undergraduate

GENERAL TRAINING DIPLOMAS IN DENTAL SCIENCES 2ND AND 3RD YEAR

The DFGSO 2 and DFGSO 3 courses provide an introduction to oral practice and techniques. They include theoretical training and practical work on simulators, enabling students to learn the procedures they will later perform on patients. Foreign language and epidemiology courses complete this training.

The thematic guidelines for DFGSO 2 and DFGSO 3 are grouped into five disciplinary areas, broken down into teaching units:

• Section 1: embryology, developmental biology, histology, microbiology, parasitology, virology, general immunology, hematology, biochemistry, pharmacology and major classes of drugs, digital skills.
• Section 2: Head and neck anatomy, dental morphology, cervico-cephalic anatomy, oral physiology, oxyology, occlusodontics, medical imaging, patient radiation protection, biomaterials.
• Section 3: Semiology, semioradiology, multidisciplinary approach, oral surgery and oral medicine, periodontology, and first aid techniques.
• Section 4: Prosthetic dentistry, practical teaching of prosthetic dentistry, restorative dentistry – endodontics, practical teaching of restorative dentistry – endodontics.
• Section 5: orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, public health.