MAHARASHTRA
UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, NASHIK
SYLLABUS : FINAL BDS
Candidate will be
examined in the following subjects :
1.
Prosthodontics
2.
Conservative Dentistry
including Endodontics.
3.
Pedodontics.
4. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
5.
Periodontics.
6.
Orthodontics.
7.
Oral Medicine and Radiology.
Subject 1 : PROSTHODONTICS
AND CROWN AND BRIDGE
LECTURES:
50 Lectures.
Complete Denture Prosthodontics :
1. Introduction to Prosthodontics, Terminologies
, Aims , Objectives and scope
2. Human
Masticatory apparatus : General consideration.
3. Anatomical & Physiological Landmarks of the
maxillary and Mandibular Foundations
and their significance.
4. Patients
education related to complete denture prosthesis.
5. History
taking, examination, diagnosis and treatment planning of an edentulous patient.
6. Importance
of Diet and Nutrition.
7. Surgical
and Non surgical preparation of the patient.
8. Impressions
for complete Denture:
Definition, Objectives.
Theories and Techniques of impression
making.
9. Bordor
moulding procedure with special attention to Posterior platal seal area.
Various techniques for cast preparation.
10) Record Bases and occlusion rims :-
materials
and methods of preparation.
11)
Jaw relation records – Methods and instrumentation.
Orientation
relation (Face bow record)
Vertical Jaw Relation
Horizontal Jaw Relations.
12)
Mandibular Movements and different types of articulators.
13)
Selection and arrangement of teeth- Anterior and posterior
Concepts of occlusion, Balanced
occlusion and factors responsible for the same.
14)
Try in of waxed up Dentures.
Reproduction of gingival tissue
morphology .
15) laboratory procedures ;
Elasking , wax elimination, , packing,
acrylisation, recovery of dentures.
16)
Correction of processing errors – laboratory Remount procedure.
17)
Trial insertion of Denture and Clinical Remount procedures.
18)
Inserton of denture and instruction to a patient ; Recalls.
19)
Repair of Broken denture; Relining
& Rebasing of a denture.
20)
Problems associated with the use of complete denture and their
treatment.
21)
Prosthetic Management of poor foundation cases (Atrophied Ridges)
22)
Treatment of Abused oral tissues.
23)
Recent advances.
B]
Removable partial Dentures. :30
Lectures.
1.
Introduction to partial denture, various
terminologies used in partial denture.
2.
Various components of fixed and removable
partial denture and their comparison.
3.
Classification of partially edentulous
dental arches.
4.
Dental cast surveyor and use of surveying
procedure, path of insertion and removal.
5. Components of partial dentures; Their selection, requirements of
design and indications. (principles of designing and stress control)
a)
The partial denture bases.
b)
The artificial teeth.
c)
The Direct Retainer.
d)
The major connector.
e)
The minor connector.
f) The indirect retainer.
g)
The stress breaker.
h)
The precision attachments.
6.
Examination, diagnosis , treatment planning, surveying of diagnostic cast.
7.Preparation
of patient to receive partial denture : General preparation.
8.Tooth
alteration procedure. Making final impression
to get master cast. Various impression procedure and Reviews on
materials used.
9.Definitive
analysis of master cast, work
authorization to Dental Technician.
10.
Laboratory procedures related to casting for fabrication of partial denture
framework (Audio Visual demonstration.)
11.
Trying of cast partial framework in mouth, adjusting the occlusion. The
functional impression : Altered cast technique.
12.Jaw
Relation record, selection and arrangement
of teeth & try-in of
denture.
13.
Acrylization of partial denture bases-
14.
Insertion of Removable partial denture & instructions to patient .
15.
Patients Complaints and their solution.
16.Factors
influencing magnitude of stress transfer on abutment teeth.
17.Management
of Kennedy Cl I & II Cases and Cl III & IV cases.
18.Perioprosthodintic
relationship.
FIXED PROSTHODONTICS :
Lectures :- 30.
