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INTRODUCTION
1 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY ................... 1-1--1-14
Exercises
2 THE SKULL AND JAWS .................................................. ............... 2-1--2-13
Exercises
3 TOPOGRAPHY OF THE MOUTH AND TOOTH STRUCTURES
Section I. Topography of the Mouth........... ................................. 3-1--3-4
Section II. Tooth Structures........................................ .................. 3-5--3-9
Exercises
4 DENTAL ANATOMY
Section I. Aspects of the Anatomic Description of Teeth............. 4-1--4-9
Section II. Maxillary Teeth .................................................. .......... 4-10--4-17
Section III. Mandibular Teeth .................................................. ...... 4-18--4-25
Exercises
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Lesson Paragraphs
INTRODUCTION
1 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY ................... 1-1--1-14
Exercises
2 THE SKULL AND JAWS .................................................. ............... 2-1--2-13
Exercises
3 TOPOGRAPHY OF THE MOUTH AND TOOTH STRUCTURES
Section I. Topography of the Mouth........... ................................. 3-1--3-4
Section II. Tooth Structures........................................ .................. 3-5--3-9
Exercises
4 DENTAL ANATOMY
Section I. Aspects of the Anatomic Description of Teeth............. 4-1--4-9
Section II. Maxillary Teeth .................................................. .......... 4-10--4-17
Section III. Mandibular Teeth .................................................. ...... 4-18--4-25
Exercises
MD0501 ii
CORRESPONDENCE COURSE OF
THE ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, U.S. ARMY
SUBCOURSE MED501
DENTAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION
In order for the Army to utilize its professional dental staff to the utmost, a carefully
organized dental service system providing technical and administrative support for that
professional staff is necessary. Dental specialists and other auxiliary personnel play very
important roles in making this possible. A dental officer working with an efficient assistant
can provide better and substantially more dental care than can one working alone. An
additional significant increase in capabilities is shown among dental officers having the
support of two or more auxiliary personnel.
The subcourses in the series for dental assistants and dental laboratory specialists
are not designed to turn out completely trained personnel. This can be accomplished
only in conjunction with close supervision in an on-the-job training status. The
subcourses are designed to provide a review for personnel working in the dental area
and provide basic fundamentals and techniques for personnel interested in the auxiliary
dental fields.
This subcourse presents a general discussion of basic sciences r
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بسم الله والحمد لله (http://rapidshare.com/files/7156077/Us_Army_Medical_Course_-_Dental_Anatomy_And_Physiology__2006_Edition__Md05 01.rar)
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INTRODUCTION
1 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY ................... 1-1--1-14
Exercises
2 THE SKULL AND JAWS .................................................. ............... 2-1--2-13
Exercises
3 TOPOGRAPHY OF THE MOUTH AND TOOTH STRUCTURES
Section I. Topography of the Mouth........... ................................. 3-1--3-4
Section II. Tooth Structures........................................ .................. 3-5--3-9
Exercises
4 DENTAL ANATOMY
Section I. Aspects of the Anatomic Description of Teeth............. 4-1--4-9
Section II. Maxillary Teeth .................................................. .......... 4-10--4-17
Section III. Mandibular Teeth .................................................. ...... 4-18--4-25
Exercises
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Lesson Paragraphs
INTRODUCTION
1 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY ................... 1-1--1-14
Exercises
2 THE SKULL AND JAWS .................................................. ............... 2-1--2-13
Exercises
3 TOPOGRAPHY OF THE MOUTH AND TOOTH STRUCTURES
Section I. Topography of the Mouth........... ................................. 3-1--3-4
Section II. Tooth Structures........................................ .................. 3-5--3-9
Exercises
4 DENTAL ANATOMY
Section I. Aspects of the Anatomic Description of Teeth............. 4-1--4-9
Section II. Maxillary Teeth .................................................. .......... 4-10--4-17
Section III. Mandibular Teeth .................................................. ...... 4-18--4-25
Exercises
MD0501 ii
CORRESPONDENCE COURSE OF
THE ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, U.S. ARMY
SUBCOURSE MED501
DENTAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION
In order for the Army to utilize its professional dental staff to the utmost, a carefully
organized dental service system providing technical and administrative support for that
professional staff is necessary. Dental specialists and other auxiliary personnel play very
important roles in making this possible. A dental officer working with an efficient assistant
can provide better and substantially more dental care than can one working alone. An
additional significant increase in capabilities is shown among dental officers having the
support of two or more auxiliary personnel.
The subcourses in the series for dental assistants and dental laboratory specialists
are not designed to turn out completely trained personnel. This can be accomplished
only in conjunction with close supervision in an on-the-job training status. The
subcourses are designed to provide a review for personnel working in the dental area
and provide basic fundamentals and techniques for personnel interested in the auxiliary
dental fields.
This subcourse presents a general discussion of basic sciences r
http://www.w6w.net/album/35/w6w200504201015373c112c3b.gif
بسم الله والحمد لله (http://rapidshare.com/files/7156077/Us_Army_Medical_Course_-_Dental_Anatomy_And_Physiology__2006_Edition__Md05 01.rar)