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D.J College of Dental Science & Research

Ajit Mahal, Niwari Road, Modinagar

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VOL-2

Evaluative Report of the

Departments

D.J. College of Dental Science & Research




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A) Evaluative Report of the Departments

1. Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics 3-73

2. Oral Medicine and Radiology 74-101

3. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 102-147

4. Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology 148-173

5. Prosthodontics 174-243

6. Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry 244-279

7. Periodontics 280-305

8. Preventive and Community Dentistry 306-366

9. Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics 367-378

10. Department of Physiology & Biochemistry 379-385

11. Department of Phamacology 286-391

12. Department of Pathology & Microbiology 392-398

13. Department of Anatomy 399-403

14. Delaration 404



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Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics 3. Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the Department

-Department of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics

2. Year of establishment-

1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university?-

Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated

Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty fellowship, etc.)

1. Undergraduate program- BDS : 100/ year

2. Postgraduate program : 6/ year

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved BDS

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

Indo-Afro Sleep Foundation

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons

Nil

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System

UG-Annual and 2 terminal exams,

PG- at the end of PG curriculum i.e. after 3 years.

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Not Applicable

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors/others)

According to DCI:

Sanctioned Filled Actual

(including

CAS &

MPS)

Professor 2 2 2

Associate Professor/Reader 4 4 4

Assistant Professor 3 3 3

Lecturer 1 1 1

Tutor / Clinical Instructor - - -

Senior Resident - - -

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and

research under guidance



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Name Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of

Years of

Experience

Dr. REENA R.

KUMAR

BDS, MDS Principal

& HOD

Orthodontics 25 Years

Dr. ANIL MIGLANI BDS, MDS Professor Orthodontics 13 Years

Dr. NAMITA JAGGI BDS, MDS Reader Orthodontics 6 Years

Dr. JITENDER

SINGH

BDS, MDS Reader Orthodontics 5.5 Years

Dr. MOHIT GUPTA

BDS, MDS Reader Orthodontics 5 Years

Dr. NAMITA KAUR

BDS, MDS Reader Orthodontics 4 Years

Dr. STUTI MOHAN

BDS, MDS Senior

Lecturer

Orthodontics 3 years

Dr. ANKUR

AGARWAL

BDS, MDS Senior

Lecturer

Orthodontics 1.5 yrs

Dr.HARMANPREET

KAUR

BDS, MDS Senior

Lecturer

Orthodontics 2 months

Dr. SAIMA ALI BDS Lecturer - 2 year

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information

Nil

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio

BDS – 1.1: 10 (11/100)

MDS – 1: 0.6 (10/06)

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and

actual

Administrative staff- 1

Lab Technician-1

Attendent-3

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies

Obstructive sleep Apnoea

Skeletal Anchorage System

Micro-implants



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Corticotomy

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies

and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants

received project-wise.

S.

No

.

Faculty Topic Of Research Funding

Agencies

Grants

received

1 Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

Obstructive sleep apnoea None Nil

2 Dr. Anil Miglani Skeletal anchorage system None Nil

3 Dr. Namita Jaggi Micro implants None Nil

4 Dr. Jitender Singh Invisalign None Nil

5 Dr. Mohit Gupta Soft Tissue None Nil

6 Dr. Nameeta Kaur Twin Studies None Nil

7 Dr.Stuti Mohan Validity of E line None Nil

8 Dr. Ankur Agarwal Visagism None Nil

9 Dr.Harmanpreet

Kaur

Smile esthetics None Nil

a) Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

Under process

b) National collaboration b) International collaboration

Under process

18. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,

AICTE, etc.; total grants received.

Indo-Afro Sleep Foundation

ICMR project – OSA : under process

Application for grant in aid of Adhoc research project. Title: Effect of mandibular

repositioning appliance on the quality of life in patients with OSA and snoring. Investifators:

Dr. Reena R Kumar, Co- Investigators: Dr. Anil Miglani & Dr. Nameeta Kaur.

19. Research facility / centre with

state recognition-Yes

national recognition –Yes Approved by DCI

international recognition –Nil



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We have common Advanced learning & Research Centre in college.

20. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies

3 Speciality clinics for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA), Micro implants, Invisalign

Three days in a week the following cases are discussed and treated:

Monday- OSA

Wednesday- Micro implants

Friday – Invisalign

21. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) -72

attached

S.

NO

.

faculty publicat

ion

detail

(paper/

book)

Topic vol. and year

1 Dr. Reena

R. Kumar

Paper Value for Esthetics Vol. 2008, March

2010

Paper Innovative treatment strategy to

Counteract Retroactive forces in

Bimaxillary dentoalveolar cases

Vol. 44 No. 4

October –

December 2010

Paper Storage Media : A Neglected variable

for In – Vitro Studies

January – March

2011;45(1) : 5-8

Paper Contemporary Bonding Adhesives – An

– Invitro Study

Vol.25,

September 2011

Paper Fluctuating Asymmetry –

A thought provoking Diagnostic

Parameter

Vol. 44, No.01,

Jan-March – 2010

Paper Holy Nexus of variable wire cross

section – new vistas in begs

April – June 2011

Vol 45 Issue 02

Paper Innovative Approaches to increase Vol. 44 No. 4

October –



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arch length December 2010

Paper IGF- 1 A Legitimate Skeletal Maturity

Indicator

Vol. 44, No.02,

April-June – 2010

Paper DJ adjustable surgical guide for

miniscrew placement

Vol. 22,

Issue- Dec 2008

Paper Validity of Sella Turcica as a Skeletal

Diagnostic Parameter

Vol 1, issue 01,

Jan-April 2010

Paper

Bisphosphonates in Orthodontics

Vol 1, issue 01,

Jan-April 2010

Paper Role of Pre- Emptive Medication in

Controlling Pain Associated With

Orthodontic Separator Placement

Vol. 02 No. 01

Jan – March 2011

(IDA)

Paper Treatment of Class II Maloccusion

using churro jumper & Modified Beggs

appliances

April 2011

Paper Effect of aerated Drinks on force decay

properties of Elastomeric Chains- An

in-vitro Study

Orthodontic

Journal of Nepal

Vol.1, No1 ,

November

2011(Page 20-23)

Paper Evaluation of Skull Bone Thickness of

North Indian Subjects with Skeletal

Class I, Class II & Class III Jaw bases.

Under Peer

review

Paper Treatment of Bimaxillary Malocclusion

with Segmental Arch Technique

Vol 1, issue 02,

May – Aug 2010.

Paper Functional appliances for general

dentist.

Vol. 01, Issue 04,

2010.

Paper Eruption Disturbances of first and

second permanent molars- a Review

Journal of

Orofacial &

Health Sciences

Vol 2, issue 03,

Sep – December

2011

Paper Management of moderate obstructive

sleep apnea with mandibular



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advancement device JIOS 2014

Paper Professional woman orthodontists- a

reality profiling

JIOS 2014

2. Dr. Anil

Miglani

Paper Innovative Approaches to increase

arch length

Vol. 44 No. 4

October –

December 2010

Paper DJ adjustable surgical guide for

miniscrew placement

Vol. 22,

Issue- Dec 2008

Paper No anchor loss with altered force

Application

Mar 08)

Vol. 22

Paper Holy Nexus of variable wire cross

section – new vistas in begs

April – June 2011

Vol 45 Issue 02

Paper Orthodontic Vs Restorative treatment

for an orthodontic case

(Feb 08)

Paper Preventive Orthodontics Apr – June

2008

Paper Innovative treatment strategy to

Counteract Retroactive forces in

Bimaxillary dentoalveolar cases

Vol. 44 No. 4

October –

December 2010

Paper IGF-1 A Legitimate Skeletal Maturity

Indicator

Vol. 44, No.02,

April-June – 2010

Paper Role of Pre- Emptive Medication in

Controlling Pain Associated With

Orthodontic Separator Placement

Vol. 02 No. 01

Jan – March 2011

(IDA)

Paper Fluctuating Asymmetry –


Parameter

Vol. 44, No.01,

Jan-March – 2010

Paper Bisphosphonates in Orthodontics Vol 1, issue 01,

Jan-April 2010

Paper Validity of Sella Turcica as a Skeletal Vol 1, issue 01,



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Diagnostic Parameter Jan-April 2010

Paper Treatment of Bimaxillary Malocclusion

with Segmental Arch Technique

Vol 1, issue 02,

May – Aug 2010.

Paper Treatment of Class II Malocclusion

using churro jumper & Modified Beggs

appliance.

April 2011

Paper Storage Media : A Neglected variable

for In – Vitro Studies

January – March

2011;45(1) : 5-8

Paper Functional appliances for general

dentist.

Vol. 01, Issue 04,

2010.

Paper Contemporary Bonding Adhesives – An

– Invitro Study

Vol.25,

September 2011

Paper Evaluation of Skull Bone Thickness of

North Indian Subjects with Skeletal

Class I, Class II & Class III Jaw bases.

J.I.C.D.

Paper Eruption Disturbances of first and


Journal of

Orofacial &

Health Sciences

Vol 2, issue 03,

Sep – December

2011

Paper Effect of aerated Drinks on force decay


in-vitro Study

Orthodontic

Journal of Nepal

Vol.1, No1 ,

November

2011(Page 20-23)

Paper Laser holography & its application in

orthodontics

Orthodontics

cyber journal

2011 April

3. Dr.

Namita

Jaggi

Paper Nanotechnology: A boon to dentistry

Journal of Indian

Orthodontic

Society October-

December

2007;41(4): 5-8

Paper Invisalign: A new dimension to

invisible orthodontics

A journal of

Clinical Dentistry

2011,March-



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April

Paper Implantable devices-A review of current

treatment modalities

International

journal of Oral

Implantology and

Research

Paper Future of Digital Radigraphy Journal of Oral

Sign 2011 Vol 3,

No 3 , Sep-Dec

5. Dr.Jitende

r Singh

Paper Cephalometric soft tissue sanalysis of

individuals with pleasant face

Journal of Indian

Orthodontic

Society October-

December

2007;41(4): 5-8

Paper Nasolabial Angle- Diagnostic esthetic

parameter?

Journal of

Orofacial&Health

Sciences

2013; 4 (2)

Paper Amelogenesis Imperfecta: A case report Heal Talk 2013; 6

(1) : Sept- Oct

Paper Validity of extraoral photograph as a

diagnostic tool for assessment of

malocclusion

Journal of

Orofacial&Health

Sciences

2013; 4 (3)

6. Dr. Mohit

Gupta

Paper Dermatoglyphics in patients with dental

caries: A study on 1250 individuals.

Journal of

contemporary

dental practice

2012; 13 (3) 266-

274

Paper Correlation between chronologic age,

dental age & skeletal age among

monozygotic & dizygotic twins.

Journal of

International oral

health 2013; 5 (1)

16-22

Paper Validity of extraoral photograph as a

diagnostic tool for assessment of

malocclusion

Journal of

Orofacial&Health

Sciences

2013; 4 (3)



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7. Dr.

Namita

Kaur

Paper

IGF- 1 A Legitimate Skeletal Maturity

Indicator

Journal of Indian

Orthodontic

Society Vol. 44,

No.02, April-June

– 2010

Paper

Fluctuating Asymmetry –


Parameter

Journal of Indian

Orthodontic

Society Vol. 44,

No.01, Jan-March

– 2010

Paper

Contemporary Bonding Adhesives – An

– Invitro Study

JPFA – Vol.25,

September 2011

Paper

Innovative Approaches to increase arch

length

Journal of Indian

Orthodontic

Society

Vol. 44 No. 4

October –

December 2010

Paper

Effect of aerated Drinks on force decay


invitro Study

Orthodontic

Journal of Nepal

Vol.1, No1 ,

November

2011(Page 20-23)

Paper

Eruption Disturbances of first and


Journal of

Orofacial &

Health Sciences



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Vol 2, issue 03,

Sep - December

2011.

Paper Nasolabial Angle- Diagnostic esthetic

parameter?

Journal of

Orofacial &

Health Sciences

2013; 4 (2)

Paper Management of moderate obstructive

sleep apnea with mandibular

advancement device

JIOS 2014

Paper Professional woman orthodontists- a

reality profiling

JIOS 2014

8. Dr. Stuti

Mohan

Paper Orthodontic Treatment during

Pregnancy

Journal of

Dentofacial

Sciences 2012;

1(1) : 9-13.

Paper Adult Orthodontics: A brief

Capitulation

Journal of

Orofacial&Health

Sciences 2013; 3

(3): September-

December.

Paper Beauty Lies in the Eyes of the

Beholder: An Age Related Prospective

Study

Journal of

Orofacial&Health

Sciences 2013; 4

(3)

Paper Relationship of curve of spee and

dentofacial morphology in North Indian

population- An invitro study

JPFA 2014

Monographs- 6

S.No. Name Topic Year

1. Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Lingual Orthodontics LAP LAMBERT Academic

Publishing (March 21, 2014)

ISBN-10: 3659213896



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ISBN-13: 978-3659213892

Early Management of Skeletal Class III Malocclusion

LAP Lambert Academic

Publishing (15 April 2014)

ISBN-10: 3659533009

ISBN-13: 978-3659533006

Self ligating Brackets LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing (May 20, 2014) ISBN-10: 3659545597

ISBN-13: 978-3659545597

2. Dr. Nameeta

Kaur

Lingual Orthodontics LAP LAMBERT Academic

Publishing (March 21, 2014)

ISBN-10: 3659213896

ISBN-13: 978-3659213892

3. Dr. Stuti Mohan Molar distalization: An

Orthodontic distal driving

force

LAP LAMBERT Academic

Publishing (May 12, 2014)

ISBN-10: 3659540137

ISBN-13: 978-3659540134

Space Closure in

Orthodontics

LAP Lambert Academic

Publishing - ISBN: 978-3-

659-55725-5

Chapters in Books-Nil

Booksedited-Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers- Nil

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities

International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO

host, Medline, etc.) Journal of Oralfacial & Health Sciences

Citation Index – range / average ---

SNIP---



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SJR---

Impact Factor – range / average ---

h-index --- For Reader publication required 1 indexed & 1 national/ state

For Professor publication required 1 indexed & 3 national/ state

22. Details of patents and income generated

Patents- Underprocess

Income generated by services provided to the patients. These are fixed orthodontic treatment,

removable appliances, myofunctional appliances, fixed functional appliances, micro implants,

orthognathic surgery, clear aligners.

23. Areas of consultancy and income generated

Consultancy- Fixed Orthodontic treatment, Removable Orthodontic treatment, Lingual

Orthodontics, Skeletal anchorage system, Implants, Fixed functional appliances, Orthopedic

appliances

Approx Rs.7,40,000/ Annual

24. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries

in India and abroad

Dr. Reena R. Kumar University of North Carolina

Dental School

North Carolina, USA

Visited 3M laboratory in

Electronic city

Bangalore, India

Sansin Impex Noida, India

25. Faculty serving in

a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (specify)

S.

No.

Faculty Name

1 Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Chief Editor- JOHS

Chief Editor- JADE

Assistant Editor- JIOS

Founder Member of Indian Academy Dental Sleep

Medicine

Member of Indian Sleep Disorders Association

Member of American Academy Dental Sleep



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Medicine

Member of Indian Society of sleep disorders

Member of IDA

Founder Member of Afro India Sleep Foundation

International Member of AAO

Member of IOS

Member Of OSGOD

Certified member of Incognito lingual orthodontics

Member & Ex Vice President of ISDR

Secretary iADH India Chapter

2 Dr. Namita Kaur Assistant Editor- JOHS

26. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs

and similar programs).

S.No. Program Date

1 Continuing Dental Education “Sleep Symposium-

OSA, An overview” at DJ college of Dental Sciences

& Research, Modinagar

4th February 2010

2 Continuing Dental Education “Clear aligner with

Biostar” at DJ college of Dental Sciences & Research,

Modinagar

23rd March 2010

3 Continuing Dental Education “Functional jaw

orthopedics with fixed functional appliances” at DJ

college of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar

February 2008

4 Continuing Dental Education “Basic Life Support” at

DJ college of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar

16th April 2010



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5 Clear Path certification course held at D.J. College of

Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar

12th April 2012.

6 Continuing Dental Education “Interpretation of CT and

MRI Imaging” at DJ college of Dental Sciences &

Research, Modinagar

11th January 2010

7 Continuing Dental Education “Writing a Research

protocol”

10th May 2014

8 Webinar “Implants” 7th June 2014

9 Mosaic- 1st North India Interns Conference 14-15th June 2014

10 Continuing Dental Education ”PFA Colgate Lecture” 18th August 2014

11 Lecture on SAM Articulators 4th September

2014

12 Continuing Dental Education”Nitrous Oxide

Inhalation”

15thSeptember

2014

13 Lecture on Conscious Sedation 16thSeptember

2014

14 Workshop on Conscious Sedation 11th October 2014

15 Continuing Dental Education “Botox Training For

Every Practice”

17th October 2014

16 Webinar on Step by Step tooth preparation for All

Ceramic Restorations- Dr. Rajiv Verma

13th November

2014

17 Webinar on Practice Management – Dr. Sandesh

Mayekar

14th November

2014

18 Webinar on Higher Education in USA -Dr. Sandesh

Mayekar & Dr. Jade D Brewer

21th November

2014



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Conferences & conventions attended by Faculty

S.No.

CONFERENCES & CONVENTIONS

DATE

1

Indian Society for Dental Research Twentieth

National Conference

Penang International Dental College, Salem

8th – 9th

September 2007

2

12th IOS & 1st SAARC Orthodontic PG

Student’s’ Convention

Bharati Vidyapeeth University Dental College &

Hospital, Pune

1st – 4th

November 2007

3

13th IOS PG CONVENTION

BAPUJI DENTAL COLLEGE,DAVANGERE

1-5

MARCH,2009

4

SAARC ORTHODONTIC CONFERENCE

AIIMS,NEW-DELHI

3-4 AUGUST

2009

5 44th IOC

NEW-DELHI

4-6 NOV,2009

6

14th IOS PG CONVENTION

SAVEETHA DENTAL COLLEGE,CHENNAI

21-24 JAN,

2010



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S.No. Venue Date

15 62nd IDA conference , Nagpur 13/2/09

16 SAARC Orthodontic Conference,

New Delhi

3/8/09

17 14th IOS P.G Students Convention, Chennai 22/1/10

7

8TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE INDIAN

ASSOCIATION OF FORENSIC

ODONTOLOGY SPPGDMS, LUCKNOW

30th-31st

October

2010

8 10TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE INDIAN

ASSOSITION OF FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

ITSCDR, GAZIABAD

7-9TH

SEPTEMBER

2012

9

8th APOC and 47th IOC NEW DELHI

29th November

– 2nd December

2012

10 17TH IOS P.G. STUDENTS CONVENTION

MANGALORE

28th Feburary –

3rd March 2013

11

8th national conference Indian association of

forensic odontology SPPGDMS, LUCKNOW

30th-31st

October

2010

12 “Orthodontic and Inter- disciplinary Conference”

of ODONA and PFA- India KATHMANDU

UNIVERSITY, DHULIKHEL NEPAL

15th – 16th

November 2011

13

8th APOC and 47th IOC NEW DELHI

29th November

– 2nd December

2012

14 17th IOS P.G. Students Convention

MANGALORE

28th Feburary –

3rd March 2013



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18 14th IOS Postgraduate Students’ Convention -

Saveetha Dental College, Saveetha University,

Chennai

22/1/10

19 14th IOS Postgraduate Students’ Convention -

Saveetha Dental College, Saveetha University,

Chennai

22/1/10

20 Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai during

18th to 19th June 2011(Zonal PG convention)

18/6/11

21 All India Postgraduate Dental Student

Convention)

at Sinhgad Dental College & Hospital, Pune

19/08/11

22 Saveetha Dental College, Saveetha

University, Chennai

21/1/2010

23 8th IAFO conference, SPPGIDMS,

Lucknow,

30/10/10

24 Zonal PG Convention, Sri Ramachandra

University, Chennai during

18/6/2011

25 All India PG Convention, Sinhgad Dental

College, Pune

19/8/2011

26 ITS Dental College , Murad Nagar 9th

september,2012

27 8th Apoc and 47th IOC

New Delhi

29th November

– 2nd

December 2012

28 Mangalore17th IOS P.G. Students

Convention

2nd March

2013

29 49th IOS conference, Kolkata 21st -24th

November

2014



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Journal club presentation attended by faculty

Batch 2007- 2010

S.

NO.

JOURNAL CLUB

DATE

1. Do Miniscrews Remain Stationary Under

Orthodontic Forces?

Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2004;126:42-7

16-08-07

2. Peri-Implant Bone Response To Orthodontic

Loading: Part 1. A Histomorphometric Study Of The

Effects Of Implant Surface Design


28-08-07

3. The Influence Of Drugs And Systemic Factors On

Orthodontic Tooth Movement

JCO 2007 , Vol. 41, No. 2

18-03-08

4. Muscling In On malocclusions: Current Concepts On

The Role Of muscles In The Aetiology And

Treatment Of Malocclusion

Journal Of Orthodontics, Vol. 33, 2006, 187–197

14-04-08

5. Factors Affecting The Clinical Success Of Screw

Implants Used As Orthodontic Anchorage


25-04-08

6. Temporary Replacement Of Maxillary Lateral

Incisors With Miniscrews And Bonded Pontics

JCO 2007; VOLUME XLI NUMBER 6

05-05-08

7. Characterization Of Retrieved Orthodontic

Miniscrew Implants

Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008;135:10.E1-

10.E7

29-05-08



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8. Density Of Alveolar Bone Of Maxilla And Mandible


05-06-08

9. A Modified Approach For Obtaining Cephalograms

In The Natural Head Position

Journal Of Orthodontics 2001,Vol 28,25 - 28

20-06-08

10. Root Damage And Repair After Contact With

Miniscrews

JCO 2007; VOLUME XLI NUMBER 12

08-07-08

11. Biomechanical And Histological Comparision Of

Self-Drilling And Self-Tapping Implants


17-07-08

12. Integrating Esthetic Dentistry And Space Closure In

Patients With Missing Maxillary Lateral Incisors

JCO 2001;VOLUME XXXV NUMBER 4

12-08-08

13. A Grid For Guiding Miniscrew Placement

JCO 2008; VOLUME XLII NUMBER 9

20-09-08

14. Mandibular Asymmetry Diagnosis With Panoramic

Imaging


27-01-09

15. Selective Alveolar Corticotomy To Intrude

Overerupted Molars


19-02-09

16. Human Interlukin-1B And Interleukin 1 Receptor

Antagonist Secretion And Velocity Of Tooth

Movement

Archieves Of Oral Biology 46 (2001); 185-189

16-03-09

17. Classification Of Facial Asymmetry By Cluster

Analysis

Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2007;132:279.E1-

279.E6

09-04-09



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18. Functional Appliance Therapy Accelerates And

Enhances Condylar Growth

Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2003;123: 40-8

03-05-09

19. The Shape And Size Of The Sella Turcica In Skeletal

Class I, Class II, And Class III Saudi Subjects.

Eur J. Of Orthod 2007; 29: 457-463.

31-05-09

20. Skull Thickness In Patients With Skeletal Class II

And Class III Malocclusions

Orthod Craniofac Res 2008;11:229–234

24-07-09

21. The lingual Bracket Jig JCO; 1999VOLUME

XXXIII NUMBER 8

14-03-10

S.

No

Date

Topic

1.

05/03/2008

The use of a cyano-acrylate adhesive for bonding

Orthodontic Brackets, AJODO 2007, vol 2, 37-43

2.

07/03/2008

Shear Bond Strength of a new dental adhesive used to bond

brackets to unetched enamel, Angle orthod vol 5

3.

10/03/2008

Evaluation of a nano-filled restorative material for bonding

Orthodontic Brackets AJODO 2008

4.

12/03/2008

Use of an Ormocer as an alternative material for bonding

Orthodontic Bracket AJODO 2006

5.

19/03/2008

Effect of Changing a test parameter on Shear bond



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Strength of Orthodontic Brackets AJODO 2008, vol 3

6.

26/03/2008

A critique of Bond Strength testing in Orthodontics

Semin. In orthod, vol 2

7.

09/04/2008

Thermo cycling effects on the shear bond strength of a

Self-etching Primer, AO vol 5, 12-19

8.

23/04/2008

The Third Order angle and the maxillary incisors

inclination to the NA line WJO 46-51

9.

14/05/2008

A Comparison Of Bond Strength Between Direct And

Indirect Bonding Materials AJODO 2007, 27-34

10.

28/05/2008

Prediction Of Oral Discomfort And Dysfunction In Lingual

Orthodontics-A Preliminary Report AJODO 2007, 49-52

11.

23/09/2008

Assessing Skeletal Maturity by using Blood Spot Insulin

(IGF-1) testing Ajodo 2007

12.

25/02/2009

IGF-I :A legitimate Skeletal maturity indicatorAjodo 2008,

vol 4, 27-32

13

22/04/2009

Cystatins and Cathepsin B during Orthodontic tooth

movement JCO vol 8.

14 04/05/2009 Nickel concentration in the saliva of patients with NiTi

Orthodontic Appliances. AJodo vol 6

15

22/05/2009 Considerations in Mandibular incisor extraction cases AO

vol 6, 27-34

16

12/06/2009 Guidelines for contemporary Air Rotor Stripping JCO 36-40



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Batch 2008-2011

Serial

Number

Date

Topic

1.

21/05/2009

Short term and long term treatment outcome with

FR-3 appliance. Jr. McNamara, Franchi, Baccetti

and Frankel.

AJODO,2008;134:513-524

2.

29/12/2009

Physiologic timing of orthodontic treatment. Julian

Singer, Angle;1980,50,322-333

3. 22/2/2010 Radiograph evaluation of skeletal maturation.

Leonard S. Fishman.

Angle 1982, Vol. 52, No. 2

4. 31/3/2010 The Cervical Vertebral Maturation (CVM)

Method for the Assessment of Optimal

Treatment Timing in Dentofacial Orthopedics -

Tiziano Baccetti, Lorenzo Franchi, and James A.

McNamara, Jr.

Semin Orthod,2005 – 129; 11:119

17 15/07/2009 Dental Arch Asymmetry ,FA and Dental Crowding-A

comparison of Antimeres. Ajodo 2008

18 1/08/2009 Fluctuating Asymmetry-A thought provoking diagnostic

parameter. AJodo AJODO vol 6.

19 19/08/2009 Bonding in today’s Orthodontic Practice. Angle orthod vol

8.

20 30/10/2009 Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal expansion Orthod

Craniofac Res 2008, vol 7.

21 11/01/2010 Chairside evaluation technique for bonding of Orthodontic

bonding adhesives

Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2007;132:279.E1-279.E6



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5. 31/4/2010 Friction in Orthodontics – Part I JCO 2007 , Vol.

41, No. 4

6. 17/5/10 Friction in Orthodontics – Part II JCO 2007 , Vol.

41, No. 4

7. 24/5/2010 Skeletal Anchorage for vertical control in

Dolicocephalic patients – Michael P. Chaffee,

Seong-hun Kim and George F. Schudy.JCO

2009,Vol. Dec: 749 - 762

8. 16/6/2010 The SPEED appliance: A 14-year update on this

unique self-ligating orthodontic mechanism.

Berger Jeffrey L. - Am J Orthod Dentofacial

Orthop 1994; Volume Mar (217 - 223).

Replacement of the Spring Clip in the SPEED

Appliance. Berger Jeffrey L. - JCO Volume 1994

Oct(583 - 586).

Superelastic Nickel Titanium Spring Clips for the

SPEED Appliance. Hanson G. Herbert - JCO 2002

Volume XXXVI Number 9 (SEPTEMBER), 520

– 523.

S. No. Date Topic

1

24/11/08

Krishnan V. Characterization of posed smile by

using VAS, smile arc, buccal corridor measures

and modified smile index. Am J Orthod

Dentofacial Orthop 2008; 33: 515-23

2 9/2/09

Rajagopal & Kansal. A comparison of modified

MP3 stages to the cervical vertebrae as growth

indicators. J Clin. Orthod 2009

3 12/5/09

Jones, Mah, Toole. Retention of thermoformed

aligners with attachments of various shapes and

positions. J Clin. Orthod. 39;113-119, 2009



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4 7/7/09 Rosvall, Fields, Zuchkowski. Attractiveness,

acceptability & value of orthodontic appliances.

Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2009; 135: 1-7

5 31/7/09 Paper presentation –“Value for esthetics”

6 21/8/09

Jaffer, Oesterle, Newman. Storage media effect on

bond strength of orthodontics brackets. Am J

Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2009;136: 83-6

7 15/1/10 Paper presentation- “Storage Media”: a neglected

variable for in-vitro studies.

8 8/3/10 Bakke. M. Bite force and occlusion. Semin Orthod

2006; 12: 120-126

9 15/3/10 White spot lesions.- I. Bishara S.E and. Ostby

A.W. Semin Orthod 2008;14:174-182. Øgaard.

Semin Orthod 2008;14:183-193

10 30/3/10 White spot lesions.- II. Willmot. Semin Orthod

2008;14:209-219.

Donly. Semin Orthod 2008;14:220-225.

Staley. Semin Orthod 2008;14:194-199

Batch 2009-2012



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Serial

Number

Date Topic

1. 01/07/09 Kinetics of light cure bracket bonding; power density Vs exposure

duration

(Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008;134:543-7)

2. 06/11/09 Common sense mechanics- MULLIGAN

JCO on CD-ROM (Copyright © 1998 JCO, Inc.), Volume 1979

Sep(588 - 594):

3. 29/01/10 The Pendulum Appliance for Class II Non-Compliance Therapy -

JAMES J. HILGERS

JCO on CD-ROM (Copyright © 1998 JCO, Inc.), Volume 1992

Nov

4. 30/03/10 Distal molar movement using the pendulum appliance

(Angle orthod 1997; 67(4):249-260)

5 29/04/10 Tooth-wear patterns in adolescents with normal

Occlusion and ClassII Division 2 malocclusion

(Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2010;137:730.e1-730.e5)

6

23/07/10

Tensile properties of orthodontic elastomeric ligatures

Indian.J.Dentist 21(1) 2010

7

11/11/10

Density of alveolar & basal bones of the maxilla & the mandible


8

2/12/10

Skeletal effects of early treatment of class III malocclusion with

maxillary expansion and face mask therapy


9

15/4/11

Repair of root resorption 4 & 8 weeks after application of

continuous light & heavy forces on premolars for 4 weeks-A

histology study




Page | 28

S. No Date Topic

1.

16/09/09

First response to pain perception during Orthodontic treatment; an

evaluation of pre-operative ibuprofen for treatment of pain

associated with orthodontic treatment.

(AJODO-2000; 118; 629-35)

2.

12/01/10

Comparison of ANB, WITTS, AF-BF and APDI measurements.

(AJODO-1991; 99; 122-28)

3.

16/03/10

A new approach of assessing sagittal discrepancies- BETA

ANGLE.(JCO; Jan 2002; 11-23)

4. 05/04/10 Molar control - Part I (JCO; Jan 2002; 11-23)

5. 11/05/10 Molar control - Part II (JCO; Feb2002; 67-78) (JCO; Mar 2002;

147-158)

6. 12/08/10 Molar control - Part III (JCO; Apr 2002; 237-246) (JCO; May

2002;285-290)

10 13/5/11 Stability of treatment for anterior open bite malocclusion: A

Meta-analysis


11 9/8/11 Long-term occlusal and soft-tissue profile outcomes after

treatment of Class II Division 1 malocclusion with fixed

appliances (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2011;139:362-8)

12 13/9/11 Relationship between bilateral congenital absence of maxillary

lateral incisors and anterior tooth width (Am J Orthod

Dentofacial Orthop 2011;139:e229-e233)

13 14/10/11 Gingival changes and secondary tooth eruption in adolescents and

adults: A longitudinal retrospective study (Am J Orthod

Dentofacial Orthop 2011;139:S129-32)

14 8/11/11 Evaluation of enamel surfaces after bracket debonding: An in-

vivo study with scanning electron microscopy (Am J Orthod

Dentofacial Orthop 2011;140:696-702 )

15 6/12/11 Point-counterpoint- Palatal expansion in adults: The surgical

approach (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2011;140:462-9)



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7. 16/03/11 Contemporary guidelines for air rotor stripping AJODO 2008; 12:

19-24

8. 16/06/11 Pain & discomfort in orthodontic appointments: Polat O; Seminars

in orthodontics; 2007: 13; 292-300.

9. 19/07/11 Comparison of the intrusive effects of miniscrews and utility

arches: Omur Polat, Ozsoy, Arman: AJODO 2011;139:

526-32

10. 12/08/11 A comparison of Continuous archwires and Utility archwires for

leveling the curve of Spee; Abdulaziz, AlQabandi, Sadowsky C,

Selike T: World J Orthod 2002;3:159-165.

11. 12/09/11 Subjective v/s Objective Evaluations of Smile Esthetics: Brian J.

Schabel , Lorenzo Franchi , Tiziano Baccetti , and James A.

McNamara, Jrf : Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2009;135:S72-9

12. 21/11/11 Mandibular growth rotation effects on post retention stability of

mandibular incisor alignment; Fualej P, Artun J; ANGLE

ORTHODONTIST Vol. 77: 2: 2007.

13. 06/12/11 Palatal expansion in adults: the non-surgical approach: Chester

Handelman; AJODO 2011: 140; 462-9.

14. 23/08/12 Role of cranial base flexure in developing sagittal jaw

discrepancies; Klocke A, Nanda RS, Nieke BK; AJODO 2002.

15. 06/09/12 Anteroposterior and Vertical Components of Class II division; Al-

Khateeb Susan N. Angle Orthod: 2009;79: 859–866.

Serial

Numbe

r

Date Topic

1. 26/11/10

Rapid canine retraction through distraction of periodontal ligament

(AJODO 1998;372-82)

2. 09/03/11 Functional matrix theory(AJODO 1969 volume June 20 - 31)

3. 23/03/11 Functional matrix revisited I(AJODO Volume 1997 Jul, 8 - 11)



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4. 07/04/11 Functional matrix revisited II(AJODO 1997, Aug ; 112 : 221-6)

5. 25/05/11 Functional matrix revisited III( AJODO 1997;112:388-432)

6. 18/07/11

Ion release from orthodontic bracket in 3 month mouthwashes- an

invitro study (AJODO 2011;139:730-4)

7. 17/10/11

Adult Class II Division 1 patient with severe gummy smile treated

with Temporary Anchorage Devices

(AJODO 2011;140:97-105)

8. 18/11/11 Molar control- part 1 (JCO 2002, 11-23)

9. 23/12/11 Molar control- part 2 (JCO 2002, 91-110)

10. 13/01/12

Transposition of a maxillary canine and a lateral incisor and use of

cone-beam computed tomography for treatment planning

(AJODO 2011;139:834-44)

11. 15/03/12 Postretention changes in mandibular crowding: A review of the

literature

(AJODO 2003;124:298-308)

12. 12/04/12 Botulinum toxin type A (Botox) for neuromuscular correction of

excessive gingival display on smiling (gummy smile)

(AJODO 2008;133:195-203)

13. 14/05/12 The Road to Three-Dimensional Imaging in Orthodontics

(Semin Orthod 2011; 17:2-12 )

14. 6/06/12 Transverse Growth of Maxilla and Mandible Semin Orthod

2012;18:100-117

15. 8/8/12 Digital Models An Introduction (Semin Orthod 10:226-238 :2004)

16.

26/9/12

The Orthodontic Plaque Index: An oral hygiene index for patients

with multibracket appliances (Art & practice of dentofacial

enhancement (13,2012)

17. 12/10/12 A Selective Medium For Streptococcus Mutans (Arch oral Bid.

Vol. 18, pp. 1357- 4364, 1993)



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Batch 2010-2013

Serial Number

Date Topic

1. 21/02 2011 Bracket placement with preadjusted appliance (JCO), Volume 1995 May (302 – 311)

2. 18/04/2011 Condylargrowth and mandibular position, with stepwise vs maximum advancement. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008; 134:525-36

3. 19/6/2011 Total distilization of maxillary arch in a patient with skeletal class II malocclusion (Am j Orthod Dentoffacial Orthop 2011; 139:823 - 33)

4. 23/7/2011 The effects of three different base design on shear bond strength (international journal of Biomedical science March 2011)

5. 21/8/2011 Effect of Maxillary Anteroposterior Position on profile esthetics in headgear-treated patients (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2011;139:228-34)

6. 24/9/2011 Moving an incisor across midline :A treatment alternative in an adolescent patient. (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2011)

7. 24/9/2011 Identification of orthodontic patients at risk of severe apical root resorption ( Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2009;135;448-55)

8. 5/11/2011 How important are lateral cephalometric radiographs in orthodontic treatment planning? (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2011)

9. 19/12/2011 Dentofacial effects of bone anchored maxillary protraction:A controlled study of consecutively treated class III patients (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2010)

10. 4/1/2012 Surgically assisted rapid palatal expansion: A literature review (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008)

11. 6/2/2012 Delayed tooth eruption: pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment: A literature review (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2004)

12. 5/3/2012 Development of curve of spee (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008)



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Batch 2011-2014

S. No. Date Topic

1 5/7/11 Is there any optimal force for sutural expansion (AJODO 2011;

139: 446-455)

2 21/7/11 Esthetic preferences for shape of anterior teeth in a posed smile

(AJODO 2011; 36: 806-14)

3 6/11/11 Craniofacial growth variations in oral breathing, nasal breathing &

tracheotonized children .(AJODO 2011; 140: 486-92)

4 28/11/11 Force decay of elastomeric chains- A mechanical design & product

comparison study. (journal of orthodontics 2011)

5 30/11/11 Post natal development of palatomaxillary region studied on human

autopsy material. (AJODO 1982: oct, 329- 702)

6 20/12/11 Effect of primary failure of eruption and the importance of genetic

diagnosis for orthodontic treatment (AJODO 2010)

7 6/1/12 Cellular molecular & tissue level reactions to orthodontics force

part I (AJODO 2010)

8 10/1/12 Congenitally missing maxillary lateral incisor part -1: esthetic

judgement of treatment options & Part-2: assessing dentist’s

prefernces for treatment (WJO 2005, vol 6, no. 4)

9 28/1/12 Cellular molecular & tissue level reactions to orthodontics force

part II (AJODO 2010)

10 15/2/2012 Does the center of resistance depend on direction of tooth

movement (AJODO 2010, 137, 354-61)

11 12/3/12 Medication effects on the rate of orthodontic tooth movement : a

systemic literature review (AJODO 2009, 135, 16-26)

12 17/3/12 Comparison of arch width in the treatment with extraction and non-

extraction therapy (JODO 2008)

13 16/04/2012 Long term effectiveness of the continuous & sectional archwire techniques in leveling the curve of spee (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008)

14 21/05/2012 Cone beam computed tomography is the imaging technique Of choice for comprehensive orthodontic assessment (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2012)

15 04/06/2012 Molar distalization with a partially integrated mini implant to correct unilateral class II malocclusion. (Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2010)



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13 20/4/12 CBCT is not the imaging technique of choice for comprehensive

orthodontic assessment (AJODO 2011, 141: 4011-4017)

14 15/6/12 Optimal loading conditions for anterior teeth in sliding mechanisms

(3D finite element study) Angle orthod 2009

15 20/7/12 Effects of rapid maxillary expansion in hyperdivergent patients

(AJODO 2012, 142, 60-9)

16 10/8/12 The Connecticut intrusion arch

Ravindra Nanda JCO 2003, vol. 35 (s35-s40)

17 15/9/201 The K sir arch

Varun kalra JCO2003 vol. 35

18 18/9/12 Early vs late orthodontic treatment of deepbite: A prospective clinical trial in growing subjects (AJODO 2012: 142, 75-82)

19 20/10/12 Biomechanics of deep overbite correction. Charles J burstone.

Seminars in Orthodontics 2001 vol. 7

20 7/12/12 Sample size estimation : An overview with applications to

orthodontic clinical trial designs (AJODO 2011, Nikolaos Pandis)

21 21/1/13 Tooth inclination protractor : validity & reliability

22 22/2/13 Photometric evaluation of soft tissue profile among 3 Indian ethnic

group (AJODO 2012)

23 20/5/13 Palatally impacted canines: the case for pre orthodontic uncovering

& autonomous eruption (Ajodo 2013: 143, 36-42)

24 5/6/13 Palatally impacted canine: the case for closed surgical exposure &

immediate orthodontic traction (AJODO 2013) Adrian becker

25 3/7/13 The P- Value problem (AJODO 2013, 145; 24-31)

26 20/9/13 Accelerator tooth movement : case for corticotomy induced

orthodontic movement (AJODO 2013)

27 28/12/13 Cluster randomized controlled trials : part-1 (AJODO 2012 ; 142:

276-7))

28 3/1/14 Cluster randomized controlled trials : part-1 (AJODO 2012; 142:

276-7)



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Batch 2012-2015

S.No. Date Topic

1. 11/10/12 A finite element method of apical force distribution

from orthodontic tooth movement, angle orthod 2001, vol.

71: 127-131

2. 10/4/13 Orthodontic dental casts: the case for routine articulator

mounting (point) ajodo-2012, vol 141. 8-12

3. 18/6/13 Orthodontic dental casts: the case against routine

articulator mounting (counter point) ajodo-2012, vol 141.

13-16

4.

26/7/13 Substitution of impacted canines by maxillary first

premolars: a valid alternative to traditional orthodontic

treatment: ajodo 2013, 143: 125-133

5 18-10-12 Orthopantmographic analysis for assessment of

mandibular asymmetry

( Shreya Gupta , Sandhya Jain . J Ind Orthod Soc

.2012;46(1):33-37)

6 31-01-13 Diagnosis and treatment planning of patients with

asymmetries

( Charles J. Burstone. Semin Orthod 1998;4:153-164

7 28-06-13 Transverse growth of the maxilla and mandible

(Ram Nanda , Stephen F. Snodell and Prashanti Bollu .

Semin Orthod 2012;18:100-117

8 18-04-13 Treating Obstructive sleep apnoea : the case for oral

appliances

( Alan A. Lowe .AJODO -. October 2012 , volume – 142 ,

issue 4 )

9 15-05-13 Treating obstructive sleep apnea: The case for surgery

(Richard L. Jacobsonand Stephen A. Schendel .AJODO .

October 2012 , volume – 142 , issue 4 )

10 8/10/13 3d Diagnostic And Treatment Planning In Orthodontics,

Semin Orthod 2009; 15, 35-41

11 26/7/13 Substitution Of Impacted Canines By Maxillary First



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Premolars: A Valid Alternative To Traditional Ortho

Treatment, Ajodo 2013,143;125-133

12 24/8/13 Measurement Of Discolouration Of Orthodontic Elastomeric

Modules With A Digital Camera, European Journal Of

Orthodontics,2009;556-562

13 25/9/13 Morphologic relationship between cranial base asymmetry &

facial asymmetry with mandibular prognathism

14 05/11/12

Characterization of retrieved miniscrew implant

Ajodo 2008

15 03/01/13 The impact of extraction on facial & smile aesthetics

Seminar in ortho 2012;18 (30: 201- 209

16 06/03/13 Dental V T O – an analysis of orthodontic tooth

movement

Ajodo 2008

17 24/04/13 Self- ligating brackets increases treatment efiiciency

Ajodo 2013; 16, 33-43

18 16/7/13 Self- ligating brackets do not increases treatment

efficiency

Ajodo 2013; 16, 33-43

19 10/10/13 The basics of maxillofacial cone beam computed

tomography

20 25/10/12 Patient discomfort: a comparison between lingual and

labial fixed appliances. Cemcaniklioglu, DDS, phd and

yildizöztürk, DDS, phd

The Angle Orthodontist: January 2005;75,1, 86-91

21 22/11/12 Bisphosphonates as a risk factor for adverse orthodontic

outcomes: A retrospective cohort study.

Raj B. Lotwala,a Geoffrey M. Greenlee,b Susan M.

Ott,c Stanton H. Hall,d and Greg J. Huange Seattle, Wash,

and Nipomo, Calif




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22 7/6/13 The Effects of Drug Intake by Patients on Orthodontic

Tooth Movement

Vinod Krishnan, Nandakumar Vijayaraghavan, Manoj

Manoharan,

Julie Raj, and Ze’ev Davidovitch

Semin Orthod 2012; 18:278-285

23 24/7/13 Associations between palatally displaced canines and

maxillary lateral incisors - Ing Wei Liuk, Richard John

Olive, Mark Griffin and Paul Monsourd Brisbane and

Herston, Queensland, Australia

AJODO May 2013 vol 143 issue 5

24 31/8/13 Evaluation and management of asymptomatic third

molars: Lack of symptoms does not equate to lack of

pathology

Raymond P. White, Jr and William R. Proffit Chapel

Hill, NC

AJODO 2013 JULY

25 31/8/13 Evaluation and management of asymptomatic third

molars: Watchful monitoring is a low-risk alternative to

extraction

Sanjivan Kandasamy, Midland, Western Australia,

Australia

AJODO 2013 JULY

26 15/10/13 Patient image selection criteria for CBCT

27 16/11/13 Framework analysis: a qualitative methodology for applied

policy research

28 06-11-12 A new approach of assessing sagittal discrepancies: the

beta angle.Source:ajo-do.2004 jul;126(1):100-5.by: Baik cy

at el

29 19-03-13 An evaluation of the Pi analysis in the assessment of

anteroposterior jaw relationship. Journal of Orthodontics,

Vol. 39,Dec 2012, 262–269,santosh kumar et al.

