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MINISTRY OF HEALTH OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

NICOLAE TESTEMIŢANU STATE UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

APPROVED by the APPROVED by the APRROVED APRROVED

Ministry of education Ministry of health at the session of the university senate Rector, professor, PHD,

of the Republic of Moldova of the Republic of Moldova minutes no. _________ academician of ASM

________________2017 ________________2017 ________________2017 Ion Ababii ________________

Registration no. ________

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

CURRICULUM

FOR INTEGRATED HIGHER EDUCATION

Level of ISCED qualification: 7

General field of study: 091 Health

Initial Vocational Training Area: 0911 Health

Study program: 0911.1 Dentistry

Total number of study credits: 300

Title: Graduate in Dentistry

Admission basis: Baccalaureate diploma or an equivalent, higher education diploma for native students; baccalaureate diploma or an equivalent,

higher education diploma and admission exam for international students

Language of instruction: Romanian; Russian; English

Form of training: full time

CHIȘINĂU 2017

INTRODUCTION

Concept of specialist training

Education in the field of professional training 0911 Dentistry has the mission to train highly qualified, multilaterally developed specialists able to

ensure the oral health of the population and prevention of dental diseases among the population. This field is aimed at promoting new methods and modern

concepts in ensuring the oral health of the population, using efficient management in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of dental diseases.

The needs for professional training programs have been identified at national level through consultations with the Ministry of Health, dental centers:

republican and municipal, top specialists from the Association of Stomatologists of the Republic of Moldova. Graduates are required on the labor market,

because ensuring the state of oral health is an indispensable requirement in human life.

The Dentistry curriculum is addressed to very broad categories of the population: graduates of high schools, colleges of medicine, higher education

institutions who have planned their professional career in dentistry. The curriculum has an innovative character, because its development took into account

the complexity and the multidisciplinary character of the activity of dental specialists and the necessity of their continuing training. Thus, the fundamental

qualitative training of the specialist in dentistry will allow the further training in residency, master and doctoral studies.

Aim and mission of the curriculum

The curriculum is designed in accordance with its objectives, which are in line with the institutional strategy and have explicit learning objectives.

The aim of the current curriculum is the qualitative training of specialists with higher education in the field of dentistry for the national economy and

competitive on the international labor market. The curriculum proposes the training of dental generalists, orthodontists, endodontics, dento-alveolar and

maxillo-facial surgeons, periodontologists, prosthetists, as well as managers of medical institutions. The modernization of the training process and the

alignment with international university standards aim to attract candidates from all over the world, to train them for competitive activity in a global

knowledge society.

The objectives of the current curriculum are as follows:

Professional training of dental specialists according to the current level of knowledge;

Ensuring of continuing postgraduate training of dental specialists;

Promotion of dental higher education on national and international levels;

Promotion of scientific research, as one of the basic activities of the teaching staff, through national and international collaborations.

Characteristics:

The duration of the training of dentists is 5 years.By their function in initial professional training through general and specific competencies, the

course units are grouped into the following components:

a) the fundamental component (code F);

b) the component of general skills and competence training (code G);

c) the component of socio-humanistic orientation (code U);

d) the component of specialty (code S).

In the first two years, the students study the fundamental disciplines of general and social humanist culture, and in the last three years the emphasis

is on the specialty disciplines.

By degree of compulsion and choice, the course units are classified into:

a) compulsory;

b) optional;

c) of choice.

The distribution of disciplines on semesters is conditioned by the logic of the training of a dentist. The large amount of teaching material, which

mainly requires direct contact with the teacher both at courses, and especially in practical works and seminars, justifies the duration of the 17-week

semesters. At the same time, the large number of subjects studied during the semester justifies the distribution of study credits and the selection of the form

of assessment of the final results, according to the priorities and importance of each of them in the formation of the future specialist: from 1 credit and more

and the final assessment of the unit course through colloquia without a mark - C; through colloquia with a mark (differentiated) - DC and exams - E. Thus,

the calendar of the study process for the Ith-IIIth academic years provides for 34 weeks of study, divided into two semesters of 17 weeks each, two

examination sessions lasting 3 weeks at the end of the semesters. In the IVth and Vth academic years, the semesters are modular, so exams are held at the end

of the module. The 5th semester of the spring semester is 15 weeks, and ends with the Graduation Exam. All disciplines are designed with teaching

activities in the form of lectures and practical applications (practical works and seminars).

At the Faculty of Dentistry there is a concordance between the curriculum and the mission of the specialty: the fundamental disciplines provide the

basic knowledge for the specialized disciplines in the dental field, which provide the necessary standard of knowledge for the training of a dentist; all these

disciplines, together with the complementary ones, contribute to the creation of the intellectual discipline characteristic of the profession of a dentist and

allow the evolution of his knowledge according to the progress of the conception and the sciences in the field of dentistry.

