in dental school do they deal with cadavers or is that just only in medical schools they deal with them?
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Yes, the head and neck in gross anatomy. Worried?
Real? They just got top halves in stock year round or something?
http://dental.ufl.edu/education/con...ve-exodontia-and-alveolar-ridge-preservation/
http://dentistry.temple.edu/admissions/course-descriptions
https://www.dentistry.unc.edu/academic/ade/msdh/minordescriptions.cfm
http://www.schulich.uwo.ca/dentistry/firstyearcourses/#5186
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=618209
Some d-schools are different especially those with an interprofessional curriculum like at WesternU or Columbia.
Depends on the school. I think a couple of schools don't use any. We used some early in the year. They were still in use by med student. We were there to check out the arm, really. The last 5 weeks of school for head & neck, we had fresh bodies and did the whole head and neck dissection, the bone saw was especially awesome and gnarly.
A dentist I shadowed still has the skull from the body that he used sitting on his desk at work and put a hat on it and everything. lol. He said that there is a cadaver shortage now though and that many schools use simulation robots.
