Unit information: Clinical practice attachment 2 in 2018/19

Unit name	Clinical practice attachment 2
Unit code	DENTM9018
Credit points	10
Level of study	M/7
Teaching block(s)	Academic Year (weeks 1 - 52)
Unit director	Mr. Jonathon Schofield
Open unit status	Not open
Pre-requisites	None
Co-requisites	Biomaterials , biomedical science and biomechanics - DENTM9007 Patient Assessment and treatment planning 1 - DENTM9008 Implant surgery 1 - DENTM9009 Bone augmentation and grafting 1 - DENTM9010 Prosthodontics 1 - DENTM9011 Clinical practice attachment 1 - DENTM9012 Treatment Planning 2 - DENTM9013 Implant Surgery 2 - DENTM9014 Prosthodontics 2 - DENTM9015 Teams and marketing - DENTM9016 Advanced techniques - DENTM9017 Dissertation - DENTM9019
School/department	Bristol Dental School
Faculty	Faculty of Health Sciences

Description including Unit Aims

This module will involve the student attending clinical practice attachments for no less than 13 sessions. Clinical practice attachments will be at the approved mentoring private practice. During these sessions the student will observe and become involved in the assessing, treatment planning and preparation of patients for implant surgery. The student will be expected to carry out the implant placement on at least one ‘SAC’ advanced or complex patient and, where possible, final restoration for that patient under the supervision of their mentor. The mentor will assess the competency of the student against agreed criteria. The student must submit a portfolio of the clinical practice attachment and written clinical case reports.

This module also includes a live practical demonstration of a block bone graft and a sinus augmentation procedure.

Intended Learning Outcomes

• To be competent at communicating with a patient and other members of the dental team. To be competent at maintaining fully accurate records and recording a patient history.
• To be competent at planning a single-tooth implant case.
• To be competent at planning an uncomplicated multiple implant case for a removable prosthesis.
• To be competent at recognising the need for bone augmentation. To be competent at obtaining a written consent to implant treatment.
• To be competent at the preparation of an implant site and the placement of an implant. To be competent in providing a patient with a single-tooth implant supported crown.
• To have a knowledge of the planning, construction and delivery to a patient of other fixed and removable implant supported prostheses.
• To have a knowledge of how a multidisciplinary case could be managed.
• To have a knowledge of how an ethical marketing strategy could be developed within their own practice.

Teaching Information

Lectures and small group teaching on study day 7 and 8. One to one teaching and observation of clinical practice.

Assessment Information

Formative assessment

During the study day and clinical attachments via direct verbal feedback.

Summative Assessments

Written assignments: 1. Case presentations and logbook. Online case presentations of students’ own patient cases. Logbook of observed and treated cases.

Written and practical assignments are to be completed during weeks 1 to 42, in year 2 of the programme. Submission date will be given to students verbally and on Blackboard.

Reading and References

Contemporary Implant Dentistry by Carl E. Misch. Mosby 3rd edition ISBN: 08151 70599

Practical Implant Dentistry: Diagnostic, Surgical, Restorative and Technical Aspects of Aesthetic and Functional Harmony by Ashok Sethi and Thomas Kaus. Quintessence Publishing ISBN: 18509 70610

Selected journal references