Employability

The qualification obtained after the graduation of the Faculty of Dentistry is clearly specified and communicated and refers to the appropriate level

of the National Qualifications Framework, while giving the holder of the Licentiate degree the opportunity to take part in the admission to residency,

doctorate or employment in the compliance with the National Qualifications Framework.

Pedagogical approaches

Integrated education is flexible and dynamic, oriented towards general and special knowledge, adaptable to subsequent specialization demands, so that

students can get to know the spectrum of problems related to oral health and dental diseases that the population can face, methods of prevention, treatment,

diagnosis and all related problems. Students are trained by applying different teaching methods: lectures, seminars, practical works, individual projects,

examination sheets, which contribute to the development of interpersonal skills, communication and teamwork.

In the training process, emphasis is placed on interactive teaching methods that enhance the student's intellectual potential and the imposition of a

personal effort in the process of learning and training for future professional activity. In particular, different methods and procedures are combined in the

process of study, such as: study-based problem, case studies, role play, patient bed conversation, debates, problem-solving, testing, project research.

The concept of assessment focuses on examination of practical skills in Dentistry. During the years of study students will carry out a large number of

practical works, individual work, by carrying out the projects, medical records, endorsements that are scheduled for each module and will demonstrate their

professional skills and competences.

The current and final evaluation is carried out in accordance with the approved forms of student’s assessment approved by the departments. The

curriculum provides the following forms and types of assessment of student’s theoretical and practical knowledge:

Current evaluation – carried out in practical, laboratory, seminar classes in various ways: computer-based tests, papers, projects, individual papers,

medical records, manipulations. During the semester, compulsory tests, depending on the department's request, which sum up the intermediate status

of the student's academic progress, are carried out.

The final evaluation is a combined method, which consists of a test, oral exam and practical skills.

The study program ends with an exam in Dentistry consisting of the computer-based test, the oral interview and the defence of the graduation thesis.

Expected results and competencies

Integrated education (Cycles I and II)

At the end of studies at the Faculty of Dentistry, the student must possess a set of knowledge, skills and competencies essential for the initiation of an

independent and unsupervised medical practice.

Competencies are considered as cumulative of all specialized disciplines, from which the student, the future graduate, the practitioner and the patient

/ beneficiary of the dental services, beneficiate:

Professional competencies:

PC1. Strong knowledge of the features of structure, development and functioning of the human body in various physiological and pathological conditions.

PC2. Conducting of various practical work and procedures for carrying out professional activities specific to the specialty of dentistry based on the

knowledge of fundamental sciences;

PC3. Development of the diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation plan in various pathological situations and choosing of appropriate therapeutic procedures

for them, including the provision of emergency medical care;

PC4. Using of medical techniques, instrumental and laboratory investigations, digital technologies, in solving patient-specific therapeutic tasks.

PC5. Planning, co-ordinating and conducting of health promotion activities and prophylactic measures to improve health at individual and community level,

establishment and implementation of complex dispensary plans applicable to school and pre-school groups;

PC6. Application of professional standards for assessment and quality assurance of dental services in relation to maneuvers, processes and associated

treatments.

Transversal competencies:

TC1. Applcation of professional standards of assessment, acting according to professional ethics, as well as the provisions of the legislation in force.

Promotion of logical reasoning, practical applicability, assessment and self-assessment in decision-making;

TC2. Performing of activities and exercising of roles specific to team work in various medical institutions. Promotion of the spirit of initiative, dialogue,

cooperation, positive attitude and respect for others, empathy, altruism and continuous improvement of their own activity;

TC3. Systematic assessment of personal competencies, role and expectations, application of self-assessment on the learned processes, acquired skills and

professionalism needs, efficient use of language skills, knowledge in information technologies, research and communication skills, for the purpose of

provision of qualified services and adaptation to the dynamics of health policy requirements and for personal and professional development.

The graduate must, as well:

know the basic principles and the functional structure of health care, in general and dental care especially, in RM;

know the role and functions of the dentist in the health care organization system;

promote healthy lifestyle and health education through speeches, papers, presentations, articles in specialized journals, etc.

Quality improvement

The Dentistry curriculum is designed in accordance with the institutional strategy, meets the main objectives of higher education, has well-defined

learning outcomes and assures students' academic progress. Students, teachers, as well as employers are involved in the process of modernization and

updating of the curriculum. Quality assurance and improvement will be done through internal and external evaluation of curricula, assessment of staff

involved in training, monitoring of students' skills in the preparatory and final stages, development of human and material resources, in order to ensure a

productive educational environment.