1. Aims and objectives of fixed partial
denture prosthesis, and effects of loss of natural tooth/ teeth.
2. Examination & Diagnosis for patient of fixed partial denture .
3. Treatment required prior to fixed denture
prosthesis.
4. Oral anatomy, physiology and histology as
related to fixed partial denture prosthesis
5.
Terminologies related to fixed prosthodontics.
6.
Types of fixed partial dentures.
7.
Component parts of fixed partial denture - Retainer, Pontic & Connector
8.
Abutment selection and Questionable abutment.
9.
Individual abutment preparation to receive
1.
acrylic jacket crown
2.
Porcelain fused to Metal jacket crown
3.
Partial veneer.
4.
Metal veneer crowns.
10.
Tissue management and gingival dilatation
methods.
11.
Impression procedures in fixed
prosthodontics
12.
Temporization procedures.
13.
Die preparation and review of materials
used for die preparation , Laboratory procedures for fabrication.
14.
Try in of fixed partial denture.
15.
Cementation of fixed partial denture,
16.
Maintenance of fixed partial denture,
instructions to patients , recall visits repair of F.P.D. Management of
failures in fixed partial denture treatment.
17.
Restoration of Endodontically treated tooth.
18.
Introduction to adhesive bridges,
laminates, All ceramic crowns.
Special
Prosthesis : Lectures :-
20
Brief
introduction & general consideration.
1. Maxillofacial prosthesis - Aims
& objectives, various types , materials used for maxillofacial
prosthesis. Obturators & splints.
2. Overdentures, Immediate denture,
Intermediate/ Interim or denture Implant
denture,
3. Prosthodontic
consideration in geriatric patient.
Theory
Hours :
1.
Complete Denture : 50 Hours
2.
R.P.D. :
30 Hours
3.
Fixed partical Denture : 30 Hours
4.
Maxillofacial Prosthesis
: 20 Hours
hand special
Total 130 Hours
130 Hours Spread
over Ist to IVth BDS
_______________________________________________________________
Preclinical Hours : .... 360 Hrs.
Spread over Ist & II BDS.
Clinical Hours : .... 540 Hrs.
Spread over IIIrd & IV BDS.
Total Duration : .... 1000 Hrs.
_______________________________________________________________
EXAMINATION PATTERN
I. Theory (Maximum) ---------------------------------------- 60
Marks
Theory (written) paper shall be of
three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A :
MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B :
SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each ............... 20 marks.
Section C
: LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20 marks.
II. A)
CLINICALS
i)
Clinical for C.D. .... 60 Marks. (breakup as per proforma)
ii)
Chairside Orals ....
15 Marks.
iii) Journal (work reacord) .... 05 Marks.
Total .... 80 Marks
B) i)
Oral (Viva Voce) 20 Marks.
(A+B)=
100 Marks
III) Internal Assessment (Theory
-20 + Practical – 20) = 40 Marks
Subject
2 : CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY
INCLUDING ENDODONTICS :
Theory Hours ... 70 Hrs. Spread over II,III & IV BDS
Preclinical Hrs .. 240 Hrs.
Spread over II BDS.
Clinical Hours ... 360 Hrs.
Spread over III rd & IV BDS.
Total Duration ... 670 Hrs.
LECTURES :
1. Definition and scope.
2. Oral Hygiene in relation to conservative
dentistry.
3. Instruments-Nomenclature, design and
formulae, care and
Sterilization.
4. Examination,
diagnosis and treatment planning.
5. Charting and
recording of cases.
6.
Histology of the tooth structure as related to the operative
procedures.
7.
Hypoplasias, Attrition,
abrasion, erosion and
their management.
8. Dental caries,
etiology, Pathology, Clinical
features,
Classification diagnosis, prevention & control.
9. Cavities-classification
and nomenclature.
10.
Choice of filling
materials.
11.
Principles of cavity
preparation, control of pain.
12.
Prevention of
damage to hard
and soft tissue
during
operative procedures.
13.
