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Syllabus Course Coordinator Head of

Department Vice Dean 1

........................... Revision July, 17th 2018 Faculty of Dental

Medicine Effective from Priyawan Rachmadi,

drg., Ph.D Dr.Intan Nirwana,

drg.,M.Kes Prof.Dr. Anita

Yuliati, drg,. M.Kes

A. COURSE IDENTITY

1. Course Laboratory Work of Dental Material Science II 2. Code KGM 201 3. Credit Point (s) 1 (CU) 4. Semester III 5. Learning Outcomes Learning Outcome of Attitude (CPS):

Showing responsibility attitude of the duties in the expertise area independently (CPS 9) Learning Outcome of Undergraduate Achievement (CPPS): Mastering the theoretical concept of Biomaterial and Technology of Dental Medicine (CPPS 8b) General Undergraduate Skills Outcome (CKUS): 1. Able to show independent, excellent and measurable performance; ( CKUS 2 ) 2. Able to take the right decisión in context of solving the problems in the área of expertise, based on the information and data analysis (CKUS 5) Specific Undergraduate Skills Outcome (CKKS) Able to choose and demonstrate the use of material, tools and technology of Dental Medicine for dental and oral care on simulation phantom according to the indications independently (CKKS 7)

6. Course Learning Outcome

After finishing the Laboratory Work of Dental Material II, the students of the Faculty of Dental Medicine are able to manipulate correctly and analyze the Laboratory Work result of dental materials used both in the laboratory and clinic to support the job interest.

7. Description The activities of the Laboratory Work of Dental Material I is conducted on the topics of: amalgam, composite, zinc phosphate cement, glass ionomer cement, the as well as application of dental investment material and casting. Those materials are used both in laboratory and clinic to support the job interest.

8. Requirement (s) No requirement. 9. Coordinator Priyawan Rachmadi, drg., Ph.D. 10. Lecturer(s) Prof.Dr. Anita Yuliati, drg.,M.Kes; Dr. Elly Munadziroh, drg.,MS; Dr. Asti Meizarini, drg.,MS; Devi Rianti, drg,.M.Kes; Titien Hary Agustantina, drg., M.Kes; R.

Helal Soekartono, drg.,M.Kes; R. Mohammad Yogiartono, drg.,M.Kes; Endanus Harijanto, drg.,M.Kes; Soebagio, drg.,M.Kes; Dr. Intan Nirwana, drg.,M.Kes; Priyawan Rachmadi, drg., Ph.D.










B. LEARNING PROGRAM

Week

Expected Final Ability

Learning Material

Learning Strategy Media Time Learning Experience Assessment Criteria and Indicator (s) Score

Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 1 Week 2

Able to manipulate & measure the setting time of amalgam

Amalgam Manipulation

Laboratory Work

Labora

tory Work Tools and

Materials

2 x 50’

1. Able to weigh amalgam correctly 2. Able to stir amalgam correctly. 3. Able to apply amalgam correctly

1. Laboratory Work readiness includes: discipline, communication, mastering the theory according to the topic, showing the tools correctly, showing the materials correctly, and mastering the procedure.

2. Laboratory Work according to the procedure. 3. Laboratory Work Report according to format &

criteria.

16% 16% 16%

1 - 9

Able to distinguish the setting time of amalgam based on the differences of mixture

The setting time of amalgam

Discussion

Sheet, station

ary

1 x 50’

1. Know the reaction of amalgam 2. Know the initial and final sign of the

setting time 3. Know the setting time based on the

difference of the stirring 4. Know the character of amalgam

based on the difference of the stirring

1. Abilities to explain the Laboratory Work result include: discipline, communication, mastering the topic theory, arguing based on the theory, maintaining opinion based on the theory, and able to analyze the Laboratory Work result.

2. Topic competence mastery test.

16% 16%

1 - 9










Week


Learning Material


Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 1 Week 2

Able to manipulate composite resin

Composite Resin Manipulation

Laboratory Work

Labora

tory Work Tools and

Materials

2 x 50’

1. Students are able to manipulate composite resin on cavity

2. Students are able to illuminate the composite resin with various illumination distance



criteria.

16% 16% 16%

1 - 9

Able to explain the difference of composite resin hardness based on the variation of illumination distance

Kekerasan komposit

Discussion Sheet, station

ary

1 x 50’

1. Know the definition of composite 2. Know the setting time of composite

resin. 3. Know the difference of composite

resin hardness caused by different illumination distance



16% 16%

1 - 9









Yuliati, drg,. M.Kes Week


Learning Material


Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 1 Week 2

Able to manipulate Zinc Phosphate Cement

Manipulasi Zinc Phos phate Cement w : p ratio yg ber-beda

Laboratory Work

Alat & bahan prakti kum

2 x 50’

1. Able to measure zinc phosphate cement

2. Able to stir zinc phosphate cement 3. Able to apply zinc phos phate

cement 4. Able to measure the setting time of

zinc phosphate cement


2. Laboratory Work according to the procedure. 3. Laboratory Work Report according to format

& criteria.