UNIVERSITY CALENDAR / STUDY PROCESS GRAPHICS

Academic

year

Teaching activities Examination sessions

(weeks)

Practical

internships

Vacations

Sem. I Sem. II winter summer winter spring summer

I 01.09-29.12 05.02-08.06 09.01-02.02 11.06-29.06 02.07-13.07 30.12-19.01

08.04-16.04 16.07-31.08

II 01.09-29.12 05.02-08.06 09.01-02.02 11.06-29.06 02.07-27.07 30.12-19.01

08.04-16.04 30.07-31.08

III 01.09-29.12 05.02-08.06 09.01-02.02

11.06-29.06 02.07- 27.07 30.12-08.01 08.04-16.04 30.07-31.08

IV 01.09-26.01 05.02-08.06 modular modular 29.01-02.02

02.07- 27.07

30.12-08.01 08.04-16.04 30.07-31.08

V 01.09-29.12 05.02-06.05 modular 14.05-08.06 15.01-02.02 30.12-12.01 08.04-16.04 -

THE CONTENT OF THE CURRICULUM FOR THE ACADEMIC YEARS

Code

Course unit / module name

Total number of hours

Number of hours by type of activity Form of

assessment

Credits

Total Direct

contact

Self-

training

Practical

training

Course Practical

work

Seminars

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1st YEAR, 1st SEMESTER (17 weeks)

Compulsory disciplines (O)

F.01.O.001 Human anatomy 180 102 78 34 34 34 E 6

F.01.O.002 Molecular biology 90 51 39 17 17 17 E 3

F.01.O.003 Structural biochemistry 90 51 39 17 17 17 DC 3

F.01.O.004 Biophysics in dentistry 90 51 39 17 17 17 DC 3

F.01.O.005 Histology 90 68 22 17 17 34 C 3

S.01.O.006 Primary medical emergency 60 34 26 17 17 DC 2

G.01.O.007 English / French * for native students

only

90 68 22 68 C 3

U.01.O.008 Anthropology and philosophy of

medicine

90 51 39 17 34 DC 3

U.01.O.009 Behavioral sciences 90 51 39 17 34 DC 3

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 527 343 153 102 272 2E,5DC,2 C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package I

G.01.A.010 University introductory course:

unformation technologies; basics of

information culture

30 20 10 20 C 1

G.01.A.011 Communication techniques based on the

use of IT in medicine

Total number of hours for the 1st semester 900 547 353 173 102 272 2E, 5DC, 3C 30

Compulsory extra-curricular disciplines (OE)

G.01.O.012 Romanian language * for international

students only

68 68 C

G.01.O.013 Physical education * for native students

only

34 34 C

1st YEAR, 2nd SEMESTER (17 weeks)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

S.02.O.014 Functional morphology of the

stomatognomate system

90 68 22 17 17 34 E 3 4

S.02.O.015 Biomaterials in dentistry 90 68 22 17 17 34 DC 3

F.02.O.016 Head and neck anatomy 90 68 22 17 17 34 E 3

F.02.O.017 Human genetics 90 51 39 17 34 E 3

F.02.O.018 Biochemistry 90 68 22 17 17 34 C 3

F.02.O.019 Histology, cytology, embryology 90 68 22 17 17 34 E 3

F.02.O.020 Human physiology 90 68 22 17 17 34 C 3

G.02.O.021 Latin language and medical

terminology

60 34 26 34 DC 2

G.02.O.022 English / French * for native students

only

90 68 22 68 E 3

S.02.O.023 Practical training 90 60 30 60 DC 3

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 621 249 60 119 102 340 5E, 3CD, 2C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package II

U.02.A.024 Psychology of human behavior 30 20 10 20 C 1

U.02.A.025 Communication psychology

Total number of hours the 2nd curriculum semester 900 641 259 60 139 102 340 5E, 3DC, 3C 30


G.02.O.026

Romanian language * for international

students only

68

68

DC

G.02.O.027 Physical education * for native

students only

34

34

DC

Total number of hours for the 1st academic year 1800 1188 612 60 312 204 612 7E, 8DC, 6C 60

Total number of hours for the 1st extra-curriculum

year

204 204 2C 2DC

Code




assessment

Credits

Total Direct

contact

Self-

training

Practical

training

Course Practical

work

Seminars

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5

2nd YEAR, 3rd SEMESTER (17 weeks)