30 29-08-13 Cone-beam computed tomography is the imaging

technique of choice for comprehensive orthodontic



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assessment.Brent E. Larson , ajodo, april 2012

31 29-08-13 Cone-beam Computed Tomography Is Not The Imaging

Technique Choice for Comprehensive Orthodontic

Assessment . AJO-DO, April 2012 Demetrios J. Halazonetis

32 09-09-13 Patterns Of Vertical Facial Growth In Korean

Adolescents Analyzed With Mixed-effects Regression

Analysis.AJO-DO,2013.Sung-Chul Moon et al.

33 14-10-13

Cbct Dosimetry : Orthodontic Considerations.

Seminorthod2009.Sharon L. Brooks

34 8/11/12 Tooth intrusion using mini-implants

35 20/3/13 Forsus fatique resistant devices

36 15/7/13 Palatal expansion in adults: The surgical approach

37 20/8/13 Palatal expansion in adults: The non-surgical approach

38 12/9/13 Soft tissue profile assessment of different malocclusion

group

39 14/10/13 Cone Beam Computed Tomography and the Orthodontic

Office of the Future

40 22/10/13 Force decay of elastomeric chains – a mechanical design

and product comparison study

Batch 2013- 2016

S.No DATE TOPIC

1 30-8-13 6 keys of occlusion Andrews Angle ortho 1972

2 7/9/13 Facial Key to Orthodontic Diagnosis & Treatment planning.

Part II AJODO 1993 vol. may (395-411) Arnett Bergman

3 24-12-13 Systemic consumption of probiotic drink on streptococcus

mutans around orthodontic brackets

4 2-9-13 Enamel pretreatment

5 10-9-13 Relationship between personality trait, pain perception and

atittude towards orthodontic treatment

6 Effect of pomegranate juice on dental plaque micro-

organisms



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7 31-8-13 Serial extractions in orthodontics

8 9-9-13 Comparison of soft tissue and dentofacial changes in all four

first bicuspid extraction and non-extraction cases

9 14-2-14 Does orthodontic tooth movement cause an elevation in

systemic inflammatory markers

10 27-8-13 Cranial growth centre:facts and fallaces

11 29-8-13 3m:muscle , malformation and malocclusion

12 5-9-13 Reliability and reproducebility of cephalometric

measurements & comparison of Conventional & digital

Method

13 6-9-13 Comparison of facial profiles of white brazilians male and

female with white Americans

14 04-11-14

Age Related Changes of The soft tissue Profile From Second

to Fourth Decade of Life

15

07-11-14

The Effect of clinical Use And Sterilization on Selected

Orthodontics Arch Wire

16

11-11-14

Easly Cleft M/G :W Search of Evidence Am J

OrthodDentofacialOrthod 2014, 145: 135-4 Hathaway Et al

17

14-11-14 Temporary Skeletal Anchorage Device A Case For

Meniscus Am J OrthodDentofacialOrthod 2014,145:558-65

-S. Baumga et al

18

18-11-14 Maxillary Canine Impaction In Case Root-Resorption Sisk

of Adjacent teeth 4 Problem of physical Proximity

19

21-11-14 Discovery of Pathologies by Orthodontics on lateral

Cephalogram

20

25-11-14 Self Ligating Brackets Present And Future

21

28-11-14 Apical Root Resorption of after Orthodontics Tit of

Impacted Maxillary Canine A Radiographic Study Am J



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OrthodDentofacialOrthod 2014,141:427-35 Elin Marie

22

02-12-14 Temporary Skeletal Anchorage Device A Case report Am J

OrthodDentofacialOrthod 2014,145:558-65 JunziSagawara

23

05-12-14 Non –Surgical treatment of Adult With Skeletal Class II Div

I Malocclusion a Severe Overjet

24

09-12-14 Distalization of Mandibular lenition of an adult with a

Skeletal class III malocclusion Am J OrthodDentofacial

Ortho p2012:142:854-62

25

12-12-14 Micro-implants Anchorage for Treatment of Skeletal Class I

Bi-alveofor Protestation

26

16-12-14 In Vitro Assessment of Or dative Stress generated By

Orthodontics arch wire Am J OrthodDentofacialOrthod

2014,141:583-9 StjepanSpaly Et al

27

19-12-14 Dental Erosion Due to GERD in Patients With E.

Developmental Disahililine

28

23-12-14

Canine Auto transplantation : Effect of explication Bite

Preservation With a titanium prosthesis

29

26-12-14

Prediction of hip Response to Four First Premolar extraction

in White Female Adolescents And adults Angle

Orthodontics 2009,Vol 79:413-42

30

30-12-14

Long Turn Changes In Upper lip Position relative to incisal

Edge

31

03-11-14

Longitudinal growth changes in subjects with open Bite

tendency – A retrospective Study

32

05-11-14

Forces and Moments generated by removable thermoplastic

aligrus: Incisor torque, premolar derolation and molar

control, AJODO 2014,145,728-736

33 10-11-14 Bite force & occlusion



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34

12-11-14 Orthodontics soft-tissue Parameters- A comparison of CBCT

and 3D MD imagiing system.

35

17-11-14 Mini implant stability at Initial leveling period: A clinical

pilot study

36

19-11-14 Speech performance in lingual orthodontics patients

measured by sonography&anditive analysis. AJODO 2003.

Hohoff, Seiferd, Allion

37

24-11-14 Perception of Mid-Line deviations among different facial

types. AJODO,2014 Feb

38

26-11-14 Torque control of maxillary incisors in lingual and labial

orthodontics: A 3-D finite element analysis. AJODO Orthod

2001,135, 316-322

39

1-12-14 The etiology diagnosis and management of Mandibular

asymmetry.

40 03-12-14 The etiology diagnosis and management of Mandibular

asymmetry.

41 08-12-14 Local applications of zoledronate enhances micro implant

stability in dogs

42

10-12-14 Carklioglu, Oztark “Patient discomfort : A comparison

between lingual & labial fixed appliances. Angle

Orthod.2004

43

15-12-14 Comparison of different Angular measurements to access

sagittal skeletal discrepancy – A Cephalometric Study.

Indian Journal of Dental Sciences,2012

44 17-12-14 A finite element model of Apical force distribution form

from orthodontics tooth movement. Angle Orthod

2001.71,127-131

45 22-12-14 Diagnostic of craniofacial Asymmetry. Literature Review.

46 24-12-14 Correlation b/w Max. Bite force & facial Morphology

47

29-12-14

Parametric & Non-Parametric assessment of speech changes

in lingual & labial Orthodontics: A prospective study. A

postrendsOrthod. July 2013



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Seminar presentation attended by faculty:

Batch 2007-2010

S.No. Topic Date

1. BONE PHYSIOLOGY AND CALCIUM

METABOLOLISM

05-07-07

2. CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS AND BONE

TURNOVER

12-07-07

3. RESPONSE OF BONE TO MECHANICAL

LOADING

26-07-07

4. CLEAR ALIGNER 16-08-07

5. FACIAL SOFT TISSUE DIAGNOSIS 25-10-07

48

31-12-14

Effects of car bon dioxide laser irritation on enamel Surface

micro hardness around orthodontics brackets. AJODO,2014

August

49

05-1-15

3-D FEM comparison of lingual and labial orthodontics in

en-masse retraction.[Lombardo etal Progress in

ortho.2014,15:38]

50

07-1-15

Maxillofacial 3- Dimensional image analysis for the

diagnosis of facial asymmetry.

51 12-1-15 CBCT & Orthodontics office in future

52

14-1-15

Relationship of Malocclusion Bite force with craniofacial

Morphology, Body mass & Height in an Iraqi adults with

different type of Malocclusion

53

19-1-15

Effect of intrusive and retraction forces in labial and lingual

orthodontics: AFEM Study. APOS Trenoss in Ortho. March

2014

54

21-1-15

Vertical forces in labial and lingual orthodontics applied on

maxillary incisors: A Cheoretical approach Angle Orthod

2004,74, 195-201

55 24-12-14 Correlation b/w Max. Bite force & facial Morphology



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6. ESTHETICS-MICRO AND MINI 26-10-07

7. BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF ORTHODONTIC TOOTH

MOVEMENT

19-11-07

8. DEVELOPMENT OF FACE AND ANOMALIES 25-01-08

9. CRANIAL BASE AND VAULT 29-02-08

10. MUSCLES OF MASTICATION 24-03-08

11. TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT 02-04-08

12. IMPLANTS IN ORTHODONTICS 18-04-08

13. BRACKETS –I 05-05-08

14. BRACKETS-II 23-05-08

15. BIOMECHANICS-I 14-08-08

16. BIOMECHANICS-II 01-09-08

17. EDGEWISE APPLIANCE BASICS 13-11-08

18. CASE REPORT- TREATED BY EDGEWISE

APPLIANCE

19-11-08

19. RAPID PALATAL EXPANSION 14-07-09

20. CBCT- THE IMAGING MODALITY 13-08-09

21. SEGMENTED ARCH TECHNIQUE 10-09-09

22. MANAGEMENT OF NON- COMPLIANT CLASS II 05-11-09

23. MOLAR DISTALIZATION 26-11-09

S No. Date Topic

1. 06/07/2007 Growth and Development – Part I

2. 13/07/2007 Growth and Development – Part II

3. 26/07/2007 Growth and Development – Part III

4. 24/08/2007 Functional Matrix Hypothesis: Revisited – 1 & 2

5. 21/09/2007 Functional Matrix Hypothesis: Revisited – 3 & 4



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6. 19/10/2007 Indirect Bonding

7. 28/11/2007 Lingual Brackets

8. 24/01/2008 Embryology

9. 01/02/2008 Growth and Development of the Naso-maxillary Complex

10. 28/03/2008 The Straight wire appliance Part- 1

11. 10/04/2008 The Straight wire appliance Part- 11

12. 17/04/2008 Orthodontic Wires Part -1



15.

11/08/2008

Systemized Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics

(MBT ) Part-1

16. 18/09/2008 Systemized Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics

(MBT ) Part-11

17. 07/10/2008 Systemized Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics

(MBT ) Part-111

18. 28/01/2009 Bracket positioning for Straight wire appliance

19. 16/02/2009 Cephalometric Diagnosis for functional Appliances

20. 23/03/2009 The Twin Block

21. 08/04/2009 Modifications of Twin Block

22. 27/05/2009 The Construction Bite

23. 19/06/2009 Soft tissue Cephalometric Analysis

24. 24/06/2009 The Dental VTO

25. 29/08/2009 Loop Mechanics Part-1

26. 09/09/2009 Loop Mechanics Part- II

27. 1/10/2009 Loop Mechanics Part-111



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Batch 2008-2011

S No. Date Topic

1. 07/08/2008 Biostatistics – Part I

2. 4/09/2008 Biostatistics – Part II

3. 09/10/2008 Muscles of Mastication

4. 09/02/09 Skeletal class II malocclusion: Diagnosis and Treatment

concepts

5. 24/02/09 Skeletal class II malocclusion- Cephalometric

Diagnostic criteria

6. 18/03/09 Activator - Part I

7. 25/03/09 Activator – Part II

8. 09/04/09 Introduction to functional appliances

9. 18/05/09 Frankel Function Regulator

10. 06/07/09 Bisphosphonates

11. 14/08/09 Refined Begg

12. 07/09/09 Modifications of Begg Technique – Part I

13. 18/09/09 Modifications of Begg Technique – Part II

14. 8/10/09 Friction

15. 4/01/10 Bioluminescence - Application in orthodontics

16. 18/02/10 Transposition and transmigration

17 19/03/10 Postnatal Growth of Mandible

18 20/7/10 Self-ligating Brackets (L.D. Presented)

S.No. Date Topic

1. 28/08/2008 Sterilization and disinfection in an orthodontic office

2. 14/10/2008 Embryology-Prenatal development of face



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3. 8/12/2008 Indirect Bonding in orthodontics

4. 30/1/2009 Bonding in orthodontics. Part-I

5. 20/02/2009 Bonding in orthodontics. Part-II

6. 16/03/2009 Bracket positioning in PAE appliance

7. 31/03/2009 Class III malocclusion. Part-I

8. 13/04/09 Class III malocclusion. Part-II

9. 18/05/09 Growth Rotations. Part- II

10. 25/05/09 Growth Rotations. Part- III

11. 31/08/09 Seminar on Case Presentation

12. 14/09/09 Theories of growth. Part- I

13. 05/10/09 Theories of growth. Part- II

14. 16/11/09 Servosystem theory

Batch 2009- 2012

S No. Date Topic

1. 04/06/09 Light cure sources in orthodontics

2. 06/08/09 Digital models

3. 10/09/09 Post natal growth of cranial base

4. 15/12//09 TMJ-Anatomy Development & Disorders

5. 11/01/10 Muscles of mastication

6. 19/02/10 Assessment of orthodontic treatment needs

7 23/03/10 Ceramic brackets

8 14/5/10 Introduction to biomechanics

9 25/11/10 Lingual laboratory procedures

10 16/12/10 Transpalatal arches

11 21/01/11 Orthodontic arch wires part I



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12 25/02/11 Orthodontic arch wires part II

13 18/03/11 Orthodontic arch wires part III

14 31/6/11 Tip-Edge part I

15 09/9/11 Tip-Edge part II

S. No Date Topic

1. 10/06/09 Photography

2. 08/07/09 Occlusograms

3. 11/08/09 Obstructive Sleep Apnea

4. 11/09/09 First response to pain perception in Orthodontic treatment

5. 12/01/10 Post natal growth of maxilla

6. 05/04/10 Functional Analysis

7. 03/05/10 The Magnetic Functional System

8. 09/11/10 Lingual orthodontics- Introduction & history

9. 26/10/10 Orthodontist’s Forensic Vision

10. 31/01/11 Application of cephalometrics to orthodontic therapy

(Edgewise)

11. 03/02/11 Bonwil Hawley Chart Prepration

12. 07/02/11 Ist, IInd, IIIrd Order bends

13. 15/03/11 Osseous defects

14. 21/06/11 Space closure - MBT

15. 14/09/11 Vertical Skeletal Dysplasia

Batch 2010- 2013

S No. Date Topic

1. 14/06/10 Embryological development of Tongue ,TMJ, muscle of mastication

2. 14/12/10 Distraction Osteogenesis



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3. 04/03/11 Functional analysis- part 1



6. 20/08/11 Indirect bonding

7. 20/09/11 Frankel functional regulator

8. 20/10/11 Anchorage control in MBT

9. 5/12/11 Temporary anchorage device

10. 26/12/11 Lasers in orthodontics

11. 31/01/12 History of orthodontics- part I

12. 21/02/12 History of orthodontics- part 2

13. 23/03/12 Model analysis

14. 25/05/12 Skeletal asymmetry analysis

15. 20/06/12 TPA and its biomechanics

16 10/07/12 Enamel Conditioning

17 7/09/12 Bioluminescence

S No. Date Topic

1. 26//2010 Brachial Arch

2. 23/11/2010 Distraction Osteogenesis

3. 3/01/2011 Cephalometrics

4. 7/02/2011 Bracket Placement

5. 11/04/2011 Construction bite

6. 08/07/2011 Growth Rotation

7. 27/09/2011 Macro , mini and micro Esthetics

8. 24/10/2011 Evolution of TMJ and Jaws



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Batch 2012- 2015

S No.

Date

Topic

1

14-06-12

Development of tongue

2

13-09-12

Activator ( part 1)

3

20-03-13

Activator ( part 2)

4

24-05-13

Finishing the case

5

18-06-13

Submento – vertex Asymmetry

analysis

6

09-07-13

Anchorage control

7 10-07-13 Concepts of functional appliance – a myth

8 7/6/12 Bone

9 20/9/12 Twin Block Part 1

10 10/1/13 Twin Block Part-2

11 29/6/13 Soft Tissue Cephalometric Analysis (Stca)

12 3/7/13 Friction And Frictionless Mechanics-Biomechanics



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13 30/7/13 Space Closure And Sliding Mechanics- Mbt

14 3/3/14 Arch Expansion In Orthodontics Part-1

15 30/3/14 Arch Expansion In Orthodontics Part-2

16 7/6/12 Cartilage

17 6/9/12 Clinical diagnosis of class II malocclusion

18 8/10/12 Clinical diagnosis of class II malocclusion

19 1/7/13 Correction of vertical discrepancies

20 19/4/13 Anchorage Control During Tooth levelling and Aligning

21 23/2/14 Skeletal homeostasis and bone changes in O T M part – 1

22 24/2/14 Skeletal homeostasis and bone changes in O T M part – 2

23 09-08-2012 Development Of Nasomaxillary Complex

24 28-08-2012 Classification Of Class ii Malocclusion

25 07-12-2012 Cranial Vault

26 02-07-2013 Correction Of Anteroposterior Discrepancies

27 05-09-2013 Arch Forms

28 03-10-2013 Statistics For The Orthodontist

29 05/07/12 Development of mandible

30 27/09/12 Growth of cranial base

31 05/04/13 Appliance specification – variation & versatility

32 04/05/13 Classification of non compliance appliances for class II

correction

33 16/1/13 Magnets in orthodontics

34 01/07/13 Correction of Transverse discrepancy

35 06/09/13 Genetics in orthodontics

S.No. Date Topic

1 14/6/12 Basic concepts of occlusion



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2 16/8/12 Etiology of Class II malocclusion

3 9/7/13 Two tooth mechanics

4 10/5/13 Arch leveling and overbite control

5 20/2/13 Influence of drugs on OTM part-1

Batch 2013- 2016

S.No DATE TOPIC

1 20-8-13 Stainless Steel

2 23-8-13 Orthodontic Bonding And Adhesives

3 22-8-13 Nickel Titanium Wires

4 26-8-13 Enamel Pretreatment

5 3-10-13 Growth And Development

6 24-08-13 Tma And Elgiloy

7 18-12-13 Anchorage Planning

8 14-3-14 Arch Levelling And Deepbite Control

9 25-3-14 Space Closure And Frictional Mechanics

10 28-3-14 Class III Malocclusion :An Overview

11 25-08-14 Leveling And Aligning

12 27-08-14 Lasers in Orthodontics

13 29-08-14 Frictionless mechanics Part -I

14 08-09-14 Retention and Relapse

15 08-09-14 Fixed Functional Appliances – Part 1

16 10-09-14 Anchorage Control During Leveling & Aligning

17 12-09-14 Frictionless mechanics Part -II

18 13-09-14 Molar Protraction

19 15-09-14 Molar Control - II

20 24-09-14 Recent advances in Orthodontics




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22 27-09-14 Case finishing & Detailing

23 27-09-14 Molar Control – I

24 29-09-14 Orthodontics asppct of Orthognathic Surgery (Part-I)

25 01-10-14 Molar Up righting

26 01-10-14 Frictional Machine in Space Chaure

27 08-10-14 Orthodontics asppct of Orthognathic Surgery (Part-II)


29 13-10-14 Vertical dysplasia

30 15-10-14 Temporary anchorage devices

31 18-10-14 Torque

32 18-10-14 Lingual Orthodontics

33 25-10-15 Invisalign / Clear Aligners

34 27-10-14 Splints in Orthodontics

35 27-10-14 Magnets in Orthodontics

27. Student projects

percentage of students who have taken upin-house projects including inter-departmental

projects- Under Graduate projects

S.No. Name of Student Project Title Supervisor's Name

1 Abhishek Kumar

Model Analysis Dr. Jitender Singh 2 Afnan Ajaz Raina

3 Altaf Ashraf

4 Amresh Kumar Singh

5 Anam Khan

Hormone in

orthodontics Dr. Mohit Gupta

6 Anju Kumari

7 Ankit Yadav

8 Ankita Ganesh

9 Anuja Rani Methods of gaining Dr. Nameeta Kaur



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10 Archna Kumari Space

11 Archana Singh

12 Bandana Kumari

13 Bhaat Manya

Growth of maxilla Dr. Stuti Mohan 14 Bushra Sadaf

15 Chandan Kumar

16 Chandan Pal

17 Dablu Kr. Pandey

retention & Relapse Dr. Ankur Agarwal 18 Dayana Maria Jeorge

19 Dechen Dolker

20 Deepali Bisht

21 Deepika

Preventive

orthodontics Dr. Harmanpreet

22 Dema Sonam

23 Devanshu Chaudhary

24 Eshna Tiwari

25 Garima Duhan

Interceptive

orthodontics Dr. Jitender Singh

26 Gautam Kumar

27

Ghanshayam Kr.

Raman

28 Harendra Singh

29 Himani Jha

skeletal maturity

indicator Dr. Mohit Gupta

30 Irshad Khan

31 Julita Joseph

32 Kirti Sharma

33 Keshav kr. Jha Biology of tooth

movement Dr. Nameeta Kaur

34

Khushboo Kumari

kedia



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35 Meenakshi Bharti

36 Mohd. Adil

37 Mohit Rathore

Oral habits Dr. Stuti Mohan 38 Monika Kumari

39 Nausheen Khan

40 Osin Tao

41 Pallavi Ruhela

Growth of mandible Dr. Ankur Agarwal

42 Parul Tyagi'

43

Pawanpreet Kaur

Dhillon

44 Polysmita Ojha

45 Prachi Priyadarshni

Activator Dr. Harmanpreet 46 Pradipto paria

47 Prashant Kumar

48 Priti Patel

49 Priya

Bionator Dr. Jitender Singh 50 Priyanka

51 Priyanka Rani

52 Pooja Kumari

53 Raheel Shahani

Soldering & Welding Dr. Mohit Gupta 54 Rakesh kr. Pandey

55 Rashi

56 Richa Singh

57 Ruby Chauhan

Arch Expansion Dr. Nameeta Kaur 58 Ruchi Kumari

59 Sagar Panchal

60 Sakshi



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61 Sanjay Kr.

Micro implants Dr. Stuti Mohan 62 Shadab Kamal

63 Shashi Bhushan

64 Shivangi Kumari

65 Shoaib Abbas

Surgical

orthodontics Dr. Ankur Agarwal

66 Shreya Singh

67 Shreyaa

68 Sneha Kumari Ojha

69 Sneha Mishra

Myofunctional

appliances Dr. Harmanpreet

70 Tanveer Fatima

71 Vaaruni Jain

72 Varundhati Kumari

73 Vikas Kumar

Etiology of

malocclusion Dr. Jitender Singh

74 Amit Kumar Verma

75 Amit Yadav

76 Ashwani Kumar

77

Azhar Maqbool

Watali

Bonding Dr. Mohit Gupta 78 Baldeep kaur

79 Kunal Raj

80

Mahendra Pratap

Singh

81 Mohd. Faisal

Serial extraction Dr. Nameeta Kaur 82 Muaz Ahmad

83 Ritu Singh

84 Safik Ahmad

85 Sana Keser Cemants in Dr. Stuti Mohan



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86 Sandeep Kr. Pal orthodontics

87 Sagun Jamwal

88 Shayra Bano

89 Jayanta Sarkar

Laser in

orthodontics Dr. Ankur Agarwal

90

Rahul Kumar

Kushwah

91 Sushil Kumar

Post Graduate projects-

S.No. Name Of Student Name of Topic Supervisor’s

Name

1 Dr. Ambuj

Chandna

Clinical & SEM study to

compare morphology &

surface characteristics of

orthodontic micro implant pre

& post placement

Dr. Anil Miglani

2 Dr. Bhupinder

Singh

Assessment of sagittal

discrepancy by cephalometric

norms & comparison with

Beta angle

Dr. Anil Miglani

3 Dr. Cyan Chacko Determination of Rate of intrusion & root Resorption using Temporary anchorage device for intrusion of maxillary Anterior Teeth

Dr. Anil Miglani

4 Dr. Shweta Bajaj Asymmetry Assessment – 2D

Vs 3D

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

5 Dr. Shruti Goel Biomechanical difference

between labial and lingual

brackets in Retraction

medium: A FEM Study

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

6 Dr. Sachin Malik Comparison of oral

discomfort and speech

variation between Labial and

Lingual Brackets

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

7 Dr. Aseem Comparison &Reliability of

conventional cephalometrics

Dr. Anil Miglani



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Sharma & commercially available

softwares.

8 Dr. Gagandeep

Singh Assi

Establishing soft tissue norms

of ethnic groups of Indians- A

Photographic study

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

9 Dr. Harpreet kaur Evaluation of soft tissue

norms of Western Uttar

Pradesh

Dr. Anil Miglani

10 Dr. Mohan Kumar Recent advances in Biology

of tooth Movement

Dr. Anil Miglani

11 Dr. Stanley

Mathew

Comparison of Soft tissue &

Dentofacial changes after 1st

bicuspid extraction

Dr. Anil Miglani

12 Dr. Yogesh

Bhalerao

The relationship between

personality trait, pain

perception & attitude towards

orthodontic treatment.

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

13 Dr. Abu Nadal An Indirect Bonding

Technique Versus A Direct

Bonding Technique - An In

Vivo Analysis

Dr. Anil Miglani

14 Dr. Jyoti Singhal Comparison Of Frictional

Resistance Between Polymer

Coated Elastomeric Modules

And Conventional Modules -

An In-Vivo Study

Dr. Anil Miglani

15 Dr.Kautilya

Swaroop

An evaluation of mean shear

bond strength of molar tubes

with various bonding

material- An Invitro

comparative study

Dr. Anil Miglani

16 Dr.Kumarendram

Abhishkhem

A comparative study of

Chlorhexidine and Phenolic

esstential oil mouth rinse on

the Pdl and gingival health of

patients undergoing fixed

orthodontic treatment.

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar



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17 Dr. Sushil Kumar

Singh

A clinical evaluation of

Alkaline phosphatase activity

in GCF during human

orthodontic tooth movement.

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

18 Dr.Tarun Pandey Reproducibility and accuracy

of linear measurements of

dental models derived from

CBCT compared with digital

dental cast

Dr. Reena R.

Kumar

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry /

institute

Student Percentage

Industry

10% 3M Unitek Electronic city, Bangalore

10% SAANS Foundation CR Park, New Delhi

10% Prasad Psycho Nirman Vihar, New Delhi

10% Bioluminesence INMAS DRDO, NewDelhi

10% Dermatec Defence Colony

28. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty

09awards



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Sr. No Name Award Topic Place/Date

1. Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Best Teacher Award

By Reputed

Nationalised Bank

(Bank Of Baroda)

2010, Modinagar

2. Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Karnataka state

youth award

Highest Marks in

Karnataka

Batch 1976-1980

3. Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Dr. C.L. Venson

Gold Medal

Best outgoing student,

Banglore university

Batch 1976-1980

4. Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Meaning contributions

to Dental Research

All India

Technical &

management

Council 2013

5. Dr. Anil

Miglani

Clinical innovation

category (1st prize)

An innovative

Treatment strategy to

counteract retroactive

forces in an adult

orthodontics case

43rd Indian

orthodontics

conferences

Mumbai

2008

6. Dr. Anil

Miglani

II nd prize in clinical

innovation catagery

An innovative

approach to incrcass

arch length

44th Indian

orthodontics

conference Delhi

2009

7. Dr. Nameeta

Kaur

Paper presentation

( 1st prize)

Research Category Davangere,2009

8. Dr. Nameeta

Kaur

SAARC Orthodontic

conference

First prize for paper

presentation on

Fluctuating Asymmetry

AIIMS,3rd -4th

august 2009

9. Dr Anil Miglani 49 th IOC New

Delhi

First prize in paper

presentation in Clinical

innovation category:

Thought Provoking

Treatment Approach

for Bimaxillary dental.

Case with missing

mandibular molar

8th APOC and

47th IOC NEW

DELHI

29th November –

2nd December

2012



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Doctoral / Post Doctoral fellows –

Dr. Reena R. Kumar

Fellow, Federation Dentaire International

Fellow, Pierre Fauchard Academy (India Section)

Fellow, World Federation of Orthodontics

Fellow, International Medical Sciences Academy

Fellow, International Society Of Continuing Dental Education

Students 12awards

Sr. No Name Award Topic Place/Date

1. Dr. Nameeta

Kaur

Paper presentation

( 1st prize)

Research

Category

Davangere,2009

2. Dr. Sangeeta Scientific Poster

presentation(3rd

prize)

Bioluminescence

application in

orthodontics

Chennai, 22

January 2010

3. Dr. Saran 14th IOS P.G

students

Research paper-

“Storage media”

Chennai, 22

10. Dr. Nameeta

Kaur

49 th IOC New

Delhi

Third prize in

poster presentation

8th APOC and

47th IOC NEW

DELHI

29th November –

2nd December

2012

11. Dr Anil Miglani JIOS

2012

First prize P.P

Jacob Award

For publication

in JIOS

12. Dr. Stuti Mohan Nov. 2013 1st Prize – Poster

Presentation

49th IOS

Conference

Ahmedabad

13. Dr Nameeta

Kaur

Nov. 2013 3rd Prize – Poster

Presentation

49th IOS

Conference

Ahmedabad



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convention (1st

prize)

: a neglected

variable for in-

vitro studies.

January 2010

4. Dr. Mukesh Indian Society for

Dental Research

Twentieth

National

Conference

Presented a

poster on

Clear Aligner

in the

Scientific

Sessions

Penang

International

Dental College,

Salem

8th – 9th

September 2007

5. Dr. Nameeta

Kaur

SAARC

Orthodontic

conference

First prize for

paper

presentation

on

Fluctuating

Asymmetry

AIIMS,3rd -4th

august 2009

6. Dr Mayank 8th IAFO

conference,

First prize in

paper

presentation

titled

“Orthodontist’s

forensic vision”

at.

SPPGIDMS,

Lucknow during

30th– 31st August

2010

7. Dr.

Harmanpreet

Kaur

26th Feb- 2nd

March 2014

3rd prize

RAP: Key to

Accelerated

Orthodontics-

A Case report

18th IOS PG

Convention Meerut

8. Dr.

Gagandeep

2nd -6th October

2013

1st Prize-

Poster

Presentation

ISDR, AIIMS New

Delhi

9. Dr. Cyan

Chacko

26th Feb- 2nd

March 2014

1st Prize –

table clinic

Presentation

18th IOS PG

Convention Meerut

10. Dr Nameeta

Kaur

Nov. 2013 3rd Prize –

Poster

Presentation

49th IOS

Conference

Ahmedabad



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11. Dr Shweta

Bajaj

3rd Insight

9th Feb. 2014

3rd Prize –

Quiz contest

Jamia Milia

Islamia, New Delhi

12. Dr.

Harmanpreet

kaur

3rd Insight

9th Feb. 2014

3rd Prize –

Quiz contest

Jamia Milia

Islamia, New Delhi

29. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national /

international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

Department organized 6 CDE programs

S.No. Program Date


OSA, An overview” at DJ College of Dental Sciences


4th February 2010


Biostar” at DJ College of Dental Sciences & Research,

Modinagar

23rd March 2010




February 2008

4 Continuing Dental Education “Basic Life Support”

at D.J. College of Dental Sciences & Research,

Modinagar

16th April 2010

5 Clear Path certification course held at D.J. College

of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar

12th April 2012.

6 Continuing Dental Education “Interpretation of CT

and MRI Imaging” at DJ College of Dental Sciences &

Research, Modinagar

11th January 2010


protocol”

10th May 2014




11 Lecture on SAM Articulators 4thSeptember2014



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Inhalation”

15thSeptember 2014

13 Lecture on Conscious Sedation 16thSeptember 2014



Every Practice”

17th October 2014



13th November 2014


Mayekar

14th November 2014



21th November 2014

30. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

Each Research project is sent to institutional ethical committee for approval in accordance

to guidelines of ICMR.

31. Student profile program-wise

Name of the Program

(refer to question no. 4)

Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

MDS Batch From Office

2014 90% male 10%

female

-

2013 90% male 10%

female

-

2012 80% male 20%

female

-

2011 50% male 50 %

female

-

2010 100% male 100% male

32. Diversity of students

Name of the

Program

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

BDS 30% 50% 10%



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Name of the

Program

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

MDS 60% - 40% Nil

33. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET,

SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other competitive

examinations? Give details category-wise.

Not applicable

34. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG NA

PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB NA

PG to Ph.D. NA

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment

Not Applicable for Dental

College

Entrepreneurs NA

35. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates

of the same university 40%

from other universities within the State 30%

from universities from other States 40%

from universities outside the country Nil

S.No. Faculty

1. Dr. Reena R

Kumar

Other State Universities

2. Dr. Anil Miglani Other State Universities

3. Dr. Nameeta Jaggi Same University

4. Dr. Jitender Singh Other Universities within the State

5. Dr. Mohit Gupta Other State Universities

6. Dr. Nameeta Kaur Same University



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7. Dr. Stuti Mohan Other Universities within the State

8. Dr. Ankur Agarwal Other State Universities

9. Dr.Harmanpreet

kaur

Same University

10. Dr. Saima Ali Other Universities within the State

36. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period

Not applicable

37. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library

1 departmental library & 1 central library



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b) Internet facilities for staff and students

It is available with 5 working computers and the internet speed of 2 Mbps. The whole

department is wi-fi enabled which is also available for all staff and students

c) Total number of class rooms

6 (4 lecture halls in college, 1 discussion room and 1 seminar room within the department).

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms

1

e) Students’ laboratories

Pre-clinical, Dry & Wet labs with the following equipments:

NAME SPECIFICATION QTY. Availability

Dental Chairs and Unit Electrically operated with shadowless lamp, spittoon, 3 way syringe, instrument tray and suction

One chair & unit per PG student and Two chairs &Unit for Faculty

14 chairs in PG section + 4 (Faculty chairs)

Vacuum/Pressure Moulding Unit

1 3

Soldering torches 4 14

Lab Micromotor 4 13

Spot Welders 4 8

Model Trimmer(Double Disc) 2 5

Light Curing Unit 2 10

Polishing Lathes 2 3



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Tracing Tables 3 6

Digital Camera 1 2

Computers with all accessories and software for orthodontic image manipulation

1 6+ Nemoceph

Scanner with transparency adapter

1 1

X-ray Veiwer 5 8

O.H.P. 1 1

LCD Projector 1 1

Autoclave – microprocessor based, Wet & Dry. High & Low Cycle

1 4

Vacuum mixer 1 1

Vibrators 2 4

Plaster dispensers 2 6

Dry Heat Sterilizer 1 1

Ultrasonic Scaler 1 4

Sets of Orthodontic Pliers 6 Sets 10 sets

Orthodontic Impression trays 4 Sets 20 sets

Ultrasonic tray cleaner 1 3

Typodonts with full teeth set 6 10

Anatomical Articulator with face bow attachments

1 1

Three Plane Articulators 1 6

Hinge Articulators 5 5

Hydro soldering Unit 1 1

Electro polisher 1 2



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Area Of laboratory is 810 SqFt. The area distribution is attached here.

f) Research laboratories

Centralised

38. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) from the host institution/university –Not applicable

b) from other institutions/universities -Not applicable

39. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

No such provision is provided by University.

40. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new program(s)? If

so, highlight the methodology.

No

41. Does the department obtain feedback from

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback?

Yes, Curriculum is formed according to DCI regulations and it is advanced time to time on

the basis of feedback committee.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department

utilize the feedback?

Yes, feedback is taken from committee which in return was taken from students on time to

time regarding staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation. If any complaint against

any staff is received it is disscused to the concerned staff and take adequate measures to

resolve. Even if there is any complaint against the curriculum or teaching learning

evaluation it is taken into consideration and resolved accordingly.

c. Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

The college organizes various meetings with alumini and employers to exchange the view

points on the student progress in academic as well as non academic fields. Suggestions given

by them are duly taken care of.



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42. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

S.No. NAME OF

ALUMINI

BATCH Placement

1 Dr.Nameeta Kaur 2007-2010 DJ College of Dental sciences,

Modinagar

2 Dr. Mukesh Kumar 2007-2010 Private practice

3 Dr. Saran Gill 2008-2011 DJ College of Dental sciences,

Modinagar

4 Dr. Sangeeta Sunda 2008-2011 JCD Dental College, Sirsa

5 Dr. Mayank Gahlot 2009-2012 Private practice

6 Dr. Sanket Platia 2009-2012 MM medical college, Solan

7 Dr. Vivek Bikram 2010-2013 BP Koirala institute of health sciences,

Birganj, Nepal

8 Dr. Aditya Monish 2010-2013 Private practice

9 Dr. Harmanpreet

Kaur

2011-2014 DJ College of Dental sciences,

Modinagar

10 Dr. Vishal Bansal 2011-2014 Private practice

43. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops / seminar)

involving external experts.

S.No. Program Date


OSA, An overview” at DJ college of Dental Sciences


4th February 2010


Biostar” at DJ college of Dental Sciences & Research,

Modinagar

23rd March 2010




February 2008

4 Continuing Dental Education “Basic Life Support” at

DJ college of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar

16th April 2010

5 Clear Path certification course held at D.J. College of 12th April 2012.



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Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar

6 Continuing Dental Education “Interpretation of CT and

MRI Imaging” at DJ college of Dental Sciences &

Research, Modinagar

11th January 2010


protocol”

10th May 2014




11 Lecture on SAM Articulators 4thSeptember 2014


Inhalation”

15thSeptember 2014

13 Lecture on Conscious Sedation 16thSeptember 2014



Every Practice”

17th October 2014



13th November 2014


Mayekar

14th November 2014



21th November 2014

44. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs including clinical

teaching.

The faculty of the college achieve the objectives through teaching-learning in the classrooms and

laboratories. For undergraduate course, power point lectures were taken, demonstrations, chair side

discussions were done to make them learn. For postgraduate course, talks, symposia, seminars and

other curricular activities are organised with the encouragement for participation of the students.

45. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning

outcomes are monitored?

The programme objectives are taken by meetings, workshops, journal clubs and seminars

conducted from time to time according to the DCI syllabus.Before appearing into final

examination, it was ensured that the student should be able to do proper examination, diagnosis,

and treatment planning. They should be knowing all the techniques both conventional and newest



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and should have the thorough knowledge of the subject at the end of their curriculum. End posting

examinations were conducted at the end of each clinical posting. Pre-clinical projects assignments

were given to ensure that they gain knowledge of subject completely based on which internal

assessment numbers were given. Underperformers are identified and necessary steps (Remedial

classes) were taken to improve there knowledge, grade and skills.

46. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Faculty and Students are encouraged to attend camps in nearby villages.

They are encouraged to attend continuing dental education programmes, workshops, Training

programmes and conferences.

S.No. MONTH DATE NO. OF

PATIENTS

VENUE

November 4/11/12 9 Modinagar

November 20/11/12 5 Budana

November 27/11/12 17 Bhaneda

Total No. Of camps- 03

December 2/12/12 23 Patla & Siwal

December 4/12/12 14 Mavi

December 7/12/12 40 Bhojpur

December 11/12/12 50 Nahali

December 12/12/12 29 Goon

December 14/12/12 30 Nahali

December 22/12/12 10 Niwari

December 26/12/12 24 Modinagar & Genja


January 16/01/13 24 Siwal

January 29/01/13 19 Suhana


February 01/02/13 18 Kurali & Modinagar

February 03/02/13 08 Siwal

February 05/02/13 12 Siwal Khas & Patla

February 08/02/13 08 Siwal Khas

February 09/02/13 08 Bhojpur

February 16/02/13 21 Penga



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February 23/02/13 15 Sahara


March 10/03/13 10 Didoli

March 11/03/13 21 Khanpur

March 13/03/13 88 Latifpur & Tibra

March 31/03/13 18 Niwari


April 01/04/13 31 Mavi

April 05/04/13 16 Penga

April 06/04/13 07 Sonada

April 07/04/13 08 Johra

April 08/04/13 07 Sikri

April 16/04/13 08 Sikri & Mavi

April 19/04/13 22 Ujayada

April 20/04/13 42 Patla


Part of the curriculum exposes them to various research agenda. The students are also encouraged

to attend CDE programmes, workshops and conferences.

47. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

The institution promotes inter-disciplinary programmes such taught by other disciplines as

optional subject/supporting subjects that the student can take outside the parent department.

College also organised programmes for personality development, efficient team work,

communication skills, enrichment courses, research methodology sessions and entrepreneur ship.

There is rotatory internship for undergraduates. The clinical posting for third and final year

students are there to develop the integrated approach.

48. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give

details.

NS-EN ISO 9001:2008

49. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or

applied.

Beside the teaching about dental practice, the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well

being of the student is given due importance in their curriculum. The students are assessed in

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explore cultural and academic talents. Besides these, soft skill development programmes are

also arranged.

50. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

Strengths:Skilled staff, curriculum, faculty enrichment programmes, all seats are full

regarding postgraduate courses, wonderful campus, wi-fi enabled department, library, common

room, pantry, sports & cultural activities.

Weakness: Lateral Cephalometric, RVG, Soft tissue laser.

Opportunities: to start certificate courses.

Challenges: to maintain quality of education with less finances, to convince more patient for

treatment.

Strategy: to maintain faculty for long time, never miss an opportunity, don’t allow any threat

to develop.

51. Future plans of the department

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Courses To start sending

students for

exchange

program

Enhancement in

pg seat

To establish a

Sleep clinic

To start Ph d

program

Teaching

learning

And evaluation

Problem based

learning,

Faculty

development

Activities and

hosting state

conferences &

conventions

Intensify the

integrated

teaching

programmes for

pgs

To prepare &

encourage students

for post doctoral

programmes

Administration To start engaging

students in

satellite clinic to

increase the

patient inflow

To start clinic

for children

with special

needs

To start taking

cases for Naso

alveolar

moulding in

cleft lip & palate

cases

To create resource

person to train UG

and PG for medical

emergencies

Research/extent

ion

To publish

articles in

international

journals

To do

presentations in

international

conferences

To send students

in mid-year

international

conventions

To present papers

in AAO

Infrastructure

and services

To recruit full

time receptionist

in the department

for e –data entry

To avail Lateral

cephalometrics

X ray machine

To acquire C-

PAP for patients

with severe

apnoea

To acquire TARG

for lingual setup



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Oral Medicine and Radiology 3. EVALUATIVE REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT

1. Name of the Department - Oral Medicine & Radiology.

2. Year of establishment- 1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university? No

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated

Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty fellowship, etc)

PG in Oral Medicine & Radiology (4 students per year)

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved:

MDS – Inter departmental seminars are conducted for PG students and the detail is as follows:

TOPIC Departments involved PRESENTER

1.Speckled Leukoplakia –A case

report

Oral Medicine

Oral Pathology

Dr.Trisha Rastogi

2.Gingival Ulcers Oral Medicine

Periodontics

Dr.Trisha Rastogi

3.Chair Side Investigations

Oral Medicine

Oral Pathology

Dr. Sonam Kohli

4.Dentigerous cyst: A case report Oral Medicine

Oral Pathology

Dr. Sonam Kohli

5. Necrotizing Sialometaplasia of

lower lip: A rare case report

Oral Medicine

Oral Pathology

Dr. Sonam Kohli

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. under

process

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons – NONE

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System –

Courses Examination System

BDS 2 internal assessment exams and 1 annual exam

MDS 1 annual exam at the end of 3rd year

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments- Not Applicable


Professors/others)



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Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS)

Professor 2 1 HOD, 1 Prof

Associate Professor/Reader 2 2

Assistant Professor - -

Lecturer 7 7

Tutor / Clinical Instructor -

Senior Resident



Sr

No.

Name &

Qualification Designation Specialization Male/Female Experience

1.

Dr. Mukund N

Risbud

BDS, MDS

Prof &

Head

MDS(Oral Medicine&

Radiology)

Male 34 years

2.

Dr. Raghav

Kumar

BDS, MDS

Professor MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Male 10 years, 1

month,

22 days

3. Dr. Ranjana

Garg Reader

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 7years, 8

months,

10 days

4. Dr. Apaji

Athota Reader

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Male 4 years, 9

months

5. Dr. Bosky Gaur

BDS, MDS

Senior

Lecturer

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 3 years, 1

month

6.

Dr. Rachninder

kaur

BDS, MDS

Senior

Lecturer MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 2 years, 6

months

7.

Dr. Ravleen

Nagi

BDS, MDS

Senior

Lecturer MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 2 years, 6

months



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Sr

No.