Methods employed for
exclusion of saliva.
14.
Bio-Mechanics of cavity
design and restoration with
filling
materials. Pulp
and tissue protection. Airotors
- high
speed
equipment, air motor and micromotor Cavity
preparation
for various types of restorations including onlays
inlays
and
pinlays, Restorative procedures
Matrices.
15. Drugs
used in conservative dentistry.
16. Introduction to recent
advances in restoration materials
and
procedures.
17. Fractured
teeth and their management, effect
of systemic
diseases
on dental tissues.
18. Sensitive
dentine - its management.
19. Ceramics
in Conservative Dentistry.
20. Perio-operative
problems.
21. Biological aspects of restorative materials.
22. Role
of conservative Dentistry in esthitics.
23. Current advances
ENDODONTICS
:
1.
Definition, aims,
objects.
2.
Rationale of endodontic
therapy, morphology of root canal.
3.
Diseases of
the pulp and
periapical tissue & endodontic
entries.
4.
Diagnostic aids in
Endodontics.
5.
Endodontic Instruments.
6.
Care and
sterilization on instruments for endodontics
treatment of
vital and non vital pulp. Tests
for sterility
of
the root canal.
7. Drug used in root canal therapy.
8. Biomatarial
preparation & obularation of Root canal various techniques and material used.
13.
Geriatric endodantics.
10.
Bleaching of teeth, Restoration of endodontically treated
teeth.
11.
Surgical treatment in
Endodontics.
12.
Emergencies in
Endodontics, Endo-Perio Problems.
13.
Recent advances.
EXAMINATION
PATTERN :
I. Theory
(Maximum)--------------------------------------------- 60 Marks
Theory (written) paper shall be
of three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three
parts A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20
marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each 20 marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten marks each ....
20 marks
II.
A) CLINICALS
i)
History taking
-------------------------------------------------- 10 Marks
ii) Cavity preparation for silver Amalgam 25 Marks
modified class II MO or DO
or Class
I with Buccal and lingual extention
iii) Base / Lining along with matrix Band
adaptation 15 Marks
iv)
Permanent filling Restoration with Silver Amalgam
& chair side Orals.
25 Marks.
iv)
Record (Clinical Journal )
05 Marks.
Total 80 Marks.
B)
i] Oral (Viva Voce) 20
Marks.
-------------------
(A+B)= 100
Marks
III)
Internal Assessment (Theory -20 + Practical – 20) = 40 Marks
Subject
3 : PEDODONTICS
Theory Hours ... 40 Hrs. Spread over III & IV BDS.
Clinical Hours ... 150 Hrs. Spread over III & IV BDS.
-------------
Total Duration ... 190 Hrs.
LECTURES :
1. Introduction, definition, scope, practice mangagement
and
importance
of pedodontics.
2. Growth
and development of Dental and oro- facial
structure
and normal
occlusion. Developmental anomolies
Genetics
related
to pedodontics.
3. Morphology of
Dentitions and its applications :
a) Allied Morphology and Histology of primary
and young permanent teeth.
b) Importance of first permanent molar.
4. Fundamental
of Dental Health.
a)
Biological factors responsible for maintenance of dental and
Oral
Health.
b) Contributory Local factors affecting oral health plaque
& Saliva etc.
5. Child
psychology and management of child patient.
a. Physical
development of child
b. Milestone
of child development & behavioral
pattern as narrated in various
theories.
c. Fear
& anxiety related to pedodontics.
6. Preventic,
intercepative and early corrective orthdontics for
children.
7. Examination,
diagnosis and treatment planning.
8. Preventive dentistry, fluorides, fissure sealants
diet
counselling
etc.Endemic flurosis.
9. Endodontics in
pediatric dentistry.
10.
Clinical aspects of
pediatric dentistry as related to
Setting
of pedodontic clinic.
Teeth disorders.
Development
Anomalies
Dental
caries in children
Restorative
Dentistry
Pulp
Therapy and Endodontics
Space
Maintainers & Myofunctional
appliances .