S.03.O.028 Unidental prosthesis technology 150 68 82 17 17 34 C 5

S.03.O.029 Conservative preclinical

odontotherapy and restoration

150 68 82 17 17 34 E 5

S.03.O.030 Prevention in OMF surgery 90 51 39 17 17 17 C 3

F.03.O.031 Biochimistry 90 68 22 17 17 34 E 3

F.03.O.032 The physiology of the dental system 90 51 39 17 17 17 E 3

F.03.O.033 Microbiology, virology, immunology 90 51 39 17 17 17 C 3

F.03.O.034 Clinical anatomy 90 51 39 17 17 17 DC 3

F.03.O.035 Pharmacology 120 68 52 34 34 E 4

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 476 394 153 119 204 4E,1CD, 3C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package III

S.03.A.036 Modern preparation of carious cavities

- free design

30 20 10 20 C 1

S.03.A.037 Preclinical maneuvers of modern

preparation of various prosthetic

constructions

Total number of hours for the 3rd academic semester 900 496 404 173 119 204 4E, 1DC, 4C 30



students only

68 68 C

2nd YEAR, 4th SEMESTER (17 weeks)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

S.04.O.039 Dental bridge technology 150 68 82 17 17 34 E 5

S.04.O.040 Preclinical parodontology 150 68 82 17 17 34 E 5

S.04.O.041 Sedation in dentistry 120 68 52 17 17 34 E 4

S.04.O.042 Medical psychology 60 51 9 17 34 DC 2

F.04.O.043 Morphopathology 90 68 22 17 17 34 C 3

F.04.O.044 Oral microbiology 60 51 9 17 17 17 E 2

F.04.O.045 General hygiene 60 51 9 17 17 17 DC 2

U.04.O.046 Bioethics 60 51 9 17 34 DC 2

S.04.O.047 Practical training 120 120 120 DC 4

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 596 274 120 136 102 238 4E, 4DC, 1C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package IV

S.04.A.048 Modern techniques of the prosthetic

field impression

30 20 10 20 C 1

S.04.A.049 Modern endodontic manual and

rotating tools

Total number of hours for the 4th academic

semester

900 616 284 120 156 102 238 4E, 4DC, 2C 30



students only

68 68 E

Total number of hours for the 2nd curriculum year 1800 1112 688 120 329 221 442 8E, 5DC, 6C 60

Total number of hours for the 2nd extra-curriculum

year

136 136 1 E, 1 C

Code Course unit / module name

Total number of hours Number of hours by type of activity

Form of

assessment

Credits

Total Direct

contact

Self-

training

Practical

training

Cour

se

Practical

work

Seminars

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 110

3rd YEAR, 5th SEMESTER (17 weeks)


S.05.O.051

Acrylic mobilisable denture and

skeletal prosthesis technology

60

51

9

17

17

17

DC

2

S.05.O.052

Preclinical endodontics 90

68

22

17

17

34

E

3

S.05.O.053

Clinical odontotherapy

90

68

22

17

17

34

E

3

S.05.O.054

Nonremovable prosthodontics/

Microprothesis

90

68

22

17

17

34

C

3

S.05.O.055

Odontectomy

90

68

22

17

17

34

C

3

S.05.O.056

Prevention of oral diseases

60

51

9

17

17

17

C

2

S.05.O.057

Dental radiology

90

68

22

17

17

34

DC

3

S.05.O.058

Internal medicine semiology

90

68

22

17

17

34

E

3

S.05.O.059

General Surgery

60

51

9

17

17

17

DC

2

F.05.O.060

Pathophysiology

90

68

22

17

17

34

E

3

F.05.O.061

Morphological pathology

60

51

9

17

17

17

E

2

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 680 190 187 187 306 5 E, 3DC,3C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package V

S.05.A.062

Determination of intermaxial

relationships depending on the clinical

situation

30

20

10

20

C

1

S.05.A.063 Dental aesthetics in odontotherapy

Total number of hours for the 5th curriculum

semester 900 700 200 207 187 306 5 E, 2DC,5C 30

3rd YEAR, 6th SEMESTER (17 weeks)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

S.06.O.064 Clinical endodontics (I) 90 85 5 34 34 17 C 3

S.06.O.065 Nonremovable prosthodontics /Bridge

dentures 90 85 5 34 34 17 E 3

S.06.O.066 Infections in the OMF region 90 85 5 34 34 17 E 3

S.06.O.067 Surgical diseases 60 51 9 17 17 17 C 2

S.06.O.068 Ophthalmology 60 51 9 17 17 17 DC 2

S.06.O.069 Prevention of dento-maxillary

abnormalities 60 51 9 17 17 17 DC 2

S.06.O.070 Prevention of oral diseases

90

68

22

17

17

34

E

3

S.06.O.071 Internal Medicine 90 68 22 17 17 34 E 3

S.06.O.072 Biostatistics and methodology of

scientific research 60 51 9 17 17 17 DC 2

S.06.O.073 Practical training: Therapeutic Dentistry 90 90 90 DC 3

S.06.O.074 Practical training: Prosthodontics 90 90 90 DC 3

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 775 95 180 204 204 187 4E, 5DC, 2C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package VI