Name &

Qualification Designation Specialization Male/Female Experience

8.

Dr. Ankita

Chakarvarty

BDS, MDS

Senior

Lecture

r

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 1 year 9

months

9.

Dr. Avinash

Kumar

BDS, MDS

Senior

Lecture

r

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Male 1 year 3

months

10.

Dr. Sugandha

Sharma

BDS, MDS

Senior

Lecture

r

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 1 year 2

months

11.

Dr. Trisha

Rastogi BDS,

MDS

Senior

Lecture

r

MDS (Oral Medicine

& Radiology)

Female 7 months

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors : NONE

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information : NIL

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio:

BDS- 10:1; MDS- 2:5


actual:

1 Ram Avtar (Radiographic Technician) 2 Bsc., nursing staff.

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies:

Treatment and Management of Oral Submucous Fibrosis

Prognostic Markers and Early detection of Oral cancer

Oral management of systemic diseases

CBCT(Advanced imaging and role of CBCT)

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and

c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received

project-wise. : Under process

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received : Under process

c) National collaboration:

d) International collaboration




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AICTE, etc.; total grants received. Under process

20. Research facility / centre with – Advanced Research centre recognized by Dental Council of

India (DCI)

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies: under

process

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

Monographs

Chapters in Books

Books edited

Books with ISBN with details of publishers



host, Medline, etc.)

Citation Index – range / average

SNIP

SJR

Impact Factor – range / average

h-index

S. No Faculty name Publication

Type

Title of article Name of Journal, Vol and

Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. Dr.Risbud MN

(Prof and Head)

Paper Environmental enamel

hypoplasia: a case report JRAD 2013;2:2,65-68

- -

2. Paper Progressive hemifacial

atrophy

Dental Research Journal

VOL 10;ISSUE 1, Jan 2013

3. Paper Hereditary Ectodermal

Dysplasia : Report of 11

Patients from a family

IJDR

24(4) 2013 502-506

4. Paper Dentigerous cyst associated

with an impacted

mesiodens:Report of two

cases

ISD, 42:255-60 2012.

5. Paper Struge-Weber Syndrome:A

case report

IJDC, Vol. 3 issue 1 jan-mar

2011

6. Paper

Interventional radiography

in management of high-

flow AV malformation of

maxilla:a case report

ISD, 2011;41:123-8



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7. Paper Root Resorption following

orthodontic treatment by

removable and fixed

appliances

Journal of Indian orthodontic

society, Vol. XIII 1:2;1981

8. Paper Corticosteroids in

Dentistry:A Review J of Dentofacial education

9. Paper Dentigerous Cyst 2 case

reports J of Dentofacial education

10. Paper Dentinogenesis

Imperfecta,short

stature,hearing loss,mental

retardation:a rare syndrome

Dental Dialogue

11. Paper Teacher-Collins Syndrome Dental Dialogue

12. Paper Traumatic Displacement of

teeth in soft tissue of neck Dental Dialogue


Type Title of article Name of Journal, Vol and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. Dr.Raghav Kumar

Professor

Paper PEMPHIGUS VULGARIS

– A REPORT OF 2 CASES

Journal of Pierre Fouchard

Academy Vol 16 Dec 2002

- -

2. Paper AGLOSSIA – A CASE

REPORT

Journal of International College

of Dentists Vol 50; No 1 & 2

2003

3. Paper SQUAMOUS CELL

CARCINOMA WITH

LEUKOPLAKIA ON THE

BUCCAL MUCOSA – A

CASE REPORT

Journal of Pearldent

Jan2010

4. Paper CENTRAL GIANT CELL

GRANULOMA- A CASE

REPORT

JIAOMR JAN-March

2010

5. Paper MALIGNANCY OF THE

BUCCAL MUCOSA

Journal of Orofacial and Health

Sciences JAN – APRIL

2010

6. Paper DIGITAL

RADIOGRAPHY

The Cusp

Jan – June

2010

7. Paper DIGITAL

RADIOGRAPHY

The Cusp

Jan – June

2010

8. Paper MYOFASCIAL PAIN

DYSFUNCTION &

SYNDROME – A CASE

REPORT & REVIEW

Journal of pearldent April- June

2010

9. Paper BILATERAL

ANKYLOSIS OF TMJ – A

CASE REPORT

Journal of Dental Ocean May –

Aug

2010

10. Paper XEROSTOMIA and its

MANAGEMENT- A

Review

Journal of pearldent

July – Sep

2010



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11. Paper GORLIN- GOLTZ

SYNDROME

-A Case Report

JIAOMR Oct – Dec

2010

12. Paper ORAL

MANIFESTATIONS OF

NUTRTIONAL

DISORDERS A Review


Sciences

Oct – Dec

2010

13. Paper CENTRAL GIANT CELLL

GRANULOMA-A Case

Report


Sciences Vol 1, Issue 2, May-

August 2010

14. Paper EVIDENCE BASED

DENTISTRY

Indian Journal of Oral Sciences

Oct – Dec

2010

15. Paper

BITE MARKS- A Review

BABA FAREED UNIVERSITY

DENTAL JOURNAL Oct – Dec

2010

16. Paper A RARE COMBINATION

OF CENTRAL GIANT

CELL GRANULIMA AND

RESIDUAL CYST – A

Rare Case Report

Journal Of Pearldent Oct – Dec

2010

17. Paper STRESS AND ITS

IMPACT ON ORAL

HEALTH – A REVIEW

Journal of Pearldent

Jan – March

2011

18. Paper SIALOENDOSCOPY AS

A DIAGNOSTIC

MODALITY – A REVIEW

Journal of Pearldent Vol 2, No.

2, Apr-June, 2011

19. Paper NANODENTISTRY – A

Review

JIAPHD 17th Issue., Vol. 2011,

Supplement II

20. Paper SIALOGRAPHY –

Revisited

JIAPHD 17th Issue., Vol. 2011,

Supplement II

21. Paper DENTIGEROUS CYST –

A CASE REPORT

Indian Journal of Oral Sciences

Vol 2; Issue 1; Jan-April 2011

22. Paper AMELOGENESIS

IMPERFECTA – A

REVIEW

Journal of Orofacial & Health

Sciences

Vol 2, Issue 2, May- August

2011

23. Paper

Antioxidants – A Review

Bhavnagar University Journal –

Journal of Dentistry Vol 2 Issue

1, 2012

24. Paper Neurofibromatosis – A

Case Report

Journal of Stomatognathic

Sciences Vol.2, Issue 4, Jan –

Mar 2012

25. Paper Leukoplakia and OSMF

Join Hands – A Case Report

Journal of Stomatognathic

Sciences Vol.1 issue 4, jan-mar

2012

26. Paper TELL TALE WITH

RUGAE-A STUDY

Journal of Oral Sign Vol. 4(1);



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Jan – April 2012

27. Paper Salivary Biomarkers – A

review

Journal of Pearldent Vol 3,

No.2, April – June 2012

28. Paper Sialochemistry -An

opportunistic fountain in

dentistry

Journal of Pearldent Vol.3; No.

3; July – Sep 2012

S. No Faculty name Publicat

ion

Type

Title of article Name of Journal, Vol

and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. BOSKY

GAUR

SENIOR

LECTURER

Paper Evaluation Of Panoramic

Radiographs AS A

Screening Tool Of

Osteoporosis In Post

Menopausal Women: A

Cross Sectional Study

Journal Of Clinical And

Diagnostic Research Vol 7; No

9 ; Sept 2013

- -

2. Paper Management Of Patients

With Severe Gag Reflex: A

Review

Journal Of Pearldent Vol 3;

No3; July-Sept 2012

- -

3. Paper Rugae:Solve The Mystery

Journal Of Pearldent Vol 3

Issue 3; July-Sept 2012;42-46

- -

4. Paper Salivary Biomarkers-A

Review

Journal Of Pearldent Vol3 No

2, April-June 2012

- -


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR.

RACHNINDER

KAUR

SENIOR

LECTURER

Paper

Intra oral film holding

devices- a review

Journal of Pearldent Vol 3;

ISSUE 4, 2012

- -

2. Paper Efficacy of Lycopene in

dentistry- a review

Journal of Pearldent Vol 3;

ISSUE 4, 2012

3. Paper Bony Morphologic

variations at angle of

mandible- a prevalence

study

International journal of Oral

Health Sciences & advances

VOL 1; ISSUE 2, April-June

2013


Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. RAVLEEN Paper Assessment Of Oral Radiology May 2013 - -



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NAGI SENIOR

LECTURER

Craniocervical Posture In

Patients With

Temporomandibular

Dysfunction- A

Radiographic Study

2. Paper Bilateral Masseter Muscle

Hypertrophy- A Case

Report And Review Of

Literature

Indian J Of Dental

Advancements 2012; 4(2):868-

71

3. Paper Diagnostic Efficacy Of

Panoramic Mandibular

Index To Identify

Postmenopausal Women

With Low Bone Mineral

Densities

J Of Clinical And Experimental

Dentistry 2011;3(5):e456-61


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. SUGANDHA

SHARMA

SENIOR LECTURER

Paper Pleomorphic

Adenoma of the

Palate- A Case

Report

International Journal of

Scientific Research Vol 2

(3), March 2013

- -

2. Paper Mind Body

Therapies: Role in

Stress Related Oral

Diseases

Perceptions Vol 3 (2),

2011


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR.

AVINASHKUMA

R SINGH

SENIOR

LECTURER

Paper Lip prints and Palatal

Rugae- Markers of

Individuality in

Forensics

Journal of Indo-Pacific

Academy of Forensic

Odontology Vol 2 (2), Jul-

Dec 2011

- -

2. Paper Facial Asymmetry

due to Condylar

Hyperplasia: A Case

Report

JIAOMR Jan-March 2012;

24(1): 63-65

S. No Faculty name Publicat Title of article Name of Journal, Vol Citation Impact H



Page | 82

ion

Type

and Year Index Factor index

/SJR

1. DR. BOSKY

GAUR

SENIOR

LECTURER

Paper Evaluation Of Panoramic

Radiographs AS A

Screening Tool Of

Osteoporosis In Post

Menopausal Women: A

Cross Sectional Study

Journal Of Clinical And

Diagnostic Research, Vol 7; No

9 ; Sept 2013

- -

2. Paper Management Of Patients

With Severe Gag Reflex:

A Review

Journal Of Pearldent, Vol 3;

No3; July-Sept 2012

3. Paper Rugae:Solve The Mystery

Journal Of Pearldent, Vol 3

Issue 3; July-Sept 2012;42-46

4. Paper Salivary Biomarkers-A

Review

Journal Of Pearldent, Vol3 No

2, April-June 2012


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. RAVLEEN

NAGI

SENIOR

LECTURER

Paper Assessment Of

Craniocervical Posture In

Patients With

Temporomandibular

Dysfunction- A

Radiographic Study

Oral Radiology, May 2013

- -

2. Paper Bilateral Masseter Muscle

Hypertrophy- A Case

Report And Review Of

Literature

Indian J Of Dental

Advancements, 2012; 4(2):868-

71

3. Paper Diagnostic Efficacy Of

Panoramic Mandibular

Index To Identify

Postmenopausal Women

With Low Bone Mineral

Densities

J Of Clinical And Experimental

Dentistry, 2011;3(5):e456-61


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. RANJANA

GARG

(READER)

Paper Rhinomaxillary

Mucormycosis: A

Palatal Ulcer

Contemporary Clinical

Dentistry, Vol 2(2):

119-122. Apr-June

2011

- -

2. Paper Comparison of Baba Farid University



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Waters’ View with

Computed

Tomography in

Assessing

Pathologies of

Maxillary Sinus

Dental Journal, Vol 2

(2): 26-30. Oct 2011

3. Paper Localised

Scleroderma: A

Case Report

JIAOMR Vol 26 (1),

Jan-March 2014

4. Paper Clear Cell

Carcinoma: A Case

Report

Indian Journal of

Dental Sciences Vol 6

(2): 86-88, June 2014

5. Paper Periapical

Radiopacities: A

Diagnostic

Dilemma

Indian Journal of Oral

Health Vol 1 (1), Sept-

Dec 2011

6. Paper HIV/AIDS in

Dental Office

Dentistry India Vol 2

(2), Mar 2008

7. Paper Congenitally

Missing Bilateral

Maxillary First

Molars: A Case

Report

KSDJ, Year 2006


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. APAJI

ATHOTA

(READER)

Paper Desmoplastic

Ameloblastoma In The

Anterior Mandible

Crossing The Midline –A

Rare Variant”.

JIAOMR, July-Sep2009/Vol 21

/Issue 3.

- -

2. Paper Oronasal Myiasis In A

Leprosy Patient”

JIAOMR, Sep – Dec 2009/Vol

22

.

3. Paper Osteomyelitis Of The

Mandible Secondary To

Impacted Third Molar

JIAOMR, .July Sep

2011/Vol23

4. Paper Diode Laserand White

Lesions: Aclinicalstudy On

Postoperative

JIAOMR, July – Sept 2011/Vol

23(3)



Page | 84

Recovery,Depth Control

And Wound Healing

5. Paper Orofacial Syndromes:A

Review

JIAOMR, July- Sept 2007/

Vol23(3)

6. Paper Peripheral Osteoma:A

Case Report &Review

Review Journal of pearldent,

Vol -2no3 (July-Sep2011)


ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. TRISHA

RASTOGI

(SENIOR

LECTURER)

Paper Non-surgical Treatment

of Temporomandibular

Joint Disorders

Guident, May 2013

Not

seen

-

2. Paper Human Bite Marks in

Forensic Dentistry Guident, August 2013

3. Paper Age Estimation

Techniques – A

Dentist’s Perspective

Journal of Maxillofacial

Rehabilitation and

Sciences, Vol 1, issue

1,2013

23. Details of patents and income generated: Under process

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated: DEPT OF ORAL RADIOLOGY

Treatment Charges

Sr.no Types of intraoral radiographs Rate

1. IOPA 30/-

2. Pedo IOPA 30/-

3. Intraoral with grid 30/-

4. Bitewing 30/-

5. Occlusal 120/-

Sr.no Types of Extraoral radiographs Rate

1. OPG 100/-

2. Lateral Ceph 100/-

3. TMJ 100/-

4. SMV 100/-

5. PNS 100/-

6. Transpharyngeal 100/-



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7. Transcranial 100/-

8. Transorbital 100/-

9. PA view 100/-

10. Mandibular lateral oblique 100/-

11. Mandibular ramus projection 100/-

12. Mandibular body projection 100/-

13. General radiographs 100/-

14. Digital imaging 100/-


in India and abroad: nil


a) National committees: Nil

b) International committees Nil

c) Editorial Boards - Nil

d) any other (specify):

Name of the faculty Membership University

Dr Raghav Kumar

(Professor)

Board of studies of the Department of

Oral Pathology/Oral Medicine &

Radiology, Z.A. Dental College,

Faculty of Medicine

Aligarh Muslim

University, Aligarh


and similar programs)

Dr. Raghav Kumar - Professor

Sr.

No

Conferences/Convention/

Symposia/CDE

Venue Theme Date

1. NATIONAL OOO

SYMPOSIUM 2011

Greater

Noida

Investigative Road map-

unfolding the mysteries of

oro-facial diseases

6-8th sept, 2013

2. CDE PROGRAMME Sunam,

Punjab

13th August,

2013

3. CDE PROGRAMME Modinagar,

UP

An overview of health

research

8th February

2014



Page | 86

4. CDE PROGRAMME Rishikesh Insight into advanced

dental imaging

26th February

2014

5. NATIONAL CONFERENCE

IAOMR

Mangalore Innovate, Integrate &

Motivate

21, 22, 23,

November,

2014.

Dr. Rachninder Kaur- Senior Lecturer

Sr.

No


Symposia/CDE

Venue Theme Date

1. NATIONAL IAOMR P.G

CONVENTION 2009

K.D. Dental

College &

Hospital, Mathura

Oral health for overall

health

1st & 2nd August

2009

2. NATIONAL IAOMR

CONFERENCE 2009

Modern Dental

College, Indore

Challenges &

triumphs in Oral

Medicine

4th , 5th & 6th Dec

2009

3. CDE PROGRAMME AIIMS, New

Delhi

Multispeciality

dentistry-the road

ahead(CBCT,

Implantology &

Endodontics)

21st March 10

4. INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY K.D. Dental

College & Hosp,

Mathura

Cardiopulmonary

Resuccitation

Technique

13th April 2010

5. 8TH INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

CONFERENCE

Sardar Patel

Institute of Dental

Science, Lucknow

-

30th & 31st

October 2010

6. XXII NATIONAL CONFERENCE Hotel Lalit

International,

New Delhi

Advances in

Maxillofacial

Imaging

17th -19th

December 2010

7. NATIONAL OOO SYMPOSIUM

2011

Raipur Salivary Gland

Disorders: Recent

trends in diagnosis &

Management

23rd & 24th July

2011

8. C.D.E PROGRAMME India International

Centre

Expanding Horizons 23rd Nov 2011



Page | 87

9. NATIONAL OOO SYMPOSIUM

2011

Greater Noida Investigative Road

map- unfolding the

mysteries of oro-

facial diseases

6-8th sept, 2013

10. INTERNATIONAL

CONFERENCE ON RADIATION

BIOLOGY, 2014

New Delhi Radiation Biology 11, 12, 13

October, 2014

Dr. Ankita Chakarvarty - Senior Lecturer

Sr.

No


Symposia/CDE

Venue Theme Date


CONVENTION 2010

Chennai Current and Future

Trends in Oral

Medicine and

Radiology

4th -5th

September 2010

2. 8TH INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

CONFERENCE

Sardar Patel

Institute of Dental

Science, Lucknow

-

30th & 31st

October 2010

3. C.D.E PROGRAMME Bareilly Light speed rotary

endodontics

17th June 2010

4. XXII NATIONAL CONFERENCE Hotel Lalit

International, New

Delhi

Advances in

Maxillofacial

Imaging

17th -19th

December 2010

5. NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON

PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

OF FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

IN INDIA 2011

Government

dental college and

hospital, Mumbai

PAST, PRESENT

AND FUTURE OF

FORENSIC

ODONTOLOGY IN

INDIA

11th and 12th

November 2011


CONVENTION 2011

BELGAUM Orofacial Pain-

Current and Future

trends in Effective

Management

23rd 24th

September 2011

7. XXIII NATIONAL

CONFERENCE

Bengaluru Research, Engage and

Enrich

9th-11th

December 2011

8. SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION BAREILLY Integrated Dentistry 9 th June 2012

9. C.D.E PROGRAMME BAREILLY Diastema Closure and

Veneering

29th September

2011



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Dr. Sugandha Sharma- Senior Lecturer

Sr.

No


Symposia/CDE

Venue Theme Date

1. XII SCIENTIFIC

CONVENTION

KLE VK IDS,

Belgaum

Cosmetic

Dentistry

25th & 26th August

2010

2. PRE-CONVENTION

COURSE

Sree Balaji Dental

College &

Hospital, Chennai

Investigations in

Oral Medicine &

Radiology

3rd September

2010

3. XII NATIONAL PG

CONVENTION

Chennai Current & Future

Trends in Oral

Medicine &

Radiology

4th & 5th

September 2010

4. CDE PROGRAMME Al-Badar Dental

College, Gulbarga

Viral infections

& dentistry

18th September

2010

5. CDE PROGRAMME Yenepoya Dental

College,

Mangalore

Oral Cancer

Update

12th Feb 2011

6. CDE PROGRAMME

IDA, Belgaum CAD-CAM 20th March 2011

7. NATIONAL OOO

SYMPOSIUM 2011

Raipur Salivary Gland

Disorders:

Recent trends in

diagnosis &

Management

23rd & 24th July

2011

8. XIV SCIENTIFIC

CONVENTION

KLE VK IDS,

Belgaum

9th & 10th August

2011

9. XII NATIONAL PG

CONVENTION

KLE VK Institute

of Dental Sciences,

Belgaum

Orofacial pain-

current and future

trends in

effective

management

23rd & 24th

September 2011

10.PRE-CONFERENCE

COURSE

Bangalore CT-Scan 8th December 2011



Page | 89

11.XII NATIONAL IAOMR

CONFERENCE

Bangalore Advances in oral

medicine &

radiology

9th to 11th

December 2011

12.CDE PROGRAMME Nair Dental

College, Mumbai

Digital imaging

modalities

19th December

2011

13.CME PROGRAMME JN Medical

College, Belgaum

Preventive

Oncology

28th May 2012

14.XV SCIENTIFIC

CONVENTION

KLE VK IDS,

Belgaum

Controversies in

dentistry

9th & 10th August

2012

15.CDE PROGRAMME KLE VK IDS,

Belgaum

Radiology

seminar on

interpretation

5th November

2012

16.CDE PROGRAMME

KLE VK IDS,

Belgaum

Management of

Radiographic

Waste

8th November

2012

17.IX INTERNATIONAL

CONFERENCE ON

GERIATRIC CARE

JN Medical

College, Belgaum

Geriatric Care 13th October 2012

18.WORKSHOP KLE University,

Belgaum

Cone Beam

Computed

Tomography

4th November

2012

19.CDE PROGRAMME DJ College of

Dental Sciences &

Research,

Modinagar

An Overview of

Health Research

8th February 2014

Dr. Ranjana Garg (Reader)

Sr.

No


Symposia/CDE

Venue Theme Date

1. XXIII NATIONAL

CONFERENCE

Bengaluru Research, Engage

and Enrich

9th-11th December

2011

2. CDE PROGRAMME Rishikesh Insight into

advanced dental

imaging

26th February

2014

3. DSWAI International Conference. Rishikesh November, 2009.



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28. Student projects- (PG projects)

percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects 62.5% (5 students, Dr. Trisha Rastogi, Dr. Anchal Goel, Dr.Sunil Kumar.K,

Dr.Anurupa Singh,Dr. Jyotish Kumar Jha)

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry /

institute- 25% (2 students) in collaboration with Dr. Sahai’s Diagnostic centre, Ghaziabad-

Dr. Sonam Kohli & Dr. Arunasis Mallik)


Faculty: ( Dr Rachninder Kaur: 1, Dr Ankita Chakarvarty: 1)- Awards at National level

for Paper Presentation.

Sr

no

Faculty Paper Presented Venue Award

01 Dr.

Rachninder

Kaur

“Correlation Of Chronological Age

&

Dental Age Using Chunbiao Li &

Guijin

Jib Method Among Mathura

Population”

- a study

8th Indian Association of

Forensic Odontology

Conference held at Sardar Patel

Institute of Dental Sciences,

Lucknow on 30th - 31st Oct,2010

2nd

Prize

02 Dr Ankita

Chakarvarty

Saliva can disclose your

identity.

Forensic Odontology workshop

held at Govt Dental College,

Mumbai on 11-12 Nov 2011

3rd

Prize

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

Students: 3 students (Dr Sonam Kohli , Dr Trisha Rastogi & Dr Jyotish Kumar Jha)

Awards at National level for Paper Presentation.

Sr

no

PG student Paper Presented Venue Award

01 Dr Trisha

Rastogi

“Establishing Correlation

between palmar

dermatoglyphics and palatal

rugae pattern- a comparative

study”

National conference of

IAOMR Chandigarh

1st Prize

02 Dr Sonam

Kohli

Necrotizing Sialometaplasia of

lower lip: A rare case report

National pg convention

IAOMR, 2012, Guntur

1st Prize



Page | 91

03 Dr Trisha

Rastogi

PUVA therapy- a review and

update


IAOMR, 2013,

vadodra

1st Prize

04 Dr Sonam

Kohli

Recent advances in the

management of autoimmune

diseases


IAOMR, 2013,

vadodra

1st Prize

05 Dr. Jyotish

kumar jha

colposcopy- a new ray in

diagnosis of oral lesions

OOO Udaipur 2014. 1st Prize



ACTIVITY TOPIC SPEAKER/GUEST

INVITED MONTH-YEAR

Continuing Dental

Education

Forensic Odontology Dr. Shashi kant MC 11-09-2009

Continuing Dental

Education

Diagnosis & Management of Oral

Cancer

Dr.Suma GN 19-07-2011

Continuing Dental

Education

Radiology in Health & Disease

& TMJ Manangement: An

evidence based approach

Dr. Gandhi Babu

Dr. Piyush Jain

20-09-2012

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: (Institutional Ethical Code for post

graduate students)

Batch 2011-14: DJD/IEC/2011/571A

Batch 2012-15: DJCDSR/2012/1192B

Batch 2013-16: DJD/IEC/2014/A-007

32. Student profile program-wise:

Name of the Program


Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

MDS UPCAT - -

2014-17 UPCAT 2 : 2 100%

2013-16 UPCAT 2 : 2 100%

2012-15 UPCAT 1 : 1 100%

2011-14 UPCAT 0 : 2 100%




Page | 92

Name of the

Program

(refer to question no.

4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from

universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

0%

30%

03 student

70%

07 students

0%



examinations? Give details category-wise. Not Applicable



UG to PG NA

PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB Nil

PG to Ph.D. Nil

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Nil

Employed

Campus selection


Nil

Entrepreneurs Nil


Sr.

no

Department %ge of faculty

who are

graduates from

same

university

%ge of

faculty who

are

graduates

from other

universities

within the

State

%ge of faculty who are graduates

from universities from other

States

%ge of

faculty

who are

graduate

s from

universit

ies

outside

the

country



Page | 93

Oral

Medicine &

Radiology

02

(Dr.Rachninder

& Dr. Trisha

Rastogi from B

R Ambedkar,

Agra)

18%

01

(Dr.Ankita

from

Rohilkand

university

Bariley)

9%

08

Dr.Risbud – Bombay university;

Dr.Raghav – MAHE, Karnataka;

Dr. Ranjana Garg & Dr.Ravleen –

RGUHS Karnataka, ;

Dr.Apaji Athota – NTRUHS,

Andhra Pradesh;

Dr.Bosky DAVV;Madhya Pradesh

Dr.Sugandha KLE university,

Karnataka;

Dr.Avinash- MUHS, Maharashtra)

72%

00


assessment period: NA


a) Library – central library- books – 156; titles - 71

S.NO. JOURNAL NATIONAL/

INTR.

SHORT

TERM

PERIODIC

ITY

1 British Jr. of Radiology International BJR Monthly 12

2 Dentomaxillofacial Radiology International DMFR Bi+Monthly 8

3 OralSurgery,Medicine,Pathology,Radiology &

Endo.

International OOO Monthly 12

4 Dental Clinics of North America International DCNA Quarterly 4

5 Quintessence International Dental Jr. International QI Bi+Monthly 10

6 Dental Abstracts International DA Bimonthly 6

7 Jr. of Orofacial Pain International JOP Quarterly 4

8 Jr. of Oral Patho.& Medicine International JOPM Monthly 12

9 Oral Diseases International ODIS Bi+Monthly 8

10 Jr. of Pierre Fauchard Academy International JPFA Quarterly 4

11 Jr. of Indian Academy of Oral Medicine &

Radiology

Indian JIAOMR Quarterly 4

12 Indian Journal of Dental Research Indian IJDR Quarterly 4

13 Dental Update Indian DU Bi+Monthly 10

14 Journal of Indian Dental Association Indian JIDA Monthly 12

15 Journal of Pearldent Indian PEARL Quarterly 4



Page | 94

16 Karnataka State Dental Journal Indian KSDJ Quarterly 4

17 Jr. of Forensic Dental Sciences Indian JFDS Halfyearly 2

18 Indian Dentist: Research & Review Indian IDRR Monthly 12

19 Issues of Medical Ethics Indian IME Quarterly 4

20 Indian Jr. of Critical Care Medicine Indian IJCCM Quarterly 4

21 Clinical Dentistry Indian CD Quarterly 4

22 Indian Journal Of Medical Microbiology Indian IJMM Monthly 12

Departmental library

List of Issued Books for Departmant Library - Oral Medicine

S.

NO.

ISSUED

DT.

ACCESSION

NO. AUTHOR TITLE

1 23/01/2008 2614 Haring & Howerton Dental Radiography 3rd ed.

2 23/01/2008 2632 Sperber Craniofacial Development

3 23/01/2008 2639 Bailoor & Nagesh ed. Fundamentals of Oral Medicine & Radiology

4 23/01/2008 2502 Brickers & Others

Oral Diagnosis, Oral Medicine & Treatment Planning

2nd ed.

5 23/01/2008 2624 Wood & Goaz Diffe. Diagnosis of Oral & Maxillofacial Lesions 5th ed.

6 23/01/2008 907 Gupta & Others Dental Radiography

7 23/01/2008 2169 White & Pharoah Oral Radiology 5th ed.

8 23/01/2008 1727 White & Pharoah Oral Radiology 4th ed.

9 23/01/2008 1801 Greenberg & Glick Burket's Oral Medicine 10th ed.

10 23/01/2008 1825 Davidson Principles & Practice of Medicine 19th ed.

11 23/01/2008 1226 Harsh Amohan Textbook of Pathology 4th ed.

12 23/01/2008 58 Satoskar & Others Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics Vol.1 15th ed.

13 23/01/2008 769 Satoskar & Others Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics Vol.2 15th ed.

14 23/01/2008 1471 Shafer & Others Textbook of Oral Pathology 4th ed.

15 23/01/2008 16 Chaurasia, B.D. Human Anatomy Vol.1 3rd ed.



18 23/01/2008 968 Jain, A.K. Textbook of Physiology Vol.1

19 23/01/2008 983 Jain, A.K. Textbook of Physiology Vol.2

20 23/01/2008 2528 Guyton & Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology 11th ed.

21 05-09-09 2984 Little & Others Dental Mgmt. of Medically Compromised Patient 7th ed.

22 05-09-09 2591 Karjodkar T.B. Of Dental & Maxillofacial Radiology

23 05-09-09 2550 Wood & Goaz Diffe. Diagnosis of Oral & Maxillofacial Lesions 5th ed.

24 05-09-09 2445 Neville & Others Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology 2nd ed.



Page | 95

b) Internet facilities for staff and students – wi-fi (netgear 300) secured internet in the dept.

c) Total number of class rooms: 4 Lecture Theatres in the college and 1 seminar room in the

dept.

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms: 1 class room equipped with LCD projector,

there are two dedicated computers with 2 printers and online internet facility to explore academic

material from various agencies like Ebsco host, Proquest, MD consult, Pub- med central.

e) Students’ laboratories: 1 interpretation room is present with 4 x-ray view boxes, 1 pain

management clinic is there for management of special cases like TMDS & Neuralgias.

f) Research laboratories: none

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates : Not Applicable

a) from the host institution/university

b) from other institutions/universities

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. No such

provision


so, highlight the methodology. Yes

42. Does the department obtain feedback from:

S.no. Members of Feedback committee

01 Dr. Risbud M N (Professor & HOD)

02 Dr. Raghav Kumar (Professor)

d. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


-Yes, faculty is asked whether the curriculum is up to date, or anything is outdated or

lacking and any new additions should be made to the curriculum.

e. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


- Yes, students are asked to evaluate the staff members by filling the feedback forms and

giving ratings on basis of teacher’s skill, quality and teaching technology and then the

head of the department evaluates the feedback from the students and assess the staff

members accordingly.

f. alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

-Yes, alumni meet is conducted in 1 year they are asked about what all are the necessary

changes required in the programs offered



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43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10). 08 PG students have passed.

NAME OF THE

STUDENT BATCH Placement

Dr.Vikash Ranjan 2008-2011 Passed Senior Lecturer

Darshan Dental College, Udaipur

Dr.Harneet Singh 2008-2011 Passed Senior Lecturer

Rohtak Dental College, Haryana

Dr.Richa Dubey 2009-2012 Passed Senior Lecturer

B R Ambedkar Dental College,

Bihar

Dr.Siddharth Saurabh 2009-2012 Passed Private Practice

Dr. Vaibhav Rai 2010-2013 Passed Private Practice

Dr. Tanvi Mehta 2010-2013 Passed Private Practice

Dr. Trisha Rastogi 2011-2014 Passed Senior Lecturer, D.J College of

Dental Sciences & Research,

Modinagar, U.P.

Dr. Sonam Kohli 2011-2014 Passed Private Practice

44. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving

external experts - 3 CDE Programs have been conducted in the dept.

ACTIVITY TOPIC SPEAKER/GUEST

INVITED MONTH-YEAR

Continuing Dental

Education

Forensic Odontology Dr. Shashi kant MC 11-09-2009

Continuing Dental

Education

Diagnosis & Management of Oral

Cancer

Dr.Suma GN 19-07-2011

Continuing Dental

Education

Radiology in Health & Disease

& TMJ Manangement: An

evidence based approach

Dr. Gandhi Babu

Dr. Piyush Jain

20-09-2012


teaching. (Power point presentations, Group discussions, demonstrations):

Yes- Power point presentations, Group discussions, demonstrations, seminars, viva-voce,

tests, PG students take classes for BDS students.



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For UG students- By conducting Viva-voce, tests, discussions, quiz etc. of students

from time to time and according to the performance of the students, the weaker section of

students are given more attention.

For PG students- The PG students are regularly monitored by evaluating their

checklists regarding their performance in seminars, case presentation, journal clubs, UG lecture

taking, dissertation work progress, monthly clinical work evaluation and thesis presentation

and also by regularly conducting their viva-voce and written tests.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. The college has

established extension committee for extension activities, and extension officer is appointed for the

same to make annual calendar of events and all the students and faculty members participate in

various extension activities like oral cancer screening and awareness camps.


S. no. BDS

01 Awareness on advanced diagnostic modalities like CBCT, CT, MRI

02 Differential diagnosis of premalignant lesions & conditions

S. no. MDS

01 Courses on CBCT

02 Ultrasound & its applications

03 Implant Imaging

04 CT, MRI in head & neck region


details: yes it is ISO certified NS-EN ISO 9001:2008/ISO 9001:2008


applied: a) total MDS passed- 08 PGs.

b) articles published by PG students-

S. No PG student

name

Publicat

ion

Type


and Year

Citation

Index

Impact

Factor

H

index

/SJR

1. DR. TRISHA Paper Salivary Journal of pearldent, Not -



Page | 98

RASTOGI

PG STUDENT

biomarkers-a

review

vol 3, no.2, april-

june,2012

seen

1. Paper Spectrum of

orofacial

manifestations in

renal diseases

Journal of orofacial

research, 2(4), 216-

220,2012

2. Paper Oral brush biopsy-

a reliable and

convenient addition

to the dentist

armentarium

International journal of

oral health sciences

and advances, vol 1,

issue 1, 2013

S. No PG student name Publicat

ion

Type

Title of article Name of Journal,

Vol and Year

Citatio

n Index

Impact

Factor

H index

/SJR

1. DR. SONAM

KOHLI

PG STUDENT

Paper Tell Tale With

Rugae- A Study

Journal Of Oral Sign,

Vol(4):Jan-April2012

- -

2. Paper

Neurofibromatosis

: A Case Report

Journal Of

Stomatognathic

Sciences,Vol(2),Issue

1, July-Aug,2011

3. Paper

Antioxidants-A

Review

Bhavnagar

University’s Journal

Of Dentistry, Vol(2),

Issue 1, 2012

c) various short studies are conducted by PG students under guidance of faculty members

in the dept. (in house projects as well as in collaboration with other institutes), the list is as

follows

Dr.Sonam Kohli ( 2011-

2014)

1.Study of Palatine Rugae: Palatoscopy

2.Is there any correaltion between lip prints and blood groups



Page | 99

Dr.Trisha Rastogi ( 2011-

2014)

1. A Radiographic study of mental foramina.

2. Establishing a co – relation between palatal rugae and palmar

dermatoglyphics .

Dr. Sunil Kumar. K (2013-

2016)

Role Of Ultrasonography In Evaluation Of Oral Submucous Fibrosis


department:

Strengths I. Digital OPG

II. Extra oral Radiographic Machine

III. RVG Digital Sensor

IV. Intra Oral Camera for patient education

V. Dental management of medically compromised patients with special

emphasis on Diabetes Mellitus and HIV

VI. Cardio-vascular diseases and intra-oral post-operative complications of

Oral cancer.

VII. equipment for sialography and biopsy

Weakness I. Digital Lateral Cephalometric Sensor

II. No Printer for digital OPG

III. Advanced imaging modality like CBCT

IV. No film duplicator

Challenges I. Oral Cancer Prevention & Management

52. Future plans of the department:

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Courses Planning to

start PhD.,

programme

Increase the

intake of the

MDS students

from 4-6

To start

Technician

courses in

Radiology

To start

Fellowship

courses in

interpretation

of CT and

CBCT

To start

Fellowship

courses in

interpretation of

MRI

TLE

(Teaching

learning

At BDS level -

Special

attention for

Problem based

learning,

Activities and

Innovative

approach to

Problem based

Relay of live

lectures and

Intensify the

Hands on Training

for post graduates

and hosting



Page | 100

evaluation) slow learners &

under

performers in

the form of

extra classes,

Training

students for

viva-voce and

to conduct

work shops; to

plan for

arranging smart

classes.

At MDS level

– to conduct

CDE programs,

national

conferences &

PG conventions

hosting

Continued

Dental

Education

programs

learning integrated

teaching

programmes

National

conference

Administratio

n

To take

initiative to

start special

imaging

techniques like

salivary gland

imaging,

including

sialendoscopy

To procure latest

equipments for

investigations

like colposcopy,

chemiluminesce

nce, etc.,

To set up an

Exclusive

Forensic

Odontology

department

To train PGs in

application of

contrast imaging

To train PGs in

dental

management of

Oral Cancer

patients with

advanced

treatment

modalities

Research/

Extention

To publish

articles in

college

journal

To publish

articles in

National

journals

To present

papers in

International

conferences

To collaborate

with other

departments

To collaborate

with other

institutions

Infrastructure

And services

To procure

radiographic

duplicating

machine

To procure

Ultrasound

To procure

Computed

tomography and

Cone beam

Computed

To procure

Lasers

To procure MRI



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tomography

Innovation Creating

awareness

among general

public

regarding oral

use of tobacco

To conduct

screening camp

for oral cancer

among the

general public

To conduct inter

college workshop

and enrichment

programs

To create

awareness on

stem cell

therapy among

dental health

professionals

To conduct

workshops to

enlighten the

effective

application of

specialized

radiographic

techniques in

orofacial region

Collaboration

s/

Linkages

Collaboration

with ESI

Hospital, New

Delhi

Collaboration

with other

institutes for

training and

enrichment

programs

Collaboration

with other

Deemed

universities at

State level

Collaboration

with other

universities at

National and

International

level

Collaboration

with WHO for

research,

scholarships,

training and

enrichment

programs.



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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

3. Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the Department - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

2. Year of establishment- 1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university? Yes- D.J College of Dental

Sciences & Research, Niwari Road, Modinagar


Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty fellowship, etc.) –

UNDER GRADUATE COURSE – BDS, POST GRADUATE COURSE-MDS.

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved: Interdepartmental seminars are

conducted and details are follows:

TOPIC PRESENTER

1.Cleft lip –A case report

2.Rationale of neck dissection

Dr.Varun Salgotra

1.Management of Potentially malignant

disorders.

2.Orthoghanathic Surgery – Treatment

planning.

Dr. Raghav


cleft lip & palate posting GSR Institute of craniofacial plastic surgery

Cancer posting RGCI&RC New delhi



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7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons NIL

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System – BDS-

ANNUAL WITH 2 TERMINAL EXAM

MDS- AFTER COMPLETETION OF COURSE i.e. after 3 years

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments- YES

IMPLANT COURSE- Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Prosthodontics, Crown and Bridge

Periodontics

ORTHOGNATHIC COURSE - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Orthodontics

CANCER DIGNOSIS COURSE- Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Medicine and Radiology

Oral Maxillofacial Pathology


Professors/others)


CAS & MPS)

Professor 1 1 HOD, Prof



Lecturer 2 2

Tutor / Clinical Instructor -

Senior Resident



Name

Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of

Experience

Research under guidance

1. Dr. Sunil Kumar Gupta Prof & Head MDS(Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery)

12years 6 (Dr.Raghav,Dr.Varun Salgotra ,Dr. Priyanka Garg, Dr. Soumen Mandal, Dr. Ashish Mullar,Dr. Varun Sharma)



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Name


Experience

Research under guidance

2. Dr. Ankur Mittal Reader MDS (Oral & Maxillofacia

l Surgery)

7 years 5 month

22 days

2(Dr. Ujjwal Prem, Dr. Debiprasad Ghatak,)

3. Dr. Smiti Jassar Reader MDS (Oral & Maxillofacia

l Surgery

4 years 6 month

1 Dr sunny

4 Dr. Ritesh Garg Senior Lecturer MDS(Oral & Maxillofacia

l Surgery)

1 years 6 month

-

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors : Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information : Nil

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio:

BDS - 4 : 100

MDS – 4:9


actual: 1 (Operation Theater Assistant )

2 Department Assistant

2 department sisters

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies: under process

- Local Anesthesia

- Exodontia

- Implant

- Orthognathic

- Surgical removal of impacted third molar

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from

a) National

S.No Faculty Research title

1. Dr S. K. Gupta Buccal split Vs Lingual Split technique in 3rd molar

extraction

2. Dr Ankur Mittal Delayed vs Immediate loading in upper jaw

3. Dr. Smiti Jassar Autoclave vs boiler – routine dental extraction

4. Dr. Ritesh Garg Gow gates vs Vazirani akninosis – mandibular anesthetic

technique



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b) international funding agencies and c) Total grants received.

Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. : under

process

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received : 2

a) National collaboration: GSR Institute of craniofacial & plastic surgery, RGCI&RC New

delhi.

b) International collaboration : under process


AICTE, etc.; total grants received. Under process

20. Research facility / centre with (National recognition) – yes we have central research unit in

D J COLLEGE OF DENTAL COLLEGE

state recognition

national recognition

international recognition

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies:

Specialty clinic

SNO DAY SPECIALTY

1. MONDAY TRAUMA

2. TUESDAY CLEFT

3. WEDESDAY CANCER

4. THURSDAY TRAUMA

5. FRIDAY PATHOLOGY

6. SATURDAY ORTHOGNATHIC

22. Publications:( attached annexure 1-10)


Dr. Sunil Kr Gupta – 3

Dr. Ankur Mittal – 2

Dr Ankur Mittal - Tissue response to titanium implant using scanning electron microscope- NJOMS,

Vol 4,issue 1, 7-12,2013

Dr Ankur Mittal – Destombes- Rosoi Dorfman disease a case report. Jun2011;10 (2): 173-175,JOMS

Dr. S.K. GUPTA - Unusual Presentation of Caustic Ingestion and its Surgical Treatment: A Case Report

JOMS. Vol 10/Number1/Jan-Mar2011/74-76



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Monographs- nil

Chapters in Books-nil

Books edited




host, Medline, etc.)-

Journal of oral health and dental sciences- DJCDS&R

Citation Index – range / average -nil

SNIP-nil

SJR-nil

Impact Factor – range / average -nil

h-index -nil

23. Details of patents – under process and income generated – no income

24. Areas of consultancy –

Exodontia,

Surgical extraction,

Cyst, tumor removal,

Pre-prosthetic surgery,

Maxillofacial disease,

Facial aesthetics,

Maxillofacial Trauma,

Oral Cancer

and income generated : no income


in India and abroad : NONE


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other

(specify):

DR S K GUPTA Advisory board in JOFHS

Dr. S.K. GUPTA -Unusual causes of reduced mouth opening and it’s suitable surgical management: Our

experience.NJOMS. Vol 1/Issue 1 Jan-Jun 2010:86-90

Dr. S.K. GUPTA - Concrescence: Report Of Rare Case.HEAL TALK.2010,May-June,21



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CDE –



projects-

PG THESIS PROECTS

Name Of

The

Faculty

Name Of The

Student Batch Thesis Topic

Comple

ted/Ong

oing

Dr.

MOHAN

ALEXAN

DER

MANDEEP SINGH

VINEET SINGH

SMITI JASSAR

PALLAVI KUMAR

HIMANSHI

2006-2009

2006-2009

2006-2009

2007-2010

FLAP DESIGN IN THIRD MOLAR SURGERY

SUTUTRES & SUTURELESS THIRD MOLAR

SURGERY

EFFICACY OF HYDROXYAPATITE IN

PERIAPICAL DEFECTS

AMSA NERVE BLOCK: PROSPECTIVE

DOUBLE BLIND STUDY

PSA: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED

COMPL

ETED

Attended 2013-2014 1 DR RITESH GARG-Rinorth-2 At Delhi,

2012-2013 4 DR S K GUPTA, DR ANKUR AND DR RITESH -

National Conference Of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery,

Mid Term Conference , Face Par At Japur, Ooo

National Conference

2011-2012 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF ORAL &

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY, MID TERM

CONFERENCE



CONFERENCE



CONFERENCE



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SINGHLA

RITESH GARG

ROHIT CHAWLA

2008-2011

2009-2012

2009-2012

TRIAL

CEPHALOMETRICS FOR ORTHOGNATHIC

SURGERY (NORMAL FOR NORTH INDIAN

POPULATION)

SUBMUCOSAL DEXAMETHASONE IN 3RD

MOLAR SURGEY

Dr. UMA

SHANKA

R K.V

ANIL NAGIA

AMANJOT

BHUTTAR

2007-2010

2008-2011

Antibitiocs in third molar surgery

MAXILLARY NERVE BLOCK

COMPL

ETED

Dr.