16% 16% 16%

1 - 9

Able to explain the reaction and the setting time of Zinc Phosphate Cement

Setting time Zinc Phos phate Cement

Discussion Kertas,

alat tulis

1 x 50’

1. Know the characteristic of zinc phosphate cement

2. Know the reaction of zinc phosphate cement

3. Know the setting time caused by different w:p ratio



16% 16%

1 - 9

Week


Learning Material


Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 1

Able to manipulate the Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC)

Manipulasi Glass Ionomer Cement

Laboratory Work


2 x 50’

1. Able to measure GIC 2. Able to stir GIC 3. Able to apply GIC 4. Able to measure the setting time

of GIC


2. Laboratory Work according to the procedure.

16% 16% 16%

1 - 9











Learning Material


Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 2

3. Laboratory Work Report according to format & criteria.

Able to explain the reaction of the setting & the hardness of Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC)

The reaction of the setting and the hardness of GIC

Discussion

Kertas,

alat tulis

1 x 50’

1. Know the characteristic of GIC 2. Know the reaction of the setting and

the hardness of GIC 3. Know the difference of hardness

caused by different w:p ratio of GIC



16% 16%

1 - 9

Week 1

Able to do manipulation on dental wax and dental investment material of gypsum bonded

Manipulation of dental wax and investment material of gypsum bonded

Laboratory Work


2 x 50’

1. Able to make dental wax model sample

2. Able to apply dental wax on crucible former

3. Able to weigh dental investment material of gypsum bonded

4. Stirring the mixture of dental investment material with different w:p ratio

5. Applying the dental wax modelo n casting ring


2. Laboratory Work according to the procedure. 3. Laboratory Work Report according to format

& criteria.

16% 16% 16%

1 - 9











Learning Material


Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 2

Able to explain the reaction of dental investment material of gypsum bonded

Reaction of dental investment material gypsum bonded

Discussion

Kertas,

alat tulis

1 x 50’

1. Understand the characteristic of dental investment material of gypsum bonded

2. Know the reaction of dental investment material of gypsum bonded

3. Understand the differences of setting time and hardness caused by the w:p ratio of the dental investment materials of gypsum bonded



16% 16%

1 - 9

Week 1

Able to manipulate casting

Manipulation of casting

Laboratory Work


2 x 50’

1. Throwing the dental wax away into the stove.

2. Adding the casting ring on furnace and heating them until it reaches the metal melting point

3. Preparing the casting machine 4. Putting the casting ring and casting

metal into casting machine 5. Doing the casting 6. Checking the casting result



criteria.

16% 16% 16%

1 - 9










Week


Learning Material


Ref. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Week 2

Able to explain the casting process and failure

Casting process and failure

Discussion

Kertas,

alat tulis

1 x 50’

1. Explaining the casting process correctly

2. Know the characteristic of casting metal.

3. Know the relationship between the characteristic of dental investment material and casting metal during the casting

4. Know the cause of casting failure



16% 16%

1 - 9

C. EVALUATION The Assessment of the Laboratory Work of Dental Material Science II









Yuliati, drg,. M.Kes Assessment Criteria: Score = 25% {(Skill +Paper):2} + 50%{( Laboratory Work Discipline + Laboratory Work Communication + Discussion Discipline + Discussion Communication + Knowledge ):5} + 25%Test SKILL Score: Correct psychomotor competence = 75 – 100 Incorrect psychomotor competence = 55 – 74

Individual Score 1 : DISCIPLINE Criteria : 1. Arrive on time; 2. Honest; 3. Neat clothes, does not wear T-shirt, wearing shoes, neat

hair; 4. Keep the environment clean. Nilai 100 = meet 4 criteria; 75 = meet 3 criteria; 50 = meet 2 criteria; 25 = meet 1 criteria.

Individual Score 2 : COMMUNICATION Criteria : 1. Being polite to the instructor; 2. respect others’ opinion; 3. honest; 4. able to interact within the group. Nilai 100 = meet 4 criteria; 75 = meet 3 criteria; 50 = meet 2 criteria; 25 = meet 1 criteria.

Individual Score 3 : KNOWLEDGE 75 - 100 = 75-100% having a strong relevancy with the task cognitive competence given

Pre test Laboratory Work Score

Paper Score

Discussion Score

Test Final Score No

Student ID

Number

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Name Discipli

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Knowledge Skill Coopera

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Yuliati, drg,. M.Kes 50 - 74 = 50-74% having a strong relevancy with the task cognitive competence given 25 - 49 = 25-49% having a strong relevancy with the task cognitive competence given 0 - 24 = 0-24% having a strong relevancy with the task cognitive competence given REFERENCES 1. Anusavice KJ. 2013. Science of Dental Materials. 12th ed. St Louis. WB Saunders Co. 2. Bhat VS and Nandish BT. 2013. Science of Dental Materials (Clinical Application). 2nd ed. New Delhi. CBS Publisher & Distributors PVT LTD. 3. Hatrick CD, Eakle WS, Bird WF. 2015. Dental Material. Clinical Application for Dental Assistants and Dental Hygienists. 3rd Saunders . Elsevier Science Limited. Philadelphia, London. 4. Manappallil JJ. 2016. Basic Dental Material. 4th ed. Jaipee Brother Medical Publisher (P) Ltd, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 5. Mc Cabe JF and Walls AWG. 2008. Applied Dental Material. 9thed. Blackwell Science Publ. 6. O’Brien WJ. 2008. Dental Materials and Their Selection. 4th ed. Quintessence Publishing Co,Inc. Canada. 7. Powers JM and Wataha JC. 2008. Dental Materials Properties and Manipulation. 9 th ed. St Louis. Mosby Elsevier 8. Sakaguchi RL and Powers JM. Craig’s. 2012. Restorative Dental Material 13thed.Mosby Elsevier St.Louis. 9. Van Noort R. 2013. Introduction Dental Materials. 4th ed. Mosby.Elsevier Science Limited. Edinburgh, London, New York.

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Number Course Coordinator Head of Vice Dean 1 Syllabusfkg.unair.ac.id/.../Material-Kedokteran-Gigi-2-Praktikum.pdf1. Able to make dental wax model sample 2. Able to apply dental wax