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课程名称：牙科前沿 课程概述：在这门《牙科前沿》课程中，您将探索牙科医学领域的一些最新进展。通过整合前沿技术和跨学科合作，疗法和生物医学科学的创新使我们对该领域的理解不断深化。 课程大纲： 1. **牙科前沿导论**：本课程开始于来自宾夕法尼亚大学牙科医学系的院长马克·沃尔夫博士的欢迎致辞，介绍将讨论的五个主要领域，并让学生分享学习期望。 2. **创新与精密牙科中心**：宾夕法尼亚大学的创新与精密牙科中心(CiPD)汇聚了牙科和工程学领域的专家，推动新疗法和医疗设备的发展，致力于解决口腔健康领域的未满足需求，并培养下一代牙科、口腔和颅面研究的领导者。 3. **残疾患者的治疗**：探讨61百万残疾美国人就医过程中的障碍，包括获取医疗和空间可及性。通过最小侵入性护理技术改善治疗体验，并讨论如何培养能够照顾残疾患者的未来牙医。 4. **生物材料与人工智能的创新**：讨论最新的临床和实验室生物材料研究，结合数字技术的发展，如人工智能，提供更少侵入性和更美观的治疗效果。 5. **数字牙科**：深入探讨计算机辅助设计和制造（CAD/CAM）技术以及人工智能的进展，数字牙科提高了临床治疗的效率和效果，带来了更好的临床结果。 6. **计算机辅助正畸学**：介绍正畸学的最新技术变革，包括计算机三维成像和透明矫治器的应用，使更多人能够接受正畸治疗。 该课程提供了丰富的知识和实践经验，为学员在牙科领域的未来发展奠定了基础。
Name:Introduction to Frontiers in Dentistry
Description:Throughout this course, you will be provided the opportunity to explore some of the latest, most fascinating advances in dental medicine. These innovations in therapeutic techniques as well as our understanding of the biomedical sciences have been made possible by our research enterprise which integrates the latest emerging technology along with interdisciplinary collaborations. We will begin the course with a warm welcome from Penn Dental Medicine's Morton Amsterdam Dean, Dr. Mark Wolff, and a brief introduction to the five domains that we will be discussing in this course. You will also get the opportunity to tell us more about yourself and your hopes for this learning experience. Let's get started!
Name:The Center for Innovation and Precision Dentistry
Description:The University of Pennsylvania provides a unique sense of collaboration that fosters cross-discipline partnerships. The Center for Innovation & Precision Dentistry (CiPD) is a vibrant community of experts in Penn Dental Medicine and Penn’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences who leverage cutting-edge yet affordable approaches. The CiPD allows for accelerated discovery and translation of new therapies, diagnostics, and devices to address unmet needs in oral health. The CiPD also trains the next generation of leaders in dental, oral, and craniofacial research, and oral healthcare innovation. Several completed and in-progress projects will be highlighted in this week's module in an interview with Dr. Michel Koo, a Professor at the School of Dental Medicine and the co-Director of the Center for Innovation & Precision Dentistry (CiPD) at the University of Pennsylvania.
Name:Treatment of Patients with Disabilities
Description:For the 61 million Americans who have disabilities, going to the dentist can be a harrowing experience. There are many things to consider, including accessibility, finding care, and geographic proximity. Patients with hearing impediments, cognitive impairments, physical challenges, age, or disease-related difficulties need dentists, along with spaces designed for them and their caregivers. Mainstream healthcare providers are not often taught how to take different disabilities into consideration in their practices and treatment planning, which impacts millions of Americans’ access to healthcare every year. Minimally invasive care techniques that might not be typically considered in treatment planning are strong tools when treating patients whose disabilities might prevent them from receiving traditional treatment techniques. The Penn Dental Care Center for Persons with Disabilities is a unique opportunity for both patients and providers. It gives patients a tailored experience, taking into consideration a multitude of accessibility concerns. Students are given direct experience in treating patients with alternative needs as well as a good example of what accessibility looks like when considering their futures beyond Penn Dental Medicine. The ability of academic institutions to train the next generation of dentists who will be capable of treating patients with disabilities while also being cognizant of the various attitudinal, physical, and financial barriers is one of the formidable challenges facing the dental profession. To discuss these and other related issues we have invited one of the experts in this area, Dr. Miriam Robbins.
Name:Innovations in Biomaterials and Artificial Intelligence
Description:This module will discuss the up-to-date clinical and laboratory biomaterials research, focusing on esthetic dentistry, minimally invasive and adhesive dentistry, implant prosthodontics, novel materials, and modern CAD/CAM technologies. Which have improved our diagnostic capabilities and clinical outcomes. Combining advances in adhesive dental materials with advances in digital technologies, such as AI, provides a less invasive and more aesthetic outcome for the patient. These advances make calibration and communication between providers and specialties easier and more cost-effective. As the technology advances, dental professionals can provide more tailored and precise treatment to more patients at a lower cost and in fewer steps. We have invited an expert in this field, Dr. Markus Blatz, to provide more information about this domain.
Name:Digital Dentistry
Description:This module delves deeper into the advances of Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technologies and artificial intelligence. One of the most exciting frontiers and innovations in dentistry has been the recent incorporation of computer-controlled components in patients’ diagnostic and clinical procedures. This computer-controlled approach to dental therapeutics is widely known as digital dentistry and it has the potential to increase both the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical treatment resulting in better clinical outcomes. CAD/CAM technology has been around for several decades but has advanced significantly during that time with the addition of artificial intelligence. AI has enabled CAD/CAM technology to extend into the realm of diagnostics, and software is now able to identify potential risk factors in patients. In addition, intraoral scans provide a digital clone of the patient, allowing for better treatment planning and visual communication with the patient and in fewer appointments. These methods also reduce the number of materials required to treat the patient and are more precise than traditional fabrication methods. This technology has become less expensive over time, making this less invasive technology more accessible to a great number of patients. To explain this fascinating area in dentistry is Dr. Conejo who is the Clinical CAD/CAM Director at the Department of Preventive and Restorative Sciences
Name:Computer Assisted Orthodontics
Description:Orthodontics is the dental specialty dealing with the correction of irregularities of the teeth, such as malocclusion, often by the use of braces. This treatment aims to ensure the proper form and function of the dentition. Like many other medical entities, orthodontic therapy has been undergoing significant changes influenced by the rapidly emerging technology, one of which is the exciting field of clear aligner therapy. In orthodontics, the computer-based three-dimensional image, which shows the current status of teeth and consequently enables a detailed and precise photorealistic 3D model, is indeed a basis for an innovative approach to treatment. This approach has the possibility of making orthodontic therapy available to millions of individuals who have otherwise been unable to afford orthodontic care. We have invited Dr. Sam Kadan to discuss this newly emerging area.
In this course, Frontiers in Dentistry, you will be able to explore some of the latest advances in the field of dental medicine. The innovations in therapeutic techniques as well as our understanding of the biomedical sciences have been made possible by our research enterprise which integrates the latest emerging technology along with interdisciplinary collaborations. The material presented will focus on five distinct domains which have recently undergone significant transformation and hold en