POONAM

PREET

BHANDA

RI

MAHIMA GOEL

RAJDEEP SINGH

2007-2010

2008-2011

IANB vs Vazirani akinosis in lower molar

extraction

COMPARISON OF IMF VS MANUAL

METHOD OF REDUCTION

COMPL

ETED

Dr. S.K.

GUPTA

SAMEER GUPTA

SNEHA SHARMA

RAGHAV

AGRAWAL

VARUN

SALGOTRA

SOUMEN

MANDAL

UJJWAL PREM

ASHISH MULAR

2010-2013

2010-2013

2011-2014

2011-2014

2012-2015

2012-2015

2013-2016

2013-2016

ROLE OF PREOPERATIVE IBUPROFEN ON

PAIN AFTER 3RD MOLAR REMOVAL: RCT

EFFICACY OF PERIOTOME: A RCT

NEEDLE-LESS INFILTRATION

ANAESTHESIA: A RCT

ARTICAINE VS LIGNOCAINE: A RCT

ERGONOMICS OF PHYSICS FORCEPS

OPTIMAL OR NOT: A RCT

ASSESMENT OF IMPACTED 3RD MOLAR IN

RELATION TO INF. ALVEOLAR NERE: A

CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY TO COMPARE

APPROXIMATION OF IOPA OR

PANAROMIC RADIOGRAPH IN RELATION

CBCT

CRYOSURGERY IN POTENTIALLY

MALIGNANT LESIONS OF ORAL CAVITY

COMPL

ETED



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VARUN KUMAR

Dr.

ANKUR

MITTAL

SUNNY

DESHMUKH

PRIYANKA GARG

DEBIPRASAD

GHATAK

2011-2014

2012-2015

2013-2016

STERILE VS NONSTERILE GLOVES IN

EXOTONDIA: A RCT

Haematological examination in minor oral

surgical procedure

COMPARISON BETWEEN DIRECT &

INDIRECT SINUS LIFT TECH TO

DETERMINE BETTER TREATMENT

MODALITY FOR POST. ATROPHIC

MAXILLA

COMPL

ETED

List of Projects - UG

Sr. No Project Topics

1 Elevator & Extraction Forceps

2 Minor Surgical Instruments

3 Post Extraction Instruction ( English + Hindi)

4 Blood Pressure Measurements

5 Principles Of Intra alveolar Extraction

6 Trigeminal Nerve

7 Facial Nerve

8 Syncope

9 Mandibular Fracture Anatomy

10 Classification Of Impaction

11 Fixation

12 Sterilization Cycle & Autoclave

13 INAB Or Mandibular Nerve Blocks

14 Maxillary Nerve Block

15 Champys Lines Of Maxilla & Mandible

16 Maxillary Sinus

17 Lefort Fracture Lines



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18 Anatomy Of Maxilla

19 Anatomy Of Mandible

20 Hand Wash Technique

Interns

ROLL

NO NAME SEMINAR

1 Alok singh Suture material

2 Amardeep kaur Haemmorhage

3 Amarjeet singh Shock

4 Anita rani General anaesthesia

5 Anjali malik Cleft lip and management

6 Anshu pandey Cleft palate and management

7 Anshul mauraya Diagnosis and treatment planning of orthognathic surgery

8 Anumeet saini Ameloblastoma

9 Apurva sareen MPDS

10 Arif amin Preparation of patient before surgery

11 Astha aggarwal Anatomy of mandible

12 Bharti sachdeva Distraction osteogenesis

13 Garima Facial cosmetic surgery

14 Gunjan mittal CBCT

15 Harjot kaur mavi Surgical reconstruction of defects of jaws

16 Harpreet kaur Wiring techniques

17 Jaya bharti Fracture of condylar process and its management

18 Jyoti tyagi Dental implants

19 Kanta paul Piezosurgery

20 Khushboo Wound healing

21 Kumari pooja Case history presentation



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22 Lucky singh HIV

23 Manika Sharma Le Fort 1 fracture and its management

24 Manish kumar Le Fort 2 fracture and its management

25 Mohammad abdul munim

khan

LeFort 3 fracture and its management

26 Mohammad aftab alam Zygomatico complex fracture and its management

27 Mohammad manzer Nasal fracture and its management

28 Misha singh Ethmoidal fracture and its management

29 Mushahida anjum Instruments of basic oral surgery

30 Navjot kaur bhandal Tumor TNM classification

31 Navratana singh Conscious sedation

32 Nida umar Subluxatin of tmj and management

33 Nilofar ansari Trismus

34 Parul pandey Biomedical waste management

35 Prachi kishore Maxillary nerve blocks

36 Preeti Mandibular nerve blocks

37 Prem Shankar kumar Inferior alveolar nerve block

38 Priyanka aggarwal Infraorbital nerve block

39 Priyanka gupta Posterior superior alveolar nerve block

40 Priyanka gupta Greater palatine and nasopalatine block

41 Priyanka pandey Muscle of mastication- primary and secondary

42 Punnet kaur sangral Emergency drugs

43 Raj kumar singh Ludwig’s angina

44 Ritika jaiswal Management of airway

45 Ritu malik Diseases of salivary glands

46 Sanjay kumar purve Orofacial region pain

47 Saumya dimri Oral cancer

48 Saurabh singh Surgical management of cyst and cyst like lesions of jaw



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49 Shanu rani Surgical management of jaw tumors

50 Shashank sriwastva Trigeminal neuralgia

51 Sneha mill Classification and composition of LA

52 Sunil kumar Complications of LA

53 Swati mishra Glossopharyngeal neuralgia

54 Taruna malhotra 3rd molar impaction

55 Tushayata chandhok Canine impaction

56 Vijay kumar verma Exodontias

57 Amarjot singh Complications of exodontias

58 Anita pankaj major surgical instruments

59 Arwind kumar Headache

60 Baljeet kaur Peripheral nerve injuries

61 Onkarjot singh Frey’s syndrome

62 Prateek maheshawari Facial nerve paralysis

63 Arwind malik Tissue handling and tissue respect

64 Azaad khan Suturing techniques

65 navneet singh panwar Implants

FINAL YEAR

Roll no Name Seminar

1 Abhishek kumar Maxillary sinus

2 Afnan ajaz raina Benign tumors of jaw

3 Altaf ashraf Osteoradionecrosis

4 Amresh kumar singh Fracture of mandible

5 Anam khan Mangement of fractures of mandible

6 Anju kumari Facial burns

7 Ankit yadav Medicolegal aspect of injury

8 Ankita ganesh Biopsy



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9 Anuja rani Mangement of periapical infections

10 Archana kumari Osteomylitis of facial bones

11 Archana singh Management of soft tissue injuries

12 Bandana kumari Mang. Of cancer patient in dental clinic

13 Bhaat manya Malignant tumors of jaw

14 Bushra sadaf Dental mang of patients undergoing radiotherapy

15 Chandan kumar Preprosthetic surgery

16 Chandan pal Anatomy of tmj

17 Dablu kumar pandey Ankylosis of tmj and management

18 Dayana maria George Dislocation of tmj and management

19 Dechen dolker Subluxatin of tmj and management

20 Deepali bisht Trismus

21 Deepika Biomedical waste management

22 Dema sonam Maxillary nerve blocks

23 Devanshu chaudhry Mandibular nerve blocks

24 Ehshna tiwari Inferior alveolar nerve block

25 Garima duhan Infraorbital nerve block

26 Gautam kumar Posterior superior alveolar nerve block

27 Ghanshyam kumar raman Greater palatine and nasopalatine block

28 Harinder singh Muscle of mastication- primary and secondary

29 Himani jha Emergency drugs

30 Irshad khan Ludwig’s angina

31 Julita joseph Management of airway

32 Keerti Sharma Diseases of salivary glands

33 Keshav kumar jha Orofacial region pain

34 Khushbu kumari kedia Oral cancer

35 Meenakshi bharti Surgical management of cyst and cyst like lesions of jaw

36 Mohammad adil Surgical management of jaw tumors



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37 Mohit rathore Trigeminal neuralgia

38 Monika kumari Classification and composition of LA

39 Nausheen khan Complications of LA

40 Osin tao Glossopharyngeal neuralgia

41 Pallavi ruhela 3rd molar impaction

42 Parul tyagi Canine impaction

43 Pawanpreet kaur dhillon Exodontias

44 Polysmita ojah Complications of exodontias

45 Prachi priyadarshani major surgical instruments

46 Pradipto parai Headache

47 Prashant kumar Peripheral nerve injuries

48 Priti patel Frey’s syndrome

49 Priya Facial nerve paralysis

50 Priyanka Tissue handling and tissue respect

51 Priyanka rani Suturing techniques

52 Puja kumari Implants

53 Raheel shahani Suture material

54 Rakesh kumar pandey Haemmorhage

55 Rashi Shock

56 Richa singh General anaesthesia

57 Ruby chauhan Cleft lip and management

58 RITESH kumari Cleft palate and management

59 Sagar panchal Diagnosis and treatment planning of orthognathic surgery

60 Sakshi Ameloblastoma

61 Sanjay kumar MPDS

62 Shadab kamal Preparation of patient before surgery

63 Shashi bhushan Anatomy of mandible

64 Shivangi kumari Distraction osteogenesis



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65 Shoaib abbas Facial cosmetic surgery

66 Shreya singh CBCT

67 Shreyaa Surgical reconstruction of defects of jaws

68 Sneha kumari ojha Wiring techniques

69 Sneha mishra Fracture of condylar process and its management

70 Tanveer Fatima Dental implants

71 Vaaruni jain Piezosurgery

72 Varundhati tiwari Wound healing

73 Vikash kumar Case history presentation

74 Amit kumar verma HIV

75 Amit yadav Le Fort 1 fracture and its management

76 Ashwani kumar Le Fort 2 fracture and its management

77 Azhar maqbool watali LeFort 3 fracture and its management

78 Baldeep kaur Zygomatico complex fracture and its management

79 Kunal raj Nasal fracture and its management

80 Mahendra pratap singh Ethmoidal fracture and its management

81 Mohammad faisal Instruments of basic oral surgery

82 Muaz ahmad Tumor TNM classification

83 Ritu singh Conscious sedation

84 Shafik ahmad Preanaesthetic evaluation

85 Sana kesar Post operative complication of GA

86 Sandeep kumar pal Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

87 Shagun jamwal Dental mang of cardiac patient

88 Shayra bano Dental mang of patient with endocrine disorders

89 Jayanta sarkar Dental management of patient with blood disorders

90 Rahul kumar kushwah Dental management of immunocompromised patients

91 Sushil kumar Diagnostic imaging techniques



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3rd year ROLL

NO. NAME SEMINAR

1 Afreen fatma Suture material

2 Akansha prabha Haemmorhage

3 Amanjeet kaur Shock

4 Ambika subedi General anaesthesia

5 Ameen Fatima Cleft lip and management

6 Amlesh kumar Cleft palate and management

7 Amrita Diagnosis and treatment planning of orthognathic surgery

8 Anand atul Ameloblastoma

9 Anjali kumari MPDS

10 Anjana kumari Preparation of patient before surgery

11 Anjusha sharda Anatomy of mandible

12 Anoop kumar chaursia Distraction osteogenesis

13 Anusha pradhan Facial cosmetic surgery

14 Arun kumar mishra CBCT

15 Babi gamlin Surgical reconstruction of defects of jaws

16 Bhavna aggarwal Wiring techniques

17 Bhupendra rizal Fracture of condylar process and its management

18 Bindu solanki Dental implants

19 Boni sai Piezosurgery

20 Danish ali Wound healing

21 Darshan kumar Case history presentation

22 Deepak kumar HIV

23 Eiyasina sultana Le Fort 1 fracture and its management

24 Gagan raj Le Fort 2 fracture and its management



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25 Gaurav bastona LeFort 3 fracture and its management

26 Gausia parween Zygomatico complex fracture and its management

27 Geo jiji parackal Nasal fracture and its management

28 H sushila debi Ethmoidal fracture and its management

29 Ibha ranjan Instruments of basic oral surgery

30 Indrajeet kumar Tumor TNM classification

31 Iqbal ahmad Conscious sedation

32 Jagriti sen Preanaesthetic evaluation

33 Jepi gamlin Post operative complication of GA

34 Jimy sonam Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

35 Jotin dodum Dental mang of cardiac patient

36 Juhi kumari Dental mang of patient with endocrine disorders

37 Jyoti yadav Dental management of patient with blood disorders

38 Kamram ahmad Dental management of immunocompromised patients

39 Khoda sunny Diagnostic imaging techniques

40 Khushboo kumari Maxillary sinus

41 Lalit kumar Sharma Benign tumors of jaw

42 Lokesh royal Osteoradionecrosis

43 Manoj sikdar Fracture of mandible

44 Marbom yana Mangement of fractures of mandible

45 Mohammad mehboob khan Facial burns

46 Mohammad reyazuddin Medicolegal aspect of injury

47 Nabam jiri Biopsy

48 Nargis zeya Mangement of periapical infections

49 Nisha Osteomylitis of facial bones

50 Nooman ahmad sunny Management of soft tissue injuries

51 Parul tiwari Mang. Of cancer patient in dental clinic

52 Pooja preet Malignant tumors of jaw



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53 Pooja tyagi Dental mang of patients undergoing radiotherapy

54 Pranay garg Preprosthetic surgery

55 Priya fauzdar Anatomy of tmj

56 Priyanka Sharma Ankylosis of tmj and management

57 Priyanka verma Dislocation of tmj and management

58 Pushpa kumari Subluxatin of tmj and management

59 Rahul raj Trismus

60 Rythm hora Biomedical waste management

61 Richa pawar Maxillary nerve blocks

62 Ritu sehrawat Mandibular nerve blocks

63 Rohit royal Inferior alveolar nerve block

64 Rony m sangma Infraorbital nerve block

65 Sacidanand Prasad Posterior superior alveolar nerve block

66 Sabahat qayoom Greater palatine and nasopalatine block

67 Safirul hasan khan Muscle of mastication- primary and secondary

68 Sakshi jha Emergency drugs

69 Shadab malik Ludwig’s angina

70 Shekhar saw Management of airway

71 Shikha Diseases of salivary glands

72 Shivani Orofacial region pain

73 Shreyata pradhan Oral cancer

74 Sishir raj chettri Surgical management of cyst and cyst like lesions of jaw

75 Sumit khullar Surgical management of jaw tumors

76 Supriya acharaya Trigeminal neuralgia

77 Supriya singh Classification and composition of LA

78 Tapashi adhikari Complications of LA

79 Tej bahadur singh Glossopharyngeal neuralgia

80 Thangjam sanatomba singh 3rd molar impaction



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81 Tobang Benjamin moyong Canine impaction

82 Toijam khema devi Exodontias

83 Yangchen lacha Complications of exodontias

84 Yukar megha major surgical instruments

85 Zeba zareen Headache

86 Mohammad musheer Peripheral nerve injuries

87 Hina chaudhary Frey’s syndrome

- percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industry / institute- NONE


Faculty: NONE


Students:

Name Conferrence Prize

Dr.Sneha Sharma PG

Student

OOO-Symposium-2013 2nd prize

Dr.Raghav PG Student OOO- Symposium-2013 3rd prize



NONE

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments :

Ethical committee of divya yoti group of institution headed by Mr Aijt Singh Jsssar

Batch -2011-14 : DJCD/IEC/2011/71A

BATCH -2012-15 :DJCDSR/2012/1192B

32. Student profile program-wise: NA

Name of the Program (refer to question no. 4)

Applications received

Selected Male Female

Pass percentage Male Female

MDS UPCAT - -

2014-17 UPCAT 2:1 100%

2013-16 UPCAT 3:0 100%

2012-15 UPCAT 2:1 100%

2011-14 UPCAT 3:0 100%



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33. Diversity of students-last 4 batches

Name of the Program

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of students from the

same university

% of students from other universities within the

State

% of students from

universities outside the

State

% of students

from other

countries 16.7%

2student

8.3%

1 student

75%

9 students

0%




NOT APPLICABLE


Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG - PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB - PG to Ph.D. - Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral - Employed Campus selection Other than campus recruitment

-

Entrepreneurs -


Sr.no Department %ge of faculty who

are graduates from

same university

%ge of faculty

who are

graduates from

other universities

within the State

%ge of faculty

who are

graduates from

universities from

other States

%ge of faculty

who are graduates

from universities

outside the

country

Oral &

Maxillofacial

Surgery

02

Dr Smiti jassar and

(Dr.Ritesh Garg

from B R

Ambedkar, Agra)

01 (Dr. Sunil

Kumar Gupta

KGMC

university

lucknow

01 (Dr.Ankur

Mittal from

Rajive Gandhi

university

Karnatka)

00


assessment period: N/A


a) Library –



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LIST OF BOOKS IN CENTRAL LIBRARY

1 Local anesthesia & pain control in dental Monheim’s

2 An outline of oral surgery (part-II) 11th edition Killey and seward

3 Killey’s fracture of mandible IV ed Peter bank

4 Killey’s fracture of middle 3rd of facial skeleton Peter bank

5 Minor oral surgery 3rd ed Geoffrey L.howe

6 Medical emergincies in dental office Malamed Stanley F

7 Surgery of mouth & jaws Moore .JR

8 Plastic surgery; hand & upper limb part- I Mathes J Stephen

9 Plastic surgery; hand & upper limb part- II Mathes J Stephen

10 Plastic surgery; General principles 2nd ed Mathes J Stephen

11 Plastic surgery; hand & neck part- I Mathes J Stephen

12 Plastic surgery; hand & neck part- II Mathes J Stephen

13 Plastic surgery; Trunk & local extranity Mathes J Stephen

14 Plastic surgery: tommours - hand & neck & skin Mathes J Stephen

15 Plastic surgery: pediatric Plastic surgery Mathes J Stephen

16 oral maxillofacial surgery V-I Daniel M leskin

17 oral maxillofacial surgery V-2 Daniel M leskin

18 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery-implant surgery &

reconstructions V-7

Powers barber

19 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery – cleft craniofacial

cosmectic surgery v-6

Baker wolfford

20 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery – surgical pathology

V-5

Williams steward

21 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery – Teperomandibular

disorder V-4

Quinn and bays

22 Fonseca--oral maxillofacial surgery – trauma V-1 Betis walker and others

23 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery – trauma V- 2 Betis walker and others



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24 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery – trauma V-3 Marciant handler

25 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery –orthodontic surgery

V-2

Bettis turvey

26 Fonseca-oral maxillofacial surgery- anesthesia dento

vector surgery V-1

Fordst harsh Levin

27 handbook of local anaesthesia Malamed Stanley F

28 Pediatric oral maxillofacial surgery Troulis and kaban

29 Mgmt. temperomandibular disorders & occi Jeffrey P okeson

30 Cancer ; prin & practice of oncology 6th ed Vincent and vita

31 Cancer ; prin & practice of oncology 4th ed Dexita and hellman

32 Color atlas ; dental implants: fund & adv. Laboratory tech Winkelman

33 hand & neck surgery: surgical tech. & result of treatment Jatin P shah

34 Drug index: new drug profile & FDA watch Drug index

35 Textbook of oral maxillofacial surgery neelima malik

36 Dental implant prosthetic, Misch, carl E

37 Textbook of oral & maxilla. Facial anatomy Prabhu

38 Contemporary oral maxillofacial surgery Ellis Peterson and others

39 Color atlas of hand & neck anatomy Mcmilln Robert MH

1. Cysts of oral lesions Shear mervyon

41 Oral anatomy 8th ed. Sicher and dubrul

42 Craniofacial and maxillofacial surgery 1st Posnick jefferey C

43 Craniofacial and maxillofacial surgery 2nd Posnick jefferey C

44 maxillofacial surgery 1st Peter ward booth

45 maxillofacial surgery 2nd Peter ward booth

46 Dental implant Babbush Charles a

47 Oral & maxillofacial –Trauma I Fonseca Raymond J

48 oral & maxillofacial –Trauma II Fonseca Raymond J



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49 Oral & maxillofacial surgery with CD V 1 Miloro Michael

50 oral & maxillofacial surgery with CD V 2 Miloro Michael

51 Facial & dental plan for ortho & oral surgery Arnett G William

52 Textbook of oral pathology with CD Rajendra R Shafer Hine

53 Dentofacial deformities: integ ortho surg Epker Brause

54 Pye’s surgical handicraft Kyle J

55 Cancer : pri. & prac. Of oncology with cd Devita Vincent

56 Oral cancer Jatin P shah

57 Pediatric oral & maxillofacial surgery Kaban leonard B

58 Diff. diag. of oral & maxillofacial lesions Wood norman W

59 mosby’s dental drug & references with cd Gaze tommy W

60 Fractures of the facial skeleton Peter bank

61 Dental instruments: a pocket guide Bayd linda R

62 Maxillofacial care Perry Michael

63 Diagnostic imaging head & neck Hornsberger H

64 Manual of minor oral surgery for genetics Koerner karl R

65 Pickard’s manual of operative dentistry Kidd FAM

66 Tempormandibular joint & masticolary Zarb George A

67 Implant in clinical dentistry Palimer Richard M

JOURNALS

1 British jr. Of oral & maxillofacial surgery

2 Inter.jr. of oral & maxillofacial surg: implant

3 Jr. of carnio-maxillofacial surgery

4 International jr. of oral / maxillofacial surg.

b) Internet facilities for staff and students – 512KB NetGear wi-fi secured internet in the dept.

c) Total number of class rooms: 4 L T, 1 Seminar room

d) Class rooms with ICT facility -1 and ‘smart’ class rooms: 1 scanner with printer

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SR

NO

TOPICS Under guidance

1 Surgical Anatomy Of The Scalp, Temple And Face Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

2 Surgical anatomy Of The Triangles Of Neck And Deep Structures Of

The Neck

Dr.Ankur Mittal

3 Cranial And Facial Bones And Its Surrounding Soft Tissues With Its

Applied Aspects In Maxillofacial

Injuries.

Dr.Smiti Jassar

4 Muscles Of Head And Neck Dr Ritesh Garg

5 Arterial Supply, Venous Drainage And Lymphatics Of Head And Neck Dr.RITESH

6 Surgical Anatomy Of The Cranial Nerves Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

7 Anatomy Of The Tongue And Its Applied Aspects Dr.Ankur Mittal

8 Surgical Anatomy Of The Temporal And Infratemporal Regions Dr.Smiti Jassar

9 Anatomy And Its Applied Aspects Of Salivary Glands, Pharynx,

Thyroid And Parathyroid Gland,

Dr Ritesh Garg

10 Surgical Anatomy Of The Nose Dr.RITESH

11 The Structure And Function Of The Brain Including Surgical Anatomy

Of Intra Cranial Venous

Sinuses.

Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

12 Surgical Anatomy Of Mastication, Deglutition, Speech, Respiration

And Circulation

Dr.Ankur Mittal

13 Development Of Face, Paranasal Sinuses And Associated Structures

And Their Anomalies

Dr.Smiti Jassar

14 TMJ: Surgical Anatomy And Function Dr Ritesh Garg

15 Physiology Of Nerve Conduction, Pain Pathway, Sympathetic And

Parasympathetic Nervous

System

Dr.RITESH

16 Blood & Oral Surgery Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

17 Surgical &Applied Physiology Of Digestive System Dr.Ankur Mittal

18 Surgical &Applied Physiology Of Respiration Dr.Smiti Jassar

19 Surgical & Applied Physiology Of Cardiovascular System Dr Ritesh Garg



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20 General Endocrinal Activity And Disorder Relating To Thyroid Gland,

Parathyroid Gland, Adrenal Gland, Pituitary Gland

Dr. Ritesh

21 Fluid And Electrolytic Balance In Maintaining Haemostasis And

Significance In Minor And Major Surgical Procedures

Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

22 Applied Biochemistry In Oral Surgery Dr.Ankur Mittal

23 Clinical Pathology Of Inflammation Dr.Smiti Jassar

24 Shock & Its Management In Oral Surgery Dr Ritesh Garg

25 Applied Pathology Of Chromosomal Abnormalities Dr.Ritesh

26 Hypersensitivity Role In Oral Surgical Procedure Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

27 Management Of Immune Deficiency Patients Requiring Surgical

Procedures

Dr.Ankur Mittal

28 Developmental Disturbances Of Oral And Para Oral Structures Dr.Smiti Jassar

29 Clinical Pathology Diseases Of Jawbones And TMJ Dr Ritesh Garg

31 Role Of Laboratory Investigations In Oral Surgery Dr. Ritesh

32 Role Of Immunity In Oral Surgical Procedure Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

33 Hepatitis B And Its Prophylaxis, Precautions During Surgical Procedure Dr.Ankur Mittal

34 Laboratory Determinations Before Surgical Procedure Dr.Smiti Jassar

35 Antibiotics & Its Role In Oral Surgery Dr Ritesh Garg

36 Analgesic & Its Role In Oral Surgery Dr.Ritesh

37 Corticosteroids & Its Role In Oral Surgery Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

38 Principles Of Oral Surgery Dr.Ankur Mittal

39 Medical Emergencies & Its Management In Dental Office Dr.Smiti Jassar

40 Examination And Diagnosis Before Surgical Procedure Dr Ritesh Garg

41 Haemorrhage & Its Complication During Minor Surgical Procedure Dr.Ritesh

42 Exodontias Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

43 Impaction Dr.Ankur Mittal

44 Surgical Aids To Eruption Of Teeth Dr.Smiti Jassar

45 Surgical Endodontics Dr Ritesh Garg

46 Preprosthetic Surgery & Various Surgical Procedure Dr.Ritesh



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47 Surgical Procedures To Improve Alveolar Soft Tissues Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

48 Infection Of Head And Neck & Its Management Dr.Ankur Mittal

49 Chronic Infections Of The Jaws Dr.Smiti Jassar

50 Diseases Of Maxillary Sinus & Surgical Management Dr Ritesh Garg

51 Surgical Management Of Cysts Of The Orofacial Region Dr. Ritesh

52 Neurological Disorders Of The Maxillofacial Region Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

53 Diagnosis and treatment planning in Implantology Dr.Ankur Mittal

54 Local Anesthesia & Its Complication Dr.Smiti Jassar

55 General Anesthesia & Its Post Operative Complication And

Management

Dr Ritesh Garg

57 Basic Principles Of Treatment In Oral Surgical Procedure Dr.Ritesh

58 Oral Surgical Diagnosis: Clinical, Radiological Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

59 Dento Alveolar Fractures & Its Management Dr.Ankur Mittal

60 Mandibular Fractures & Surgical Management Dr.Smiti Jassar

61 Fracture Of Zygomatic Complex Surgical Management Dr Ritesh Garg

62 Orbital Fractures Dr.Ritesh

63 Nasal Fractures Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

64 Fractures Of Middle Third Of The Facial Skeleton Dr.Ankur Mittal

65 Traumatic Injuries To Frontal Sinus Dr.Smiti Jassar

66 Maxillofacial Injuries In Geriatric And Pediatric Patients Dr Ritesh Garg

68 Metabolic Response To Trauma Dr.Ritesh

69 Healing Of Traumatic Injuries & Wound Management Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

70 Tracheostomy: Indications And Contraindications, Procedure,

Complications And Their

Management.

Dr.Ankur Mittal

71 Applied anatomy of Temporomandibular Joint

Dr.Smiti Jassar

72 Disease Of Salivary Gland & Surgical Management Dr Ritesh Garg

73 Oncology etiopathogenisis Dr.Ritesh



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74 Diagnosis and treatment planning in Orthognathic Surgery Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

75 Cysts And Tumor Of Oro Facial Region Dr.Ankur Mittal

76 Cleft Lip And Palate Surgery Dr.Smiti Jassar

77 Laser Surgery Dr Ritesh Garg

78 Aesthetic Facial Surgery Dr.Ritesh

79 Head injury Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

80 Cervical spine injury Dr.Ankur Mittal

81 Comparison of different fixation techniques Dr.Smiti Jassar

82 Management of Pediatric and geriatric patients in trauma. Dr Ritesh Garg

83 Management of SCC of tongue Dr.Ritesh

84 Management of SCC of retromolar trigon Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

85 Management of SCC of lip Dr.Ankur Mittal

86 Management of SCC of buccal mucosa Dr.Smiti Jassar

87 Chemotherapy Dr Ritesh Garg

88 Radiotherapy Dr.Ritesh

89 Various techniques of Neck Dissection Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

90 Reconstructive procedures in oral cancer Dr.Ankur Mittal

91 Dislocation & Subluxation of TMJ Dr.Smiti Jassar

92 Internal derangements of TMJ Dr Ritesh Garg

92 TMJ Ankylosis Dr.Ritesh

93 Management of various diseases of TMJ Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

94 Surgical approaches to TMJ Dr.Ankur Mittal

95 Introduction to pharmacology Dr.Smiti Jassar

96 Pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and routes of drug

administration.

Dr Ritesh Garg

97 Sinus lift procedures in Implantology Dr.Ritesh

98 Comparison of different bone graft materials in oral surgery. Dr. Sunil K.Gupta

99 CBCT in diagnosis and treatment planning in 3rd molar surgery Dr.Ankur Mittal



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100 Caldwel luc surgery and its implications. Dr.Smiti Jassar

Question Bank –

Paper 1-

APPLIED BASIC SCIENCES: Applied Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, General and Oral

Pathology, Microbiology and Pharmacology.

APPLIED ANATOMY:

1. Surgical anatomy of the scalp, temple and face

2. Anatomy of the triangles of neck and deep structures of the neck

3. Cranial and facial bones and its surrounding soft tissues with its applied aspects in maxillofacial injuries.

4. Muscles of head and neck

5. Arterial supply, venous drainage and lymphatics of head and neck

6. Congenital abnormalities of the head and neck

7. Surgical anatomy of the cranial nerves

8. Anatomy of the tongue and its applied aspects

9. Surgical anatomy of the temporal and infratemporal regions

10. Anatomy and its applied aspects of salivary glands, pharynx, thyroid and parathyroid gland, larynx,

trachea, oesophagus

11. Tooth eruption, morphology, and occlusion

12. Surgical anatomy of the nose.

13. The structure and function of the brain including surgical anatomy of intra cranial venous sinuses.

14. Autonomous nervous system of head and neck

15. Functional anatomy of mastication, deglutition, speech, respiration and circulation

16. Development of face, Paranasal sinuses and associated structures and their anomalies

17. TMJ: surgical anatomy and function



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PHYSIOLOGY:

1. Nervous system

• Physiology of nerve conduction, pain pathway, sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system,

hypothalamus and mechanism of controlling body temperature

2. Blood

• Composition

• Haemostasis, various blood dyscrasias and management of patients with the same

• Haemorrhage and its control

• Capillary and lymphatic circulation.

• Blood grouping, transfusing procedures.

3. Digestive system

• Saliva - composition and functions of saliva

• Mastication deglutition, digestion, assimilation

• Urine formation, normal and abnormal constituents

4. Respiration

• Control of ventilation, anoxia, asphyxia, artificial respiration

• Hypoxia – types and management

5. Cardiovascular System

• Cardiac cycle,

• Shock

• Heart sounds,

• Blood pressure,

• Hypertension:



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6. Endocrinology

• General endocrinal activity and disorder relating to thyroid gland,

• Parathyroid gland, adrenal gland, pituitary gland, pancreas and gonads:

• Metabolism of calcium

7. Nutrition

• General principles of a balanced diet, effect of dietary deficiency, protein energy malnutrition,

Kwashiorkor, Marasmus.

• Fluid and Electrolytic balance in maintaining haemostasis and significance in minor and major surgical

procedures.

BIOCHEMISTRY:

General principles governing the various biological activities of the body, such as osmotic pressure, electrolytes, dissociation, oxidation, reduction etc.

General composition of the body Intermediary metabolism Carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and their metabolism Nucleoproteins, nucleic acid and nucleotides and their metabolism Enzymes, vitamins and minerals Hormones Body and other fluids. Metabolism of inorganic elements. Detoxification in the body. Antimetabolites.

PATHOLOGY:

1. Inflammation –

• Repair and regeneration, necrosis and gangrene

• Role of component system in acute inflammation,

• Role of arachidonic acid and its metabolites in acute inflammation,

• Growth factors in acute inflammation

• Role of molecular events in cell growth and intercellular signaling cell surface receptors

• Role of NSAIDs in inflammation,

• Cellular changes in radiation injury and its manifestation:



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2. Haemostasis

• Role of endothelium in thrombogenesis

• Arterial and venous thrombi

• Disseminated Intravascular coagulation

3. Shock:

• Pathogenesis of hemorrhagic, neurogenic, septic, cardiogenic shock

• Circulatory disturbances, ischemia, hyperemia, venous congestion, edema, infarction

4. Chromosomal abnormalities:

• Marfans Syndrome, Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome, Fragile X- Syndrome

5. Hypersensitivity:

• Anaphylaxis, type 2 hypersensitivity, type 3 hyper sensitivity and cell mediated reaction and its clinical

importance, systemic lupus erythematosus.

• Infection and infective granulomas.

6. Neoplasia:

• Classification of tumors.

• Carcinogenesis and carcinogen- chemical, viral and microbial

• Grading and staging of cancers, tumor Angiogenesis, Paraneoplastic syndrome, spread of tumors

• Characteristics of benign and malignant tumors

7. Others:

• Sex linked agammaglobulinemia.

• AIDS

• Management of immune deficiency patients requiring surgical procedures

• De George Syndrome

• Ghons complex, post primary pulmonary tuberculosis – pathology and pathogenesis.

8. Oral Pathology:

• Developmental disturbances of oral and Para oral structures

• Regressive changes of teeth.

• Bacterial, viral and mycotic infections of oral cavity

• Dental caries, diseases of pulp and periapical tissues



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• Physical and chemical injuries of the oral cavity

• Oral manifestations of metabolic and endocrinal disturbances

• Diseases of jawbones and TMJ

• Diseases of blood and blood forming organs in relation to oral cavity

• Cysts of the oral cavity

• Salivary gland diseases

• Role of laboratory investigations in oral surgery

9. Microbiology:

• Immunity

• Knowledge of organisms commonly associated with disease of oral cavity.

• Morphology cultural characteristics of strepto, staphylo, pneumo, gono, meningo, and clostridium group

of organism, spirochetes, organisms of TB, leprosy, diphtheria, actinomycosis and moniliasis

• Hepatitis B and its prophylaxis

• Culture and sensitivity test

• Laboratory determinations

• Blood groups, blood matching, RBC and WBC count

• Bleeding and clotting time etc, smears and cultures,

• Urine analysis and cultures.

APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS:

1. Definition of terminologies used

2. Dosage and mode of administration of drugs.

3. Action and fate of drugs in the body

4. Drug addiction, tolerance and hypersensitivity reactions.

5. Drugs acting on the CNS

6. General and local anesthetics, hypnotics, analeptics, and tranquilizers.

7. Chemo therapeutics and antibiotics

8. Analgesics and antipyretics

9. Antitubercular and antisyphilitic drugs.

10. Antiseptics, sialogogues and antisialogogues



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11. Haematinics

12. Antidiabetics

13. Vitamins A, B-complex, C, D, E, K

Paper 2-

Minor Oral Surgery and Trauma

MINOR ORAL SURGERY:

• Principles of surgery: developing a surgical diagnosis, basic

Necessities for surgery, aseptic technique, incisions, flap design tissue

Handling, haemostasis, dead space management, decontamination and

debridement, suturing, oedema control, patient general health and nutrition.

• Medical Emergencies: prevention and management of altered consciousness (syncope, orthostatic

hypotension, seizures, diabetes mellitus, adrenal insufficiency), hypersensitivity reactions, chest discomfort,

and respiratory difficulty.

1. Examination and diagnosis: clinical history, physical and radiographic, clinical and laboratory

diagnosis, oral manifestations of systemic diseases, implications of systemic diseases in surgical patients.

2. Haemorrhage and shock: applied physiology, clinical abnormalities of coagulation, extra vascular

hemorrhage, and hemorrhagic lesions, management of secondary hemorrhage, shock.

3. Exodontia: principles of extraction, indications and contraindications, types of extraction, complications

and their management, principles of elevators and elevators used in oral surgery.

4. Impaction: surgical anatomy, classification, indications and contraindications, diagnosis ,procedures,

complications and their management.

5. Surgical aids to eruption of teeth: surgical exposure of unerupted teeth, surgical repositioning of

partially erupted teeth.

6. Transplantation of teeth

7. Surgical Endodontic: indications and contraindications, diagnosis, procedures of peri-radicular surgery

8. Preprosthetic surgery: requirements, types (alveoloplasty, tuberosity reduction, mylohyoid ridge

reduction, genial reduction, removal of exostosis, vestibuloplasty)

9. Procedures to improve alveolar soft tissues: hyper mobile tissues- operative / sclerosing method, epulis

fissuratum, frenectomy and frenotomy

10. Infection of head and neck: Odontogenic and non Odontogenic infections, factors affecting spread of

infection, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, management of facial space infections, Ludwig angina,

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11. Chronic infections of the jaws: Osteomyelitis (types, etiology, pathogenesis, management)

osteoradionecrosis

12. Maxillary sinus: maxillary sinusitis – types, pathology, treatment, closure of oro – antral fistula,

Caldwell- luc operation

13. Cysts of the orofacial region: classification, diagnosis, management of okc, dentigerous, radicular, non

Odontogenic, ranula

14. Neurological disorders of the maxillofacial region: diagnosis and management of trigeminal

neuralgia, MPDS, Bell’s palsy, FREY’S syndrome, nerve injuries.

15. Implantology: definition, classification, indications and contraindications, advantages and

disadvantages, surgical procedure.

16. Anesthesia

Local anesthesia:

classification of local anesthetic drugs, mode of action, indications and contra indications, advantages and

disadvantages, techniques, complications and their management.

General anesthesia:

classification, stages of GA, mechanism of action, indications, and contraindications, advantages and

disadvantages, post anesthetic complications and emergencies, anesthetic for dental procedures in children,

pre medication, conscious sedation, legal aspects for GA

17. Trauma

18. Surgical anatomy of head and neck.

19. Etiology of injury.

20. Basic principles of treatment

21. Primary care: resuscitation, establishment of airway, management of hemorrhage, management of

head injuries and admission to hospital.

22. Diagnosis: clinical, radiological

23. Soft tissue injury of face and scalp: classification and management of soft tissue wounds, injuries to

structure requiring special treatment.

24. Dento alveolar fractures: examination and diagnosis, classification, treatment and prevention.

25. Mandibular fractures: classification, examination and diagnosis, general principles of treatment,

complications and their management

26. Fracture of Zygomatic complex: classification, examination and diagnosis, general principles of

treatment, complications and their management.

27. Orbital fractures: blow out fractures

28. Nasal fractures



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29. Fractures of middle third of the facial skeleton: emergency care, fracture of maxilla, and treatment of

le fort i, ii, iii, fractures of Naso-orbito-ethmoidal region.

30. Ophthalmic injuries: minor injuries, non-perforating injuries, perforating injuries, retro bulbar

hemorrhage, and traumatic optic neuropathy.

31. Traumatic injuries to frontal sinus: diagnosis, classification, treatment

32. Maxillofacial injuries in geriatric and pediatric patients.

33. Gunshot wounds and war injuries

34. Osseo integration in maxillofacial reconstruction

35. Metabolic response to trauma: neuro endocrine responses, inflammatory mediators, clinical

implications

36. Healing of traumatic injuries: soft tissues, bone, cartilage, response of peripheral nerve to injury

37. Nutritional consideration following trauma.

38. Tracheostomy: indications and contraindications, procedure, complications and their management.

Paper 3-

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

Salivary gland

• Sialography

• Salivary fistula and management

• Diseases of salivary gland – developmental disturbances, cysts, inflammation and sialolithiasis

• Mucocele and Ranula

• Tumors of salivary gland and their management

• Staging of salivary gland tumors

• Parotidectomy

Temporomandibular Joint

• Etiology, history signs, symptoms, examination and diagnosis of temporomandibular joint disorders

• Ankylosis and management of the same with different treatment modalities

• MPDS and management

• Condylectomy – different procedures

• Various approaches to TMJ



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• Recurrent dislocations – Etiology and Management

Oncology

• Biopsy

• Management of pre-malignant tumors of head and neck region

• Benign and Malignant tumors of Head and Neck region

• Staging of oral cancer and tumor markers

• Management of oral cancer

• Radical Neck dissection

• Modes of spread of tumors

• Diagnosis and management of tumors of nasal, Paranasal, neck, tongue, cheek, maxilla and mandible

• Radiation therapy in maxillofacial regions

• Lateral neck swellings

Orthognathic surgery

• Diagnosis and treatment planning

• Cephalometric analysis

• Model surgery

• Maxillary and mandibular repositioning procedures

• Segmental osteotomies

• Management of apertognathia

• Genioplasty

• Distraction osteogenesis

Cysts and tumor of oro facial region

• Odontogenic and non-Odontogenic tumors and their management

• Giant Cell lesions of jawbone

• Fibro osseous lesions of jawbone

• Cysts of jaw

.Laser surgery

• The application of laser technology in surgical treatment of lesions Cryosurgery.

• Principles, applications of cryosurgery in surgical management Cleft lip and palate surgery



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• Detailed knowledge of the development of the face, head and neck

• Diagnosis and treatment planning

• Current concepts in the management of cleft lip and palate deformity

• Knowledge of Naso endoscopy and other diagnostic techniques in the evaluation of speech and hearing

• Concept of multidisciplinary team management

Aesthetic facial surgery

• Detailed knowledge of the structures of the face and neck including skin and underlying soft tissue

• Diagnosis and treatment planning of deformities and conditions affecting facial skin

• Underlying facial muscles, bone, Eyelids, external ear

• Surgical management of post acne scarring, facelift, blepharoplasty, otoplasty, facial bone recontouring,

etc

Craniofacial surgery

• Basic knowledge of developmental anomalies of the face, head and neck

• Basic concepts in the diagnosis and planning of various head and neck anomalies including facial clefts,

craniosynostosis, syndromes, etc.

• Current concept in the management of craniofacial anomalies

e) Students’ laboratories:

cephalometric tracing room,

minor OT

f) Research laboratories: CENTRAL

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates : n/a



40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. Stipend -

NO SUCH PROVISION BY UNIVERSITY


so, highlight the methodology. no

42. Does the department obtain feedback from :

a. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


-Yes, curriculum committee evaluate time to time whether the curriculum is up to



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date, or anything is outdated or lacking and any new additions should be made to the

curriculum.

b. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


- Yes, students are asked to evaluate the staff members by filling the feedback

forms and giving ratings on basis of teacher’s skill, quality and teaching technology and

then the head of the department will evaluate the feedback from the students and assess

the staff members accordingly.

c. alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

-Yes, they are asked about what all are the necessary changes required in the

programs offered.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10). -2

NAME OF THE

STUDENT BATCH

Dr. Smiti Jasser 2006-2009 Passed READER, DJCDS

Dr. Mandeep Singh 2006-2009 Passed READER, PUNJAB

Dr. Vineet 2006-2009 Passed READER, MP

Dr. Pallavi Gupta 2007-2010 Passed SR. LECTURER, PUNJAB

Dr. Mahima Goel 2007-2010 Passed SR. LECTURER, PUNJAB

Dr. Anil Nagia 2007-2010 Passed CLINICAL

Dr. Himanshi 2008-2011 Passed CLINICAL

Dr.Amanjot Kaur 2008-2011 Passed SR. LECTURER, PUNJAB

Dr.Rajdeep 2009-2011 Passed SR. LECTURER, MP

Dr.Ritesh Garg 2009-2011 Passed SR. LECTURER, DJCDS,UP

Dr. Rohit Chawla 2010-2013 Passed SR. LECTURER, PUNJAB

Dr. sakat dubey 2010-2013 Passed CLINICAL

Dr. sameer gupta 2010-2013 Passed Clinical

Dr Sneha 2010-2013 Passed Clinical


involving external experts. –



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CDE -

TOPIC EXPECTED DATE

CLEFT LIP DECEMBER 2014

ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY FEB 2015

PRE-CANCEROUS LESION AUGUST 2015

BASAL IMPLANTS OCTOBER 2015

MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA NOVEMBER 2015

TM IMGAGING DECEMBER 2015


teaching. (Power point presentations, Group discussions, demonstrations):

CHARTS, SLIDES, MODELS, POWERPOINTS, CLINICAL)

Demonstration to U.G’s

Nerve block demonstration- on skull/on patient’s

Inferior alveolar nerve block

Long buccal nerve block

Lingual nerve block

Close mouth/open mouth technique of inferior alveolar nerve b.

