and developmental
disturbances of each tooth in the primary and permanent dentitions.
(III, IV)
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8.
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Explain the functional assessment by recognizing characteristics and
components of normal and malocclusion. (V, VI)
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9.
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Describe the normal human prenatal and embryonic development, with
emphasis on embryonic development of the face, neck orofacial
structures, tooth and root. (VII, VIII)
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10.
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List, classify and describe each of the basic histological types of
tissues, to include bone, epithelial, connective, muscle and nerve
tissues. (IX)
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11.
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Describe the histological development, types, location, cellular and
clinical significance of the oral mucosal, gingival, dentogingival,
glandular, lymphatic, nasal and paranasal tissues. (X)
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12.
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Describe and discuss the properties, the apposition, and the
maturation of the enamel matrix. (XI)
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13.
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List the components of mature enamel. (XI)
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14.
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Describe the development, location, chemical composition, physical
structure, and clinical significance of dentin and cementum. (XI)
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15.
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Explain the development, location, structural elements, regressive
changes, and clinical significance of the pulp. (XI)
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16.
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Describe the cellular composition, structure, and clinical
significance of the periodontal ligament and surrounding tissues. (XI)
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17.
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Explain the development, location, structure, function, physiological
changes, and clinical significance of the alveolar bone. (XI)
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18.
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List and define the importance of periodontal and gingival fibers and
explain the function of these fibers and as related to dental hygiene
therapy. (IX, X, XI)
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