S.06.A.075 Modern techniques of root filling with

Guttacore, Thermaphil 30

20

10

20

C

1

S.06.A.076

Designing of micro-prostheses on mini-

invasive principles


semester 900 795 105 180 224 204 187 4E, 6DC,2 C 30

Total number of hours for the 3rd curriculum year 1800 1495 305 180 431 391 493 9 E,8DC,6C 60

Code



Number of hours by type of activity

Form of

assessment

Credits

Total

Direct

contact

Self-

training

Practical

training

Cour

se

Practical

work

Seminars

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

4th YEAR, 7th SEMESTER (17 weeks)


S.07.O.077 Clinical endodontics (II) 90 84 6 24 42 18 E 3

S.07.O.078 Removable prosthodontics/Removable

partial dentures 90 84 6 24 42 18 C 3

S.07.O. 079 Trauma in the OMF region 90 84 6 24 42 18 C 3

S.07.O.080 Orthodontic technique 60 49 11 14 25 10 DC 2

S.07.O.081

Infectious diseases with oral

manifestations

60

28

32

8

14

6

DC

2

S.07.O.082 Surgical diseases 60 35 25 10 16 9 E 2

S.07.O.083 Neurology and neurosurgery 60 42 18 12 21 9 DC 2

S.07.O.084 Obstetrics and gynecology 60 35 25 10 16 9 DC 2

S.07.O.085 Pediatrics 60 35 25 10 16 9 DC 2

S.07.O.086 Dental clinical pharmacology 60 42 18 12 21 9 DC 2

S.07.O.087 ORL 60 56 4 16 28 12 E 2

S.07.O.088 Pneumology 30 21 9 6 11 4 DC 1

S.07.O.089 Practical training: OMF surgery 90 90 90 DC 3

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 685 185 90 170 294 131 3E,8DC,2C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package VII

S.07.A.090

Behavioral management of children in

dental care

30

20

10

20

C

1

S.07.A.091 Geriatrics and dental system dysfunction

Total number of hours for the 7th curriculum 900 705 195 90 190 294 131 3E,8DC, 3C 30

semester



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

S.08.O.092 Clinical periodontitis (I) 90 84 6 24 42 18 C 3

S.08.O.093

Removable prosthodontics/Total

removable dentures (Complete

removable dentures)

90 84 6 24 42 18 E 3

S.08.O.094 Dental implantology 90 84 6 24 42 18 E 3

S.08.O.095 Pedodontics 90 84 6 24 42 18 C 3

S.08.O.096 Dermatovenereology. Oral

dermatovenerology

60

56

4

16

28

12

DC

2

S.08.O.097 Forensic medicine 30 28 2 8 14 6 DC 1

S.08.O.098 Psychiatry 30 28 2 8 14 6 DC 1

S.08.O.099

Preclinical prosthesis on implants

30

28

2

8

14

6

DC

1

S.08.O.100

Social medicine

60

49

11

14

25

10

DC

2

S.08.O.101 Disaster Medicine * only for native

students 60 35 25 10 15 10 DC 2

U.08.O.102 Communication and medical behavior *

only for international students

F.08.O.103 Epidemiology 60

35

25

10

15

10

DC

2

S.08.O.104 Practical training: Therapeutic Dentistry 90

90

90

DC

3

S.08.O.105 Practical training: Prosthodontics 90 90 90 DC 3

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 775 95 180 170 296 129 2 E, 9DC,2C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package VIII

S.08.A.106 Accidents and complications in dental

implantology 30

20

10

20

C

1

S.08.A.107 Diagnostic objectives of dento-

maxillary abnormalities depending on

the teeth

Total number of hours for the 8th curriculum semester

900 795 105 180 190 296 129 2E,9DC,3C 30

Total number of hours for the 4th curriculum year 1800 1500 300 270 380 590 260 5E,16DC,6C 60

Code


Total number of hours Number of hours by type of activity

Form of

assessment

Credits

Total Direct contact

Self-

training

Practical

training

Cours

e

Practica

l work

Seminars

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11



S.09.O.108 Pedodontics 120 98 22 28 49 21 E 4

S.09.O.109 Pediatric OMF surgery 90 77 13 22 39 16 E 3

S.09.O.110 Orthodontics 90 77 13 22 39 16 E 3

S.09.O.111

Clinical parodontology (II)