Posterior superior alveolar nerve block

Infraorbital nerve block

Nasopalatine nerve block

Greater palatine nerve block

Gingival reflection on cast mounted with modeling wax

Demonstration of extraction instruments

Suturing techniques

Splinting

Intermaxillary fixation techniques on cast

Demonstration of disimpaction procedure

Demonstration to P.G’s

Suturing techniques

Splinting

Intermaxillary fixation techniques on cast

Orthognathic Soft tissue and hard tissue analysis

Mock surgery



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Lesion plan for IIIrd years S.NO. TOPICS CONTENT

1 Exodontia Introduction

Biomechanical principles

Indications & contra Indications of extraction

Pre – op assessment

2 Intra alveolar extraction Armamentarium for extraction

Extraction with dental forceps

3 Trans alveolar extraction Armamentarium

Mucoperiosteal flap

Bone removal

Tooth division

Socket toilet & suturing

4 Complication of

extraction

Local Complication

Post extraction bleeding

Dry socket

5 Dental elevators Biomechanical principles

Principle for use of elevators

Type & Complication

6 Trigeminal nerve Origin , course & branches

7 Analgesics Classification

Mechanism of action

Indications & contra Indications

Dosage

Choice of NSAIDS

8 Antibiotic Classification

Mechanism of action

Indications & contra Indications

Dosage , principles of Antibiotics

9 Pain Definition

Theories of pain

Pathway of pain

10 Local anaesthesia Definition

Ideal properties



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Fundamentals of impulse generation & transmission

11 Mode of action of LA Theories

How LA works???

Clinical implications of pH on LA activity

12 Composition of LA Composition, Classification

Pharmacology of vasoconstrictor

Biotransformation of LA

Topical anaesthesia (EMLA)

13 Selection of LA agent Factors in selection of LA

Contraindication for LA

14 Complication of LA Local Complication

15 Complication of LA Systemic Complication Overdosage Allergy

Idiosyncrasy

16 Introduction & diagnosis

17 Asepsis & infection

control HIV/AIDS

18 post-op care

19 Nerve blocks maxillary

20 Nerve blocks mandibular

21 Diagnostic imaging

22 Diabetic patient in oral

surgery

23 Adrenal insufficiency

24 Conscious sedation



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Lesion plan for IVth years S.NO. TOPICS

1 Introduction – impaction

2 Impaction mandibular 3rd molar

3 Maxillary 3rd molar Impaction

4 Canine Impaction

5 Cyst I

6 Cyst II

7 Cyst III

8 Pre prosthetic surgery I

9 Pre prosthetic surgery II

10 Trigeminal neuralgia

11 Facial nerve

12 Salivary gland disorders I

13 Salivary gland disorders II

14 maxillary sinus I

15 maxillary sinus II

16 Tumors I

17 Tumors II

18 Implants

19 Cleft lip & palate

20 medical emergency

21 Haemorrhage & shock

22 Disorder’s of TMJ

23 General anaesthesia



By conducting Seminar, journal club, case presentation, Viva-voice, tests, discussions, quiz etc. of

students from time to time and according to the performance of the students, the weaker section of

students are given more attention



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M.D.S MUST HAVE EXCELLENCE IN :-

Salivary fistula and management

Mucocele and ranula

Tumors of salivary gland and their management

Parotidectomy

Etiology,history,signs and symptoms,examination and diagnosis of T.M.J disorders

Ankylosis and their management

MPDS and management

Various approaches to T.M.J

Recurrent dislocations

Biopsy

Management of pre malignant tumors of head and neck

Management of oral cancer

Redical neck dissection

Modes of spread of tumor

Diagnosis and management of tumors of nasal,paranasal, neck, tongue, cheek, maxilla, mandible

Radiation therapy in maxillofacial regions

Lateral neck swelling

Cephalometric analysis

Model surgery

Maxillary and mandibular repositioning procedure

Segmental osteotomies

Genioplasty

Distraction osteogenesis

Giant cell lesions of jaw bone

Fibro-osseous lesions of jawbone

Cysts of jaw

The application of laser technology in surgical treatment management

Principles, application of cryosurgery in surgical management

Detailed knowledge of development of the face, head and neck

Current concepts in the management of cleft lip and palate deformity

Surgical management of post acne scarring, facelift, otoplasty, facial bone reconturing, etc

Current concepts in the management of craniofacial anomalies

Facial clefts, craniosyntosis, syndromes, etc


Annual calendar of events is made and all students and staff participate in events. Oral

health program dental awareness and treatment camp conducted, lecture are conducted

on cancer awareness, cleft and palate treatment, tumour and fracture immediate

treatment.


UG And PG are Encouraged to Participate in National And International



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Conference , to Present Poster And Paper

BDS students-

1. Course on CBCT evaluation and interpretation.

2. Course on Advancements in Implant dentistry.

3. Course on road side emergencies.

4. Course on medical emergencies in dental clinics.

5. Course on primary care of trauma patient.

6. Course on basic and advancements in suturing techniques.

MDS

7. Microvascular Anastomoses.

8. MRI in craniofacialsurgeries.


details: ISO Certified – NS/EN ISO 9001: 2008/ISO 9001: 2008


applied:

Short studies by PG students

Physics Forceps

Newer Local Anesthesia Administration

Drug Administration in Exodontia


department:

Strength:- All surgical procedure provided at one roof.

Up coming medical college

Mutlti discipline treatment approach

Well trained staff

24 hr medical assistance

S.No. COURSE

1. Course on CBCT in Craniofacial surgery.

2. Computer assisted craniofacial surgery.

3. Ultra sound and it’s applications in craniofacial region.

4. Concepts of Distraction Osteogenesis TMJ Ankylosis patients.

5. Fluid management in Trauma patient.

6. Endoscopy in Maxillofacial region.



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Weakness:- Better diagnostic equipments

Limited funds for free treatments

Challenges: Oral Cancer Prevention & Management, Trauma cases, awareness regarding

maxillofacial surgeries

52. Future plans of the department:

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

courses Planning to

start diploma

in omfs

To start the

BLS course to

ug/pg

To start

aesthetic facial

surgery short

course

Ph d program Enhance in pg

seat

Teaching learning

And evaluation

Special

coaching for

slow learner,

Training

students for

viva-voce and

to conduct

work shops

Problem based

learning,

Faculty

development

Activities and

hosting state

conference-

karnatka

chapter of

omfs

Intensify the

integrated

teaching

programmes

for pgs

To establish

Hands on,

training for

post graduate

for trauma,

Administration To take

initiative to

establish

geriatric clinic

To create

HIVclinic

To create

resource

person to train

UG and PG

for medical

emergencies

To start cleft

centre

To train pgs in

microvascular

surgery

Research/extention To present

poster and

paper in

international

conferences

To publish

articles in

national

jornals

To present

paper in

international

conferences

To publish

paper in

collage journal

By pgs

To present

paper in

medical

conferences

Infrastructure and

services

To procure

equipments to

start laser

clinic

To procure

equipments

like piezo unit

To procure

microscope for

free flaps

To establish

oncocenter

To establish

tobacco

deadiction

center



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Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology


1. Name of the Department-

Department of Oral Pathology and Microbiology.

2. Year of establishment

2000

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university?

Yes it is the part of college and faculty of the university.



UG (BDS – 01) and PG (MDS – 01)

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved

Yes (BDS – Interdisciplinary)


– Under process

Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons

NIL


Annual


NA


Professors/others)


CAS & MPS)

Professor 3 2



Lecturer 4 4

Tutor / Clinical Instructor - -

Senior Resident - -

10.Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and




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Name


Experience

Dr Neeraj

Grover

MDS Prof &HOD ORAL PATH 14 yrs. 6 months

Dr Shamindra

Sengupta

MDS Prof ORAL PATH 17 yrs. 9 months

Dr. Suchitra Gupta MDS Reader ORAL PATH 6 yrs. 2 months

Dr. Sanjeet Singh MDS Reader ORAL PATH 5 yrs. 7 months 10 days

Dr.Nishant Singh MDS Reader ORAL PATH 5 yrs. 6 months 14 days

Dr. Chaksu Agarwal MDS Reader ORAL PATH 4 yrs. 6 months 6 days

Dr.Paramjit Singh MDS Senior Lecturer ORAL PATH 2 Year 4 months

Dr. Harjeet Kaur MDS Senior Lecturer ORAL PATH 1 year 5 months 3 Days

Dr. Sharddha Singh MDS Senior Lecturer ORAL PATH 1month 8 days

Dr. Karan Rajpal MDS Senior Lecturer ORAL PATH 1month 8 days

52. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors-NIL

53. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information –NIL

54. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio-

BDS Student Teacher ratio – 100/9

PG Student Teacher ratio – 06/9


actual


Leukoplakia, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Forensic Odontology, immunohistochemistry


c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants

received project-wise –

Designation Name Sanctioned Filled Actual

Laboratory

Technician

Mr Ajay Verma 1 1 1

Attender Mrs Seema 2 1 1



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Faculty name Research Title

Dr Neeraj Grover Sex determination of individual by measuring inter-canine width

Dr Sanjeet Singh Comparative evaluation of caries risk assessment after consumption

of various probiotic drinks

Dr Nishant Singh Sex determination using Barr bodies in teeth

Dr Paramjit Singh Comparison of the efficiency of Toluidine Blue and Exfoliative

cytology in Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma patients

Dr Harjeet Oral mucocele: A retrospective study based on clinical and

histological spectrum in Department of Oral Pathology

Dr Shraddha Singh Comparative analysis of microbial flora in tobacco consuming

individuals with OSCC.

58. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

e) National collaboration b) International collaboration - Under process


AICTE, etc.; total grants received.-NA


Centralized research cell of the college

61. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies – None

62. Publications:

Dr Neeraj Grover

Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma: A case report. BMJ Case

Reports

Long term effect of tobacco on resting whole mouth salivary

flow rate and Ph :An institutional based comparative study (

European Journal of General Dentistry).

Mural Variant of Unicystic Ameloblastoma; A case Report .

Journal of International College of Dentist

Odontogenic Myxoma. National Journal of Maxillofacial

Surgery

Oral Submucous Fibrosis :review on Etiopathogenesis &

Treatment Modalities (Journal of Oral Sign)

Qualitative Comparison of Various Stains to Assess the



Page | 151

Tinctorial Properties of Collagen in Oral Submucous Fibrosis

(OSMF).Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences

Attitude and knowledge of dental students of National Capital

region regarding HIV and AIDS JOMFP

Snuff Dipper’s lesion: A case report Journal Indian Dental

Associate

Fungal infections of the oral cavity in immunocompromised

patients Journal Indian Dental Association

Ozone Therapy Guident

Adenoid cystic carcinoma mimicking a benign lesion: A case

report Indian Journal of Dental Specialties & Research (IDA

U.P)

Evaluation of immunoglobulin G synthesizing plasma cells

in periapical granuloma and cyst Indian Journal of Dental

Research ( IJDR

Fire Accidents-A grim puzzle Indian Journal of Dentistry

Oral Biopsy: “A necessary diagnostic tool” Journal of Oral

Sign

High grade fibrosarcoma of the posterior region of the upper

jaw Journal of Oral Sign

Oral lichen planus &lichenoid dysplasia ( A comparative

morphometric analysis) U.P State Dental Journal

DNA and its applications in bite marks analysis U.P State

Dental Journal

An unusual case of oral melanosis with anaemia :A case

report Clinical Dentistry

Gorlin-Goltz syndrome Journal Oral & Maxillofacial

Pathology

Age estimation from physiological changes of teeth – A

reliable age marker?

Journal of Forensic Dental Sciences

Radicular cyst of permanent incisors and its management: A

Case Report



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Annals of Dental Speciality

Oral Leukoplakia:Role of antioxidants-helpful versus harmful.

International Journal of Health $ Allied Sciences

Case series of Dentigerous Cyst with rare association of

maxillary premolar, maxillary lateral incisor and mandibular

canine. Journal of Sciences.

Dr Shamindra

sengupta

Correlation of body mass index with eruption time of

permanent molars and incisors and caries occurrence: A cross

sectional study. European journal of general dentistry

Update on classification of lymphomas. Dental Hypotheses;

2013:4(1):4-8.

Artefacts Produced by Normal Saline When Used as a

Holding Solution for Biopsy Tissues in Transit. J. Maxillofac.

Oral Surg. DOI 10.1007/s12663-013-0473-z. Published

online: 26 January 2013.

Update on Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Clinical Cancer Investig

J.2013;2(2):106-112.

HPV Involvement in OSCC : correlation of Results With

Light Microscope. Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology.

2013; 17(2): 195-200


Treatment Modalities. Journal of Oral Sign. 2013; 5(2):77-81

Heal Talk 2010:May-June:27-28.

Heal Talk 2010:Mar-Apr:29-30

Heal Talk 2010:Mar-Apr:50-51.

Viruses in the etiology of oral carcinogenesis: examinations

of evidence Indian J Dent Adv

Dr. Suchitra Gupta

Prasad, Reader,

Department of

Oral Pathology

High grade fibrosarcoma posterior region of the upper jaw;

Journal of Oral Sign 2010; 2 (2): 115-17.

Unicystic ameloblastoma of the maxilla in a 19 year old

patient – a rare case report: Indian Journal of Stomatology

2011; 2(4); 282-84.

Snuff Dipper’s lesion: A case report; J Ind Dent Assoc 2011;



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5(1):139-40.

Ozone therapy; Guident Jan 2011; 4 (2): 72-75.

Granular cell ameloblastoma showing desmoplasia: A case

report with brief review of literature: Annals of Saudi

Medicine 2012; 32(5): 537-40

Carcinoma cuniculatum:Areview: Indian Journal of Dental

Sciences 2012; 5(4): 87-89.

Primary low grade intraosseousfibroma of the mandible:

IJDSR Jul 2012; 30(3):128-29.

Odontogenic Myxoma of the mandible: National Journal of

Maxillofacial Surgery 2013; 4(1): 81-83

Dr Sanjeet Singh Correlation of body mass index with eruption time of

permanent molars and incisors and caries occurrence: A cross

sectional study. European journal of general dentistry

Comparative clinical evaluation of chemomechanical caries

removal agent papacarie with conventional method among

rural population in India-an invitro study; Brazilian journal

of oral sciences.vol10,no.3july/sep2011

A comparaitive study of p53 expression in hyperplastic

,dysplatic epithelium and oral squamous cell carcinoma.

Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences


Treatment Modalities. Journal of Oral Sign. 2013; 5(2):77-81

HPV Involvement in OSCC : correlation of Results With

Light Microscope. Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology.

2013; 17(2): 195-200



(OSMF).Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences. 2013; 4(2)



Noninvasive diagnostic aids in screening of oral cancer-A

Review,Journal of Orofacial& Health sciences



Page | 154

Role of dental restorative materials in victim identification

Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences

Sex Determination using mesiodistal dimensions of six

permanent Maxillary anterior teeth; Journal of forensic dental

sciences issue 2june-december 2011

Role of mast cells in pathogensis of Lichen Planus; JOMFP

year;2011.volume 15 issue:3,page:267-27

Comparative evaluation of efficacy of chemomechanical

caries removal agent(papacarie) and conventional method of

caries removal-an in vitro study; JISPPD apr-jun2010,issue

2,vol 28,15-1

Decalcification of oral hard dental tissues; Journal of

orofacial and health sciences year 2010 ,volume-1 issue-

1(January-april)5-10

Immunohistochemical evaluation of bcl 2 markers in various

grades of squamous cell carcinoma; Journal of orofacial and

health sciences.2010,volume:1,Issue ;3

An unusal histological presentation of dentigerous cyst –a

case report .Journal of orofacial and health sciences year

2010,volume-1,issue-1(January-april)

Gorlin Goltz Syndrome; JOMFP Vol 13,Issue 2,Jul-Dec 2009

,89-92

Determination of the biometric characteristics of palatine

rugae pattern in uttar pradesh population: A cross sectional

study. Indian J Dent Res. Vol 25(3)

Dr Nishant Singh Mural Variant of Unicystic Ameloblastoma; A case Report .


Lupus Erythmatosuspannoculitis misdiagnosed as

nodulocystic acne : a rare case report.Indian Journal of dental

sciences.2013; 5(2) :58-60

Age estimation from physiological changes of teeth. A

reliable age marker .Journal of forensic dental sciences.

Tooth agenesis:The many aspects of intriguing



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phenomeneon.Bhavnagar university journal of dentistry.



(OSMF).Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences. 2013; 4(2)



Classification scheme of odontogenic tumors; review.Indian

Journal of Stomatology .2012;3(4):245-57

Age estimation from physiological changes of teeth. A

reliable age marker .Journal of forensic dental sciences. May-

Aug 2014, Vol 6 (2); 113-121

Dr.Chakshu,

Reader, Dept. of

Oral Pathology

Cherubism combined with epilepsy, Mental retardation and

gingival fibromatosis (Ramon Syndrome)-A case report. Head

Neck pathol Jun 2010 4(12),126-131

Case series of Dentigerous Cyst with rare association of

Maxillary premolar, lateral incisor and mandibular canine.

Journal of science.Vol 4,issue 8;2014:522-528

Dr Paramjit Singh

Senior Lecturer,

Dept of Oral

Pathology

Mural Variant of Unicystic Ameloblastoma; A case Report .




(OSMF).



Dr. Harjeet Kaur

Senior Lecturer,

Dept of Oral

Pathology

Viruses in the etiology of oral carcinogenesis: examinations of

evidence Indian J Dent Adv; 5(4): 1405-1408



(OSMF). Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences. 4(2):

Determination of the biometric characteristics of palatine

rugae pattern in utter pradesh population: A cross sectional

study. Indian J Dent Res. 25(3):



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Dr. Shhradha

Singh

Senior Lecturer,

Dept of Oral

Pathology

Unicystic Ameloblastoma : A Case Report

Journal of Dental Sciences & Oral Rehabilitation Oct-Dec

2013

Dr. Karan Rajpal

Senior Lecturer,

Dept of Oral

Pathology

Pyogenic Granuloma – A Case Report


Tinctorial Properties of Collagen

in Oral Submucous Fibrosis (OSMF

Oral Submucous Fibrosis: Review on Etiopathogenesis and

Treatment Modalities Journal of Oral Sign. Vol 5, No 2 (May-

Aug)

Viruses in the etiology of oral carcinogenesis: examinations of

evidence Indian J Dent Adv5(4): 1405-1408.

Monographs-NIL (Under process)

Chapters in Books-NIL

Books edited-NIL

Books with ISBN with details of publishers-NIL



host, Medline, etc.)-N/A

Citation Index – range / average-N/A

SNIP-NIL

SJR-NIL

Impact Factor – range / average –N/A

h-index –N/A

Name of Journal Citation Index Impact Factor

European Journal of General Dentistry ---- IF:0.00

Brazilian journal of oral sciences CI-: ISSN 1677-3225 I F:0.00

National Journal of Maxillofacial

Surgery

CI:(ISSN 0975-5950)

I F-:1.014



Page | 157

Journal of Oral Science C.I: ISSN: 1880-4926 I.F :-0.00


Sciences

------------- IF: 0.00

Clinical Cancer Investigation Journal ------------ IF 2.238

Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial

Pathology.

------------ I.F: 0.00

Journal of forensic dental sciences. ------------ IF :0.00

Bhavnagar university journal of

dentistry.

------------ I F: 3.116

63. Details of patents and income generated-Under process

64. Areas of consultancy and income generated – Biopsy procedures, Diagnosis, Hematological

investigations, Cultures, Motivation and Awareness among the patients, H/P Report, Cytopath

Report.


in India and abroad -NIL


a) National committees – Dr Neeraj Grover, EC Member of IAOMP

b) International committees - NIL

c) Editorial Boards-Dr Neeraj Grover Professor and HOD

1. Pearldent Hassan State IDA Branch Journal (State Journal),

2. Journal of Oral Sign (National Journal),

3. Indian Journal Of Oral Sciences (National Journal),

4. Dental Research Journal (International Journal).



- Department faculty members regularly attends National Conferences, National and Local

CDE programs, Workshops and Hand-Ons



projects.- 100%


institute .NIL



Page | 158


Faculty- NIL

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows- NIL

Students-

Topic Presenter

Prevalence of tobacco chewing and

smoking patterns in oral potentially

malignant disorders : a pilot study

Dr Harjeet Kaur and Dr Priyanka Sharma

(Student) (Poster)

TMJ disorders : microscopic

changes

Dr Harjeet Kaur (Student) (Paper)

Imaging techniques of TMJ

disorders

Dr Priyanka Sharma (Student) (Paper)

Pink tooth phenomenon or a mystery Dr Sandeep Sharma (Student) (Poster)

Probiotics – Immune booster Dr. Sambit Prasad(Student) (Poster)

Smile – A tool for identification Dr. Aditya Tayal & Dr. Ashanka

Bhardwaj(Student) (Paper)


international) with details of outstanding participants, if any- (Last 5 years) - NIL

71. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: For starting any course ethical

clearance is taken from ethical committee. – Yes the Ethical clearance is taken from the

Ethical Committee before starting up a research project if the project involves in vivo studies.


Name of the Program


Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

MDS 1ST YEAR

Batch 2014-2017

Through entrance

UP-CAT

05 01

Will appear for exam

MDS 2ND YEAR

Batch 2013-2016

Through entrance

UP-CAT

03 00

Will appear for exam

MDS 3RD YEAR

Batch 2012-2015

Through entrance

UP-CAT

05 01 Will appear for exam

MDS 3RD YEAR Through entrance 02 01 Passed out



Page | 159

Name of the Program


Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

Batch 2011-2014 UP-CAT


Name of the

Program

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

PG 7.3% 28.5% 64.2% -----------



examinations? Give details category-wise.- N/A



UG to PG NA

PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB NA

PG to Ph.D. NA

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA

Employed

Campus selection


Entrepreneurs



of the same university 12.5% ( Dr Harjeet

kaur )

from other universities within the State 25% (Dr Nishant

Singh, Dr

Suchitra)



Page | 160

77. Number of faculty who were awarded MDS, M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt.

during the assessment period : N/A


from universities from other States 62.5 % ( Dr Neeraj

Grover, Dr

Sengupta, Dr

Paramjit

from universities outside the country ------------------

GENERAL

S.no. Acc no. Title Author Ed. Qty.

1 D77 Cellular & Molecular Immunology

Abbas 5th 1

2 1517 Genes Benjamin Lewin

1st 1

3 2911 Robbin’s Pathology Basics Of Disease

Cotran 7th 1

4 236 General pathology review

M L Gupta 1st 1

5 2245 Oral and Maxillofacial Lesions

Wood & Goaz 5th 1

6 2203 Oral and Maxillofacial Lesions

Wood & Goaz 5th 1

7 OP298 Syndromes of Head & neck

Gorlin & Pindborg

2nd 1

8 140/11 Dental management of Medically

compromised patient

Little 6th 1

9 1678 Burket’s Oral medicine Lynch 9th 1

10 1679 Burket’s Oral medicine Lynch 9th 1

11 2966 Text of Medical physiology

Guyton & Hall 11th 1

12 2967 Ananthanarayan and Paniker’s Textbook of

Microbiology

CKG Paniker 7th 1

TOTAL NO. OF BOOKS : 12

a) Library : DEPARTMENT LIBRARY WITH BOOKS AND JOURNALS



Page | 161

DENTAL ANATOMY/HISTOLOGY/EMBRYOLOGY

S.No. Acc No. Title Author Ed. Q

t

y

13 2965 Oral Embryology &

Histology

Orbans 12th 1

14 OP220/11 Oral Embryology &

Histology

Orbans 11th 1

15 569 Oral Embryology &

Histology

Orbans 11th 1

16 2912 Text of Oral &

maxillofacial Anatomy,

Histology &

Embryology

S R

Prabhu

1

17 850 Essen of Oral Histology

& Embryology

James K

Avery

2nd 1

18 100 Textbook of Human

Histology

Inderbir

Singh

3rd 1

19 2246 Color atlas & textbook

of Oral Anatomy

Berkovitz 2nd 1

20 852 Color atlas & textbook

of Oral Anatomy

Berkovitz 2nd 1

21. 2240 Dental & Oral Anatomy

with Embryology

Satish Chandra 1st

2004

1

22 Dental & oral

Anatomy, Physiology

& Occlusion

Satish chandra 1st 1

23 Dental and Oral

Anatomy with

Embryology

Satish Chandra 1st

2007

1

24 2479 Oral Development of

Histology

Steven James

Avery

3rd 1



Page | 162

25 2173 Dental Anatomy Wheelers 7th 1



28 OP212/11 Dental Anatomy Wheelers 8th 1



31 2252 Tencate’s Oral

Histology

Nanci Antonio 6th 1

32 1740 Tencate’s Oral

Histology

Nanci Antonio 5th 1

33 D75 Atlas of human

histology

Di Fiore 3rd 1

34 2752 Dental Anatomy Woelfel Julian B. 6th 1

35 2970 Wheater’s Functional

Histology

Steaven Alan 5th 1

36 2241 Color textbook of

Histology

Gartner 1

37 931 Color atlas of human

oral histology

Kitamura 1st 1

38 290 Oral Histology V D Provenza 2nd 1

39 D45 Woelfel’s Dental

Anatomy

Rickne C Scheid 7th 1

40 Textbook of Human

Embryology, Anatomy,

Physiology, Histology

& Tooth Morphology

KMK Masthan 1st 1




Page | 163

ORAL PATHOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY

S.No. Acc

No.

Title Author Ed. Qty

41 2484 Synopsis Of Oral

Pathology

Bhaskar 7th 1

42 OP136 Oral Pathology Regezzi & Sciuba 4th 1

43 2254 Oral Pathology Regezzi & Sciuba 4th 1

44 2913 Biopsy pathology of Oral tissues

Odell & Morgan 1

45 Textbook of Oral Pathology

Saraf 1st 1

46 D48 Oral Cancer J P Shah 1

47 2244 Color Atlas of clinical oral pathology

Neville & Damm 1

48 2477 Oral Pathology Reichart & Philipsen 1

49 2748 Oral & Maxillofacial Diseases

Scully & Flint 3rd 1

50 2250 Color atlas of oral pathology

Scully & Eveson 1

51 2248 Oral Diseases Scully & Flint 2nd 1

52 370 Color atlas of common oral diseases

Langlais & Miller 2nd 1

53 2637 Oral Diseases Cawson/Scully 3rd 1

54 2247 Clinical Outline of Oral Pathology

Eversole 3rd 1

55 1754 Cyst of the Oral and Maxillofacial Regions

Mervon Shear/Speight 3rd 1

56 2969 Cyst of the Oral and Maxillofacial Regions

Mervon Shear/Speight 4th 1

57 2194 Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology

J.P. Sapp 2nd 1

58 57 Shafer’s Oral Pathology

R.Rajendran 4th 1


R.Rajendran 5th 1


R.Rajendran 5th 1


R.Rajendran 6th 1



Page | 164

62 D36 Surgical Pathology of Head & Neck Vol 1

Leon Barnes 2nd 1


Leon Barnes 2nd 1


Leon Barnes 2nd 1

65 2914 Anderson’s Pathology Vol 1

Damjanov & Linder 10th 1

66 2915 Anderson’s Pathologyl Vol2

Damjanov & Linder 10th 1

67 D35 Diagnostic Surgical pathology of Head & Neck

Douglas R Gnepp 1

68 2605 Essential Microbiology for Dentistry

Samaranayake 2nd 1

69 OP302/11

Text Books Of Oral Pathology

Ghom Anil / Mhaske 1st 1

70 2480 Colour Atlas of Oral Diseases

Laskaris George 3rd 1

71 420 Color Atlas of Oral Pathology

Ishikawa 1st 1

72 D74 Surgical Pathology of Salivary Glands

Ellis Vol 25 1

73 2243 Atlas of head & neck pathology

Wenig 1

74 720 Essential Pathology for Dental Students

Harsh Mohan 1st 1

75 2249 Lever’s Histopathology of Skin

Elder 9th 1

76 2483 Essential of dental caries

Kidd 3rd 1

77 1573 Oral Pathology & Oral Medicine

Cawson R.A / Odell 6th 1

78 1252 Lucas’s Pathology of Tumors of Oral tissue

Cawson & Binnie 5th 1

79 2263 Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology

Nevielle 2nd 1

80 3008 Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology

Nevielle 3rd 1

81 2274 Soft Tissue Tumors Enzinger & Weiss 4th 1



Page | 165

82 D78 Practical pathology for undergraduate and postgraduate students

Ganga S Pilli 1st 1

83 2745 Odontogenic Tumors and Allied Lesions

Reichart/Phillipsen 1st 1

TOTAL NO.OF BOOKS : 43

LAB TECHNIQUES

S.No. Acc. No Title Author Ed. Qty

84 OP246 Theory & Practice of

Histology Techniques

John Bancroft/Gamble 5th 1

85 3009 Medical laboratoty

technology

Sood 5th 1

86 2190 Histopathological &

histochemical techniques

Culling 3rd 1


CYTOLOGY

87 2744 Cytopathology Grace T Mckee 1

88 D76 Atlas of Oral Cytology Medak & Mcgrew 1


OTHERS

S.No. Acc.no Title Author Ed. Qty

91 Sample copy Practical manual Of Oral

Pathology

Vijay Wadhwan 1st 1

92 Sample copy Practical manual Of Oral

Pathology

Vijay Wadhwan 1st 1

93 Sample copy Manual of oral pathology Sushmita Saxena 1st 1





Page | 166

b) Internet facilities for staff and students: Wi-Fi internet connection is provided in the

department

c) Total number of class rooms: 01 + 04

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms: 01

e) Students’ laboratories: 01

f) Research laboratories: 01


a) from the host institution/university : N/A

b) from other institutions/universities : N/A

80. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. - No such

provision of financial assistance is granted by the university.


so, highlight the methodology. - No

82. Does the department obtain feedback from -

g. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback? – YES, Department obtains feedback from the area of

improvement related to the curriculum aspect, about the newer and innovative teaching

techniques.


TOTAL NO. OF BOOKS:6

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

89 OP294 Forensic Dentistry Stimson & Mertz 1

90 2166 Color Atlas of Forensic Dentistry D K Whittaker, D G

MacDonald

1


TOTAL NO. OF BOOKS: 96



Page | 167

h. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the

department utilize the feedback? YES, Department obtains feedback from students time

to time related to the staff and recognizes the areas of improvement on teaching

techniques, newer innovative methods for teaching and also focuses on building good

rapport of students with staff.

i. Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback? – YES, Department obtains feedback from alumni and employers and

recognizes the areas of improvement on teaching techniques, newer innovative methods

in the related branch and also focuses on building good rapport within each other.

83. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) - UG Alumni & PG Alumni

YEAR NAME OF PG STUDENT PLACEMENT

2006

DR. SANJEET SINGH

DR. NISHANT SINGH

DR. MEGHA SINGH

D J COLLEGE OF DENTAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH

D J COLLEGE OF DENTAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH

HARSARAN DAS DENTAL COLLEGE

2007

DR. ANIKA VATS

DR. DIVYA NAIR

DR. SUCHETA BANSAL

SAINT STEPHENS HOSPITAL, DELHI

DENTAL COLLEGE, MUMBAI

DENTAL COLLEGE, PAONTA SAHIB

2008

DR. ALPANA TYAGI

DR.JESSICA PASRICHA

DR.RACHNA SHARMA

…………………………….

NATIONAL DENTAL COLLEGE, DERA BASSI

……………………………


involving external experts: -

2013-2014 Lymphoma – Biology to therapy, RGCON, New Delhi Hands on on PCR and its application – ITS, Muradnagar Dermatopathology and oral manifestations – ESIC, Delhi

2012-2013 Cutting Edge in Pathology – AFMC, Pune Expanding vistas in pathology and Hematology National Forensic Odontology workshop - Molecular Forensic DNA typing & Reconstructive Dental Identification – KGMC Lucknow

2011-2012 Xth IAFO Forensic Conference in ITS, Muradnagar 2010-2011 IAFO Hands on workshop in Training in age estimation, VSPM dental

college, Nagpur 2009-2010 VIIIth IAFO Forensic Conference in Lucknow



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teaching :-

BDS – Power point presentation related to topics, Group discussions, Demonstrations,

Histological slide presentation and discussions, Projects.

MDS – Preclinical work, Seminar, Journal Clubs, Case Discussion, Slide Discussion, Group

discussions, Demonstration details


outcomes are monitored? :-

By engaging students in regular group discussions about the weak areas

Regular assessment of students with class tests

Regular assignments for the students

Two internal assessment examination in a year

87. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities :-

Committee for extension activities appointed for extension officer, planning of annual

calendar for all the activities

HIV days

Oral Cancer Day

Anti Tobacco Day

Community camps participation

LIST OF COMMUNITY CAMPS ATTENDED

Serial

No. Date Place Of Camp

No. Of

Patients

Examined

1. 19/01/2010 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village 87

2. 11/02/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at DMPS

School Modinagar

295

3. 16/03/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at village

Vidyapur Modinagar 162

4. 14/04/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Mavi

Modinagar 170

5. 13/05/2010 Treatment camp at Sanjay Gandhi Intercollege

Newari, Modinagar 96



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6. 14/06/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at government

Intercollege Khilora 345


Saalinagar Modinagar 278

8. 11/08/2010 Treatment camp at village Lohara. Modinagar 99

9. 13/09/2010 Treatment camp at village Khanjarpur, Modinagar 89


Nangola Modinagar 208

11. 13/11/2010 Treatment camp at village Ram nagar, Modinagar 134

12. 11/12/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kalchinna

Village 170

13. 8/01/2011 Treatmet camp at Village Tauri, Modinagar 80

14. 12/02/2011 Treatment camp at village Khanpur, Modinagar 135

15. 9/03/2011 Treatment camp at Patla village Modinagar 127

16. 11/04/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at Sanjay

Gandhi Intercollege Newari, Modinagar 240

17. 11/05/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Jhora

Modinagar 126

18. 16/06/2011 Treatment camp at village Vidyapur

Modinagar 97


Nangla Modinagar 156

20. 17/08/2011 Treatment camp at village Asadpur Nagal, Modinagar 104


Ujjaira Modinagar 141


Dabana Modinagar 140

23. 19/11/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at Shanti

Niketan Public School Modinagar 100

24. 16/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Pastra, Modinagar 65


Kurali Modinagar 59

26. 18/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Machri village 110



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27. 17/3/12 Treatment camp at Khindora village 90

28. 14/4/12/ Treatment camp at Barasia 57

29. 19/5/12 Treatment camp at village Johra 146

30. 16/6/12 Treatment at village Puthri 86

31. 18/7/12 Treatment camp at village Pacgaon 120

32. 18/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kanisha

Public School, Modinagar 265

33. 15/09/2012 Treatment camp at Village Asifpur Ujjaira 124

34. 11/10/2012 Treatement camp at Tehra village, Modinagar 84

35. 14/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at V.T. Public

School, Modinagar 52

36. 19/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Mahmoudpur Kadim Village 80

37. 21/01/2013 Treatment Camp at Sikri Village, Modinagar 36

38. 16/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Jivan

Ghar , Modinagar

110

39. 19/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Milk Plant, Bhojpur Modinagar 65

40. 24/04/2013 Screening camp at school 200

41. 21/05/2013 Treatment Camp at village Bisokhar Modinagar 42

42. 28/06/2013 Treatment Camp at village Siwal Modinagar 99

43. 15/07/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Sikhera 20

44. 19/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Saraswati

Vidya Mandir, Gadana 87

45. 23/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Saraswati

Vidya Mandir , Modinagar 342

46. 21/10/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Naveen Bal

Vidyalya , Modinagar 243

47. 23/11/2013 Screening and Health education camp at National

Public School , Modinagar 328

48. 21/12/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Adarsh

Kanya Intercollege , Modinagar 432

49. 14/01/2014 Treatment Camp at Bhojpur 190

50. 15/02/2014 Treatment camp at Village Sikhera 25




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52. 18/04/2014 Treatment Camp at Bhojpur community Health Centre 77

53. 29/05/2014 Screening Camp at Kalchina Village 84

54. 15/06/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Ratan Jan

Seva trust Sikhera Road Modinagar

55. 15/07/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Ratan Jan

Seva trust Sikhera Road Modinagar 25

56. 20/08/2014 Screening and Health education camp at RK Devi


57. 20/09/2014 Screening Camp at Village Zaani, Modinagar 89

58. 15/10/2014 Screening and Health education camp at VT Public

School Modinagar 350

88. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. :-

Personality development program – students are taught about problem solving, logical

thinking, leadership and development of communication skills

Enrichment courses – Forensic Odontology and Immunohistochemistry

Research methodology

Student participation in student projects


details. :- Certified ISO Certification (NS-EN ISO 9001:2008/ISO 9001:2008)


applied :- Department contributes to give knowledge about the recent innovations and new

technologies and procedures related to field, knowledge about paper publications and newer

laboratory techniques and staining procedures to Post Graduate students. (Hands on on PCR

and its application, Dermatopathology, Molecular Forensic DNA typing & Reconstructive

Dental Identification, Hands on workshop in Training in age estimation)


department. :-

Strengths

Well equipped Laboratory

Wi-Fi zone of Department

Department library with latest books

Department Museum with adequate models and specimen for study



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Weaknesses

Value added courses to be added for UG & PG courses

IHC

PCR

Cell Culture

Procurement of Confocal Microscopy

Opportunity

To start with certificate courses

Conduction of National conference

To start up with PhD program

Opportunity to serve dental and medical service to rural population

Threat

To maintain the quality of education by maintaining the cost.

Many students from the Hindi medium schools find it difficult with the subject

language necessitating special classes for English


2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Courses To start

technician

course in Oral

pathology

Recognition of

increase seats in

Oral pathology

To start MDS

in Forensic

Dentistry

To start

diploma

courses in

Oral

Histology

To start

separate

Forensic

Department

TLE To conduct

special classes

for slow

learners,

Problem based

learning,

To Train

repeaters and

students for

viva-voce and

practical exam

Teacher

training

program

To conduct

National PG

convention

Faculty

enhanced

training in

forensic

sciences

To conduct

a national

level UG

convention

Administra

tion

To take

initiative to

start special

To create

resource person

in dental

To start a

separate

department

To establish

laboratory

for NABH

To train

PGs in

Histological



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staining

techniques for

PGs

education

training

programmes

standards techniques

and

cytogenetic

Research/

Extension

To publish

articles in

national

journals

To publish

articles in

pubmed

international

journals

To present a

keynote paper

in national

conferences

To

collaborate

with ICMR

in conducting

a research in

Leukoplakia

To establish

a regional

diagnostic

center for

White

lesion

Infrastruct

ure

And

services

To procure

equipments

to start IHC

To establish an

independent

PCR lab in the

department

Cryostat for

Histology Lab

To set up a

cell culture

lab

To procure

confocal

microscope

Innovation To procure

equipments

for

establishing

telepathology

services

To conduct

exhibition to the

general public

using museum

material to

create

awareness about

the ill health of

tobacco

To establish a

digital

microscope for

UG teaching

and

examination

To establish

a website for

the

department

and online

availability

of teaching

material

To establish

a separate

center in

diagnosis of

pediatric

Oral lesions

Collaborati

ons/

Linkages

Collaboration

with IAOMP

for PG student

exchange

program

Collaboration

with DSCI for

research in oral

cancer

Collaboration

with ESCI

Dental College

and Hospital fo

slide exchange

program

To start a

linkage with

IAOMP for

mucosal

lesions

To

collaborate

with ICMR

on oral

cancer

research



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Prosthodontics


1. Name of the Department:

Department of Prosthodontics and Implantology

2. Year of establishment:

1999


Yes



Under graduation BDS

Post-graduation MDS

Diploma in Dental mechanics


BDS programme


Under process


No programmes discontinued


UG- Annual with 2 internal assessments

PG- At the end of 3years as per DCI norms


N.A


Professors/others)


CAS & MPS)

Professor 2 2


Assistant Professor

Lecturer 1 1

Tutor / Clinical Instructor



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CAS & MPS)

Professor 2 2

Senior Resident 2 2



Name

Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years

of

Experience

Dr. Ajay Gupta MDS Professor and

Head

Prosthodontics 16 yrs 7

months

Dr. Leena Tomer MDS Professor Prosthodontics 13 yrs 10

months

Dr. Sahil Narula MDS Reader Prosthodontics 8 yrs 2 months

Dr. Vijay Prakash MDS Reader Prosthodontics 8 yrs 2 months

Dr. Gagan

Khanna

MDS Reader Prosthodontics 4 yrs 7 months

Dr. Poonam

Rampal


Dr. Cherry

Anmol


Dr. Yujika

Bakshi

MDS Sr. Lecturer Prosthodontics 1 year 4

months

Dr. Arun Kant MDS Sr. Lecturer Prosthodontics 2 months

Dr. Lalit Kumar

Goel

BDS Lecturer 1yr 3 months


N.A


Nil




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Program Number Teacher student ratio

BDS I year 100 1:11.1

BDS II year 100 1:11.1

BDS III year 90 1:10

BDS IV year 82 1:9.1

MDS I year 5 9:5

MDS II year 5 9:5

MDS III year 3 3:1

DMC I year 0 -

DMC II year 3 3:1


actual

S. no Name Designation

1. Manoj Kumar Dental Technician

2. Jitendra Singh Dental Technician

3. Shyam Lata Dental Technician

4. Pawan Kumar Dental Technician

5. Sunita Dental Auxiliary

6. Radha Dental Auxiliary

7. Bittu Housekeeping

8. Sanjay Housekeeping

9. Usha Housekeeping

10. Dheeraj Housekeeping


Implantology

Maxillofacial prosthetics

Development of new dental materials






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Under process


f) National collaboration b) International collaboration

Under process


AICTE, etc.; total grants received.

Under process


state recognition- Yes

national recognition- Yes



Specialty clinics conducted once/week for Implantology.

22. Publications

SR.

NO

Faculty Public

ation

details

(paper

/book)

Topic Volume and year Citation

index

Impact

factor

SNIP/S

JR/H

Index

1. Dr. Ajay

Gupta

(Prof. &

Head)

Paper 1.Preventive prosthodontics

(overdenture – A clinical case

report)

JIDA (published by

Indian dental

association. All India)

Jan-2009

Paper 2. Prosthetic rehabilitation of

congenitally missing lateral

incisors

Clinical dentistry-

Feb 2009

Paper 3. Redefining the retentive

algorithm through implant

supported over denture – a

review

JIDA (published by

Indian dental

association. All India)

Vol-4, no-12 Dec-

2010



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Paper 4. The neutral zone impression

revisited

JIDA (published by

indian dental

association.all india)

Dec-2010

Paper 5. Ocular prosthesis – A case

report

BFUDJ( published by

Baba farid university

dental journal(

indian science

abstract) Vol-1,no-1

July-2010

Paper 6. Role of coronomaxillary

space and lateral throat form

in denture retention

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract) Vol-1. No.2

Oct-2010

Paper 7. A New Dynamic Jaw

Exerciser

Indian journal of

dental sciences

[published by journal

of H.P. University,

Shimla] Vol-2, issue-

2 march-2010

Paper 8.Residual Ridge Resorption :

A Review

Indian journal of

dental sciences


of H.P. University,


2 march-2010

Paper 9. Treatment Outcomes of

Implant Therapy for Partial

Edentulism, Including

Indian journal of

dental sciences




Page | 179

Maxillary Anterior Tooth

Replacement : A Review

of H.P. University,


2 march-2010

Paper 10. Comparison of transverse

strength of conventional

denture base resins and re

inforced denture base resins

with glass fibers and

polypropylene fibers in

concentration of 1 wt% and 2

wt%- an in vitro study

Journal of oral and

health sciences- Vol-

1 issue 2 may-aug

2010

Paper 11. Immediate complete

denture- a case report

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Vol-4 no.-2, dec

2010

Paper 12. Customized obturator

prosthesis- a case report

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Vol-4 no.-12, dec

2010

Paper 13. A Role of surface

modifications in creating and

maintaining bone at titanium

endosseous implants

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science


October-2011

Paper 14. An Interdisciplinary

approach to endo-periolesion

current status and review

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science



Page | 180


October-2011

Paper 15. Surface Modification of

Dental Implants.

Academy of Oral

Implantology. Vol 3,

no. 5 April 2011

Paper 16. Surgical Guide Templates-

A Clinical Review.

Clinical Dentistry.

Vol-5, issue 12, dec

2011

Paper 17. Pumice a source of Fungal

cross contamination- an in-

vitro study.

