DENT Courses
This is a list of courses with the subject code DENT. For more information, see College of Dentistry in the Catalog.
DENT:4000 Pre-Dental Academy 0 s.h.
Hands-on experience for undergraduate students interested in dentistry; interaction with faculty, residents, and current students in simulation clinic; didactic sessions; admissions information; changing health care environment, digital dentistry, dental esthetics, introduction to dental specialties, drilling and filling. Offered summer session.
DENT:8100 First-Year Continuing Session arr.
DENT:8110 Dental First-Year UI Interprofessional Education 0 s.h.
Application of previously learned concepts to relevant health care experiences using interprofessional skills and team-based health care concepts; development of skills related to leadership in health care teams, pain management from an interprofessional team, and application of ethics and professionalism concepts; online modules and group activities.
DENT:8200 Second-Year Continuing Session arr.
DENT:8210 Dental Second-Year Interprofessional Education 0 s.h.
Application of previously learned concepts to relevant health care experiences using interprofessional skills and team-based health care concepts; development of skills related to leadership in health care teams, pain management from an interprofessional team, and application of ethics and professionalism concepts; online modules and group activities.
DENT:8300 Third-Year Continuing Session arr.
DENT:8371 Quality Assurance I 1 s.h.
Patient management, record writing skills, and quality assurance concepts; students coordinate treatment, patient relations, and issues of quality assurance for a group of patients; ethical and moral dilemmas in relation to dental practice.
DENT:8372 Quality Assurance II 1 s.h.
Continuation of DENT:8371; patient management, record writing skills, and quality assurance concepts; students coordinate treatment, patient relations, and issues of quality assurance for a group of patients; ethical and moral dilemmas in relation to dental practice.
DENT:8400 Fourth-Year Lectures and Clinics arr.
DENT:8485 Clinical Admissions Emergency 2 s.h.
Clinical evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with dental emergencies; patient assessment and referral to appropriate department for treatment.
DENT:8489 Clinical Practice and Professionalism V 1 s.h.
Quality assurance from viewpoint of practicing dentist, dental educator, dental epidemiologist, court system; analysis of senior dental practice in relation to quality assurance criteria.
DENT:9000 Advanced Clinical Comprehensive Dentistry 0 s.h.
Clinical experience for professional improvement. Requirements: dental degree.