| Weeks | Topics |
| 1 |
Anatomy of TME Components
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| 2 |
Functions of TME Components
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| 3 |
Ideal occlusion
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| 4 |
Occlusion Types in Prosthetics I
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| 5 |
Occlusion Types in Prosthetics II
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| 6 |
Etiology and Classification of TM Disorders
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| 7 |
Chewing Muscle Disorders and TMJ Disorders and Infectious Diseases of TMJ
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| 8 |
Examination and Differential Diagnoses in TM Disorders
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| 9 |
Clinical Course of TM Disorders
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| 10 |
Treatments for TM Disorders
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| 11 |
Splint Treatment for TM Disorders and Stabilization Splint Preparation
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| 12 |
Approach to the TMJ Patient in Practice
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| 13 |
Diagnosing Sleep Disorders
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| 14 |
Dental Treatment of Sleep Disorders
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| 15 |
The Role of Dentistry in Maxillofacial Prostheses
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| 16 |
Classification of Upper Jaw Defects
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| 17 |
Surgical Obturators, Therapeutic Obturators, and Final Obturators
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| 18 |
Planning Obturator Prosthesis in Patients with Upper Jaw Defects
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| 19 |
Retaining Tools Used to Increase Retention in Obturator Prostheses
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| 20 |
Prosthetic Treatment in Patients with Lower Jaw Defects
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| 21 |
Situations The Continuity Of The Lower Jaw Is Impaired Or Not Impaired
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| 22 |
Radiotherapy and Its Effects
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| 23 |
Prosthetic Evaluation in Radiotherapy Patients
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| 24 |
Prosthetics Applied in Radiotherapy
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| 25 |
Facial Prosthetics
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| 26 |
Impression of facial prosthesis
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| 27 |
Ear and nose prosthesis
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| 28 |
Eye prostheses
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