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract)

Paper 18. Methods used to select

artificial anterior teeth for

complete dentures by dentists

in meerut district, Uttar

Pradesh- A Survey

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract)

Paper 19.New dentures: Mastication

and post insertion phase

International Journal

of clinical Dentistry.

Vol. 6, No. 2 2013

Paper 20. Iatrogenic formalin

administration- a case report

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract) , Vol 4 no.

1, feb 2013

Paper 21. Dental implants placed

using bone expansion

technique in anterior maxilla-a

Indian Journal of

dental sciences, Vol.

2, no.1, jul-dec 2013.



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clinical study

Paper 22. Rehabilitation of digital

defect with silicon finger

prosthesis: a case report

Journal of clinical

and diagnostic

research, Vol. 8,

no.8, Aug, 2014

Paper 23. PFM in all ceramic

restorations: preference,

confidence and convenience

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract), Vol. 5,

no.2,June, 2014

2. Dr. Leena

Tomer

(Prof.)

Paper 1.immediate complete

denture : A case report

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Dec 2010

Paper 2. customized obturator

prosthesis : A case report

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Dec 2010




review

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Vol-4, no-12 Dec-

2010

Paper 4. The neutral zone impression

revisited

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Dec-2010

Paper 5. Two- Implant mandibular

overdentures: simple to

fabricate and easy to wear- A

Indian Journal of

Oral Sciences, Vol-

1,issue-1 jan-april



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case report 2010

Paper 6.”Grab the Gag: From the

impulse initiation to the

cessation” A clinical review”

Indian Journal of

Oral Sciences, Vol-

1,issue-2 may-aug

2010

Paper 7. “Implant Retained

mandibular denture : A case

report “

Journal of Orofacial

& Health Sciences,

Vol-1,issue-1 jan-

april 2010

Paper 8.Treatment of mandibular

first premolar with type IV

canal by intentional

replantation

Journal of

conservative

dentistry, Vol-3,no-

2,2000

Paper 9. Comparison of transverse

strength of conventional

denture base resin and

reinforced denture base resin

with glass fiber and

polypropylene fibres in

concentration of wt% and 2

wt% - An in vitro study


& Health Sciences,

Vol-1,issue-2 may-

aug 2010

Paper 10. Centric Relation- It

changing concepts and

techniques

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract) Vol-3,issue-

3 oct 2012

Paper 11. Osteotome assisted ridge

expansion with immediate

implant placement: A Review

Indian Journal of

Public Health

Research and



Page | 183

and clinical report Development, Vol-3,

Issue-4 oct-dec 2012

Paper 12. Imaging modalities in

dental implant therapy: an

overview

Indian journal of

contemporary

dentistry, Vol-1 no-2

2013

Paper 13. Imaging modalities in

dental implant therapy: an

overview

Indian journal of

contemporary

dentistry, Vol-1 no-2

2013

Paper 14. The outcome of dental

implants placed in narrow

edentulous ridges with

osteotome technique: results

of clinical study

Indian Journal of

Public Health

Research and

Development, Vol-3,

Issue-4 oct-dec 2012

Paper 15. Dental implants placed

using bone expansion

technique in anterior maxilla

Indian journal of

dental sciences,

oct2013,supple

issue:4,vol,:5

3. Dr. Sahil

Narula

(Reader)

Paper 1. Denture fracture- prevent it

before it cracks!!.

Journal of Indian

prosthodontic

society (CAB abstact)

Vol-4,issue-1

March-2004

Coperni

cus

index

Paper 2. Prosthetic management of a

patients with ectodermal

dysplasia

JIPS (Journal of

Indian

Prosthodontics

Society, CAB abstact)

Vol-4(3)

July-Sept 2004.

Coperni

cus

index



Page | 184

Paper 3. Promise of molecular

nanotechnology- no more

fingers in your mouth : a

review

Karnataka state

dental journal, Vol-

23,no 2, 2004




review

JIDA (published by

indian dental


Vol-4, no-12 Dec-

2010

Paper 5.Surface Topography in

Dental Implant- A Review

Journal of Medical &

Dental Research.

Vol1, Issue 2, (77-

85),2011

Paper 6. Temporomandibular

Disorders And Its

Management.

Indian journal of Oral

Sciences, 2011; 2(2)

Paper 7. Lasers in dentistry Journal of Orofacial

& Health Sciences,

Vol 4,no.3(96-101),

sept-dec,2013

Paper 8. Platform switching- a review Journal of Orofacial

& Health Sciences,

Vol 4,no.3(96-101),

sept-dec,2013

Paper 9. Redefining esthetics the

laser way

Indian Journal of

contemporary

dentistry, Jan-June

2014

Paper 10. Tobacco and its ill effects:

A review

Indian Journal of

contemporary

dentistry, Jan-June



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2014

4. Dr. Vijay

Prakash

(Reader)

1.

Paper

1. Prosthetic rehabilitation of

edentulous mandibulectomy

patient: a clinical report

Indian journal of

dental research, Vol

19 issue 37 2008

Paper 2. Bilateral extensive

idiopathic apical root

resorption in supraerupted

maxillary molars: a case report

Journal of oral

surgery oral

medicine oral

pathology oral

radiology and

endodontics, 2008

Paper 3. Management of tetracycline

stained teeth

The journal of indian

prosthodontics

society, Vol 9 issue 2

2009

Paper 4. A comparison of stress

distribution and flexion among

various designs of bar

attachments for implant

overdentures: a three

dimensional finite element

analysis

Indian journal of


20 issue 1 2009

Paper 5. Instant orthodontics: a

modality to correct mal-

aligned teeth

Journal of clinical

and diagnostic

research, Vol 4 issue

3, 2010

Paper 6. Rehabilitation of a

hemimaxillectomy patient

with innovative interim

obturator prosthesis

Journal of clinical

and diagnostic

research, Vol 4 issue

1 2010

Paper 7. CPP-ACP complex as a new

adjunctive agent for

Oral health and

preventive dentistry,



Page | 186

remineralization: a review Vol 9 issue 2 2011

Paper 8. Endodontic and post

endodontic management of a

fused molar

Indian journal of


24 issue 2 2013

Paper 9. Fixed removable prosthesis

employing 186arburg double

crown system: a case report

Journal of Indian

prosthodontics

society, 2013

Paper 10. Non-Surgical Management

of Mandibular Molar with

Multiple Intra–oral Sinus

Tracts: A Case Report

Journal of Clinical

and Diagnostic

Research, Vol 7 issue

10 2013

Book PROSTHODONTICS – Exam

preparatory manual for

undergraduates

Elsevier Publisher

2011. ISBN – 978-81-

312-2998-9.

Book CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY –

Exam preparatory manual for

undergraduates

Elsevier Publisher

2013. ISBN – 978-81-

312-3403-7

5. Dr. Gagan

Khanna

(Reader)

Paper 1. Prevalence based

epidemiological cancer

statistics:a brief assessment

from different populations in

india

Journal of oral health

and dental

management, Vol

12 issue 3 2013

Paper 2. Prosthetic conformer: a

pressure device in the

prophylactic management of

post-surgical auricular keloid

formation: a clinical report

Journal of

prosthodontics, Vol

22

2013

Paper 3. Recurrence of keratocyst in

nevoid basal cell carcinoma

syndrome: a major diagnostic

Journal of cancer

research and

therapeutics, Vol 9



Page | 187

dilemma for clinicians issue 3 2013

Paper 4. An approach towards

successfully restoring a

partially resected dentulous

mandible- A case report.


Research, July-

September

2013;3(3):221-224

Paper 5. Comparison of

Microhardness of Three

Different Types of Acrylic

Artificial Denture Teeth: An in

vitro Study, Journal of

Orofacial Research

July-September

2013;3(3):181-185

6. Dr.

Poonam

Rampal

(Reader)

Paper 1. Shear bond strength of

composite resin to dentin

after application of cavity

disinfectants: SEM study

Journal of

contemporary

clinical dentistry, Vol

2 issue 3 2011

Paper 2. Shear bond strength of

composite resin to dentin

after application of cavity

disinfectants: an in vitro study

International journal

of contemporary

dentistry, Vol 2

issue 2 2011

Paper 3. Bilaterally unusual root

canal anatomy of mandibular

canines

Pearldent, Vol 1

issue 2 2010

Paper 4. Effect of incorporation of

non-metallic fillers on the

strength of PMMA

Indian Journal of

Dental Sciences, Vol

6 issue 1, march

2014

7.

Dr. Cherry

Anmol

(Reader)

Paper 1. Dental stone casts

disinfection: Physical Property

alterations and Antimicrobial

effects

Heal talk, 2013



Page | 188

Paper 2. Prosthodontics: An Inside

affair

Heal talk, 2013

Paper 3. A new vision in dental art:

Tattooth

Heal talk, 2014

Paper 4. Effect of two different

finishing systems on surface

roughening of feldspathic and

fluorapatite porcelains in

ceramo-metal restorations:

Comparitive in vitro study

Journal of

International Society

of Preventive and

Community

Dentistry, 2014

8. Dr.

Deepesh

Saxena (

Reader )

Paper 1. A Role of surface

modifications in creating and

maintaining bone at Titanium

Endosseous Implants.

Baba Farid University

Dental Journal; 2 (2):

2011.

Paper 2. Pouch and tunnel technique

for recession coverage: A Case

report.

Baba Farid University

Dental Journal; 3 (3):

2012.

Paper 3. Interface enhancement of

Titanium Dental Implants: A

review.


and Health Sciences;

4 (1): 2013.

Paper 4. Lasers in Dentistry. Journal of Orofacial

and Health Sciences;

4 (3): 2013.

Paper 5. Methods used to select

artificial anterior teeth for

complete dentures by dentists

in Meerut district, Uttar

Pradesh: a survey

BFUDJ( published by


dental journal(

indian science

abstract), Vol 4, no.

3, oct, 2013

Paper 6. Rehabilitation of digital

defect with silicon finger

Journal of clinical

and diagnostic



Page | 189


Patents- under process

Income generated- 3,00,000/- per annum


Services provided

Complete denture

Removal partial denture

Fixed partial denture

Implant and its prosthesis

Maxillofacial prosthesis

Eye replacement

Thumb and finger replacement

Ear replacement

Nose replacement

Income generated- 3,00,000/- per annum


in India and abroad

Nil



prosthesis: a case report research, Vol. 8,

no.8, Aug, 2014

9. Dr. Yujika

Bakshi

(Sr.

Lecturer)

Paper 1. Grab The Gag: From The

Impulse Initiation To The

Cessation –A Clinical Review

Indian Journal of

Oral Sciences, Vol

1.Issue 1 .2010

Paper 2. Customized obturator

prosthesis: a case report.

JIDA, vol 4, issue 12

Paper 3. Fantastic façade: veneering

the natural discoloration-a

case report


& health sciences,

year2012,vol 3, issue

2



Page | 190

Name, Designation

Of Faculty

Role Journal/Conference Organization/society Duration

Dr. Ajay Gupta

(Prof. & Head)

Member

Review

Committee

BFUDJ( published by

Baba farid

university)

Dr. Ajay Gupta

(Prof. & Head)

Committee

Member

Academy of oral

implantology (AOI)

Dr. Leena Tomer

(Prof.)

Reviewer Journal of Indian

Prosthodontic

Society

Dr. Vijay Prakash

(Reader)

Reviewer Indian Journal of

Dental Research

Dr. Vijay Prakash

(Reader)

Reviewer

Journal of Dental

and Orofacial

Research.

Dr. Gagan Khanna

(Reader)

Reviewer Dental Impact

Journal



Conferences attended

Dr. Leena Tomer

F.D.I. Annual World dental congress , 11-14th September, 2014

Dr. Vijay Prakash

F.D.I. Annual World dental congress, 11-14th September, 2014

Dr. Ajay Gupta

• 15th IPS National PG Convention, I.T.S, Centre for Dental Studies & Research,

Muradnagar, Ghaziabad. 15th to 16th June 2013

• 41st Indian Prosthodontic Society National Conference, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 13th-17th

November, 2013



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Dr. Leena Tomer

• 15th PG convension IPS, ITS dental college, murad nagar, Ghaziabad june ,2013

• 41st Indian prosthodontic society national conference, Ahmedabad NOV 2013

40th Indian Prosthodontic Society Conference and 8th Biennial meeting- Asian Academy

of Prosthodontics in Chennai from Dec 05- 09, 2012.

Dr. Sahil Narula

• 15th IPS National PG Convention, I.T.S, Centre for Dental Studies & Research,

Muradnagar, Ghaziabad. 15th 16th June 2013

• 41st Indian Prosthodontic Society National Conference, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 13th-17th

November, 2013

Dr. Deepesh Saxena

• 15th IPS National P.G. Convention at Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, in June 2013.

• 7th International Congress of Oral Implantology at New Delhi, in January 2014.

Dr. Yujika Bakshi

• 15TH IPS PG Convention at ITS Muradnagar on 14th to 16th june2013

Dr. Ajay Gupta

• 40th Indian Prosthodontic Society Conference and 8th Biennial meeting- Asian Academy


Dr. Sahil Narula

• 14th IPS National PG Convention, NITTE University Campus, Deralakatte, Mangalore,

Karnataka, 27th-29th July 2012

Dr. Gagan Khanna

• 40th Indian Prosthodontic Society Conference and 8th Biennial meeting- Asian Academy


Dr. Deepesh Saxena

• 14th IPS National P.G. Convention at Mangalore, in July 2012.

Dr. Ajay Gupta

• 5th International Congress Of oral Implantology, Current Concept in Implants Dentistry.

23rd- 25th sept. 2011

Dr. Leena Tomer

• 13th PG convension, IPS, Babu Banarasi Das College of Dental Sciences, Lucknow June

2011

Dr. Sahil Narula



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• 5th International Congress Of oral Implantology, Current Concept in Implants Dentistry.

23rd- 25th sept. 2011

• 13th IPS Postgraduate student’s Convention. Babu Banarsi Das College of Dental

Sciences, Lucknow. 24th- 26th June 2011

Dr. Deepesh Saxena

• 13th IPS National P.G. Convention at Lucknow, in June 2011.

Dr. Yujika Bakshi

13th IPS PG Convention, at Babu Banarasi Das Dental College, Lucknow held on 23rd to

25th June 2011.

Dr. Leena Tomer

• 4th international congress of oral Implantology 21st-23rd may 2010

• Indian prosthodontic society conference 12th-nov 14th novemeber 2010

Dr. Vijay Prakash

• 8th World Congress for Oral Implantology & AIID Global Conference 2010.

Dr. Yujika Bakshi

• 4th International Congress of Oral Implantology-Myths & Reality, 21-23rd may 2010, New

Delhi.

• 12th IPS PG Convetion on 4-6th June, 2010, in chennai.

Dr. Ajay Gupta

• 16th National Conference of Indian Society of Oral Implantologists on 13th & 14th

December,2009 at Niper, Mohali ( Chandigarh).

Dr. Leena Tomer

• 38th Indian prosthodontic society national conference,indore NOV ,2009

Dr. Vijay Prakash

• National Pedodontic conference in Nov. 2009.

• 11th National PG Convention held at Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Science, New Delhi

from 26th Feb – 1st March 2009

Dr. Yujika Bakshi

• 37th Indian Prosthodontic Society Conference 6-9th November 2009, Trissur.

• 16th National Conference of Indian Society of Oral Implantologist on 13-14th December

2009, Mohali.



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Journal clubs

S.No Article Chosen Date Name

1. Method for developing an optimal emergence profile using heat polymerized

provisional restoration for single tooth implant supported restoration.

07-01-09 Gaurav

2. Nano Leakage Of Luting Agents For Bonding Fiber Post After Thermo Mechanical

Fatigue.

14-01-09 Dheeraj

3. An Accurate Interocclusal Record By Creating A Vertical Stop. J Of Indian

Prosthodont Society;2005:Vol 5:119-21

21-01-09 Manisha

4. Effect of temperature during polymerisation on strength of autopolymerizing

resin

28-01-09 Rupinder

5. Prosthodontic management of a patient with limited mouth opening: A practical

approach. The Journal of Indian Prosthodontic Society | June 2008 | Vol 8 | Issue

2

04-02-09 Ashwani

6. Restoration Using Gingiva-Colored Ceramic And A Ridge Lap Pontic With

Circumferential Pressure: A Clinical Report

11-02-09 Himansh

u

7. A Technique For Making Impression Of Deeply Placed Implants . 18-02-09 Navleen

8. The Selective Pressure Maxillary Impression: A Review Of The Techniques And

Presentation Of An Alternate Custom Tray Design. Journal Of Indian

Prosthodontic Society; 2007( 7):1; 8-11

25-02-09 Kiran

9. The hollow maxillary complete denture :A modified technique 04-03-09 Gaurav

10. Phonetic Evaluation Of The Edentulous Patient Co Related With The Various

Settings Of The Artificial Teeth. Siberian Dental J 2004

11-03-09 Dheeraj

11. Basic Principles In Impression Making.

Jpd June 2005.Vol.93.

18-03-09 Manisha

12. Rehabilitation of an irradiated mandible after mandibular resection using

implant /tooth supported fixed prosthesis: a clinical report

25-03-09 Rupinder

13. Management of the flabby ridge in complete denture construction. Dent update

2005

01-04-09 Ashwani

14. The Correlation Between Crown – Implant Ratios And Marginal Bone Resorption:

A Preliminary Clinical Study

08-04-09 Himansh

u

15. Classification System For Conventional Crown And Fixed Partial Denture Failures

.Jpd 2008; 99: 293-298

15-04-09 Navleen



Page | 194

16. Advancements In Digital Imaging.What Is New And On The Horizon? British

Dental Journal, Volume 190, No. 7, April 14 2001

22-04-09 Kiran

17. Dental Implant Design And Biological Effects On Bone Implant Interface 29-04-09 Gaurav

18. Aesthetic Changes With Four Anterior Units. British Dental Journal 2006 06-05-09 Ashwani


Presentation Of An Alternate Custom Tray Design. J Ind Prosthet Soc 2007; 7: 8 –

11

13-05-09 Himansh

u

20. Radiographic Evaluation Of Implants Placed Using Osteotome Technique.

J.Periodontol2005

20-05-09 Navleen

21. Influence of impression technique and material on the accuracy of multiple

implant impressions. int j prosthodont 2008 ; 21: 299-301

27-05-09 Kiran

22. The Hollow Maxillary Complete Denture : A Modified Technique .Jpd 2004 ;91:

591-594.

03-06-09 Gaurav

23. Hyperzincemia From Ingestion Of

Denture Adhesives.

10-06-09 Chetan

24. Customizing Palatal Contours Of A Denture To Improve Speech Intelligibility. Jpd

2008;99:243-24

17-06-09 Vipul

25. A simple procedure for minimizing adjustment of immediate complete denture 24-06-09 Yujika

26. Frequency & Location Of Traumatic Ulceration Following Placement Of Complete

Denture.

01-07-09 Ashwani

27. Effect Of Mixing Methods On Mechanical Properties Of Alginate Impression

Materials. Jop 2005;14:4.

08-07-09 Himansh

u

28. Method for enhancing retention in complete denture bases 15-07-09 Navleen

29. Acrylic resin jigs as an aid to parallel

guiding plane preparation. J Prosthet Dent 2008;99:162-164

22-07-09 Kiran

30. Positioning Magnets On A Multiple/Sectional Maxillofacial Prosthesis .Journal Of

Contemporary Dental Practice . Nov2007 Vol 8.

29-07-09 Gaurav

31. Classification And Management Of Restorative Space In Edentulous Implant

Overdenture Patients.

05-08-09 Chetan

32. Prosthodontic Rehabilitation Of Dental Implants With Exposed Threads: A

Clinical Report

12-08-09 Vipul

33. A simple method of fabricating an interim obturator prosthesis by duplicating

the existing teeth & palatal form

19-08-09 Yujika

34. The Etiology & Management Of Gagging:A Review Of Literature. 26-08-09 Ashwani



Page | 195

35. A Simplified Chair Side Technique Of Obtaining Optimal Emergence Profile In

Single Implant Retained Restoration.

02-09-09 Himansh

u

36. Fabrication Of sectional tray and sectional complete dentures for a patient with

microstomia and trismus: a clinical report

09-09-09 Navleen

37. Maxillary and mandibular overlay removable partial dentures for the restoration

of worn teeth. j prosthet dent 2004;91:210 - 4.

16-09-09 Kiran

38. Transfering Anterior Guidance For Fixed Complete Denture . Jpd 2006 Vol 96 No

1 .

23-09-09 Gaurav

39. A Modified Method For Rebasing Implant Retained Overdentures. 30-09-09 Chetan

40. An Expedited Technique For Remaking A Single Complete Denture For An

Edentulous Patient Jpd 2007;98:232-234.

07-10-09 Vipul

41. Complete arch maxillary rehabilitation using a custom design & manufactured

titanium framework: A clinical report

14-10-09 Yujika

42. Esthetic Enhancement Of Ceramic Crowns With Zirconia Dowels And Cores:A

Clinical Report.

21-10-09 Ashwani

43. Masticatory Performance And Mandibular Movements Pattern Of Patients With

Natural Dentition, Complete Denture, And Inplant Supported Overdenture. Int. J.

Prostho 2000;25:135-7.

28-10-09 Himansh

u

44. Restoring esthetics and ant guidance in worn ant teeth: a conservative

multidisciplinary approach

04-11-09 Navleen

45. Radiographic And Surgical Guide Fabrication For Implant-retained Mandibular

Overdenture.

11-11-09 Kiran

46. An Overview Of Treatment Considerations For Esthetic Restorations: A Review

Of The Literature

18-11-09 Gaurav

47. Wear Of Ceramic & Antagonist- A Systematic Evaluation Of Influencing Factors In

Vitro: Dental Materials 2008

25-11-09 Chetan

48. Oromandibular Dystonia Jpd 2006 ;47:230-235 02-12-09 Vipul

49. An overview of treatment consideration for esthetic restoration: A review of

literature

09-12-09 Yujika

50. Non Surgical Management Of Inter Dental Papilla Associated With Multiple

Maxillary Anterior Implants: A Clinical Report

16-12-09 Ashwani

51. Immediate Loading Of Two Implants With A Mandibular Implant-Retained

Overdenture – An Innovative Treatment Protocol. International Dentistry Sa Vol.

11, No. 2

23-12-09 Himansh

u



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52. Conversion of a removable partial denture to a transitional complete denture: a

clinical report

30-12-09 Navleen

53. Site classification for the

osseointegrated implant. j prosthet dent 1989;61:228-34

06-01-10 Kiran

54. Method For Developing An Optimal Emergence Profile Using Heat-Polymerized

Provisional Restoration For Single-Tooth Implant-Supported Restoration

13-01-10 Gaurav

55. Root Analog Zironia Implants: True Anatomical Design For Molar Replacement- A

Case Report : International Journal Of Periodontics And Restorative Dentistry

20-01-10 Chetan

56. Chairside Repair Of Worn Or Lost Denture Teeth Using Nanofilled Composite

Resin Bonded To Denture Base.

27-01-10 Vipul

57. Three unit fixed prosthesis versus implant supported single crowns 03-02-10 Yujika

58. Evaluation Of Photoelastic Stress Patterns Produced By Various Designs Of

Bilateral Distal Extension Rpd

10-02-10 Ashwani

59. Healing Of Peri-Implant Tissue After Flapless And Flapped Implant Installation. 17-02-10 Himansh

u

60. Rpd design using milled abutments , surfaces and minimal soft tissue for

periodontally compromised teeth

24-02-10 Navleen

61. Modified fluid wax impression for a severely resorbed edentulous mandibular

ridge. j prosthet dent 2009;101:279-282

03-03-10 Kiran

62. Crown-To-Implant Ratios Of Single Tooth Implant-Supported Restorations 10-03-10 Gaurav

63. Xerostomia: Clinical Aspects And Treatment; Gerodontology Dec 2003 17-03-10 Chetan

64. Alternative Method For Fabricating A Tooth Supported Interim Removable

Dental Prosthesis. Jpd 2009;102:197-198

24-03-10 Vipul

65. Effect of crown ferrule on the fracture resistence of endodontically treated teeth

restored with prefabricated posts

31-03-10 Yujika

66. A Clinical Study Comparing The 3 Dimensional Accuracy Of A Working Die

Generated From 2 Dual Arch Trays And Complete Arch Custom Tray

07-04-10 Ashwani

67. Basic Principles Of Obturator Design For Partially Edentulous Patients. Part I

Classification And Basic Principles Of Obturator Design For Partially Edentulous

Patients. Part Ii Design Principles. Eye And Ear Hospital Of Pittsburgh And

University Of Pittsburgh, School Of Dental Medicine, Pittsburgh. In The Year 1978

In Journal Of Prosthetic Dentistry.

14-04-10 Himansh

u

68. Direct restorative treatment of peg shaped maxillary lateral incisors with resin 21-04-10 Navleen



Page | 197

composits: a clinical report

69. M.M House mental Classification revisited : Interaction of particular patient

types and particular dentist’s needs. J Prosthet Dent 2003;89:297-302

28-04-10 Kiran

70. Complete-Arch Maxillary Rehabilitation Using A Custom-Designed And

Manufactured Titanium Framework: A

Clinical Report . J Prosthet Dent 2008;99:8-13

05-05-10 Gaurav

71. A Common-Sense Approach To Splint Therapy. (J Prosthet Dent 2001;86:539-45.) 12-05-10 Chetan

72. Rebuilding Core Foundation For Existing Crowns Using A Coustom Made

Template. Jpd 2005;93:201-03

19-05-10 Vipul

73. An accurate inter occlusal records by creating a vertical stop 26-05-10 Yujika

74. A Contemporary Review Of The Factors Involved In Complete Dentures 02-06-10 Ashwani

75. Fabrication Of A Sectional Impression Tray And Sectional Complete Denture For

A Patient With Microstomia And Trismus: A Clinical Report . J Prosthet Dent

2003;89:540-3.

09-06-10 Himansh

u

76. The Anterior Point Of Reference. Jpd May 1979 Volume 41 Number 5 16-06-10 Navleen

77. Fabrication Of A Modified Repositioning Key For Relining Provisional Restoration. 23-06-10 Saraswati

78. Display of Mandibular & maxillary anterior teeth during smiling & speech: Age &

sex co relation

30-06-10 Karan

79. Acrylic Resin Jigs As An Aid To Parallel Guiding Plane Preparation. Jpd 2008 07-07-10 Swati

80. Defining Available Restorativespace For Implant Overdentures. J Prosthet Dent

2010;104:133-136.

14-07-10 Chetan

81. Non surgical management of interdental papilla associated with maxillary ant

implants

21-07-10 Vipul

82. Stresses induced by cast partial dentures and its control. j prosthet dent:2002 28-07-10 Yujika

83. Conversion Of A Removable Partial Denture To A Transitional Complete Denture:

A Clinical Report-(J Prosthet Dent 2005;93:416-8.)

04-08-10 Ashwani

84. Three-Unit Fixed Prostheses Versus Implant-Supported Single Crowns- Jada Feb

2008 Vol 139 Page 191-94

11-08-10 Himansh

u

85. Rebuilding Core Foundations For Existing Crowns Using A Custom-Made

Template

18-08-10 Navleen

86. Effect Of Implant Size And Shape On Implant Success Rate-A Literature Review- J

Prosthet Dent 2005;94:377-81

25-08-10 Saraswati

87. Trial Anterior Artificial Tooth Arrangement For An Immediate Denture Patient:A

Clinical Report- New York University, College Of Dentistry, New York, N.Y.

01-09-10 Karan



Page | 198

88. Maximizing Mandibular Prosthesis Stability Utilizing Linear Occlusion, Occlusal

Plane Selection And Centric Recording.

J Prosthodont 2004;13:55-61

08-09-10 Swati



11, No. 2

15-09-10 Chetan


clinical report

22-09-10 Vipul



29-09-10 Yujika



06-10-10 Ashwani



13-10-10 Himansh

u


Resin Bonded To Denture Base.

20-10-10 Navleen

95. Three unit fixed prosthesis versus implant supported single crowns 27-10-10 Saraswati



3-11-10 Karan

97. Healing Of Peri-Implant Tissue After Flapless And Flapped Implant Installation. 10-11-10 Swati



17-11-10 Chetan



24-11-10 Vipul

100. Crown-To-Implant Ratios Of Single Tooth Implant-Supported Restorations 01-12-10 Yujika

101. Xerostomia: Clinical Aspects And Treatment; Gerodontology Dec 2003 08-12-10 Ashwani



15-12-10 Himansh

u



22-12-10 Navleen



29-12-10 Saraswati



05-01-11 Karan



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106. Direct restorative treatment of peg shaped maxillary lateral incisors with resin


12-01-11 Swati

107. M.M House mental Classification revisited: Interaction of particular patient types

and particular dentist’s needs. J Prosthet Dent 2003;89:297-302

19-01-11 Chetan




26-01-11 Vipul

109. A Common-Sense Approach To Splint Therapy. (J Prosthet Dent 2001;86:539-45.) 02-02-11 Yujika


Template. Jpd 2005;93:201-03

09-02-11 Ashwani

111. An accurate inter occlusal records by creating a vertical stop 16-02-11 Himansh

u

112. A Contemporary Review Of The Factors Involved In Complete Dentures 23-02-11 Navleen



2003;89:540-3.

02-03-11 Saraswati

114. The Anterior Point Of Reference. Jpd May 1979 Volume 41 Number 5 09-03-11 Karan

115. Fabrication Of A Modified Repositioning Key For Relining Provisional Restoration.

Jpd 2010;104:401-02

16-03-11 Swati


sex co relation

23-03-11 Chetan

117. Acrylic Resin Jigs As An Aid To Parallel Guiding Plane Preparation. Jpd 2008 30-03-11 Vipul


2010;104:133-136.

06-04-11 Yujika


implants

13-04-11 Ashwani

120. Stresses induced by cast partial dentures and its control. j prosthet dent:2002 20-04-11 Himansh

u



27-04-11 Navleen

122. Three-Unit Fixed Prostheses Versus Implant-Supported Single Crowns- Jada Feb 04-05-11 Saraswati



Page | 200

2008 Vol 139 Page 191-94


Template

04-05-11 Karan



04-05-11 Swati



11-05-11 Chetan




11-05-11 Vipul

127. A Bone Level Stabilized Surgical Template To Manage Enlarged Non Restorable

Maxillary Tuberosities. Jpd 2010

11-05-11 Yujika

128. The neutral zone in complete dentures. J Prosthet Dent 2006;95:93-101 18-05-11 Abhishek

129. A Simple Method Of Fabricating An Interim Obturator Prosthesis By Duplicating

The Existing Teeth And Palatal Form. J Prosthet Dent 2006;95:469-72.

18-05-11 Amit

130. Combination Fixed And Removable Prostheses Using A Cocr Alloy:A Clinical

Report . (J Prosthet Dent 2006;96:100-3)

18-05-11 Rahul

131. Use Of Cad/Cam Technology To Fabricate A Removable Partial Denture

Framework. J Pd 2006;96:96-9

25-05-11 Arun


Bilateral Distal-Extension Removable Partial Dentures- The Journal Of Prosthetic

Dentistry 2004; 91: 105-113

25-05-11 Manisha

133. Influence Of Impression Procedures And Occlusal Loading On Partial Denture

Movement- J Prosthet Dent 2001;84:335-341

01-06-11 Saraswati

134. Using A Posterior Provisional Crown As A Matrix For An Amalgam Foundation - (J

Prosthet Dent 2010;104:56-59)

01-06-11 Karan


Edentulous Patient- Jpd 2007;98:232-234

01-06-11 Swati

136. The Speaking Method In Measuring Vertical Dimension- Jpd, May

2001;Vol85:Issue 5

08-06-11 Chetan

137. Indication of root orientation on a cast for implant surgical guide fabrication 08-06-11 Vipul

138. Wear Resistance Of The Artificial Denture Teeth 08-06-11 Yujika

139. Influence Of Crown-To-Implant Ratio, Retention System, Restorative Material,

And Occlusal Loading On Stress Concentrations In Single Short Implants.

15-06-11 Abhishek



Page | 201

140. Incisive Papilla Line As A Guide To Predict Maxillary Anterior Tooth Display. Jpd

2009

15-06-11 Amit

141. The gagging problem in prosthodontic treatment. j.p.d 49: 601-606,757-761,

1983

15-06-11 Rahul

142. Engaging The Physiological Posterior Palatal Seal With The Framework Of A

Maxillary Complete Overdenture. J Prosthet Dent 2007

22-06-11 Arun

143. Comparison Of Porcelain Surface And Flexural Strength Obtained By Microwave

And Conventional Oven Glazing. J Prosthet Dent 2009;101:20-8

22-06-11 Manisha

144. Modified Functional Impression Technique For Complete Dentures.Jpd

2010:45:45-49

29-06-11 Saraswati

145. Platform Switching Reduces Peri-Implant Bone Loss; 29-06-11 Karan

146. Casting of dental alloys : mold and alloy temperature effects 29-06-11 Swati

147. Cranio-Mandibular Relations-Determinant II: Centric Jaw Relation 06-07-11 Chetan

148. Contemporary review of the factors involved in support of complete dentures.

Jpd 1983;49:3

06-07-11 Vipul

149. The Use Of Porcelain Laminate Veneers And A Removable Gingival Prosthesis For

A Periodontally Compromised Patient: A Clinical Report

06-07-11 Yujika

150. Use Of CAD/CAM Technology To Fabricate A Removable Partial Denture

Framework

13-07-11 Abhishek

151. Factors affecting retention of post systems: A literature review 13-07-11 Amit

152. Prosthetic treatment for severely malaligned implant: a clinical report 13-07-11 Rahul


ridge. Jpd 2009;101:279-282

20-07-11 Arun

154. The prosthodontic concept of crown: root ratio, a review of literature. Jpd 2005 20-07-11 Manisha

155. Implant Platform Switching Concept-An Updated Review; medicinoral, Vol.14,

No.9, 2009; pg.450-454.

27-07-11 Saraswati

156. Osteoinduction: a review of old concepts with new standards 27-07-11 Karan

157. Altering occlusal vertical dimension in functional and esthetic rehabilitation of

severely worn dentition. JOHR 2010

27-07-11 Swati

158. Vertical distance from crest of bone to the height of interproximal papilla

between adjacent implants

03-08-11 Chetan

159. Orofacial pain and occlusion: is there a link? An overview of current concept and

the clinical implication

03-08-11 Vipul

160. Influence of impression procedures and occlusal loading on partial denture 03-08-11 Yujika



Page | 202

movements.

161. Crown to implant ratio of single tooth implant supported restoration 10-08-11 Abhishek

162. Utilizing speech to simplify a personalized denture service 10-08-11 Amit

163. Diabetes mellitus- stumbling block for prosthodontic care 10-08-11 Rahul

164. Effects of microthreads and platform switching on crestal bone stress levels: a

finite element analysis

17-08-11 Arun

165. Interaction of particular patient types and particular dentist’s needs 17-08-11 Manisha

166. Hollow mandibular complete dentures- a case report 24-08-11 Saraswati

167. Excessive gingival display: etiology, diagnosis and treatment 24-08-11 Karan

168. Prosthodontic management of a patient with neurological disorders after

resection of an acoustic neurinoma: A clinical report

24-08-11 Swati

169. An accurate interocclusal record by creating a vertical stop 31-08-11 Chetan

170. Frequency and location of traumatic ulcerations following placement of

complete dentures.

31-08-11 Vipul

171. The selective pressure maxillary impression: a review of techniques and

presentation of an alternate custom tray design

31-08-11 Yujika

172. The age factor in dentogenics 07-09-11 Abhishek

173. The use of porcelain, laminate , veneers and a removable gingival prosthesis for

a periodontally compromised patient

07-09-11 Amit

174. The etiology & management of gagging: A review of literature 07-09-11 Rahul

175. Prothetic rehabilitation of a patient after partial rhinectomy: a clinical report 14-09-11 Arun

176. Bone height measurement of maxillary and mandibular bone in panaromic

radiograph of edentulous patient

14-09-11 Manisha

177. Guided bone regeneration using bone grafts and collagen membrane 21-09-11 Saraswati

178. The neutral zone in complete dentures 21-09-11 Karan

179. Minimally displacive impression technique: a clinical report 21-09-11 Swati



28-09-11 Chetan

181. Masking technique of cast for diagnostic waxing of labial veneers 28-09-11 Vipul

182. The neurophysiology of osseointegrated oral implants 28-09-11 Yujika

183. Basic principles in impression making. 05-10-11 Abhishek

184. Prosthodontic principles in framework design of maxillary obturator prosthesis 05-10-11 Amit

185. Transferring anterior guidance for the fixed complete dentures 05-10-11 Rahul

186. The function and importance of incisal guidance in oral rehabilitation 12-10-11 Arun



Page | 203


.Jpd 2008; 99: 293-298

12-10-11 Manisha

188. Incisive papilla line as a guide to predict maxillary anterior tooth display 19-10-11 Saraswati

189. The age factor in dentogenics 19-10-11 Karan



19-10-11 Swati

191. The etiology & management of gagging: A review of literature 26-10-11 Chetan

192. Prothetic rehabilitation of a patient after partial rhinectomy: a clinical report 26-10-11 Vipul



26-10-11 Yujika

194. Guided bone regeneration using bone grafts and collagen membrane 02-11-11 Abhishek

195. The neutral zone in complete dentures 02-11-11 Amit

196. Minimally displacive impression technique: a clinical report 02-11-13 Rahul



09-11-11 Arun

198. Masking technique of cast for diagnostic waxing of labial veneers 09-11-11 Manisha

199. The neurophysiology of osseointegrated oral implants 16-11-11 Saraswati

200. Basic principles in impression making. 16-11-11 Karan

201. Prosthodontic principles in framework design of maxillary obturator prosthesis 16-11-11 Swati

202. Transferring anterior guidance for the fixed complete dentures 23-11-11 Chetan

203. The function and importance of incisal guidance in oral rehabilitation 23-11-11 Vipul


.Jpd 2008; 99: 293-298

23-11-11 Yujika


provisional restoration for single tooth implant supported restoration.

30-11-11 Abhishek

206. Nano Leakage Of Luting Agents For Bonding Fiber Post After Thermo Mechanical

Fatigue.J Adhes Dent.2011

30-11-11 Amit

207. An Accurate Interocclusal Record By Creating A Vertical Stop. J Of Indian

Prosthodont Society;2005:Vol 5:119-21

07-12-11 Arun

208. Effect of temperature during polymerisation on strength of autopolymerizing

resin

07-12-11 Manisha

209. Prosthodontic management of a patient with limited mouth opening: A practical

approach. The Journal of Indian Prosthodontic Society | June 2008 | Vol 8 | Issue

2

07-12-11 Rahul



Page | 204

210. Restoration Using Gingiva-Colored Ceramic And A Ridge Lap Pontic With

Circumferential Pressure: A Clinical Report Jpd 2010;104:71-76

14-12-11 Saraswati

211. A Technique For Making Impression Of Deeply Placed Implants. Jpd 2011; 106:

204-205

14-12-11 Karan


Presentation Of An Alternate Custom Tray Design. Journal Of Indian

Prosthodontic Society; 2007( 7):1; 8-11

14-12-11 Swati

213. The hollow maxillary complete denture :A modified technique 28-12-11 Abhishek

214. Phonetic Evaluation Of The Edentulous Patient Co Related With The Various

Settings Of The Artificial Teeth. Siberian Dental J 2004

28-12-11 Amit

215. Basic Principles In Impression Making.

Jpd June 2005.Vol.93.

04-01-12 Arun

216. Rehabilitation of an irradiated mandible after mandibular resection using

implant /tooth supported fixed prosthesis: a clinical report

04-01-12 Manisha

217. Management of the flabby ridge in complete denture construction. Dent update

2005

04-01-12 Rahul

218. The Correlation Between Crown – Implant Ratios And Marginal Bone Resorption:

A Preliminary Clinical Study Ijp 2010; 23 Issue 1.

11-01-12 Saraswati


.Jpd 2008; 99: 293-298

11-01-12 Karan

220. Advancements In Digital Imaging.What Is New And On The Horizon? British

Dental Journal, Volume 190, No. 7, April 14 2001

11-01-12 Swati

221. Dental Implant Design And Biological Effects On Bone Implant Interface 25-01-12 Abhishek

222. Aesthetic Changes With Four Anterior Units. British Dental Journal 2006 25-01-12 Amit


Presentation Of An Alternate Custom Tray Design. J Ind Prosthet Soc 2007; 7: 8 –

11

01-02-12 Arun

224. Radiographic Evaluation Of Implants Placed Using Osteotome Technique.

J.Periodontol2005

01-02-12 Manisha

225. Influence of impression technique and material on the accuracy of multiple

implant impressions. int j prosthodont 2008 ; 21: 299-301

01-02-12 Rahul

226. The Hollow Maxillary Complete Denture : A Modified Technique .Jpd 2004 ;91:

591-594.

08-02-12 Karan

227. Hyperzincemia From Ingestion Of 08-02-12 Swati



Page | 205

Denture Adhesives. J Prosthet Dent 2010;103:380-383

228. Customizing Palatal Contours Of A Denture To Improve Speech Intelligibility. Jpd

2008;99:243-24

08-02-12 Saraswati

229. A simple procedure for minimizing adjustment of immediate complete denture 22-02-12 Abhishek

230. Frequency & Location Of Traumatic Ulceration Following Placement Of Complete

Denture.

22-02-12 Amit

231. Effect Of Mixing Methods On Mechanical Properties Of Alginate Impression

Materials. Jop 2005;14:4.

29-02-12 Arun

232. Method for enhancing retention in complete denture bases 29-02-12 Manisha

233. Acrylic resin jigs as an aid to parallel

guiding plane preparation. J Prosthet Dent 2008;99:162-164

29-02-12 Rahul

234. Positioning Magnets On A Multiple/Sectional Maxillofacial Prosthesis .Journal Of

Contemporary Dental Practice . Nov2007 Vol 8.

07-03-12 Karan

235. Classification And Management Of Restorative Space In Edentulous Implant

Overdenture Patients. J Prosthet Dent 2011;105:332-337)

07-03-12 Swati

236. Prosthodontic Rehabilitation Of Dental Implants With Exposed Threads: A

Clinical Report Jpd 2011;105:351-355

07-03-12 Saraswati


the existing teeth & palatal form

21-03-12 Abhishek

238. The Etiology & Management Of Gagging:A Review Of Literature. 21-03-12 Amit

239. A Simplified Chair Side Technique Of Obtaining Optimal Emergence Profile In

Single Implant Retained Restoration. J Of Aoi 2011;3:5:31-32.

28-03-12 Arun

240. Fabrication Of sectional tray and sectional complete dentures for a patient with

microstomia and trismus: a clinical report

28-03-12 Manisha

241. Maxillary and mandibular overlay removable partial dentures for the restoration

of worn teeth. j prosthet dent 2004;91:210 - 4.

28-03-12 Rahul

242. Transfering Anterior Guidance For Fixed Complete Denture . Jpd 2006 Vol 96 No

1 .

04-04-12

Karan

243. A Modified Method For Rebasing Implant Retained Overdentures. Int J

Prosthodont 2010;23:152-154

04-04-12 Swati


Edentulous Patient Jpd 2007;98:232-234.

04-04-12 Saraswati

245. Complete arch maxillary rehabilitation using a custom design & manufactured

titanium framework: A clinical report

11-04-12 Abhishek



Page | 206

246. Esthetic Enhancement Of Ceramic Crowns With Zirconia Dowels And Cores:A

Clinical Report.

11-04-12 Amit

247. Masticatory Performance And Mandibular Movements Pattern Of Patients With

Natural Dentition, Complete Denture, And Inplant Supported Overdenture. Int. J.

Prostho 2000;25:135-7.

11-04-12 Arun

248. Restoring esthetics and ant guidance in worn ant teeth: a conservative

multidisciplinary approach

18-04-12 Manisha

249. Radiographic And Surgical Guide Fabrication For Implant-retained Mandibular

Overdenture. JPD 2010;103:53-57

18-04-12 Rahul

250. An Overview Of Treatment Considerations For Esthetic Restorations: A Review

Of The Literature

25-04-12 Karan

251. Wear Of Ceramic & Antagonist- A Systematic Evaluation Of Influencing Factors In

Vitro: Dental Materials 2008

25-04-12 Swati

252. Oromandibular Dystonia Jpd 2006 ;47:230-235 25-04-12 Saraswati

253. An overview of treatment consideration for esthetic restoration: A review of

literature

02-05-12 Abhishek

254. Non Surgical Management Of Inter Dental Papilla Associated With Multiple

Maxillary Anterior Implants: A Clinical Report

02-05-12 Amit



11, No. 2

09-05-12 Arun


clinical report

09-05-12 Manisha



09-05-12 Rahul



16-05-12 Karan



16-05-12 Swati


Resin Bonded To Denture Base. Jpd 2010;103: 129-130

16-05-12 Saraswati

261. Three unit fixed prosthesis versus implant supported single crowns 23-05-12 Abhishek



Page | 207



23-05-12 Amit

263. Healing Of Peri-Implant Tissue After Flapless And Flapped Implant Installation. J

Clin Periodontol 2011; 38: 754–761.