Treatment
of traumatized teeth.
Management of problems of the primary and mixed
dentition
period,
Gingival
disorders in children.
Stomatological
conditions in children
Management
of handicapped children
Mouth
habits and their managements.
Epidemology- Definition
and general principal
11. Current advances.
CLINICALS
Case
history diagnosis & treatment planning of 10 cases.
EXAMINATION PATTERN :
I.
Theory
(maximum)-------------------------------------------- 60 Marks
Theory (written) paper shall be of
three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each .............. 20 marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20 marks.
II.
A) CLINICALS
i) Case History
& Diagnosis ... 35
Marks
ii) Chair
side Orals ...
25 Marks.
iii) Treatment
Planning ...
10 Marks.
iv) Journal ... 10
Marks.
Total -----------------
80 Marks.
B) Oral (Viva Voce) 20 Marks.
A + B = 100 Marks
III.
Int. Assessment (Theory 20 + Practical 20 ) ------- 40
Marks
Subject
4 : ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL
SURGERY.
Theory Hours :
1.
Anaesthesia (Local & general)
... 10 Hours
2. Exodontia ... 10 Hours
3.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
... 40 Hours
----------------------
60 Hours
Spread over III & IV BDS.
Clinical Hours : .... 220
Hours
Total Duration : .... 280 Hours
LECTURES :
Local Anaesthesia :
1. Introduction, Theories of Local Anaesthesia.
2. Properties
of an Ideal Local anaesthetic drug.
3. Classification & Properties of common local
anaesthetic
drugs
in use.
4. Choice
of anaesthesia, Local and general anesthesia.
5. Indications and
contra-indications,
advantages and
disadvantages
of local anaesthesia.
6. Components of a standard local anaesthetic
solution.
7. Mechanism
of action of local anaesthesia.
8. Pre-anaesthetic
medication.
9. Technique of
infiltration anaesthesia, Nerve
block
Anaesthesia.
Signs and Symptoms of anaesthesia.
10.
Complications associated
with local anaesthesia and their
management.
General Anaesthesia :
1. Properties
of general anaesthetic drugs commonly used.
2. Pre-anaesthetic
preparation of a patient and pre-medication.
3. Evaluation
of a patient for general anaesthesia.
4. Short anaesthesia in Oral surgery,
Endotracheal
Anaesthesia,
Intravenous anaesthesia.
5. Signs
and Symptoms of general anaesthesia.
6. Complications
arising during the administration of
general
naesthesia
and their management.
Exodontia :
1.
Objectives.
2.
Indications and
contra-indication for tooth extraction.
3.
Pre-operative assessment.
4.
Forcep extraction.
(Intra-alveolar extraction.)
5.
"Surgical
extraction" (Trans-alveolar extraction).
6.
Extraction under general
anaesthesia in the dental chair.
7.
Complications of tooth
extraction and their management.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery :
1.
Introduction of oral and
maxillofacial surgery.
2.
Diagnosis in Oral
Surgery.
a) History
taking
b) Clinical
examination.
c) Special Investigations.
3.
importance of general
conditions of the patient in relation
to
Oral surgery.
4.
Instruments used in Oral
Surgery.
5.
Basic principles
of surgery. Sterilization & Asepsis,
Suturing
techniques.
6.
Use of antibiotics in
oral surgery.
7.
Diagnosis, pre-operative
assessment and treatment of impacted
teeth.
8.
Surgical procedure
in relation to
endodontic therapy
(Apicectomy).
9.
Pre-prosthetic surgery including oral implantology
10.
Oro-facial infections,
their diagnosis and treatment.
11.
Inflammatory diseases of
jaw bone and their management..
12.
Diagnosis and management
of Cysts of Oral Cavity.
13.
Fractures of facial skeleton, Diagnosis
and management.
14.
Diagnosis and treatment of benign & malignant
neoplastic
lesions of the oral cavity (odontogenic &
non-odontogenic).
