Program of Dentistry (English)

• Professor Attila Dağdeviren
• Professor Dilek Çökeliler Serdaroğlu
• Professor Emel Olga Önay
• Professor Gonca Özgün
• Professor Gülsüm Berrin Dayangaç
• Professor Leyla Asena
• Professor Mehmet Kemal Gündüz
• Professor Meriç Yavuz Çolak
• Professor Neslihan Arhun
• Professor Selim Erkut
• Professor Tuncer Burak Özçelik
• Professor İsmail Can Pelin
• Associate Professor Alev Ok Atılgan
• Associate Professor Aylin Altay Koçak
• Associate Professor Aylin Üsküdar Güçlü
• Associate Professor Begümhan Turhan
• Associate Professor Hasan Cenk Mirza
• Associate Professor Leyla Kerimova Köse
• Associate Professor Onur Gezgin
• Assistant Professor Bermal Hasbay
• Assistant Professor Burcu Köksal
• Assistant Professor Cemile Tuğba Altunel
• Assistant Professor Ezgi Ergezen Arık
• Assistant Professor Fatma Helvacıoğlu
• Assistant Professor Ruhsan Müdüroğlu Adıgüzel
• Assistant Professor Rukiye Ölçüoğlu
• Instructor Derya Gülay Saban
• Dr. Hande Tosun
• Dr. Saime Ramadan
• Dr. Özgür Kütük

At the end of this course, the students;

1. Recognize consumables and instruments used in dentistry
2. Count the features of the x-ray device and receptors used in the Department of Oral, Dental and Radiology.
3. Recognize the restorative materials and instruments used in the Department of Restorative Dentistry.
4. Recognize the hand instruments used in the Department of Periodontology.
5. Recognize endodontic materials and instruments used in the Department of Endodontics.
6. Define the general concepts of biostatistics.
7. Recognize the materials and instruments used in the department of oral and maxillofacial surgery.
8. Define the chemical and physical properties of materials used in dentistry.
9. Define the basic structure of respiratory and circulatory systems.
10. Count the characteristics of tissues and organs in the respiratory and circulatory system.
11. Evaluate the basic functions of tissues and organs in the respiratory and circulatory system.
12. Evaluate the findings of respiratory and circulatory systemic diseases.
13. Define basic applications of the biostatistical testing methods, sample distribution, and hypothesis checking.
14. Count immune system components and functions.
15. Define the anatomical structures of respiratory system elements.
16. Evaluate the relationship between respiratory system and allergy mechanism.
17. Define the basic structure of the digestive and urogenital systems.
18. List the features of the tissues and organs of the digestive and urogenital system.
19. Define the basic functions of tissues and organs in the digestive and urogenital system.
20. Define the pathophysiology of digestive and urogenital system diseases.
21. Count the characteristics of bacteria seen in the digestive and urogenital systems.
22. Define the pharmacokinetics of drugs used in digestive and urogenital system diseases.
23. Define the use of SPSS in nonparametric methods.
24. List the histological features of the digestive and urogenital system elements.
25. Define the basic structure of the neuroendocrine system.
26. Define the physiology of neuroendocrine system tissues and organs.
27. Evaluate the basic functions of tissues and organs in the neuroendocrine system.
28. Count the pathophysiology of neuroendocrine system diseases.
29. Define the histology of neuroendocrine system tissues and organs.
30. Define the bacterial and viral features that are effective on the neuroendocrine system.
31. Define the relationship between the organs in the cranial region and the mouth, teeth and jaw region.
32. Define the biochemistry of neuroendocrine system tissues and organs.
33. Count the features of lesions seen in soft tissue.
34. Evaluate the clinical features of soft tissue lesions such as size, color, continuity, surface structure.
35. Count the methods of intraoral examination.
36. Describe aphthous, intraoral white and red lesions.
37. Define features of vesiculobullous lesion and pigmented lesion.
38. Count radiographic terms and general evaluation principles.
39. List the features of radiopaque, radiolucent, and mixed lesions that are frequently seen in the jaws.
40. Evaluate the relationship between intraoral lesions and immune system.

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