| Order |
Course title |
| Topic 1 (TO1) |
| 1 |
Masticatory muscles – anatomy and physiology.
Stabilizing and connecting components of removable dental prostheses.
Ideal occlusion, normo-occlusion, 6 keys of occlusion.
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| 2 |
Impression materials in prosthodontics – classification, properties, advantages, disadvantages, and indications.
Post-endodontic restoration of teeth – abutments in prosthodontics.
Classification of orthodontic anomalies.
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| 3 |
Conventional vs. digital impression techniques in prosthodontics – comparison and indications.
Aesthetic reconstructions in the anterior region – materials and selection of abutment design.
Intrauterine development of jaws and teeth.
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| 4 |
Determination and reconstruction of jaw relationships in partially dentate patients.
Full-coverage crowns – types, indications, and evaluation.
Indication of orthodontic treatment.
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| 5 |
Dental alloys – general properties, significance in prosthodontics, indications, and processing.
Retentive elements of removable dental prostheses – classification, indications, advantages, and disadvantages.
Prevention and prophylaxis of orthodontic anomalies.
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| 6 |
Temporomandibular joint – anatomy, physiology, and functional relevance in prosthodontics.
Surveyed crowns as abutments for RPDs – types, indications, and contemporary alternatives.
Etiology of orthodontic anomalies.
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| 7 |
Significance of prosthodontic treatment – functional, aesthetic, and preventive aspects.
Pontics – types, relationship to mucosa, hygienic and aesthetic aspects.
Postnatal growth and development of jaws and dental arches.
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| 8 |
Dental polymers – applications in prosthodontics, advantages, disadvantages, relining and repair of prostheses.
Acrylic partial dentures – characteristics, design elements, and indications.
Orthodontic diagnosis.
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| 9 |
Physiology of mastication – mechanisms and significance for prosthodontic rehabilitation.
Prosthodontic rehabilitation using dental implants – principles, indications, and patient benefits.
Analysis of study models.
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| 10 |
Tooth preparation for abutments – principles, protection of dental tissues and periodontium, minimally invasive approaches in prosthodontics.
Occlusal interferences in natural dentition – etiology, diagnosis, and management.
Anomalies in tooth number, shape and size.
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| 11 |
Dental polymers – processing errors and their consequences.
Abutment designs in fixed prosthodontics – types, indications, contraindications.
Development of permanent molar occlusion.
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| 12 |
Examination and diagnostics in prosthodontics – biological factors of dentition as a whole and of individual abutments, treatment planning.
Removable bridges – indications, design elements, and clinical application.
Crowding and spacing.
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| 13 |
Ceramic materials in prosthodontics.
Prosthodontic treatment within interdisciplinary collaboration – a holistic approach.
Removable orthodontic appliances and clear aligner therapy.
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| 14 |
Cast partial dentures (CPD) – indications, design elements, and laboratory procedures.
Functional and aesthetic aspects of complete denture set-up, try-in, and finalization.
Orthodontic treatment planning.
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| 15 |
Noble metal alloys – properties, applications, and significance in contemporary prosthodontics.
Determination of jaw relationships in edentulous patients – procedure and occlusal plane orientation.
Cephalometric analysis.
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| 16 |
Centric relation – significance and methods of determination in prosthodontics.
Relining, rebasing, and repair of complete dentures – indications and clinical procedures.
Timing of orthodontic treatment.
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| 17 |
Pre-prosthetic dental and surgical procedures – conservative and surgical interventions.
Extensive fixed bridges – indications.
Tissue changes associated with orthodontic tooth movement.
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| 18 |
Modelling and casting materials in prosthodontics – types, properties, and applications.
Esthetic options in dentition reconstruction – materials, techniques, and indications.
Extractions in orthodontic treatment.
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| 19 |
Static and dynamic occlusion – disorders and consequences.
Retention, stability, and resistance of complete dentures – influencing factors.
Functional appliances and dentofacial orthopaedics.
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| 20 |
Dental laboratory processing of metals – conventional and modern technologies.
Resilience of denture-bearing tissues – relevance for removable prosthesis function.
Fixed orthodontic appliances.
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| 21 |
Principles of articulation in fixed and removable prosthodontics.
Complete dentures – modifications, materials, and fabrication techniques, both conventional and digital.
Open bite - etiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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| 22 |
Base metal alloys in prosthodontics – properties, indications, and processing.
Support elements of RPDs (rests and supporting components) – functions and types.
Transversal discrepancies - etiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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| 23 |
Immediate dentures – types, significance, and clinical procedures.
Removable partial dentures with metal framework – conventional and digital fabrication workflows.
Class II anomalies - etiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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| 24 |
Hybrid prostheses – retentive elements, indications, and benefits.
Edentulous ridges – evaluation for complete denture construction.
Class III anomalies - etiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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| 25 |
Class II defects according to Voldřich – characteristics and treatment options.
Clasp assemblies in removable prostheses – characteristics and functions.
Retention and stability in orthodontics.
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| 26 |
Implant-supported prostheses – fixed, removable, and overdentures.
Prosthodontic treatment of patients with compromised periodontal support – principles, options, and limitations.
Cleft lip and palate - aetiology, classification, and treatment.
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| 27 |
Maintenance of dental prostheses – principles, hygienic aids, and relevance for long-term prognosis.
Fixed and removable splints – types, indications, and applications in prosthodontics.
Deep bite - aetiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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| 28 |
Digital technologies in prosthodontics – intraoral scanning, additive and subtractive manufacturing, advantages, limitations, and indications.
Minimally invasive prosthodontics – adhesive prostheses (crowns and bridges).
Impacted teeth - aetiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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| 29 |
Impressions of edentulous jaws – impression techniques, material selection, and common errors.
Intraoral and extraoral scanners – principles, applications, limitations, and AI-based treatment planning.
Orthodontics and interdisciplinary patient.
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| 30 |
Distribution of retentive elements in removable partial dentures – principles, clinical applications, and significance.
Delivery of complete dentures – patient instructions and adaptation to removable prostheses.
Orthognathic surgery and orthodontics.
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