15. Precancerous
lesions of oral cavity, diagnosis and management.
16.
Surgical Orthodontics -
broad outlines.
17.
Diseases of Maxillary
sinus. with special reference to
Oro-antral
fistula.
18.
Management of haemorrhage
and shock in Oral Surgery.
19.
Diseases of salivary glands, Diagnosis and
Treatment.
20.
Diseases of
temperomandibular joint & its management.
21.
Neurological disorders,
Trigeminal Neuralgia & facial palsy.
22.
Cleft lip & cleft palate.
23.
Emergencies in oral
surgery and its management.
24. Recent
advances
EXAMINATION PATTERN :
I. THEORY
(Maximum)--------------------------------------------- 60 MARKS.
Theory (written) paper shall be of
three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each................ 20 marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20 marks.
II. A) CLINICALS
i) History Taking X-ray Interpretation,
Instruments &
Drugs ... 20 Marks
ii) Local
Anaesthesia Technique ... 15 Marks.
iii) Exodontia Technique ...
25 Marks.
iv) Post Operative instructions,
Management &
Chairside orals ... 15 Marks.
v) Journal ... 05 Marks.
Total 80 Marks.
B) Oral (Viva Voce) ..
20 Marks.
A + B = 100 Marks
III. Int. Assessment (Theory 20 + Prct. 20)
... 40 Marks
Subject
5 : PERIODONTICS.
Theory Hours : .....
60 Hours.
Clinical Hrs. : ..... 220 Hours.
Total Duration : ...
280 Hours. Spread over III & Final BDS
LECTURES :
1. Introduction
- Scope and applicability of the subject.
Historical
background of periodontology.
2.
Maintenance of Health
Role and scope of oral physiotherapy
measures,
patient education programme and perodic check.
3. Etiopathogenesis
Classification of gingival and periodontal discares. Defence machanism of oral cavity.
4.
Gingival enlargement.
5.
Infective muco-gingival conditions-specific
and non-specific.
6. Degenerative
conditions-Viz disquanative gignivities and Junvenile periodontics (Gingivosis
and Periodontosis.)
7.
Atrophic conditions
affecting gingival and
periodontal
tissues
including aging.Periodontal problems in growing children.
8.
Local and systematic
factors in the causation of gingival
and
periodontal lesions.
9.
Periodontitis and its
sequelae.
10. Malocclusion, Malalignment and
traumatic occlusion, Bruxsim
and
Tempero mandibular joint disturbances, occlusal equilibration.
11.
Diagnosis and diagnostic
aids including roentgenography and
its uses and limitations.
12.
Prognosis.
13.
Morphological defects
of the muco-gingival structures
influencing
periodontium and their treatment.
14.
Treatment of all gingival and periodontal disturbances
treatment planning phase and rationale. And
periodontal charting
Different available therapeutic procedures.
Healing
Mechanism.
15. Role
of Nutrition in etiology and treatment of
periodontal diseases.
16. Drugs & materials used in
periodontics.
17.
Instrumentation.
18.
Splints.
19. Preventive
periodontics.
20.
Concept of focal
infection.
21.
Oral hygiene practices in
India.
22.
Inter disciplinary care
& recent advances, Implants,
23.
Systemic effects of
periodontal diseases in brief.
24.
Recent advances in
perirodontics .
EXAMINATION PATTERN :
I.THEORY (Maximum)-------------------------------------------------60 MARKS.
Theory (written) paper shall be of
three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying one
mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each ....... 20 marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20 marks.
II. A) CLINICALS
i) Case
History . 20
Marks
ii) Instrumentation & Scaling ... 40
Marks.
iii)
Post Operative instructions
and chairside
orals. ... 15
Marks.
iv) Journal
... 05 Marks.
Total
----------------- 80
Marks.
B) Oral (Viva Voce) . 20
Marks.
A + B = 100
Marks.
III. Internal Assessment (Theory
20 + Practical 20) ..... 40 Marks.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Subject 6 :
ORTHODONTICS.