150

105

45

30

53

22

E

5

S.09.O.112 Oncology in OMF surgery 150 112 38 32 56 24 DC 5

S.09.O.113 Prosthetic treatment of periodontal

diseases 150 105 45 30 53 22 C 5

S.09.O.114 Medical rehabilitation 30 21 9 6 11 4 DC 1

S.09.O.115 Practical training: Pediatric dentistry 90 90 90 DC 3

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 870 685 185 90 170 300 125 4E,3DC,1C 29

Optional disciplines (A) Package IX

S.09.A.116

Medical emergencies in dental

practice

30

20

10

20

C

1

S.09.A.117 Applicational periodontics


semester 900 705 195 90 190 300 125 4E,3DC,2C 30



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

S.10.O.118 Pedodontics 120 91 29 26 46 19 C 4

S.10.O.119 Pediatric OMF surgery 90 70 20 20 35 15 C 3

S.10.O.120 Orthodontics 90 70 20 20 35 15 C 3

S.10.O.121 Oral pathology 120 98 22 28 49 21 C 4

S.10.O.122 Atypic prosthesis and prosthesis on

implants 120 91 29 26 46 19 C 4

S.10.O.123 Preprotective and periodontal surgery.

Reconstructive and aesthetic surgery 120 105 15 30 53 22 C 4

S.10.O.124

Graduation thesis. Graduation exam

240

60

180

60

Thesis.

Graduation

exam

8

Total number of hours for compulsory disciplines 900 585 315 150 264 171 1E, 6 C 30

Total number of hours for the 10th semester 900 585 315 150 264 171 1 EX 6 C 30

Total number of hours for the 5th academic year 1800 1290 510 90 340 564 296 5E,3DC,8 C 60

Total number of hours for all academic years 9000 6585 2415 720 1792 1970 2103 34 E, 40 DC,

32C 300

Optional disciplines

Code


Total

number

of hours

Inclusive Number of hours by type of

activity

Form of

assessment

Credits

Direct

contact

Self-training Course

Seminars

Practical

training

1st YEAR, 1st SEMESTER, 2nd SEMESTER G.01.A.010 University introductory course:


information culture

30 20 10 20 C 1

G.01.A.011 Communication techniques based on the

use of IT in medicine

U.02.A.024 Psychology of human behavior

30 20 10 20 C 1 U.02.A.025 Communication psychology

2nd YEAR, 3rd SEMESTER, 4th SEMESTER S.03.A.036 Modern preparation of carious cavities -

free design

30 20 10 20 C 1



constructions

S.04.A.048 Modern techniques of the prosthetic field

impression

30 20 10 20 C 1

S.04.A.049 Modern endodontic manual and rotating

tools

3rd YEAR, 5th SEMESTER, 6th SEMESTER S.05.A.062

Determination of intermaxial relationships

depending on the clinical situation

30 20 10 20 C 1 S.05.A.063 Dental aesthetics in odontotherapy


Guttacore, Thermaphil 30 20 10 20 C 1

S.06.A.076 Designing of micro-prostheses on mini-

invasive principles

4th YEAR, 7th SEMESTER, 8th SEMESTER

S.07.A.090

Behavioral management of children in

dental care

30 20 10 20 C 1

S.07.A.091 Geriatrics and dental system dysfunction

S.08.A.106 Accidents and complications in dental implantology

30 20 10 20 C 1 S.08.A.107

Diagnostic objectives of dento-maxillary abnormalities depending on the teeth Diagnostic objectives of dento-maxillary abnormalities according to teeth

5th YEAR, 9th SEMESTER

S.09.A.116

Medical emergencies in dental practice

30 20 10 20 C 1 S.09.A.117 Applicational periodontics

FREE CHOICE DISCIPLINES

Nr.

crt. Discipline name Year Semester


assessment

Credits

Total Direct

contact

P S

1. 1 History of medical illustrious scientists I 1 60 30 10 20 E 2

2. 2 Ethics and deontology I 2 60 30 10 20 E 2

3. 4 Health promotion II 3 60 30 10 20 E 2

4. Nutrition and health II 4 60 30 10 20 E 2

5. Work with the customer III 5 60 30 10

20

E 2

6. Entrepreneurship in dentistry III 6 60 30 10 20 E 2

7. Medical diagnosis IV 7 60 30 10 20 E 2

8. Alternative and complementary

medicine

IV 7

60 30

10 20

E 2

9. Leadership in the field of services V 9 60 30 10 20 E 2

10. Dental marketing V 9 60 30 10 20 E 2

Total 600 300 100 200 10 E 20

MATRIX OF CORRELATION BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL AND TRANSVERSAL COMPETENCES AND COURSE UNITS / MODULES

