Misr University for Science & Technology

Every resident should manage at least 10 cases and expect to add 10 more after the first year, Comprehensive treatment for these patients should be done and the residents are encouraged to include 2-3 surgical cases & implant cases in their case load.

All cases have to be diagnosed & managed under the supervision of a specific consultant or faculty members and it is the responsibility of each resident to ascertain that the treatment plan and any necessary extraction letters to be signed by their supervisors, the comprehensive treated cases should be signed by each specialty faculty member to allow adequate exposure to different treatment modalities & techniques.

All treatment procedures should be documented in the corresponding patient's chart and signed by the consultant /visit.

All residents are expected to show a respectable and cooperative conduct for the smooth running of the clinical work.

	Information For Residency Training for Membership Of The Royal College of Surgeons At Misr University for Science & Technology (MUST)

The College of Dentistry announces the initiation of the following residency programs for the membership of The Royal College of Surgeons: 1- One year residency program for MFDS 2- One year residency program for part 1 MRD (Restorative Dentistry) 3- Three years residency program for part 2 MRD (Restorative Dentistry)
GENERAL REGULATIONS Eligibility: 1- One year residency program for MFDS Candidates for Examination will be expected to provide certified evidence of having gained broad experience of clinical dentistry for a minimum of two year after obtaining a primary dental qualification, residency program for MFDS is considered one of these experienced years. 2- One year residency program for part 1 MRD Candidates for Part I of the Examination will be expected to provide certified evidence of having gained broad experience of clinical dentistry for a minimum of two years after obtaining a primary dental qualification. 3- Three years residency program for part 2 MRD Candidates for Part II must have passed part I MRD, or part( a ) of MFDs examinations. Award of the Membership in Restorative Dentistry RCSEd is dependant on evidence that the candidate will have completed a period of three years full-time in appropriate approved posts, courses and programs of training.
I-Guidelines for restorative residency – MRD program Part I A- Academic requirements: To attend all academic courses and seminars 3 days a week . To pass exams given at the end of each course. To actively participate in departmental weekly seminar and restorative meetings. B-Clinical requirements: - Prior to starting the program Demonstrate the ability to fulfill attendance of morning seminars, plus the clinical practice. Each candidate should have ( a set of scalars & curettes, high speed and air motor hand piece, surgical set, endo set and materials needed for restorative and prosthetic dentistry), II-Guidelines for restorative residency – MRD program Part II A- Academic requirements: To attend all academic courses and seminars on a daily basis. To pass exams given at the end of each course. To actively participate in departmental weekly seminar and restorative meetings. B-Clinical requirements: - Prior to starting the program Demonstrate the ability to fulfill full time attendance of morning seminars, plus the clinical practice. Each candidate should have (a set of scalars & curettes, high speed and air motor hand piece). Digital camera that can perform intra oral photos. Trays, semi adjustable articulator. - During the program: Every resident should manage at least 10 cases and expect to add 10 more after the first year, Comprehensive treatment for these patients should be done and the residents are encouraged to include 2-3 surgical cases & implant cases in their case load. All cases have to be diagnosed & managed under the supervision of a specific consultant or faculty members and it is the responsibility of each resident to ascertain that the treatment plan and any necessary extraction letters to be signed by their supervisors, the comprehensive treated cases should be signed by each specialty faculty member to allow adequate exposure to different treatment modalities & techniques. All treatment procedures should be documented in the corresponding patient's chart and signed by the consultant /visit. All residents are expected to show a respectable and cooperative conduct for the smooth running of the clinical work. - At the end of each year the candidate should: Present completed and signed forms of all courses attended during their residency. Present full pre-and post treatment records of their cases as well as comprehensive case reports, these cases should include: - Restorative treatment - Periodontal treatment - Implant treatment - Endodontic treatment - Present at least 2 cases in the department seminar in a data show format on a CD Restorative department faculty: Dr. Mona Shoeib Dr. Mohamed Ali Dr. Mohamed Reyad. Dr. Fadal Sobhi Dr. Medhat Abdel Rahman Dr. Ehab Mosleh Dr. Ashraf Hussein Dr. Alaa Abou El Elaa Dr. Amal Kadah Dr. Azza Hussein Dr. Mohamed Hassan Al Sabri Curriculum: Required Courses: - Periodontics & Periodontology and implant dentistry - Operative dentistry - Endo-Dontics - Fixed and Removable Prosthodonties I-Guidelines for (MFDS/MFD) residency program A- Academic requirements: To attend all academic courses and seminars on a daily basis. To pass exams given at the end of each course. To actively participate in departmental weekly seminar and restorative meetings. B-Clinical requirements: - Prior to starting to program Demonstrate the ability to fulfill full time attendance of morning seminars. Each candidate should have ( a set of scalars & curettes, high speed and air motor hand piece, surgical set, endo set and materials needed for restorative and prosthetic dentistry) . Syllabus 1- section 1 Craniofacial development and growth formative mechanisms in craniofacial development which are clinically important . 2- Section 2 Oral biology, oral pathology and microbiology . Anatomy, physiology and pathology of the tissues related to the oral cavity . 3- Section 3 Systemic diseases in relation to dentistry and their oral manifestations . Applied basic science relevant to clinical management of systemic conditions which are dentally important . 4- Section 4 Emergencies in dental practice . Applied basic science relevant to the management of dental acute emergencies . 5- Section 5 Radiology, radiation hazards, and imaging the principles of safe and effective imaging . 6- Section 6 General clinical dentistry including clinical sciences . Routine clinical dental practice and its supporting applied basic science . N.B. Candidants are required to fill an Application for the residency training program at Misr University for Science & Technology, Click here to download the apllication form, and E-mail the completed application to : must@must.edu.eg and cc: mona_shoeib@yahoo.com , laylamra@yahoo.com .