Theory Hours : ..... 40 Hours.
Practicals & Clinical Hrs. : ..... 150 Hours.
--------------------
Total Duration : ...
190 Hours. Spread over III
& Final BDS
LECTURES :
Stress in lectures should be on the Preventive
and Interceptive
principles of Orthodontics.
1. Definition,
Aims, objects and scope of Orthodontics.
2.
Growth and Development of
jaws, teeth, face and skull.
3.
Genetics as applied to
Orthodontics.
4.
Normal occlusion and its characteristics. Factors
responsible
for establishment and maintenance of normal
occlusion.
5.
Malocculsion-types,
different classifications & differential diagnosis.
6.
Aetiology of malocclusion.
7.
History taking and
examination of patient and case
analysis
and
differential diagnosis including photographic analysis,
cephalometrics
and analysis and treatment planning and
prognosis.
8.
a) Preventive
and interceptive treatment aids of malocclusion.
b)
Space management in orthodontics.
c)
Treatment of Cl I, Cl II, Cl III
malocclusions
9.
Appliances used
in Orthodontic treatment
- Adequate
knowledge
of removable and fixed appliances,
Mechanical
appliances
and functional appliances
10.
Biological and
biomechanical aspects of
Orthodontics treatment.
11.
Retention after treatment
and relapse.
12.
Materials used in
Orthodontics.
13.
Habit breaking appliances.
14.
Surgical Orthodontics.
15.
Current advances.
EXAMINATION PATTERN :
I.THEORY
(Maximum)---------------------------------------------- 60 MARKS.
Theory (written) paper shall be of three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each ....... 20
marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20
marks.
II. A) PRACTICALS / CLINICALS
i) Wire
bending and Preparation
of an appliance in
wax ... 40 Marks.
ii)
Model Analysis (any two indices
with brief
treatment plan) ... 15 Marks.
iii)
Identification of appliances,
cephalometric
landmarks. ... 20 Marks.
iv)
Journal ... 05 Marks.
Total
80 Marks.
B) Oral (Viva Voce) ... 20 Marks.
A + B = 100 Marks.
III. Internal Assessment (Theory 20
+ Prctical. 20 ) ...40 Marks.
Subject
7 : ORAL MEDICINE, DIAGNOSIS & RADIOLOGY.
Theory Hours : .....
40 Hours.
Clinical Hrs. : ..... 90
Hours.
Total Duration : ... 130
Hours. Spread over III & IV
BDS
LECTURES :
Oral Medicine and Diagnosis :
1.
Scope and importance of
the subject.
2.
Acute infections of oral
& perioral structures.
3.
Ulcerative &
Vesicullobullous lesions of oral cavity.
4.
Red and White lesions
affecting oralmucosa.
5.
Pigmentation of oral-tissues.
6.
Diseases of tongue.
7.
Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of Caries, Pulpitis
&
Periodontitis & regressive changes of dentition.
8.
Metabolic, allergic and Endocrine disturbances and their
oral
manifestations.
9.
Nutritional deficiencies and their significance in dentistry.
10.
Blood dyserasias and their
management.
11. Oral
sepsis and its effect on general system.
12.
Dermatological disorders
& their oral manifestations.
13.
Disorder of
Tempero-mandibular joints.
14.
Diseases of Jaw-bone.
15.
Diseases of
Maxillary-Sinus.
16.
Oral Pre-malignant
lesions.
17.
Benign & malignant
neoplasms of oral cavity.
18.
Cervico-facial
lymphadenopathy.
19.
Diseases of salivary
glands.
20.
Oro-Facial pain.
21.
Cysts of the oral cavity.
22.
Management of Cardiac
patient in dentistry.
23.
Methods of diagnosis
including special investigations.
24. Immunological concepts
of oral lesions, HIV
Infection,
Hepatitis
& other viral infections.
25.
Forensic odontology.
26.
Recent advances.
RADIOLOGY
1. Physics
of radiation Production and properties of X-rays and radiation biology.