INCLUDED IN THE CURRICULUM

CODE

Credits

PC1

PC2

PC3

PC4

PC5

PC6

TC1

TC2

TC3

F.01.O.001 Human anatomy 6 + + +

F.01.O.002 Molecular biology 3 + + +

F.01.O.003 Structural biochemistry 3 + + +

F.01.O.004 Biophysics in dentistry 3 + + +

F.01.O.005 Histology 4 + + +

S.01.O.006 Primary medical emergency 2 + + + + +

G.01.O.007 English / French language 2 + + +

U.01.O.008 Anthropology and philosophy of

medicine

3 + + +

U.01.O.009 Behavioral Sciences 3 + + + +

G.01.A.010 University introductory course:


information culture

1

+ + + +

G.01.A.011 Communication techniques based on

the use of IT in medicine

1 + + + + +

G.01.O.012 Romanian language + + +

G.01.O.013 Physical education +

S.02.O.014 Functional morphology of the dental

system

3 + + + + + + + + +

S.02.O.015 Biomaterials in dentistry 3 + + + + + + + + +

F.02.O.016 Anatomy of the head and neck 3 + + +

F.02.O.017 Human genetics 3 + + + +

F.02.O.018 Biochemistry 3 + + +

F.02.O.019 Histology, cytology and embryology 3 + + +

F.02.O.020 Human physiology 3 + + +

G.02.O.021 Latin language and medical

terminology

2

G.02.O.022 English / French language 3 + + +

S.02.O.023 Practical training 3 + + + + + + + + +

U.02.A.024 Psychology of human behavior 1 + + + +

U.02.A.025 Communication psychology 1 + + + +

G.02.O.026 Romanian language + + + + + +

G.02.O.027 Physical education +

S.03.O.028 Unidental prosthesis technology 5 + + + + + + + + +

S.03.O.029 Conservative preclinical

odontotherapy and restoration

5 + + + + + + + + +

S.03.O.030 Prevention in OMF surgery 3 + + + + + + + + +

F.03.O.031 Biochemistry 3 + + +

F.03.O.032 The physiology of the dental system 3 + +

F.03.O.033 Microbiologie, virusologie,

imunologie

3 + + + + +

F.03.O.034 Clinical anatomy 3 + + + +

F.03.O.035 Pharmacology 4 + + + + +

S.03.A.036 Modern preparation of carious cavities

- free design

1 + + + + + + + + +



constructions

1

+ + + + + + + + +


S.04.O.039 Dental bridge technology 5 + + + + + + + + +

S.04.O.040 Preclinical paradontology 5 + + + + + + + + +

S.04.O.041 Anesthesia in dentistry 4 + + + + + + + + +

S.04.O.042 Medical psychology 2 + + + +

F.04.O.043 Morphological pathology

3 + + +

F.04.O.044 Oral microbiology 2 + + + + +

F.04.O.045 General hygiene 2 + + + + + +

U.04.O.046 Bioethics 2 + + + + +

S.04.O.047 Practical training 4 + + + + + + + + +

S.04.A.048 Modern techniques of the prosthetic

field impression

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.04.A.049 Modern endodontic manual and

rotating tools

1 + + + + + + + + +


S.05.O.051 Acrylic mobilisable denture and

skeletal prosthesis technology

2 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.052 Preclinical endodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.053 Clinical odontotherapy 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.054 Nonremovable prosthodontics/

Microprothesis

3 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.055 Odontectomy 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.056 Prevention of oral affections 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.057 Dental radiology 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.058 Internal Medicine semiology 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.05.O.059 Surgical diseases 2 + + + + + + + + +

F.05.O.060 Pathophysiology 3 + + + +

F.05.O.061 Morphological pathology 2 + + +

S.05.A.062 Determination of intermaxial relationships

depending on the clinical situation 1

+ + + + + + + + +

S.05.A.063 Dental aesthetics 1 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.064 Clinical endodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.065 Nonremovable prosthodontics /Bridge

dentures

3 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.066

Infections in the OMF region 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.067 Surgical pathology 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.068 Ophthalmology 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.069 Prevention of dento-maxillary

abnormalities

2 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.070 Prevention of oral affections 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.071 Internal Medicine 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.072 Biostatistics and methodology of

scientific research

2 + + + + + +

S.06.O.073 Practical training: therapeutic dentistry 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.O.074 Practical training: Prosthodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +


