Specialised Functional Morphology II
Morfologia Funcional Especializada II
Curse code:9548212
Eduardo Orlando de Barros Fernandes
Learning outcomes of the curricular unit:
This course, as it’s the first contact with dentistry, seeks to transmit to the students the importance of anatomical knowledge in the future of returning missing teeth to patients and even the reconstruction and rebuilding of damaged or lost teeth.
For this, all the anatomical, histological and physiological factors that comprise the stomatognathic system as a whole and on each tooth as part of the range, with respect to its constitution and functions as well as its integration throughout the body, such as posture will be covered.
Syllabus:
- Oral cavity, its constitution, limits and functions of the constituents.
- Space imitated by anatomical elements such as the tongue, glands, excretory canals and dental pieces.
- Mucosa, palate. Tonsillar pillars, teeth and lips.
- Jaw movements and their respective muscles.
- ATM joint.
- Description of each tooth of different types of teeth.
- International nomenclature in identifying dental pieces and the quarters where they join.
- Teeth functions in particular and in global.
- Comparative anatomy of all dental groups.
- Chewing and chewing cycle.
- Dental anomalies in form, size and number.
- Topographic anatomy.
Suggested Bibliography:
- ASH Jr.MM (2003) Wheeler´s dental anatomy, physiology, and occlusion. 8th ed., Saunders. ISBN: 0-7216-9382-2.
- Anusavice KJ (2003) Phillip's sience of dental materials. 13th ed., W.B. Saunders Company. ISBN: 0-7216-9387-3.
- Malone WFP & Koth DL (1990) Teoria e Prática de Prótese Fixa de Tylman. 8th ed., Livraria Editora Artes Médicas Lda.
- Moreno A (1983) Anatomofisiologia, vol 1, Lisboa ISEP Serviços e edições.
- Fernandes B & Polido M (1997) Apontamentos de Anatomia Oral, Monte da Caparica – ISCSS .Cire estudos gráficos. ISBN: 972-97286-0-7.