2.
Principles of X-ray production & fluoroscopy
factors affecting procedure
radiographs,
Intensifying screens and grids and dark room procedures.
3.
Technique of intra oral and extra-oral
Radiography and
normal anatomical land marks.
4.
Radiological
interpretation of abnormal
dental and jaw
conditions.
& manifestation of systemic disease in jaw.
5.
Elements of
Radiation treatment in
oral and facial
conditions
and their sequelae.
6.
Contrast radiography
and recent advances
in dental
Radiology
including Radioactive traces.
7.
Recent advances in
imaging.
EXAMINATION PATTERN :
I.
THEORY(Maximum) 60 Marks.
Theory (written) paper shall be of
three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20
Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20
marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each ....... 20 marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20
marks.
II.A) CLINICALS
i) Case History, clinical examination, 25 Marks.
Diagnosis,treatment planning of a
case and
chairside orals ...
ii) Taking
an IOPA and processing
with Interpretation ... 25 Marks.
iii) Interpretation of five clinical
slides/or
Radiographs. .... 25 Marks.
iv) Journal ... 05 Marks.
Total -------------
80 Marks.
B) Oral (Viva Voce) ... 20 Marks.
A
+ B = 100 Marks.
III) Internal Assessment (Theory
-20 , Practical – 20) = 40 Marks
Appendix-C
SCHEME OF INTERNAL
ASSESSMENT
To assess the overall
progress of the students by evaluating
the professional skills
he/she has developed
and the knowledge he has got it is necessary to
assess the students periodically. The marks to be
allotted should be
real estimate of the students
achievement of skills and subject knowledge without any prejudice.
Maximum marks
allotted for internal
assessment for each
subject head in theory and practical/clinical will be 20 % of the total marks.
In
all four college
tests shall be conducted
in one academic year i.e.
two tests in each term. Each test
will have marks as under:
For final B.D.S.
subjects :- Four college tests tube
conducted in theory in final B.D.S. only.
However for clinical & Practical test – 2 tests to be
conducted in 3rd B.D.S. as a post
ending test and 2 tests to be conducted in final BDS as a post ending test during clinical posting as under.-
FIRST TERM.
a.
First internal (for the
syllabus completed from the start of
term till commencement of the examination) Unit
Test.
b. Second
Internal : Should include entire syllabus
completed in first term
(TERMINAL EXAMINATION)
SECOND TERM
c.
Third internal : Should
including the topics covered only in
the second term
till the commencement of the examination (Unit Test)
d. Fourth
Internal should include
entire syllabus prescribed by the university (PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION)
e. The
pattern of Internal Assessment
will be as under:
1. THEORY
Written .... 40 Marks.
(Section A : 20 MCQ ... 10 Marks, Section B :
10 SAQ ... 20
Marks, Section C : Two
LAQ ... 10 Marks,)
Oral .... 10 Marks.
Total -------- 50 Marks.
2. PRACTICAL/CLINICAL .....
50 Marks.
The marks for each test will be
brought down to ... 5 Marks.
Maharashtra University of Health Science, Nashik
Scheme of Practical & /or Clinical examination
University Practical/Clinical Examination ... 80 Marks
The Practical/Clinical examination shall be conducted at the centres where adquate facilities are available to conduct such examinations and the centre/college is approved/recognised by Dental Council of India.
Not more than 30 students to be examined per day. The marks should be submitted in the proforma (Appendix - E & F) supplied by the University Authority. This proforma should be signed by the examiners. Over writing or scratching will not be permitted. Any corrections made, must have the counter-signature of external examiners .The sealed envelop containing this proforma shall be submitted on the same day to the Dean for onward transmission to the Controller of examinations, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik. No examiner or any other person connected with the work of practical examination is permitted to carry any paper or violate the rules of examination. The person found guilty will be debarred from such Confidential work for a minimum period of 5 Consecutive University examinations or the actions as suggested by the relevant Committee to investigate such matters.
