This module covers:

Restoration of the primary and permanent dentition (including both basic and advanced techniques)
	Endodontics for the primary dentition
	Composite restoration of permanent incisor teeth focusing on aesthetic restoration of fractured incisors
	Aetiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and epidemiology of acquired disorders of teeth and supporting structures.
	Prevention of common acquired disorders affecting the dentition with a focus on caries and erosion.
In the Certificate year of the MSc in Paediatric Dentistry, you will undertake the following modules DENT0001, DENT0002, DENT0018 & DENT0019.

Module description

In this course, students will study how the city course been understood, imagined and culturally represented throughout the modern period....

CANCER AND ARTS|HISTORY OF CANCER|MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY|CANCER BURDEN

The overall aim for the module is for you to develop and appreciate the impact that cancer as a disease has on society - psychological, financial and cultural....

The overall aim for the module is for you to develop and appreciate the impact that cancer as a disease has on society - psychological, financial and cultural. As one in two people born after 1960 will develop cancer the burden to society is immense. Themes included in the module are history of cancer medicine, medical anthropology, health economics, impact of cancer on the arts (including music, art, literature, film), cancer patient psychology and palliative care. It is delivered by world leading multidisciplinary researchers and clinicians from across the UCL campus.

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