Guttacore, Thermaphil

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.06.A.076 Designing of micro-prostheses on

mini-invasive principles

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.077 Clinical endodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.078 Removable prosthodontics/Removable

partial dentures

3 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.079 Trauma in the OMF region 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.080 Orthodontic technique 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.081 Preclinical prosthesis on implants 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.082 General Surgery 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.083 Neurology and neurosurgery 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.084 Obstetrics and gynecology 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.085 Pediatrics 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.086 Dental Clinical Pharmacology 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.087 ORL 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.088 Pneumology 1 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.O.089 Practical training: OMF surgery 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.A.090 Behavioral management of children in

dental care

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.07.A.091 Geriatrics and dental system

dysfunction

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.092 Clinical parodontology 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.093 Removable prosthodontics/Total

removable dentures (Complete

removable dentures)

3

+ + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.094 Dental implantology 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.095 Pedodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.096 Dermatovenereology. Oral

dermatovenerology

2 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.097 Forensic Medicine 1 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.098 Psychiatry 1 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.099 Infectious diseases with dental

manifestations

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.100 Social Medicine 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.101 Disaster Medicine 2 + + + + + + + + +

U.08.O.102 Communication and medical behavior 2 + + + + + + + + +

F.08.O.103 Epidemiology 2 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.104 Practical training: Therapeutic

Dentistry

3 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.O.105 Practical training: Prosthodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.A.106 Accidents and complications in dental

implantology

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.08.A.107 Diagnostic objectives of dento-

maxillary abnormalities depending on

the teeth

1

+ + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.108 Pedodontics 4 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.109 Pediatric OMF surgery 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.110 Orthodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.111 Clinical parodontology 5 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.112 Oncology in OMF surgery 5 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.113 Prosthetic treatment of periodontal

diseases

5 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.114 Medical rehabilitation 1 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.O.115 Practical training: Pediatric dentistry 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.A.116 Medical emergencies in dental

practice

1 + + + + + + + + +

S.09.A.117 Applicational periodontics 1 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.118 Pedodontics 4 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.119 Pediatric OMF surgery 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.120 Orthodontics 3 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.121 Oral pathology 4 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.122 Atypic prosthesis and prosthesis on

implants

4 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.123 Chirurgia preprotetică și parodontală.

Reconstructive and aesthetic surgery

4 + + + + + + + + +

S.10.O.124 Graduation thesis. Graduation

examination

8 + + + + + + + + +

DISTRIBUTION OF HOURS BY DISCIPLINE GROUPS

Groups of disciplines Hours Numeber of ECTS

credits Quota(%)/hours

Total Inclusive direct contact

Fundamental Disciplines (F) 1890 1157 63 21

- mandatory (FO) 1890 1157 63 21

General Disciplines (G) 270 190 9 3

- mandatory (GO) 240 170 8 2

- optional (GA) 30 20 1 0.33

Socio-human disciplines (U) 270 173 9 3

- mandatory (UO) 270 173 9 3

Specialization disciplines (S) 5580 4285 186 62

- mandatory (SO) 5370 4145 179 59,6

- optional (SA) 210 140 7 2.33

Compulsory activities (AO) 990 780 33 11

- internships 750 720 25 8.33

- graduation examinations 240 60 8 2

Total number of hours 9000 6585 300 100

INTERNSHIPS

Nr Specialization practice Semestrer Duration

number of weeks

Duration

number of hours Period Credits

1. Practical training: patient care 2 2 60 1st year, July 2

2. Practical training: nurse 4 4 120 2nd year, July 4

Specialization practice

1. Therapeutic dentistry 6 3 90 3rd year, July - August 3

2. Prosthodontics 6 3 90 3rd year , July - August 3

3. OMF Surgery * 7 3 90 4th year 3

4. Therapeutic dentistry 8 3 90 4th year , July - August 3

5. Prosthodontics 8 3 90 4th year , July - August 3

6. Pediatric dentistry 9 3 90 5th year , January 3

Research practice

1. Development 10

240 during the semester 8

Note *: Practical training in OMF Surgery lasts for one week - 30 hours in outpatient OMF Surgery and 60 hours

(two weeks) in the OMF Hospital Surgery Departments during the fourth year of study

GRADUATION EXAMINATION

Credits Activity name Period

8

Defence of the licentiate thesis May 2018

Test on specialization disciplines: Odontology, Periodontology and Oral Pathology, OMF Surgery, Dental Prosthetics,

Pediatric Stomatology

May-June 2018

Interview on specialization disciplines: Odontology, Periodontology and Oral Pathology, OMF Surgery, Dental

Prosthetics, Pediatric Stomatology

Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry Professor Ion Lupan Vice-dean of the Faculty of Dentistry Associate professor Elena Stepco

Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry

Professor

Ion Lupan ____________

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