Appendix-e
Format of the Practical / Clinical Examination Marks
Maharashtra University
of Health Sciences, Nashik
Chart showing
marks obtained by
the candidates in
practical / clinical
examination, to be
submitted by the
examiner in sealed
cover through the
Dean of the
college to the
Controller of Examination ,MUHS , Nashik
Name of Examination : Final B.D.S. Summer / Winter 200___
Centre : __________________________________________________________________
1) SUBJECT : PROSTHODONTIC, CROWN AND BRIDGE Max. Marks 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll No. |
Checking of
Special Tray/or Record Bases (To Be kept ready by the Student) (10) |
Border Moulding
Procedure or Establishing Vertical Jaw Relation (25) |
Final
Impression or Recording Centric Jaw Relation (25) |
History and
Examinations T/P and Chair Side
Orals Related to Clinical Work (15) |
Clinical Work
Record (Journel) (5) |
Total (80) |
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2) SUBJECT : CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY INCLUDING ENDOTONTICS Max. Marks:- 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll
No. |
History
taking Examinations and Treatment Planning (10) |
Cavity
Preparation for Silver Arnolgum Modified Class II MO. or DO or Class one
Cavity with Buccal or Lingual Extentions (25) |
Base/Lining
alwong with Materix
Band adapation (15) |
Registration
with Dental Amalgum and Chair side orals related with exercises (25) |
Clinical
Work Record (5) |
Total (80) |
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3) SUBJECT : PEDODONTICS Max. Marks:- 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll No. |
Clinical Case Exam. of a Child History taking and Diagnesis (35) |
Chair Side Orals (25) |
Treatment Planning (10) |
Record (Journal) (10) |
Total (80) |
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4) SUBJECT : ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Max. Marks:- 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll No. |
Clinical Case History Exam. X-ray Enterpretation Instruments and Drugs. (20) |
Local Anaesthesia Technique (15) |
Exodontia Technique (25) |
Post Operative Instructions, Management and Chair Side Orals (15) |
Journal (5) |
Total (80) |
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5) SUBJECT : PERIODONTICS Max. Marks:- 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll No. |
Clinical Case History Exam. Treatment Planning (20) |
Scalling and Polishing and Instrumentation (40) |
Post Operative Instructions and Chair Side Orals (15) |
Journal (5) |
Total (80) |
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6) SUBJECT : ORTHODONTICS Max. Marks:- 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll No. |
Wire Bending and preparation of an appliance in Wax (40) |
Model Analysis (Any tow indices with Brief Treatment Plan) (15) |
Identification of Appliances Cephalomteric Landmarks (20) |
Journal (5) |
Total (80) |
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7) SUBJECT : ORAL MEDICINES (ORAL DIAGNOSIS) RADIOLOGY Max. Marks:- 80
NOTE :- SCRATCHING OR OVERWRITING IN MARKS ARE NOT ALLOWED
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Roll No. |
Clinical Case History Exam. Treatment Planning and Chair side Oral (25) |
Taking IOPA and Processing with Interpretation (25) |
Interpretation of Five Clinical Slides or Radiographs (25) |
Journal (5) |
Total (80) |
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NAME AND SIGNATURE
OF EXAMINERS
1)
External Examiner :
____________________________________ _______________
2)
Enternel Examiner
:____________________________________ _______________
(Common
to All)
APPENDIX - F
MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES,NASHIK
Final B.D.S. Summer / Winter 200___ Examination
Subject : _____________________________________________________________
Name ofthe Centre: ____________________________________________________
Date of Practical Conduction: ____________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
(No Straching or overwriting
please) correction if any to be signed
by External &
Internal Examiners both.
: ORAL EXAMINATION MARKS :
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Roll No. |
Enrollment No. |
Marks alloted out of 20 (Max) |
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in figures |
in words |
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External Examiners : Internal Examiners :
Name: _________________________ Name: ________________________
Signature: ______________________ Signature: ______________________
