1.CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DENTAL ANATOMY, HISTOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND OCCLUSION

2.DENTAL CARIES: ETIOLOGY, CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, RISK ASSESSMENT, AND MANAGEMENT

3.PATIENT ASSESSMENT, EXAMINATION AND DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT PLANNING

4.FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF ENAMEL AND DENTIN ADHESION

5.FUNDAMENTALS IN TOOTH PREPARATION AND PULP PROTECTION

6.INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT FOR TOOTH PREPARATION

7.PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS FOR OPERATIVE DENTISTRY

8.INTRODUCTION TO COMPOSITE RESTORATIONS

9.CLASS III, IV, AND V DIRECT COMPOSITE AND GLASS IONOMER RESTORATIONS

10.CLASS I, II, AND VI DIRECT COMPOSITE RESTORATIONS AND OTHER TOOTH-COLORED RESTORATIONS

11.CLASS I AND II INDIRECT TOOTH-COLORED RESTORATIONS

12.ADDITIONAL CONSERVATIVE ESTHETIC PROCEDURES

13.INTRODUCTION TO AMALGAM RESTORATIONS

14.CLASS I, II, AND VI AMALGAM RESTORATIONS

15.CLASS III AND V AMALGAM RESTORATIONS

16.COMPLEX AMALGAM RESTORATIONS

17.CLASS II CAST METAL RESTORATIONS ONLINE CHAPTERS

18.BIOMATERIALS

19.INFECTION CONTROL

20.PAIN CONTROL FOR OPERATIVE DENTISTRY

21.BONDED SPLINTS AND BRIDGES

22.DIRECT GOLD RESTORATIONS

23.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT FOR TOOTH PREPARATION