This subject is a continuation of DOH 331. This subject is designed to provide students with the continuing opportunity to participate in the provision of more complex clinical care. There will be a special focus on pain control and pharmacology. The clinical component of the subject will continue to focus on periodontic, endodontic and restorative treatments as well as simple extractions and the provision of removable partial dentures.

-be able to demonstrate continuing  competence in a clinical dental setting;
-be able to demonstrate continuing competence in diagnosis and treatment planning for clinical dentistry;
-be able to demonstrate continuing development of skills in the management of patients with periodontal disease;
-be able to demonstrate developing knowledge and continuing development of skills relevant to the provision of simple safe local anaesthesia;
-be able to demonstrate continued development of clinical skills relevant to the provision of simple dental restorations;
-be able to demonstrate continued development of clinical skills required for the provision of relief of pain and simple endodontic treatment;
-be able to demonstrate continued development of clinical skills relevant to the provision of removable partial dentures;
-be able to demonstrate clinical competence relevant to the management of simple dental extractions;
-be able to demonstrate appropriate understanding of the general principles of pharmacology with particular relevance to dental care.

-Diagnosis and treatment planning
-Periodontics
-Simple restorative dentistry
-Local anaesthetics
-Simple pain relief procedures
-Endodontics
-Exodontia
-Basic removable prosthesis
-Applied dental materials
-Ethics & professionalism
-Infection control
-Occupational health and safety
-Pharmacology
-Mechanisms of drug action and principles of drug behaviour
-Membrane receptors
-Drugs affecting the autonomic nervous system
-Cardiovascular pharmacology
-Respiratory system pharmacology