30-05-12 Arun



30-05-12 Manisha



30-05-12 Rahul

266. Crown-To-Implant Ratios Of Single Tooth Implant-Supported Restorations 06-06-12 Karan

267. Xerostomia: Clinical Aspects And Treatment; Gerodontology Dec 2003 06-06-12 Swati



06-06-12 Saraswati



13-06-12 Abhishek



13-06-12 Amit






20-06-12 Arun

272. Direct restorative treatment of peg shaped maxillary lateral incisors with resin


20-06-12 Manisha

273. M.M House mental Classification revisited : Interaction of particular patient

types and particular dentist’s needs. J Prosthet Dent 2003;89:297-302

20-06-12 Rahul




27-06-12 Karan

275. A Common-Sense Approach To Splint Therapy. (J Prosthet Dent 2001;86:539-45.) 27-06-12 Swati


Template. Jpd 2005;93:201-03

27-06-12 Saraswati

277. An accurate inter occlusal records by creating a vertical stop 04-07-12 Abhishek



Page | 208

278. A Contemporary Review Of The Factors Involved In Complete Dentures 04-07-12 Amit



2003;89:540-3.

18-07-12 Karan

280. The Anterior Point Of Reference. Jpd May 1979 Volume 41 Number 5 18-7-12 Swati

281. Fabrication Of A Modified Repositioning Key For Relining Provisional Restoration.

Jpd 2010;104:401-02

18-07-12 Saraswati


sex co relation

08-08-12 Abhishek

283. Acrylic Resin Jigs As An Aid To Parallel Guiding Plane Preparation. Jpd 2008 08-08-12 Amit


2010;104:133-136.

11-07-12 Arun


implants

11-07-12 Manisha

286. Stresses induced by cast partial dentures and its control. j prosthet dent:2002 11-07-12 Rahul



25-07-12 Abhinav

288. Three-Unit Fixed Prostheses Versus Implant-Supported Single Crowns- Jada Feb

2008 Vol 139 Page 191-94

25-07-12 Mansha


Template

01-08-12 Mohit



01-08-12 Rohit



01-08-12 Shivangi




15-08-12 Arun

293. A Bone Level Stabilized Surgical Template To Manage Enlarged Non Restorable

Maxillary Tuberosities. Jpd 2010

15-08-12 Manisha

294. The neutral zone in complete dentures. J Prosthet Dent 2006;95:93-101 15-08-12 Rahul

295. A Simple Method Of Fabricating An Interim Obturator Prosthesis By Duplicating

The Existing Teeth And Palatal Form. J Prosthet Dent 2006;95:469-72.

22-08-12 Karan



Page | 209

296. Combination Fixed And Removable Prostheses Using A Cocr Alloy:A Clinical

Report . (J Prosthet Dent 2006;96:100-3)

22-08-12 Swati

297. Use Of Cad/Cam Technology To Fabricate A Removable Partial Denture

Framework. J Pd 2006;96:96-9

22-08-12

Saraswati


Bilateral Distal-Extension Removable Partial Dentures- The Journal Of Prosthetic

Dentistry 2004; 91: 105-113

29-08-12 Abhinav

299. Influence Of Impression Procedures And Occlusal Loading On Partial Denture

Movement- J Prosthet Dent 2001;84:335-341

29-08-12 Mansha

300. Using A Posterior Provisional Crown As A Matrix For An Amalgam Foundation - (J

Prosthet Dent 2010;104:56-59)

05-09-12 Mohit


Edentulous Patient- Jpd 2007;98:232-234

05-09-12 Rohit

302. The Speaking Method In Measuring Vertical Dimension- Jpd, May

2001;Vol85:Issue 5

05-09-12 Shivangi

303. Indication of root orientation on a cast for implant surgical guide fabrication 12-09-12 Abhishek

304. Wear Resistance Of The Artificial Denture Teeth 12-09-12 Amit

305. Influence Of Crown-To-Implant Ratio, Retention System, Restorative Material,

And Occlusal Loading On Stress Concentrations In Single Short Implants. Int J

Oral Maxillofac Implants 2012;27:E13–E18

19-09-12 Arun

306. Incisive Papilla Line As A Guide To Predict Maxillary Anterior Tooth Display. Jpd

2009

19-09-12 Manisha

307. The gagging problem in prosthodontic treatment. j.p.d 49: 601-606,757-761,

1983

19-09-12 Rahul


Maxillary Complete Overdenture . J Prosthet Dent 2007

26-09-12 Karan

309. Comparison Of Porcelain Surface And Flexural Strength Obtained By Microwave

And Conventional Oven Glazing . J Prosthet Dent 2009;101:20-8

26-09-12 Swati

310. Modified Functional Impression Technique For Complete Dentures.Jpd

2010:45:45-49

26-09-12 Saraswati

311. Platform Switching Reduces Peri-Implant Bone Loss; jada, Vol.143 ,No.7, 2012;

pg.787-788.

03/10/12 Mansha

312. Casting of dental alloys : mold and alloy temperature effects 03/10/12 Abhinav



Page | 210

313. Cranio-Mandibular Relations-Determinant II: Centric Jaw Relation 03/10/12 Mohit


Jpd 1983;49:3

10/10/12 Rohit



10/10/12 Shivangi

316. Use Of CAD/CAM Technology To Fabricate A Removable Partial Denture

Framework

17/10/12 Abhishek

317. Factors affecting retention of post systems: A literature review 17/10/12 Amit

318. Prosthetic treatment for severely malaligned implant: a clinical report 24/10/12 Arun


ridge. Jpd 2009;101:279-282

24/10/12 Rahul

320. The prosthodontic concept of crown: root ratio, a review of literature. Jpd 2005 24/10/12 Manisha

321. Implant Platform Switching Concept-An Updated Review; medicinoral, Vol.14,

No.9, 2009; pg.450-454.

31/10/12 Karan

322. Osteoinduction: a review of old concepts with new standards 31/10/12 Swati

323. Altering occlusal vertical dimension in functional and esthetic rehabilitation of

severely worn dentition. JOHR 2010

31/10/12 Saraswati

324. Vertical distance from crest of bone to the height of interproximal papilla

between adjacent implants

07/11/12 Karan

325. Orofacial pain and occlusion: is there a link? An overview of current concept and

the clinical implication

07/11/12 Swati

326. Influence of impression procedures and occlusal loading on partial denture

movements.

07/11/12 Saraswati

327. Crown to implant ratio of single tooth implant supported restoration 14/11/12 Abhishek

328. Utilizing speech to simplify a personalized denture service 14/11/12 Amit

329. Diabetes mellitus- stumbling block for prosthodontic care 14/11/12 Rahul

330. Effects of microthreads and platform switching on crestal bone stress levels: a

finite element analysis

21/11/12 Manisha

331. Interaction of particular patient types and particular dentist’s needs 21/11/12 Arun

332. Hollow mandibular complete dentures- a case report 28/11/12 Abhinav

333. Excessive gingival display: etiology, diagnosis and treatment 28/11/12 Mansha

334. Prosthodontic management of a patient with neurological disorders after

resection of an acoustic neurinoma: A clinical report

28/11/12 Mohit

335. An accurate interocclusal record by creating a vertical stop 12/12/12 Rohit



Page | 211

336. Frequency and location of traumatic ulcerations following placement of

complete dentures.

12/12/12 Shivangi

337. The selective pressure maxillary impression: a review of techniques and


26/12/12 Karan

338. The age factor in dentogenics 26/12/12 Swati



26/12/12 Saraswati

8

340. The etiology & management of gagging: A review of literature 02/01/13 Abhishek

341. Prothetic rehabilitation of a patient after partial rhinectomy: a clinical report 02/01/13 Amit



02/01/13 Rahul

343. Guided bone regeneration using bone grafts and collagen membrane 09/01/13 Manisha

344. The neutral zone in complete dentures 09/01/13 Arun

345. Minimally displacive impression technique: a clinical report 16/01/13 Abhinav



16/01/13 Mansha

347. Masking technique of cast for diagnostic waxing of labial veneers 16/01/13 Mohit

348. The neurophysiology of osseointegrated oral implants 23/01/13 Rohit

349. Basic principles in impression making. 23/01/13 Shivangi

350. Prosthodontic principles in framework design of maxillary obturator prosthesis 30/01/13 Karan

351. Transferring anterior guidance for the fixed complete dentures 30/01/13 Swati

352. The function and importance of incisal guidance in oral rehabilitation 30/01/13 Saraswati


.Jpd 2008; 99: 293-298

06/02/13 Abhishek

354. Incisive papilla line as a guide to predict maxillary anterior tooth display 06/02/13 Amit

355. Positioning magnets in maxillofacial prosthesis 06/02/13 Rahul

356. Ceramic shade prescription for work authorizations – I 13/02/13 Manisha

357. Ceramic shade prescription for work authorizations – II 13/02/13 Arun

358. Effect of denture fabrication and wear on closest speaking space and

interocclusal distance during deglutition

20/02/13 Abhinav

359. Lingualized occlusion- revisited 20/02/13 Mansha

360. Physiologic jaw relation and occlusion of complete denture 20/02/13 Mohit

361. The Correlation Between Crown-implant Ratios And Marginal Bone Resorption: A

Preliminary Clinical Study

27/02/13 Rohit



Page | 212

362. Neutral zone revisited 27/02/13 Shivangi

363. Transferring anterior guidance for the fixed complete denture 13/03/13 Abhishek

364. Fabrication of a custom made ceramic post and core using cad cam technology 13/03/13 Amit

365. Hollow denture 13/03/13 Rahul


PART III

20/03/13 Manisha

367. Flexible Denture Flanges For Patients Exhibiting Undercut Tuberosities And

Reduced Width Of Buccal Vestibule.

20/03/13 Arun

368. Vertical dimension measurements 27/03/13 Abhinav

369. Mandibular centricity 27/03/13 Mansha

370. On crestal marginal bone loss around implants 27/03/13 Mohit

371. Final impressions for complete dentures I 03/04/13 Rohit

372. Final impressions for complete dentures II 03/04/13 Shivangi

373. The auricular impression and alternate technique 17/04/13 Abhishek

374. The etiology and management of gagging-a review of literature 17/04/13 Amit

375. Retrospective assessment of 546 all ceramic anterior and posterior crown in a

general practice

17/04/13 Rahul

376. Comparision of accuracy of plastic and metal stock trays for implant impressions 24/04/13 Manisha

377. Use Of Soft Wax And Pour Type Denture Base Resin To Augment Lip Support For

Removable Prosthesis

24/04/13 Arun

378. Relationship of denture cast measurements to width of maxillary anterior teeth. 01/05/13 Abhinav

379. Proximal contact loss between implant and natural tooth 01/05/13 Mansha

380. A technique for making impression of deeply placed implants 01/05/13 Mohit

381. Complete dentures opposing natural teeth 08/05/13 Rohit

382. Porcelain, laminates and veneers: minimal tooth preparation by design 08/05/13 Shivangi

383. implant retained cantilever fixed prosthesis-where and when 15/05/13 Abhishek

384. Aids for positioning prosthetic eyes in orbital prosthesis 15/05/13 Amit

385. Restoration of the maxillary anterior tooth using immediate implantation with

simulaneous ridge augmentation

15/05/13 Rahul

386. Effect of post space treatments on push out bond strength and failure modes of

glass fiber post

22/05/13 Manisha

387. Customizing palatal contours of a denture to improve speech intelligibility 22/05/13 Arun

388. Implant micromotion is related to insertion torque and bone density 29/05/13 Abhinav

389. An overview of treatment considerations for esthetic restorations: 29/05/13 Mansha



Page | 213

A review of the literature

390. The Auricular Impression:An Alternate Technique 29/05/13 Mohit

391. Basic Principles In Impression Making 05/06/13 Rohit

392. Implant-Retained Cantilever Fixed prosthesis- Where and When 05/06/13 Shivangi


Maxillary Complete Overdenture . J Prosthet Dent 2007

12/06/13 Abhishek

394. Implant compression necrosis: current understanding and case report 12/06/13 Amit

395. Horizontal and vertical ridge augmentation for implant placement in the

aesthetic zone

12/06/13 Rahul

396. Esthetic rehabilitation with with ceramic veneers: a case report 19/06/13 Manisha

397. Basic principles in impression making 19/06/13 Arun

398. Soft tissue recession around implants: is it still unavoidable 26/06/13 Abhinav

399. The Hollow Maxillary Complete Denture: A Modified Technique 26/06/13 Mansha


provisional restoration for single-tooth implant-supported restoration

26/06/13 Mohit

401. Classification system for conventional crown and fixed partial denture failures 03/07/13 Rohit

402. Complete-arch maxillary rehabilitation using a custom-designed and

manufactured titanium framework: A clinical report

03/07/13 Shivangi

403. Oro facial pain & occlusion Is there a link? An overview of current concepts &

clinical implications

10/07/13 Abhishek

404. A proposed classification for peri-implantitis 10/07/13 Amit

405. Bone grafting simuktaneous to implant placement. A case presentation 10/07/13 Rahul

406. A simple and practical approach to evaluate implant positioning immediately

after placement

17/07/13 Manisha

407. Restoration using gingival coloured ceramic and a ridge lap pontic with

circumferential pressure

17/07/13 Arun

408. Overdenture implant versus teeth quality of life and objective therapy evaluation 24/07/13 Abhinav

409. Comparison of the Occlusal Vertical Dimension after Processing Complete

Dentures Made with Lingualized Balanced Occlusion & Conventional Balanced

Occlusion

24/07/13 Mansha

410. Crown-To-Implant Ratios Of Single Tooth Implant-Supported Restorations 24/07/13 Mohit

411. A simple procedure for minimizing adjustment of immediate complete denture:

A clinical report

30/07/13 Rohit

412. The Correlation Between Crown – Implant Ratios And Marginal Bone Resorption: 30/07/13 Shivangi



Page | 214

A Preliminary clinical study

413. Age factor in dentogenics 07/08/13 Abhishek

414. Xerosomia: clinical aspect and treatment 07/08/13 Amit

415. Use Of a CAD/CAM- fabricated glass fiber post and core to restore fractured

anterior teeth: A clinical report. J Prosthet Dent. 2010 Jun;103(6):330-3

07/08/13 Rahul

416. On oral implant surfaces: a review of current knowledge and opinions 14/08/13 Manisha

417. Excessive gingival display- etiology, diagnosis and treatment modalities 14/08/13 Arun

418. Evaluation of the factors necessary to develop stability in mandibular dentures 04/09/13 Mithilesh

419. Predicting vertical dimension with cepalograms for edentulous patients 04/09/13 Nupur

420. Classification system for complete edentulism 04/09/13 Sanjeeva

421. Clinical comparision of prosthetic complications of implant supported

overdentures with different attachment systems.

11/09/13 Abhinav

422. Fabricating sectional-collapsible complete dentures for an edentulous patient

with microstomia induced by scleroderma

11/09/13 Mansha

423. M M House mental classification revisited: intersection of particular patient

types and particular dentist needs.

11/09/13 Mohit

424. Restoration of periodontally compromised dentitions using cross arch bridges.

Principles of perio prosthetic patient management

18/09/13 Rohit

425. Palatogram assessment of maxillary complete dentures 18/09/13 Shivangi

426. Contemporary partial denture designs 25/09/13 Abhishek

427. An expedited technique for remaking a single complete denture for an

edentulous patient

25/09/13 Amit

428. The speaking method in measuring vertical dimension 25/09/13 Rahul

429. Rebuilding core foundations for existing crowns using a custom made template. 2/10/13 Manisha

430. Mental classification revisted 2/10/13 Arun

431. Use of a patients old CD to determine vertical dimension of occlusion 9/10/13 Mithilesh

432. The effect of radiotherapy on oral tissue 9/10/13 Nupur

433. A variation on split cast mounting for complete denture construction 9/10/13 Sanjeeva

434. Restoration using gingival coloured ceramic and a ridge lap pontic with

circumferential pressure- a clinical report

16/10/13 Abhinav

435. Hyperzincemia from ingestion of denture adhesive 16/10/13 Mansha


the existing teeth and palatal form

16/10/13 Mohit

437. Advancements in digital imaging- what is new and on the horizon 23/10/13 Rohit



Page | 215

438. Fabrication and use of a simple implant placement guide 23/10/13 Shivangi

439. Trial anterior artificial tooth arrangement for an immediate denture patient 30/10/13 Abhishek

440. Cast partial denture: laboratory step by step, JIPS 2006 30/10/13 Amit

441. Flangeless CPD- A Simplified Approach For Better Emergency profile with

improved masticatory efficiency

30/10/13 Rahul

442. Three unit fixed prosthesis versus implant supported single crown 6/11/13 Arun

443. Using a posterior provisional crown as a matrix for an amalgam foundation JPD

2010

6/11/13 Manisha

444. A simple procedure for easy and safe deflasking 20/11/13 Mithilesh

445. Ocular impression- a review of literature and presentation of alternative

technique

20/11/13 Nupur

446. The relationship of facial anatomical landmarks with the midline of the face and

mouth

20/11/13 Sanjeeva

447. Use of soft wax and pour type denture base resin to augment lip support for

removable prosthesis

27/11/13 Abhinav

448. Prosthodontic rehabilitation of dental implants with exposed threads-a clinical

report

27/11/13 Mansha

449. A modified method for rebasing implant retained overdentures 27/11/13 Mohit

450. Engaging the physiological posterior palatal seal with the framework of a

maxillary complete overdenture

4/12/13 Rohit

451. Positioning magnets on a multiple/ sectional maxillofacial prosthesis 4/12/13 Shivangi

452. The speaking method in measuring vertical dimension 11/12/13 Abhishek

453. The relining of complete denture,JPD 2004 11/12/13 Amit

454. Restoration of maxillary anterior tooth using immediate implantation with

simultaneous ridge augmentation

11/12/13 Rahul

455. Influence of impression procedures and occlusal loading on partial denture

movement

18/12/13 Arun

456. Conversion of a removable partial denture to a transitional complete denture a

clinical report.JPD 2005

18/12/13 Manisha

457. Simplified duplicating procedures for dental cast 8/1/14 Mithilesh

458. Ultrasonic sulcus penetration; a new approach for full crown preparations 8/1/14 Nupur

459. The immediately loaded single implant retained mandibular overdenture- a 36

month prospective study

8/1/14 Sanjeeva

460. A method to make preliminary impression of mobile teeth 15/1/14 Abhinav



Page | 216

461. Fabrication of a sectional impression tray and sectional complete denture for a

patient with microstomia and trismus- a clinical report

15/1/14 Mansha

462. Transferring anterior guidance for the fixed complete denture 15/1/14 Mohit

463. A look at forensic dentistry- part 1: the role of teeth in the determination of

human identity

22/1/14 Rohit

464. Flexible denture flanges for patients exhibiting undercut tuberosities and

reduced width of buccal vestibule- a clinical report

22/1/14 Shivangi

465. The use of porcelain laminate veneers and a removable gingival prosthesis for a

periodontally compromised patient .

29/1/14 Abhishek

466. Prosthodontic management of edentulous patient with limited oral access using

implant supported prosthesis:A clinical report.JPD 2006

29/1/14 Amit

467. Maxillofacial prosthetic material- a literature past and present trends 29/1/14 Rahul

468. Neutral zone revisited 5/2/14 Arun

469. Minimally disciplined impression technique A clinical report IJCDS 5/2/14 Manisha

470. Immediate lingual flange extension 12/2/14 Mithilesh

471. Fabrication of a stable surgical template using staged tooth extraction for

immediate implant placement

12/2/14 Nupur

472. Complete denture displacement following open mouth reline 12/2/14 Sanjeeva

473. Complete arch maxillary rehabilitation using a custom designed and

manufactured titanium framework- a clinical report

19/2/14 Abhinav

474. The etiology and management of gagging- a review of literature 19/2/14 Mansha

475. The selective pressure maxillary impression- a review of technique and


19/2/14 Mohit

476. An overview of treatment considerations for esthetic restorations: a review 26/2/14 Rohit

477. The effects of polishing techniques on the surface roughness of acrylic denture

base resin

26/2/14 Shivangi

478. Minimallydisciplined impression technique A clinical report IJCDS 2011 5/3/14 Mithilesh

479. Biomechanical optimization of implant diameter and length for immediate

loading- a non-linear finite element analysis

5/3/14 Nupur

480. Effect of platelet rich plasma on the outcome of early loaded implants: 3 month

follow up study

5/3/14 Sanjeeva

481. Accuracy of newly formulated fast setting elastomeric impression materials 12/3/14 Abhinav


ridge

12/3/14 Mansha



Page | 217

483. The effect of remounting procedures on patient’s comfort for complete denture

treatment

12/3/14 Mohit

484. Immediate loading applications in implant dentistry 19/3/14 Rohit

485. Implant retained cantilever fixed prosthesis- where and when 19/3/14 Shivangi

486. A simple technique for marking ala-tragal line 26/3/14 Mithilesh

487. Customizing palatal contours of a denture to improve speech intelligibility 26/3/14 Nupur

488. Bio mechanical role of occlusal cusp fossa contact relation ship 26/3/14 Sanjeeva

489. Utilizing speech to simplify a personalized denture service 2/4/14 Abhinav

490. Influence of denture cleansers on colour stability of 3 types of denture base

acrylic resin

2/4/14 Mansha

491. Marginal accuracy of interim restorations fabricated for interim

autopolymerizing resin

2/4/14 Mohit

492. Coverage error of three conceptually different shade guide systems to vital

unrestored dentition

9/4/14 Rohit

493. The hollow maxillary complete denture- a modified technique 9/4/14 Shivangi

494. A simple technique for exposing margins on a solid working cast 16/4/14 Mithilesh

495. A relining and rebasing technique 16/4/14 Nupur

496. Stress analysis of an all ceramic FDP loaded according to different occlusal

contacts

16/4/14 Sanjeeva

497. Obtaining maxillomandibular records and definitive impressions in a single visit

for a completely edentulous patient with a history of combination syndrome.

23/4/14 Abhinav

498. Implant rehabilitation of a denture-wearing patient with microstomia 23/4/14 Mansha

499. Changes caused by a mandibular removable partial denture opposing a maxillary

complete denture

23/4/14 Mohit

500. Changes caused by a mandibular removable partial denture opposing a maxillary

complete denture

30/4/14 Rohit

501. Management of obstructive sleep apnea in an edentulous patient with a

mandibular advancement splint : a clinical report

30/4/14 Shivangi

502. Post and core systems refinement to tooth preparation and cementation 07/05/14 Mithilesh

503. Modified impression technique for hyperplastic alveolar ridges 07/05/14 Nupur

504. Comparison of occlusal plane in dentulous and edentulous patients: A

cephalometric study

07/05/14 Sanjeeva

505. Classification system for conventional crown & fixed partial denture failures 14/05/14 Abhinav

506. Dimensions and displacement pattern of the posterior palatal seal 14/05/14 Mansha



Page | 218

507. Method for immediate fabrication of an occlusal device 14/05/14 Mohit

508. The etiology and management of gagging : A review of the literature 21/05/14 Rohit

509. A Common-sense Approach to Splint Therapy 21/05/14 Shivangi

510. Fibre post vs cast post and cores 28/05/14 Mithilesh

511. Management of flabby tissue 28/05/14 Nupur

512. Fracture resistance of maxillary complete dentures subjected to long term water

immersion.

28/05/14 Sanjeeva

513. Phonetics and tongue position to improve mandibular denture retention 4/06/14 Mansha

514. Complete arch implant impression technique 4/06/14 Mohit

515. Metal reinforced single implant mandibular overdenture retained by an

attachment: a clinical report

11/06/14 Rohit

516. Determination of occlusal plane using a custom made occlusal plane analyzer 11/06/14 Shivangi

517. A simple method to transfer the selected path of insertion of R.P.D. intraorally 18/06/14 Mithilesh

518. The History and Development of the Dental Surveyor 18/06/14 Nupur

519. Cast-Based Guided Implant Placement: A

Novel Technique

18/06/14 Sanjeeva

520. Clinical comparison of prosthetic complications of implant overdenture with

different attachment systems

25/06/14 Abhinav

521. Indication of root orientation on a cast for implant surgical guide fabrication 25/06/14 Mansha

522. Effect of crown ferrule on the fracture resistance of endodontically treated teeth

restored with pre fabricated post

25/06/14 Mohit

523. Display of maxillary and mandibular anterior teeth during smile and speech: age

and sex correlation

02/07/14 Rohit

524. An accurate interocclusal record by creating a vertical stop 02/07/14 Shivangi

525. A modified one step putty wash impression rechnique 09/07/14 Mithilesh

526. The History and Development of Posterior

Denture Teeth

09/07/14 Nupur

527. Gaining Retention, Support And Stability Of A Maxillary Obturator 09/07/14 Sanjeeva

528. Proximal contact loss between implant supported prosthesis and adjacent

natural teeth- A clinical report

16/07/14 Abhinav

529. Prosthodontic principles in the framework design of maxillary obturator

prosthesis

16/07/14 Mansha

530. Thick and thin veneers 16/07/14 Mohit

531. Three unit fixed prosthesis , V/S implant supported single crown 23/07/14 Rohit



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532. Use of CAD CAM technology to fabricate a removable partial denture framework 23/07/14 Shivangi

533. Ankylosophy 30/07/14 Mithilesh

534. Oral manifestations of diabetes mellitus in complete denture wearers 30/07/14 Nupur

535. Implants In The Esthetic Zone.DentClin N Am 2006:50:391-407. 30/07/14 Sanjeeva

536. In vitro comparison of visual and computer aided pre and post tooth shade

determination using various home bleaching procedures .

06/08/14 Abhinav

537. The dynesthetic interpretation of dentogenic concept 06/08/14 Mansha

538. The Cicero system for CAD CAM fabrication of full ceramic crowns 06/08/14 Mohit

539. Prosthodontic management of a patient with neurological disorder after

resection of an acoustic neurinoma – A clinical report

13/08/14 Rohit

540. The history and development of dental surveyor 13/08/14 Shivangi

541. Fabrication of customized sectional impression trays in management of patients

with limited mouth opening: a simple and unique approach

20/08/14 Mithilesh

542. Dimensions and displacement pattern of

the posterior palatal seal

20/08/14 Nupur

543. Gingival Retraction Techniques For Implants Versus Teeth 20/08/14 Sanjeeva

544. Comparison of porcelain surface and flexural strength obtained by microwave

and conventional overglazing

27/08/14 Abhinav

545. Orofacial pain and occlusion – Is there a clinic ? an overview of current concepts

and clinical implications

27/08/14 Mansha

546. Site classification for the osseointegrated implant 27/08/14 Mohit

547. The history and development of posterior denture teeth :introduction -I 03/09/14 Rohit

548. The history and development of posterior denture teeth- Introduction II 03/09/14 Shivangi

549. A procedure for reliveing an existing prosthesis to fit implant abutment 10/09/14 Mithilesh

550. Obtaining maxillomandibular records and definitive impressions in a single visit

for a completely edentulous patient with a history of combination syndrome

10/09/14 Nupur

551. Rehabilitation Of A Patient With Partial Glossectomy 10/09/14 Sanjeeva

552. Papilla preservation techniques 17/09/14 Abhi

553. Flexible partial denture : A hope for the challenged mouth 17/09/14 Rajesh

554. Surface modifications for endosseous dental implants 17/09/14 Surbhi

555. Lightweight acrylic resin facial prosthesis for maxillofacial defects: A

fabrication and retention method : J Prosthet Dent 2013;110:326-330

24/09/14 Tanvi

556. Classification system for conventional crown and fixed partial denture failure 24/09/14 Tushyata



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Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects- 100%

S.No. Name of the faculty

Name of the student

Batch Thesis topic Completed /ongoing

1. Dr. Ajay Gupta Karan Kapoor 2010 Clinical and radiographic evaluation of platform switched dental implants

Completed

2. Dr. Ajay Gupta Swati Saggar 2010 Evaluation of implant supported overdentures as an alternative treatment methodology for edentulous patients

Completed

3. Dr. Ajay Gupta Amit Kumar Tyagi

2011 Evalution of effect of 2 fiber post & 2 luting agent routine system: a clinical study

Completed

4. Dr. Ajay Gupta Arun Kant

2011 Influence of customized gingival former on dental implants placed in healed alveolar ridges in extracted sockets. An in vivo study

Completed

5. Dr. Ajay Gupta Mohit Singh 2012 Comparison of patient satisfaction & prosthodontic needs with ball and bar attachments for implant retained overdentures

Ongoing

6. Dr. Ajay Gupta Rohit Mittal 2012 The correlation between crown implant ratios & marginal bone resorption

Ongoing

7. Dr. Ajay Gupta Mithilesh Kumar 2013 Comparative evaluation of crestal bone loss using short and long implants: An invivo study

Ongoing

8. Dr. Ajay Gupta Abhi Sharma 2014 Evaluation of marginal bone around dental implants supporting fixed partial denture prosthesis.

Ongoing

9. Dr. Ajay Gupta Tushyata Chandhok

2014 Comparative evaluation of single and two dental implant supported overdenture- an invivo study.

Ongoing

10. Dr. Leena Tomer Saraswati Rana 2010 Evaluation of bone rehabilitation to achieve optimal esthetics in dental implants

Completed



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11. Dr. Leena Tomer Manisha Kanwar 2011 Evaluation of dental implants using bone expansion technique

Completed

12. Dr. Leena Tomer Mansha Mohan 2012 Effects of platform switching technique on hard & soft tissues

Ongoing

13. Dr. Leena Tomer Sanjeeva Olepu 2013 Assessment of correlation between insertion torque, resonance frequency analysis and CBCT of implants in bone of different densities: An invivo study

Ongoing

14. Dr. Leena Tomer R.Rajesh Babu 2014 Comparison of two different gingival retraction systems. Expasyl and medicated retraction cord.

Ongoing

15. Dr. Vijay Prakash Rahul Das

2011 Comparative evaluation of anterior teeth restored with porcelain fused to metal crown and all ceramic crown in vivo study

Completed

16. Dr. Vijay Prakash Shivangi Chaudhary

2012 Comparison of two bonding agents on survival of ceramic laminate veneers

Ongoing

17. Dr. Vijay Prakash Surbhi gupta 2014 Evaluation of comparison between Composite veneers and porcelain veneers

Ongoing

18. Dr. Sahil Narula Abhishek Sharma

2011 Evaluation of various bone parameters in immediately loaded maxillary dental implants

Completed

19. Dr. Sahil Narula Abhinav Chauhan

2012 Effects of vent sprues on the castability & porosity of cobalt chromium alloy removable partial dentures

Ongoing

20. Dr. Sahil Narula Nupur Bhargava 2013 Evaluation of bone loss in relation to angulated abutments placed in implants in the anterior maxilla: An vivo study

Ongoing

21. Dr. Sahil Narula Tanvi Kalra 2014 Clinical and radiographic evaluation of platform switched dental implants

Ongoing



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institute


Faculty

NAME AND DESIGNATION

AWARD/RECOGNITION FOR EXCELLENCE

YEAR AWARDED BY

Dr. Vijay Prakash (Reader)

Best Paper presentation Nov 2014 42nd Indian prosthodontic society conference

Dr. Vijay Prakash (Reader)

Best Paper presentation 7th International Congress of Oral Implantology at New Delhi.

January 2014 AOI

Doctoral / post-doctoral fellows

S.No Presenter Name

Awards Venue

Paper Poster Prize

1 Dr. Yujika Bakshi

“PROESTHETICODONTIA” 1st 37th IPS conference, Trissur

2 DR. NUPUR BHARGAVA

Pharmacological History- Boon or Nemesis

1st 41st IPS Conference, Ahmedabad

3 DR. SANJEEVA OLEPU

Pharmacological History- Boon or Nemesis


4 DR. MANSHA MOHAN

Platform switching- a panacea for crestal bone loss

1st 7th International congress of Oral Implantology, New Delhi

5 DR. ROHIT MITTAL

Lumineers- now perfect smiles painlessly, permanently

2nd 41st IPS Conference, Ahmedabad



6 DR. MOHIT SINGH



7 DR. SHIVANGI CHAUDHARY

Lumineers- now perfect smiles painlessly, permanently

2nd 41st IPS Conference, Ahmedabad

8 DR. AMIT TYAGI

Platform switching- an answer to crestal bone loss


9 DR. KARAN KAPOOR

Platform switched implants- an answer to

1st 14th IPS Postgraduate Student’s Convention Indian Prosthodontic



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crestal bone loss

Society, Mangalore

Students



S. No.

Activity Topic Speaker/guest invited

Month & year

1. CDE Ceramic build up and opaque modification – a live demonstration

27th May 2006

2. CDE Prostho and perio 5th August, 2006

3. CDE Flexible dentures- a milestone in removable prosthodontics

Dr. Suresh Chandra 28th November, 2008

4. CDE Dental implants- surgical and prosthodontic considerations

Dr. Harish Yadav Dr. Abhay Lambha

27th August, 2011

5. CDE Evident success in implant’s with beauty and speed

Dr. Ajay Sharma 6th October, 2012)

6. CDE Articulators Von Florian Mack 5th September, 2014


Research projects are sent to university ethical committee for clearance.






MDS I year Through entrance

2 3 100%

MDS II year Through entrance

2 1 100%

MDS III year Through entrance

2 3 100%


Name of the Program



same university

% of students from other universities

within the State

% of students from


State

% of students

from other countries

MDS I year 20 20 60 MDS II year - - 100 MDS III year - 40 60



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N.A.



UG to PG

PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB

PG to Ph.D.

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral

Employed

Campus selection


Entrepreneurs

N.A


Name Designation BDS

COLLEGE,UNIVERSITY,YEAR

MDS COLLEGE,UNIVERSITY,

YEAR

WHICH STATE

BELONG TO

NATIONALITY

Dr. Ajay Gupta Professor and Head

KGMC, Lucknow, Lucknow University, 1993

KGMC, Lucknow, Lucknow University, 1996

Uttar Pradesh

Indian

Dr. Leena Tomer

Professor Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, University of Delhi, 1995

Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU, 1999

Uttar Pradesh

Indian

Dr. Sahil Narula

Reader Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, University of Delhi, 2001

KLE Institute of Dental Sciences, Belgaum, RGUHS, Karnataka, 2005

Delhi Indian

Dr. Vijay Prakash

Reader Manipal College of Dental Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka. MAHE University in 2001.

Manipal College of Dental Sciences, Manipal, Karnataka. Manipal University in 2005.

Uttar Pradesh

Indian

Dr. Gagan Khanna

Reader MCODS Manipal, MAHE University, 2004

MCODS Manipal, Manipal University, 2009

Delhi Indian

Dr. Poonam Reader Baba Jaswant Singh Subharti Dental Delhi Indian



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Rampal Dental College & Research Institute Ludhiana Punjab, BFUHS, Faridkot, 2004

College, Meerut, B.R.Ambedkar University, Agra, 2009

Dr. Cherry Anmol

Reader D.J. College Of Dental Sciences & Research Centre, Modinagar, September 2005.

Ragas Dental College & Hospital, Chennai, April 2009.

Uttar Pradesh

Indian

Dr. Deepesh Saxena

Reader Subharti Dental College, Meerut, B.R.Ambedkar University, Agra, 2007

Subharti Dental College, Meerut, Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, Meerut, 2010

Uttar Pradesh

Indian

Dr. Yujika Bakshi

Sr. Lecturer M.M. College Of Dental Sciences And Research, Mullana, Ambala, K.U.K, 2007

DJ College Of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar, B. R. University of Agra, 2012

Haryana Indian


of the same institute 1

from other universities within the State 4

from universities from other States 4

from universities outside the country Nil


assessment period

N.A.


a) Library

S.No ISSUED ACCESSION

NO. AUTHOR TITLE

1 19/12/08 2408 ANUSAVICE PHILLIPS SC OF DENTAL MATERIALS

2 19/12/08 5 MANNAPALLI BASIC DENTAL MATERIALS

3 19/12/08 611 CHANDRA AND CHANDRA

TB OF DENTAL MATERIALS WITH MCQs

4 19/12/08 1655 PURI,MOHINI SYNOPSIS OF DENTAL MATERIALS

5 19/12/08 2338 SRIVASTAVA DENTAL MATERIALS Q & ANS

6 19/12/08 2401 LEVOY 201 SECRETS OF HIGH PERFORMANCE IN DENTAL PRACTICE

7 19/12/08 2414 MACGREGON CLINICAL DENTAL PROSTHETICS

8 19/12/08 2849 MISCH DENTAL IMPLANT PROSTHETICS

9 19/12/08 2230 KANTROWICZ INLAYS, CROWN & BRIDGES

10 19/12/08 1914 SHILLINGBURG FUNDAMENTALS OF FPD

11 19/12/08 1433 MALONE TYLAMAN’S THEORY AND PRACTICE OF FPD



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12 19/12/08 2416 MCGIVENEY MCCRACKENS REMOVABLE PARTIAL PROSTHODONTICS

13 19/12/08 2804 SORATUR ESSENTIALS OF PROSTHODONTICS

14 19/12/08 2810 SARANDHA TB OF COMPLETE DENTURE PROSTHODONTICS

15 19/12/08 2815 NALLASWAMY TB OF PROSTHODONTICS

16 19/12/08 1335 ZARB BOLENDER PROSTHODONTIC TREATMENT OF EDENTULOUS PATIENTS

17 19/12/08 2234 ZARB BOLENDER PROSTHETIC TREATMENT OF EDENTULOUS PATIENTS

18 19/12/08 1793 WINKLER ESSENTIALS OF COMPLETE DENTURE PROSTHODONTICS

19 19/12/08 2426 BLOCK C/A OF DENTAL IMPLANT SURGERY

20 19/12/08 3001 SHILLINGBURG FUNDAMENTALS OF TOOTH PREPARATION

21 19/12/08 2993 BUDTZ PROSTHODONTICS FOR THE ELDERLY DIAGNOSIS & T/T

22 19/12/08 3002 MCLEAN SCIENCE AND ART OF DENTAL CERAMICS

23 19/12/08 2806 MCCORD TREATMENT OF EDENTULOUS PATIENTS

24 19/12/08 2149 TYAGI ESSENTIALS OF DENTAL MATERIALS

25 19/12/08 2821 HOPKINS C/A OF PREPROSTHETIC ORAL SURGERY

26 19/12/08 528 LECHNER REMOVABLE PARTIAL PROSTHODONTICS

27 19/12/08 2896 GLADWIN CLINICAL ASPECTS OF DENTAL MATERIALS

28 19/12/08 227 BARLETT CLINICAL PROBLEM SOLVING IN PROSTHODONTICS

29 19/12/08 2812 JENKINS PRECISION ATTACHMENT A LINK TO SUCCESSFUL T/T

30 19/12/08 2996 KLUGMAN PROSTHODONTICS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

31 19/12/08 2857 BLOCK IMPLANTS IN DENTISTRY

32 19/12/08 2792 KAKKAR ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY

33 19/12/08 1973 BABBUSH DENTAL IMPLANTS: THE ART & SCIENCE

34 19/12/08 2813 THOMAS PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION

35 19/12/08 2229 RAHN & HEARTWELL

TB OF COMPLETE DENTURE

36 19/12/08 2802 BASKER & DAVENPORT

PROSTHETIC T/T OF EDENTULOUS PATIENT

37 19/12/08 2999 LAMB PROBLEM & SOLUTION IN COMPLETE DENTURE PROSTHODONTICS

38 19/12/08 2228 STEVENS IMPLANT PROSTHODONTICS

39 19/12/08 2992 MINNORUAL NEW MAGNETIC APPLICATIONS IN CLINICAL DENTISTRY

40 19/12/08 2995 DAWSON FUNCTIONAL OCCLUSION FROM TMJ TO SMILE DESIGN

41 19/12/08 2816 AOSHIMA COLLECTION OF CERAMIC WORKS

42 19/12/08 3004 TAYLOR CLINICAL MAXILLOFACIAL PROSTHETICS

43 19/12/08 1050 NEJAD, NICK VIVA IN DENTAL MATERIALS

b) Internet facilities for staff and students- Desktop with internet connection (WiFi)

c) Total number of class rooms- 3

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms- 1



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e) Students’ laboratories- 1

f) Research laboratories- 1


a) From the host institution/university

b) From other institutions/universities

N.A


No such provision by university.


so, highlight the methodology.

No


j. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


Yes, the department obtains the feedback from the faculty. A feedback questionnaire is

filled by respective staff. Any deletions or additions in the curriculum and necessary

suggestions in the teaching learning evaluations are made.

k. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


A committee is made to evaluate the feedback forms for the students. Students fill the

feedback. The feedback forms are analyzed and a pictorial graph is given to each faculty

for self-assessment.

l. Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

The employers and the alumini can give their valuable suggestions for the department

through a feedback form which can be implemented to bring about necessary changes for

the upliftment of the department.


Dr Himanshu Shekhawat- Sr Lecturer at PGI Rohtak

Dr Ashwani Sachdeva- Sr Lecturer at Sarender Dental College, Ganganagar,

Rajasthan.

Dr Vipul Barasia- Sr Lecturer at College of Dental Sciences and Research Centre,

Ahmedabad, Gujarat.



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Dr Yugika Bakshi- Sr Lecturer at DJ College of Dental Sciences and Research,

Modinagar

Dr Swati Saggar- Consultant prosthodontist at ECHS, Fatehabad, Haryana


involving external experts.

S. No.

Activity Topic Speaker/guest invited

Month & year

1. CDE Ceramic build up and opaque modification – a live demonstration

27th May 2006

2. CDE Prostho and perio 5th August, 2006

3. CDE Flexible dentures- a milestone in removable prosthodontics

Dr. Suresh Chandra 28th November, 2008

4. CDE Dental implants- surgical and prosthodontic considerations

Dr. Harish Yadav Dr. Abhay Lambha

27th August, 2011

5. CDE Evident success in implant’s with beauty and speed

Dr. Ajay Sharma 6th October, 2012)

6. CDE Articulators Von Florian Mack 5th September, 2014


teaching.

BDS & Dental Mechanics

Use of LC Display (power point) for lectures

Chair side Discussion in Clinics

Small Group teaching

Tutorials

Assignments

Revision Tests

MDS

Seminars

Journal clubs

Clinical Postings

Dissertation

Chair side Discussion in Clinics

Symposium



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Workshops

CDE Programmes

Inter Department Clinical Club



Two terminal examinations in the subject

Assignments given during clinical postings

Completion of specified work by the students

Clinical exam at the end of postings

Viva voce

OSPE


Screening camps are organized and poor patients are treated at nominal cost

Special home visits for senior patients

Serial No.

