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This document outlines the lecture topics for various courses in the dental curriculum. It lists the instructors and their respective lecture topics for embryology, cavity preparation fundamentals, periodontology, cardiovascular physiology, anatomy, and behavioral dentistry. It concludes with contact information for the BDS2 class representative. The document provides an overview of the dental lecture schedule and instructors for multiple courses in 3 sentences.
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This document provides an overview of the course schedule and topics for the 1st semester of the BDS2 year. It is divided into sections for different course modules, including Periodontology, Conservative Dentistry, Developmental Dental Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, and Human Biology. For each module, it lists the lecturers and topics they will be covering such as pathogenisis of gingivitis, cavity classification, embryology, the psychosocial model of health, cardiovascular physiology, anatomy of the head and neck, and osteology of the skull.
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