This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the ergonomic and functional design of dentures, where students will learn the steps to create patient-specific solutions. The material covers the entire denture design process, from modern CAD/CAM technology to traditional model making. Students will learn how to ensure optimal comfort, functionality, and aesthetics for patients, while also practicing and refining their design skills in practical settings.
- Teacher: Hassanen Jaber
- Teacher: Gyula Szabó
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the ergonomic and functional design of dentures, where students will learn the steps to create patient-specific solutions. The material covers the entire denture design process, from modern CAD/CAM technology to traditional model making. Students will learn how to ensure optimal comfort, functionality, and aesthetics for patients, while also practicing and refining their design skills in practical settings.
- Introduction: The benefits of implantology in the health care system, management of patient and production process (Soft skills + management + ergonomics) for people with special needs.
- Introduction of the biomaterials and biocompatible materials.
- Processing technologies of the biomaterials and biocompatible materials.
- 3D printing of the metals, ceramics and polymers.
- Anatomy of the implantology, geometry, sizes and general and special examples.
- Material selection for implant (use the knowledge of the biomaterials and biocompatible materials and their processing technologies) as a function of the anatomy of the application.
- Human implant compatibility test methods and surgery in implantology.
- Databases, programming, AI.
- Telemedicine system, medical informatics.
- 3D scanning, process and device.
- Medical Imaging (CT/MRI/USG).
- Application of the 3D images for designing as a function of the processing technology (digital tools for designing).
- Medical equipment, hospital equipment for people with special needs.
- Integrating exercises
This course consists of 14 modules designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of implant dentistry and related technologies. Students will progress through each module by completing tests, practical assignments, and written tasks. Each module contains a 10-question test that must be completed to progress to the next module. If a student does not pass a test, they are allowed to retake it up to two times. The final grade for the course will be calculated based on the weighted average of the final exam (40%) and the final assignment (60%).