Date Place Of Camp No. Of

Patients Examined

1. 7/1/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at Siwal Village 256

2. 19/01/2008 Treatment Camp At Kalchinna Village 87

3. 25/01/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at Ginni Devi girls

Intercollege Modinagar 204

4. 29/01/2008 Treatment Camp at village Tauri Modinagar 86

5. 2/02/2008 Treatment Camp At Nahali, Modinagar 97

6. 13/02/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at DMPS School

Modinagar 295

7. 23/02/2008 Treatment Camp at village Khanpur Modinagar 135

8. 28/02/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Khanpur

Modinagar 260


10. 19/03/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Vidyapur

Modinagar 142

11. 22/03/2008 Treatment camp at Village Mavi, Modinagar 78

12. 31/03/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at Patla Village

Modinagar 187

13. 4/04/2008 Treatment camp at village Tauri, Modinagar 86


Modinagar 152

15. 21/04/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at Sanjay Gandhi

Intercollege Newari, Modinagar 240



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16. 28/04/2008 Treatment camp at village Bilojpura , Modinagar 98

17. 01/05/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp Sanjay Gandhi




19. 19/05/2008 Treatment camp at village Bilojpura, Modinagar 97



21. 31/05/2008 Treatment camp at government Intercollege Khilora 152

22. 2/06/2008 Treatment camp at village Sewal Modinagar 106



24. 2/06/2008 Treatment camp at village Pachgaon, Modinagar 164

25. 14/06/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Saalinagar

Modinagar 463


Modinagar 140

27. 26/06/2008 Treatment camp at village Jhora , Modinagar 107

28. 1/07/2008 Treatment camp at village Dadauli , Modinagar 114

29. 9/07/2008 Treatment camp at village Bilochpura, Modinagar 70


Modinagar 278

31. 29/07/2008 Treatment camp at village Saalinagar, Modinagar 186

32. 31/07/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Dadauli

Modinagar 165

33. 8/08/2008 Treatment camp at village Lohara, Modinagar 99

34. 14/08/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at Village Pilana

Modinagar 154

35. 23/08/2008 Treatment camp at village Pilana , Modinagar 135

36. 26/08/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Bilochpura

Modinagar 201


38. 2/09/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Khanjarpur

Modinagar 150


40. 22/09/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Suhana

Modinagar 134

41. 30/09/2008 Treatment camp at village Suhana, Modinagar 107

42. 2/10/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Banera

Modinagar 121

43. 10/10/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Nangola

Modinagar 214

44. 24/10/2008 Treatment camp at village Nangola , Modinagar 187


46. 8/11/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Ramnagar

Modinagar 165


48. 22/11/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Ujjaira

Modinagar 156

49. 7/12/2008 Treatment camp at village Ujjaira , Modinagar 67

50. 19/12/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp at Krishna 134



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Intercollege Newari, Modinagar

51. 24/12/2008 Treatment camp at Krishna Intercollege, Newari, Modinagar 56


53. 03/01/2009 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village, Modinagar 105

54. 15/01/2009 Treatment Camp At kalchinna, Modinagar 90

55. 21/01/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kalchinna Village 156



57. 3/02/2009 Treatment camp at Village Tauri, Modinagar 40

58. 18/02/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Tauri

Modinagar 180

59. 26/02/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at Nahali Village

Modinagar 188

60. 17/03/2009 Treatment Camp At Sanjay Puri, Modinagar 58



Modinagar 400


Modinagar 86

64. 9/04/2009 Treatment Camp At DMPS, Modinagar 265



Modinagar 105


Modinagar 67

68. 5/05/2009 Treatment camp at Village Vidyapur, Modinagar 233

69. 9/05/2009 Treatment camp at Patla village , Modinagar 129


Modinagar 152

71. 21/05/2009 Treatment camp at village Mavi, Modinagar 65


Modinagar 216





75. 23/06/2009 Treatment camp at village Sewal , Modinagar 66



77. 2/07/2009 Treatment camp at Village Khilora, Modinagar 164

78. 7/07/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at V.T Public School

Modinagar 363


Modinagar 226


81. 21/07/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Pachgaon

Modinagar 216



Modinagar 260

84. 4/08/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Dadauli 189



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Modinagar



Modinagar 236


Modinagar 390



Modinagar 336


Modinagar 140


Modinagar 221

92. 11/09/2009 Treatment camp at village Banera, Modinagar 88

93. 16/09/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Nangla

Modinagar 196

94. 23/09/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Potri

Modinagar 219

95. 26/09/2009 Treatment camp at village Potri, Modinagar 66

96. 1/10/2009 Treatment camp at Nahali Village Modinagar 103

97. 8/10/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kalchinna Village

Modinagar 137

98. 13/10/2009 Treatment Camp At Dabana, Modinagar 86

99. 15/10/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Dabana

Modinagar 140

100. 29/10/2009 Treatment camp at village Pilana

Modinagar 63


Modinagar 240

102. 5/11/2009 Treatment camp at village RamnagarModinagar 93

103. 12/11/2009 Treatment camp at village Bhojpur , Modinagar 206

104. 16/11/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Patla

Modinagar 237

105. 19/11/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at Shanti Niketan

Public School Modinagar 100

106. 25/11/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp At Saraswati Public


107. 07/12/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Painga

Modinagar 120

108. 09/12/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Ammeepur


109. 14/12/2009 Treatment camp at village Ammeepur Nangla Modinagar 110

110. 29/12/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at Flora Dale Higher

Sc School Modinagar 232


112. 19/01/2010 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village 87




115. 4/02/2010 Treatment Camp At Nahali

Modinagar 93



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Modinagar 295



Modinagar 245



Modinagar 162

121. 22/03/2010 Treatment camp at Village Mavi Modinagar 98


Modinagar 182



Modinagar 170




127. 03/05/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp SanjayGandhi












Modinagar 423




Modinagar 278



Modinagar 165

140. 1108/2010 Treatment camp at village Lohara. Modinagar 99


Modinagar 154

142. 25/08/2010 Treatment camp at village Pilana ,Modinagar 135


Modinagar 201


Modinagar 150



Modinagar 134



Modinagar 121



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Modinagar 208

150. 21/10/2010 Treatment camp at village Nangola , Modinagar 187



Modinagar 165



Modinagar 156


156. 03/12/2010 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village, Modinagar 118






Modinagar 140

161. 8/01/2011 Treatmet camp at Village Tauri, Modinagar 80



Modinagar 163



Modinagar 400



Modinagar 260



Modinagar 105



Modinagar 203



Modinagar 152



Modinagar 226


177. 2/04/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at Village Bilojpura

Modinagar 193












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Modinagar 463


Modinagar 126

186. 16/05/2011 Treatment camp at village Jhora

Modinagar 95


Modinagar 116



Modinagar 260



Modinagar 189

192. 7/06/2011 Treatment camp at village Dadauli

Modinagar 106


Modinagar 136


Modinagar 97


Modinagar 190

196. 21/06/2011 Treatment camp at village Bilochpura

Modinagar 154


Modinagar 136



Modinagar 140

200. 6/07/2011 Treatment camp at village SuhanaModinagar 102


Modinagar 121



Modinagar 156

204. 18/07/2011 Treatment camp at village Nangla, Modinagar 101


Modinagar 119


207. 6/08/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Fatehpur

Modinagar 117

208. 8/08/2011 Treatment camp at village Fatehpur, Modinagar 85

209. 13/08/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Asadpur

Nagal Modinagar 156



Modinagar 218

212. 25/08/2011 Treatment camp at village Nangola Modinagar 141



Modinagar 176



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Modinagar 141

217. 17/09/2011 Treatment camp at village Ujjaira Modinagar 79

218. 20/09/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at Krishna


219. 24/09/2011 Treatment camp at Krishna Intercollege Newari, Modinagar 64

220. 28/09/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Nahali

village Modinagar 164

221. 1/10/2011 Treatment camp at Nahali Village ,Modinagar 103


Modinagar 147



Modinagar 140

225. 18/10/2011 Treatment camp at village Lohara Modinagar 97


Modinagar 167

227. 29/10/2011 Treatment camp at village Pilana Modinagar 113


Modinagar 140

229. 5/11/2011 Treatment camp at village Ramnagar, Modinagar 93

230. 8/11/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at villag Bhojpur

Modinagar 156

231. 12/11/2011 Treatment camp at village Bhojpur Modinagar 106


Modinagar 137



234. 22/11/2011 Treatment Camp at village Patla Modinagar 109



236. 06/12/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Pastra

Modinagar 105


Modinagar 120



239. 14/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Ammeepur Nangla

Modinagar 110

240. 16/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Pastra, Modinagar 65

241. 17/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Painga Modinagar 80




BakhravModinagar 100

244. 7/01/2012 Treatment camp at village Bakhrav, Modinagar 60

245. 18/01/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Kurali

Modinagar 59

246. 21/01/2012 Treatment camp at village Kurali, Modinagar 40

247. 3/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Gyansthali 83



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Modinagar

248. 6/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Niwari village 140

249. 11/2/12 Treatment camp at Niwari village 70

250. 18/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Machri village 110

251. 22/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Pachgaon Village 160

252. 25/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Pachgaon 170

253. 3/3/12 Treatment camp at Pachgaon 80

254. 8/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp village Khindora 200

255. 10/3/12 Treatment camp at Khindora 63

256. 14/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Bakharva village 150


258. 20/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school, Titroda 430

259. 24/3/12 Treatment camp at village Fatehpur 56

260. 26/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Basod 124

261. 31/3/12 Treatment camp at Khiloda 71

262. 4/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kalchina village 173

263. 7/4/12 Treatment camp at Kalchina village 97

264. 11/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Sarai village 136

265. 14/4/12 Treatment camp at Barasia 57

266. 18/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Bhanada 143

267. 21/4/12 Treatment camp at village Suhana 105

268. 25/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Tehra village 247

269. 28/4/12 Treatment camp at village Tehra 154

270. 2/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Panchgaon school 375

271. 5/5/12 Treatment camp at Karoli village 141

272. 7/05/12 Treatement camp at Nangla village

273. 9/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Khindora village 193


275. 16/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school at Johra 626

276. 19/5/12 Treatment camp at village Johra 146

277. 23/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Gaurikheda 108

278. 26/5/12 Treatment camp at village Gaurikheda 62

279. 29/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school at Painga 394

280. 2/6/12 Treatment camp at village Painga 138

281. 6/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Niwari 173

282. 9/6/12 Treatment camp at village Niwari 69

283. 13/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school at Flora

Dale Public School, Siwal 274

284. 16/6/12 Treatment at village Puthri 86

285. 20/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Tehra 254

286. 23/6/12 Treatment camp at village Sonda 131

287. 27/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Dabana 143

288. 30/6/12 Treatment camp at village Khindora 69

289. 7/7/12 Treatment camp at Ramnagar 94

290. 11/7/12 Treatment camp at village Barsoia 86

291. 14/7/12 Treatment camp at village Asifpur Ujjaira 105

292. 18/7/12 Treatment camp at village Pacgaon 120

293. 21/7/12 Treatment camp at village Painga 52

294. 25/7/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Dhara Public

School 200

295. 27/7/12 AMM Public School, Modinagar 150



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296. 30/7/12 Chaya Public School, Modinagar 340

297. 1/8/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Niwari 350

298. 4/8/12 Treatment camp at village Niwari 128

299. 8/8/12 Treatment camp at village Tehra 93

300. 11/8/12 Treatment camp at village Khindora 143

301. 18/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kanisha Public


302. 21/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Vaibhav Memorial

Public School 130

303. 22/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Niwari Public

School, Niwari 124

304. 24/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Primary School

Mohammadpur Kadim 81

305. 24/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Senior Secondary

School Mohammadpur Kadim 40

306. 6/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at TRM public


307. 10/09/2012 Treatment camp at Village Siwal Khas 86

308. 15/09/2012 Treatment camp at Village Asifpur Ujjaira 124

309. 19/09/12 Treatment camp at Village Gwali khera 136

310. 24/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Shiksha

Niketan, Shivpuri Modinagar 136

311. 28/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Primary school

Asifpur Ujjaira 37

312. 28/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Secondary school

Asifpur Ujjaira 43

313. 29/09/12 Treatment camp at Village Amipur Sarau 176

314. 3-10-2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Green Chamber

Public School 215

315. 6/10/2012 Treatement camp at Binoli Village 94

316. 7/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Upwan Public

School 218

317. 9/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Naveen Bal

Vidhyalya Junior High School, Modinagar 250


319. 17/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Dolphin Play

School , Modinagar 305

320. 18/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at DGR Public School 694

321. 20/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Basant Public


322. 25/10/2012 Treatememt camp at Titroda. Village, Modinagar 142

323. 31/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at St Teressa

Academy, Modinagar 601

324. 1/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Fantasy Land


325. 14/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at V.T. Public School,

Modinagar 52

326. 27/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Naveen Bal Vidya

Mandir, Modinagar 66

327. 5/12/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Dayavati Modi




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328. 13/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Niwari Village, Modinagar 56

329. 19/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Mahmoudpur Kadim Village 80

330. 21/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Abupur Village, Modinagar 73

331. 27/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Kalchina Village, Modinagar 39

332. 21/01/2013 Treatment Camp at Sikri Village, Modinagar 36

333. 22/01/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Blue Bird School,

Modinagar 148





336. 29/01/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at DAV Public



Public School 240

338. 13/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at SD Public School,

Modinagar 67

339. 14/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at TRM Public


340. 16/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Jivan Ghar ,

Modinagar 110

341. Screening and Health Education Camp at ANM Public


342. 26/02/2013 Treatment Camp at Sikhera Village, Modinagar 19

343. 27/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Saraswati Vidya


344. 5/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Abupur Village, Modinagar 29

345. 7/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Puthri Village, Modinagar 80

346. 8/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Suhana Village, Modinagar 56

347. 14/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Modinagar Sugar Mill, Modinagar 106

348. 16/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Dholri Village 60



351. 1/04/2013 Treatment Camp at Sarah village Modinagar 60

352. 24/04/2013 Screening camp at school 200

353. 9/05/2013 Treatment camp at Bhojpur Village,Modinagar 87

354. 21/05/2013 Treatment Camp at village Bisokhar Modinagar 42

355. 23/05/2013 Treatment Camp at village Gadana Modinagar 52


357. 28/06/2013 Treatment Camp at village Siwal Modinagar 99


359. 22/07/2013 Treatment Camp at village Rohri Modinagar 50

360. 16/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Anapurna Mill,

Sikhera road, Modinagar 24

361. 17/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Swami

Vivekanand School , Modinagar 128


Mandir, Gadana 87

363. 24/08/2013 Treatment Camp at village Dhaulri Modinagar 71

364. 30/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at KN Modi Global




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School,Modinagar 130

366. 13/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at DGR Public School,

Modinagar 146

367. 14/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at DGR Public School 310

368. 15/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Sikhera 94

369. 18/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Dolphin Public


370. 19/09/2013 Treatment camp at village Niwari, Modinagar 67

371. 23/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Saraswati Vidya

Mandir , Modinagar 342

372. 27/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Dayavati Modi

Junior High School , 610





375. 29/10/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Bal Upvan School

, Modinagar 164

376. 15/11/2013 Screening and Health education camp at HAM Public


377. 23/11/2013 Screening and Health education camp at National Public


378. 26/11/2013 Screening and Health education camp at TRM Public




380. 28/11/2013 Screening camp at TRM Public School , Modinagar 654





383. 4/12/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Solveen

International School , Modinagar 219

384. 21/12/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Adarsh Kanya

Intercollege , Modinagar 432



386. 14/01/2014 Treatment Camp at Bhojpur 190

387. 19/01/2014 Treatment Camp at Sikhera 80


Mandir, Gadana 240


390. 01/03/2014 Treatment camp at Village Niwari 185

391. 04/03/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Janta public

school 624

392. 05/03/2014 Treatment camp at Village Siwal 125


394. 5/04/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Milk Plant,

Bhojpur 130

395. 15/04/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Ratan Jan Seva 67



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trust Sikhera Road Modinagar


397. 29/04/2014 Treatment Camp at Rori Village, Modinagar 73

398. 15/05/14 Screening and Health education camp at Ratan Jan Sewa

Trust Modinagar 43


400. 20/05/2014 Treatment Camp at Siwal Village 143

401. 23/05/2014 Treatment Camp at Kalchina Village 77

402. 29/05/2014 Screening Camp at Siwal Village 80



Students are encouraged to participate in the beyond syllabus scholarly activities by attending

the personality development sessions, team working, communication skills, customer

satisfaction, enrichment courses, research methodology and practice management.


details.

It is an ISO certified organization. ISO 9001:2008


applied.

Camps are organized

Posters are displayed in the department to enlighten the patients about the treatment

modalities.

To increase awareness about newer advancements in the field using models and casts.

Making the UG and PG students aware of the newer innovations by making them present

seminars.

Active participation of the students in conferences and CDEs is encouraged.

New machines and equipment are procured in the department to enhance the practical

skills of the students and to make them aware about the latest technologies.


department.

Strengths

Courses run by the department

Student friendly campus



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Active participation in conferences, conventions and CDE

Ongoing research projects

Publications by faculty and students

Work in the field of ceramics and metallurgy.

Weakness

Lack of value added courses.

Collaboration with foreign universities

Lack of faculty/ student exchange programs

Opportunities

To start certificate course in Implantology.

To start certificate course in Maxillofacial prosthetics.

To become a centre for Ph.D programme.

To collaborate with foreign universities.

Challenges

To maintain quality at lower cost

.


2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

Courses Increase PG seats from 5 to 6

CDE programmes in implantology PG diploma courses in Maxillofacial prosthesis

PG diploma in implantology

Organize national conference/ convention

Establish multisystem implantology program

TLE To convert all lecture halls to smart class

To make campus WiFi enabled

Assessment and evaluation of the teaching pattern based on the student’s feedback.

To introduce evidence based dentistry

To introduce CAD CAM and maxillofacial implants in undergraduate curriculum

Administration

To take initiative to start special training in maxillofacial

To start a separate Dental Materials department.

To create resource person in dental technician training

To establish a centre for Implantology

To train PGs in advanced Implantology.



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prosthetics. programme

Research/ Extention

Encourage collaborative Research

To procure Instron testing machine

To procure CBCT and T Scan

Develop indigenous biomaterials for prosthodontic practice

Separate Research centre in the department

Infrastructure And services

Up gradation of skill laboratories in the department

Reception unit with advanced technology Intercom facility

Trained receptionists and chair-side assistants to assist students in clinical work

Centralized air conditioning of UG and PG clinics

To procure CAD CAM and CBCT technology for post graduates

Innovation Free access to online journals in the department

Online patient records

To develop an intranet facility amongst the departments

To use GUIDE in theory classes

Use of evidence based dentistry in UG and PG

Collaborations Linkages

Collaboration with all neighboring dental colleges

UP state IDA and neighboring engineering colleges

To have student exchange programs

Collaboration with IPS and ICMR

Collaboration with Nobel Biocare and Dentsply



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Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry


1. Name of the Department - Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry

2. Year of establishment-1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university- Yes


Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty fellowship, etc.) – UG

Programme :BDS and PG Programme : MDS .No other programmes offered.

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved-

BDS


Under progress

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons– No Programs discontinued

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System –

For undergraduates there are two internal assessment exams and university exam is conducted

at the end of the session.

For postgraduates there is university exam at the end of the final year.

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments-

Not Applicable


Professors/others)


CAS & MPS)

Professor 2 2 -

Associate Professor/Reader 4 4 -

Assistant Professor 2 2 -

Lecturer 1 1 -


Senior Resident

Nursing staff 1 1 -

Pediatrician 2 2 -

Attendants 2 2 -



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Name


Experience

Name of

Guide

Dr.Rani

Somani

MDS ,BDS HOD And

Professor

Pedodontics

and Preventive

Dentistry

17yrs&8months Dr.Satish

Chandra

Dr. Shipra

Jaidka

MDS ,BDS Professor Pedodontics

and Preventive

Dentistry

11yrs & 1month Dr. I.K Pandit

Dr. Neeti

Bajaj

MDS ,BDS Reader Pedodontics

and Preventive

Dentistry

8yrs & 3months Dr.Shobha

Tandon

Dr.Deepti

Jawa


and Preventive

Dentistry

4yrs &6 months Dr. Rani

Somani

Dr. Soni

Mishra


and Preventive

Dentistry

6yrs &11months Dr.Anuradha

Dr.Ashu

Gupta


and Preventive

Dentistry

10yrs&6months Dr. R.K.

Pandit

Dr. Zohra

Jabin

MDS, BDS Senior

Lecturer

Pedodontics

and Preventive

Dentistry

3 years and 10

months

Dr.Mousami

Goswami

DrMayank

Sharma

MDS ,BDS Senior

Lecturer

Pedodontics

and Preventive

Dentistry

1 year Dr. Rani

Somani

Dr. Neha

Bhatti

MDS,BDS Senior

Lccturer

Pedodontics

and

Preventive

Dentistry

2 month Dr. Rani

Somani

Dr.Smriti

Sharma

BDS Lecturer 2 years and 5

months



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12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors-Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information Nil

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio-UG-11:1, PG- 2:1


actual- 2 Chair Side Assistants,2 Attendants and 2 Nurses,1 Lab technician

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies –

Newer Restorative Materials

Early Childhood Caries

Minimal Invasive Dentistry

Lasers in pediatric Dentistry



received project-wise-

Name of the Faculty

Research Topic Name of the Funding

Agency Dr. Rani Somani Microleakage of various obturating

materials-An invitro Study -

Dr. Shipra Jaidka Recharging of fluoride containing restorative materials with fluoridated dentifrices

-

Dr. Ashu Gupta Effect of various root level irrigants on the adaptation of root canal sealer in permanent teeth-SEM.

-

Dr. Neeti Bajaj Comparative evaluation of different dairy products on salivary pH :An in vivo study

-

Dr Sony Mishra Mineral Trioxide aggregate as a pulp agent for primary teeth pulpotomy

-

Dr, Deepti Jawa Singh

Comparative evaluation of caries removal by chemomechanical agent- papacarie with mechanical method.- an in vitro study

-

Dr. Zohra Jabin Prevelance of early childhood caries in and around Moradabad: A Survey

-

Dr. Mayank Sharma Prevalence of negligence in parents towards oral health care of children, in and around Modinagar.

-

Dr. Neha Bhatti Comparative evaluation of antimicrobials efficacy of various dentifrices –an in vivo study

-



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g) National collaboration b) International collaboration – Under Process ,Efforts are

underway


AICTE, etc.; total grants received. –Under Process


state recognition- Yes

national recognition - Yes

international recognition -Under Process

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies –

Speciality clinics under the name of ‘Suneedhi’ is set up for managing the dental needs of

handicapped children , mentally challenged children and patients below poverty line .

Speciality Clinic for prevention of dental caries. Clinics run on weekly basis ,once every

week-on Tuesdays and Fridays.

A central research cell operates in the college premises equipped with the latest equipments

for the research purpose.

22. Publications:


Publication Record Dr. Rani Somani (Professor and HOD)

S.No. Title of article Journal Year Of

Publication

1. Dermatoglyphic interpretation of dental caries

&its correlation to saliva bacteria interaction:

an in vitro study

JISPPD Jan-Mar; Issue

1 Vol. 27, 2009;17-21

2009

2. Gorlin- Goltz syndrome JOMFP Vol13, Issue 2

Jul-Dec;2009;89-92

2009

3. Comparative evaluation of the efficacy of

chemomechanical caries removal agent and

conventional method of caries removal: an in

vitro study

JISPPD Apr-Jun; Issue

2 Vol. 28;73-77,2010.

2010

4. Taurodontism – Case Reports JOHS Jan-Apr

2010,Vol1 Issue1,17-19

2010

5. Camellia sinesis and dentistry IJOS Jan-Apr 2010 Vol 1, Issue 1,50-53.

2010



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6. The world getting smaller and precise-review IJOS May-Aug 2010 vol1, Issue 2,57-61.

2010

7. Regenerate and Rejuvenate- a review UPSDJ Vol 28(4) Oct 2010: 147-151

2010

8. In vivo effectiveness of Laser Fluorescence compared to visual inspection and intraoral camera for detection of Occlusal caries

IJDS June 2010 Issue 3 Vol2; 15-20

2010

9. Sports dental injuries –epidemiology and prevention

JIDA Vol 4;No.12 Dec 2010;581-583

2010

10. Evaluation of bond strength and resin-dentin interface in permanent dentin using self etch and total etch adhesive system-An in vitro comparison

JOHS Vol 1, Issue 2 May-Aug 2010

2010

11. Platelet rich plasma-healing aid and perfect enhancement factor-review and case report

IJCPD Jan-Apr2001; 4(1),69-75

2011

12. Comparative clinical evaluation of chemomechanical caries removal agent Papacarie with conventional method among rural population in India-in vivo study

Braz J Oral Sci, July-Sep 2011-Vol 10,Number 3

2011

13. Sjogren;s Syndrome : A Review JIAOMR,Jan-Mar2011;23(1):61-64

2011

14. Dentofacial anomalies and oral hygiene status in mentally challenged children- a survey

JIAOMR Jan-Mar 2011; 23 (1): 51-53

2011

15. Child abuse and its detection in dental office Journal of Indian academy of forensic medicine

2011

16. No needle.No tears-Engaging Smiles for Children

IJDS March 2011; Issue 1, Vol 3, 29-30.

2011

17. Comparative evaluation of bond strength and resin dentin interface in deciduous molars using self etch and total etch adhesive system – an in vitro study

Pearldent Vol 2 No.2 Apr-Jun 2011 38-41

2011

18. Evaluation of bond strength and resin dentin interface in secondary dentin using self etch & total etch adhesive system- An in vitro study

Journal of Oro-facial & Health Sciences, 2011, 1-5

2011

19. An Unusual Lateral Incisor- A Case Report JIDA Vol 5 No.5 May 2011; 634- 635

2011

20. Vision is the art of seeing things invisible International Journal of Oral Epidemiology & Community Dentistry 2011

2011

21. Helps them to thrive, not just survive. Preterm Vs Post term teeth-An in vitro comparative evaluation.

Journal of Indian Dental Association Vol 5, No. 8, Aug 2011, 881-883

2011

22. Anticariogenic effects of polyphenol plant products- A review

International Journal of Research in Ayurveda and Pharmacy,2(3),2011:736-742

2011



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23. Effect of remineralizing paste in the prevention of chemical erosion –A comparative study.

Indian Journal of Somatology 2012,3,(2-5)

2012

24. When nature plays up on an ailment –a case report

IJCPD Jan-Feb 2012;5(1)

2012

25. The effect of Prevident and Pronamel in the Prevention of Chemical Erosion: A comparative Study.

Indian J Stomatol 2012;3(2):102-05

2012

26. Correlation of body mass index and dental caries in school going children of Modinagar city.

Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences. Sep Dec 2013 vol 4 Issue no. 3

2013

27. Comparative evaluation of microleakage in conventional glass ionomer cements and triclosan incorporated glass ionomer cement

CCD,Jan-Mar 2014,Vol 5 ,Issue 1,Page 85-88.

2014

28. Comparative evaluation of different radiographic techniques in pediatric dentistry

Journal of Orofacial and health Sciences 5(1), 2014

2014

29. Remineralizing potential of various agents on dental erosion :Remineralizing potential of CPP-ACP and CPP-ACPF

Journal of Oral Biology and Craniofacial Research Volume 4,Issue 2,104-108,2014

2014

Publication record Dr. Shipra Jaidka(Professor)


Publication

1. Genetic engineering and dental caries Indian Journal of Dental research, Oct-

Dec2003 : Vol 14 ,248-8

2003

2. Platelet rich plasma: Healing aid and a

perfect enhancement factor, a review

and a case report.

International journal of clinical

Pediatric Dentistry Jan-Apr2007;4(1),

69-75

2007

3. Gorlin goltz syndrome JOMFP vol13, Issue 2 ,Jul-Dec2009,

89-92

2009

4. Impacted permanent mandibular

second molar with erupted third

molar- a rare anomaly

UP State journal issue 0972-3536- Vol

27 No 1-2

2009

5. Comparative evaluation of aqueous

extract of Terminalia chebula and

Chlorhexidine oral rinse as an

anticaries agent- An in vivo research

study.

J. Res Educ Indian Med 2009 2009



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6. Comparative evaluation of efficacy of

chemomechanical caries removal

agent (Papacarie) and conventional

method of caries removal- an in vitro

study

JISPPD Apr-Jun 2010;

Issue 2 vol. 28,15-19

2010

7. In vivo effectiveness of laser

fluorescence compared to visual

inspection and intraoral camera for

detection of occlusal caries

IJDS June 2010 Issue 3 Vol2; 15-20 2010

8. Regenerate and Rejuvenate- a review UPSDJ Vol 28(4) Oct 2010: 147-151 2010

9. The worlds getting smaller and precise Indian journal of oral science, Jan –

Apr 2010 , Vol 1 , Issue 2

2010

10. Evaluation of bond strength and

Resin-Dentin interface in permanent

dentin using Self-Etch and Total-Etch

adhesive system- An in vitro study.

JOHS, May – Aug 2010 2010

11. Taurodontism – a case report JOFHS Vol1 Issue1 Jan-Apr 2010 2010

12. An assessment of the oral health status

of 5yr old government school children

in Meerut, U.P.

JIAPHD Vol.2011, issue 17,Suppl.II 2011

13. Comparative evaluation of bond

strength and resin dentine interface in

deciduous molars using self etch and

total etch adhesive system – an in vivo

study

Pearldent Vol 2 No.2 Apr-Jun 2011

38-41

2011

14. Vision is the art of seeing things

invisible

International Journal of Oral

Epidemiology & Community Dentistry

2011

2011

15. Helps them to thrive, not just survive.

Preterm Vs Post term teeth. An in

vitro comparative evaluation.

Journal of Indian Dental Association

Vol 5, No. 8, Aug 2011, 881-883

2011

16. Area wise distribution of dental caries

among 5yr. Old government school

children in Meerut city:- A descriptive

cross sectional epidemiological survey

Indian Journal of Stomatology

2011:2(2) :98-101

2011



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17. Dentofacial anomalies & oral hygiene

status in mentally challenged children

–A survey

JIAMOR Vol.23 Isssue 1 Jan- March

2011

2011

18. Anticariogenic effects of polyphenol

plant products- A review

International journal of research in

ayurveda and

pharmacy,2(3),2011:736-742

2011

19. Prevalence of dental caries according

to gender and religion in Meerut city

Journal of orofacial and health

sciences 2011 volume2 21-23

2011

20. Comparative evaluation of efficacy of

chemomechanical caries removal

agent papacarie and conventional

method –an in vivo study

Brazilian journal of oral sciences Jul-

Sep 2011,vol10,3.

2011

21. Effect of remineralizing paste in the

prevention of chemical erosion –A

comparative study.

Indian journal of Stomatology

2012,3,(2-5)

2012

22. The effect of prevident and pronamel

in the prevention of chemical erosion:

A comparative study.

Indian Journal of Stomatology

2012;3(2):102-05

2012

23. Determination of susceptibility of

fluorosis using dermatoglyphics.

Journal of orofacial and health

sciences

2012

24 Correlation between Body Mass

Index and Dental caries in School

Going Children of Modinagar City.


Sciences. Sep- Dec 2013 Vol 4,Issue

No. 3

2013

25 Comparative Evaluation of

microleakage in conventional glass

ionomer cements and triclosan

incorporated glass ionomer cements

CCD, Jan-Mar 2014,Vol 5 ,Issue

1,Page 85-88.

2014

26 Comparative evaluation of different

radiographic techniques in pediatric

dentistry

Journal of Orofacial and health

Sciences 5(1), 2014

2014

27 Remineralizing potential of various

agents on dental erosion

:Remineralizing potential of CPP-ACP

and CPP-ACPF

Journal of Oral Biology and

Craniofacial Research Volume 4,Issue

2,104-108,2014

2014



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Publication record Dr. Neeti Bajaj (Reader)

S.No. Title of Article Journal Year Of

Publication

1. Prevalence of Severe Early Childhood Caries in Pre-School Children in Bahadurgarh, Haryana, India

The Internet Journal of Epidemiology 2010:Volume 8 number 2

2010

2 The Language of Pain Contemporary Clinical Dentistry. Jul-Sep 2010, Volume 1, Issue 3, Pg 142-145

2010

3. Conservative treatment of Pediatric Mandibular fracture with Removable acrylic Splint

Indian Journal of Dental Sciences (Official journal of Himachal Pradesh University)

2010

4. Ozone Therapy – An advanced Substitute for Traditional Drill & Fill

Annals of Dental Research, Vol.1 No.1, 2010.

2010

5. The effect of Triphala and Chlorhexidine mouthwash on Dental Plaque, Gingival Inflammation and Microbial Growth

International Journal of Ayurvedic Research Year:2011, Volume:2, Issue:1,Page: 29-36

2011

6. Palmistry - A Tool for Dental caries Prediction

Indian Journal of Dental Research Year:2011, Volume:22, Issue:2, Page: 213-218

2011

7. Dentinogenesis Imperfecta – “A Hereditary Developmental Disturbance of Dentin”

Internet Journal of Pediatrics and Neonatology. Vol 13, Number 1

2011

8. Cessation of Root Development –Suggestive of Steven Johnson Syndrome

Journal of Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry (JISPPD) July-Sep 2012; Issue 3; Volume 30; Page:267-270

2012

9. Pink Tooth: A Speculative Forensic Phenomenon

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology.Vol 7,Issue1,2013.

2013

10. Dermatoglyphic Characterization of Dental Caries and Its Correlation to Salivary pH- An in Vivo Study

Indian Journal of Contemporary Dentistry Volume 1, Number 1, Jan-June 2013

2013

11. Comparative evaluation of different radiographic techniques in pediatric dentistry

Journal of Orofacial and health Sciences 5(1), 2014

2014



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Publication Record Dr. Ashu Gupta (Reader)


Publication

1 Stainless steel crown bridge

replacing permanent molars in

the adolescent patient.

Journal of Indian Society of Pediatric

Dentistry

2001

2 Effect of various root level

irrigants on the adaptation of

root canal sealer in permanent

teeth-SEM.

Endodontology

1999

Publication Record Dr. Soni Mishra(Reader)

S.No Title of article Journal Year

1. Dentinogenisis imperfect:a case

report

ISPPD-JUNE 2008

2. Mineral trioxide aggregate as

pulp capping agentr for primary

teeth pulpotomy:2year follw up

study

The journal of clinical pediatric

dentistry33(4):311-4 (2009) PMID

19725237

2009

3. Rare association of klippel feil

syndrome with cleft palate and

congenital cardiac deformities:

A case report

The journal of clinical pediatric

dentistry35(2):213-6 (2010) PMID

2010

4. Natal and neonatal teeth-

treatment a dilemma?

Asian journal of pharmaceutical and health

sciences

2012

Publication record Dr. Deepti Jawa Singh (Reader)


Publication

1 Comparative evaluation of efficacy of chemomechanical caries removal agent papacarie and conventional method –an invitro study

JISPPD apr-june 2010,issue2,vol28,15-19 2010

2 Gorlin goltz syndrome JOMFP vol13,issue2 jul-dec.2009,89-92 2009



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3 An assessment of the oral health status of 5yr old government school children in Meerut

JIAPHD vol 2011,issue 17,supple2 2011 2011

4 Area wise distribution of dental caries among 5yr old government school children in meerut city a descriptive cross sectional epedimeological survey

Indian journal of stomatology 2011;2(2);98-101

2011

5 Vision is the art of seeing things invisible-an invitro comparative evaluation

Journal of oral health and community dentistry Sep 2011 (5)3

2011

6 Taurodontism –case report Journal of orofacial and health sciences 2011 volume2 17-19

2011

7 Prevalence of dental caries according to gender and religion in Meerut city

Journal of orofacial and health sciences 2011 volume2 21-23

2011

8 Comparative evaluation of efficacy of chemomechanical caries removal agent papacarie and conventional method –an in vivo study

Brazilian journal of oral sciences jul sep 2011,vol10.3;

2011

9 The world is getting smaller and precise-review article

Indian journal of oral sciences may- august ,2010 57-60

2011

10 Comparative Evaluation of microleakage in conventional glass ionomer cements and triclosan incorporated glass ionomer cements

CCD, Jan-Mar 2014,Vol 5 ,Issue 1,Page 85-88.

2014

Dr. Zohra Jabin ( Senior Lecturer)

S. No Title of Article Journal Year of

publication 1. Association of feeding and oral

hygiene practices with early childhood caries.

.Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry.

2011

2. Digital Radiography-An indispensable tool for dentistry.

Guident-A Dental Journal 2012

3. Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Early Childhood Caries-Series of Case Reports

IDA Journal –The Cusp 2014

Dr. Mayank Sharma(Senior Lecturer)

S.No. Title Of Article Journal Year of

Publication 1. An assessment of the oral health status

of 5yr old government school children in Meerut, U.P.

JIAPHD Vol.2011, issue 17,Suppl.II 2011

2. Unusual Solution To An Usual Problem: Conservative Treatment Approach For Food Impaction In

Terminal Molars – A Case Report.

JOHS 2011; 2(3): 19-21. 2011



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Dr. Neha Bhatti(Senior Lecturer)

S.No Title of the article Publication Year of publication

1. Correlation between Body

Mass Index and Dental caries

in School Going Children of

Modinagar City.


and Health Sciences.

Sep- Dec 2013 Vol

4,Issue No. 3

2013

Monographs-Under Process

Chapters in Books-Nil

Books edited -Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers-Nil



host, Medline, etc.)-

Citation Index – range / average -

SNIP-

SJR-

Impact Factor – range / average-

h-index -

23. Details of patents and income generated-Patents under process.

Income generated –Rs 3,00,000 per annum

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated- The department provides the following facilities:

1 .Oral Prophylaxis and Fluoride Application

2. Restorations

3. Pulp Therapy including pulpectomy and pulpotomies

4. Root Canal Treatment

5. Crowns including stainless steel crown, strip crowns, polycarbonate crowns ,acrylic crowns

6. Space Management including removable and fixed space maintainers

7. Conscious Sedation

8. Treatment under GA

9. Management of traumatic injuries.

10. Minor orthodontic corrections using removable appliances.

Income generated –Rs 3,00,000 per annum



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in India and abroad – No


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other

(specify).-

Dr.Rani Somani is a member of editorial team of IJOS

Dr.Deepti Jawa Singh is a member of editorial team of JADE


and similar programs)- CDE’s are organized in the department from time to time and the staff

takes active participation in attending and presenting their research work and posters in annual

conferences and conventions.

CDE’s Attended by the staff:

Dr. Rani Somani (HOD and Professor)

S.No CDE Year Place

1 Pedoupdate Aug 2008 ITS Muradnagar

2 Education Program On Viral Hepatitis

17TH July 2008

DJCDSR,Modinagar

3 Smart And Easy Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

7th Sep 2008 IDA Delhi

4 30th ISPPD Conference 13-15 Nov 2008

Hyderabad

5 Flexible Dentures 28th Nov2008

DJCDSR,Modinagar

6 Education Program In Pedodontics April 2009 Subharti Dental College Meerut

7 31st ISPPD Conference Nov2009 ITS, Muradnagar

8 PG Convention 2010 Udaipur

9 Cross Infection Control 13 Aug 2010 IDST

10 32nd ISPPD Conference 12-14 Nov 2010

Amritsar

11 All Ceramics – Beauty With Strength

16-17th March 2012

Subharti,Meerut

12 Pg Convention Of ISPPD 13-16 March 2012

Delhi

13 Lasers And Ultrasonics In Endodontics With Magnification

24TH JAN 2013

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List Of Conferences

S.No. Conference Attended Venue

1. 3rd Treiennial Common Wealth Dental

Association And 54th Indian Dental

Association Congress

New Delhi, 28 Jan- 1st Feb 2000.

2. 28TH Annual Conference Of ISPPD. G.D.C, Rohtak , 12-14 Nov, 2006.

3. 29TH Annual Conference Of ISPPD. Bangalore, 21-23 Nov, 2007.

4. 29TH Annual Conference Of ISPPD. Hyderabad, 13th-15th Nov, 2008

5. 31st Annual Conference Of ISPPD. ITS, Muradnagar, 12-14 nov, 2009.

6. 26th Annual Conference, Indian Society

For Dental Researchs

AIIMS, 3RD – 6TH New Delhi. 2013.

7. FDI Conference Greater Noida ,2014

List Of Workshops

S.No Course Attended Year

1. Lecture and live demonstration course on calibrated tooth reduction and crown margine design

2004

2. Crown it-Stainless steel crown workshop 2005

3. Live demonstration on ceramic build up and opaque modification 2006

4. Oral health care and HIV /AIDS 2007

5. Table demonstration on cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry 2007

6. Symposium on infection control and dental treatment protocols for PLWHA (people living with HIV/AIDS)

2008

7. Smart ‘N’ easy clinical Pediatric Dentistry-Lecture and handson workshop

2008

Special Training in Comprehensive Implantology course - 2011

Dr. Shipra Jaidka (Professor)

CDE’s Attended

S.No CDE /Conferences Year Place

1. Education Progamme In Pedodontics And Preventive Dentistry

6th April, 2009 Subharti Dental College, Meerut.

2. Forensic Odontology - CDE 11th Sep, 2009 DJCDSR, Modinagar

3. Free Dental Health Check Up Programme – 2009 Meerut



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Colgate

4. 31st ISPPD Conference 2009 ITS Dental College Muradnagar

5. Oral Health Awareness Of Community – Colgate

2010 Meerut

6. Sleep Symposium – OSA - An Overview 4th Feb, 2010 DJCDSR, Modinagar

7. Cross Infection Control And Dentistry Today And Tomorrow

13th Aug 2010

DJCDSR, Modinagar

8. 32nd National ISPPD Conference & IAPD National Meet.

12-14 Nov 2010

Amritsar

9. Training In Basic Life Support (BLS) 16th April 2010

DJCDSR, Modinagar

10. Work Ethics And Behaviour Management 2nd April, 2010

DJCDSR, Modinagar

11. CDE - Getting Research Into Practice 30th April, 2011

IDA, Meerut

12. CDE Esthetic And Cosmetic Surgery Workshop.

17th Oct 2011 Kothiwal Dental College And Research Centre, Muradabad.

13. CDE - Lets Build It Up: Dowel And Core. 22nd Nov, 2011

IDST, Modinagar

14. CDE – Dental Infection Management And Practice Management

11th May 2012 Kalka Dental College, Meerut

15. CDE- Diagnostic Dilemmas “Unfolding The Clinical Approach”

15th Feb 2013. Subharti Dental College And Hospital, Meerut

16.

10th PG Convention Of ISPPD 14th – 16th March 2013

Asiad Village Complex, New Delhi

17. FDI Conference 11-14th September 2014

Greater Noida

Workshops Attended

S.No Course Attended Year

1. Workshop on recent concept in appliances for CP patients.(ISPPD) 2000

2. Workshop on CPR(ISPPD) 2002

3. Workshop on oral health care & HIV AIDS 2004

4. Esthetic and cosmetic surgery workshop(IDA) 2010

5. Dental infection control and practice management(IDA) 2012

Dr. Neeti Bajaj(Reader)

CDE Attended

S.No CDE Year Place 1. Pedodontic Update 2008 I.T.S Centre for Dental

Studies and Research, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad U.P

2. Recent Advances in Pediatric Dentistry

14th October 2008

SGT Dental College, Hospital & Research Centre, Budhera, Gurgaon, Haryana



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3. Continuing Dental Education Programme.

20th Dec 2008 PDM Dental College & Research Centre, Bahadurgarh, Distt. Jhajjar, Haryana

4. Continuing Dental Education Programme at

6th April 2009. Subharti Dental College, Meerut, U.P.

5. Endodontics in new millennium by Dentspy By Dr. P D Joshi

18th January 2010

Shree Bankey Bihari Dental College & Research Centre, Masuri, Ghaziabad, U.P.

6. “MultiSpeciality Dentistry – the road ahead”, at

21st March 2010 AIIMS, Delhi

7. Continuing Dental Education Programme

30th April 2011.

IDA, Meerut Branch

8. The Famdent Convention

Pragati Madan, New Delhi

29th -31st July, 2011

9. International Update on Pediatric Dentistry

I.T.S Dental College, Hospital and Research Centre, Greater Noida

October 20th, 2011

10. ESIC Multidisciplinary Update-and Oral Cancer Symposium

ESI Rohini 9th and 10th October 2012.

11. “Current Perspectives in Pediatric Dentistry – An Update”

SGT Dental College, hospital and Research Institute, Budhera, Gurgaon

22nd November, 2012

12. National CDE Programme by IAPHD

(UP Chapter)

D.J College of

Dental Sciences

,Modinagar ,U.P

8th Feb 2014.

List of Conferences

S.No Conference Venue 1. 37th ISPPD Conference

I.T.S Centre for Dental Studies and Research, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, U.P. November in 2009.

2. Conference organized by Dentistry Vision

Hotel The Lalit, New Delhi in September, 2010

3. PerioRang ,The 12th ISP PG Convention held

I.T.S Dental College ,Hospital and Research from 1st-3rd March,2013

4. Delhi Dental Show Pragati Maidan 19-21 July 2013 5. Famdent Show Pragati Maidan, Delhi July 2012 6. FDI Conference Greater Noida,11-14 th September 2014



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Dr. Deepti Jawa Singh(Reader)

S.No CDE /Conferences Year Place

1 Pedoupdate Aug 2008 ITS Muradnagar

2 Education programme in pedo April 2009 Subharti Dental College Meerut

3 Education programme on viral hepatitis 17th July 20008 DJCDSR, Modinagar

4 Lasers and ultrasonics in endodontics with magnification

24th Jan 2013 ITS Muradnagar

5 Common malignant disorders of oral cavity

15th Feb 2012 ITS Muradnagar

6 Dignostic dellima ,unfolding the clinical approach

15th Feb 2013 DJ College of Dental Sciences and Research

7 All ceramics – beauty with strength 16-17th march 2012 Subharti,Meerut

8 Evaluation of CLP protocol and dentistry today and tomorrow

23rd Jan 2012 IDST,

9 Cross infection control 13 Aug 2010 IDST

10 Smart and easy clinical pediatric dentistry

7th Sep 2008 IDA Delhi

11 30th ISPPD Conference 13-15 Nov 2008 Hyderabad

12 31st ISPPD Conference Nov2009 ITS Muradnagar

13 32nd ISPPD Conference 12-14 Nov 2010 Amritsar

14 Forensic odontology by indian assosiation of forensics

7-9th Sep 20012 Delhi

15 IDA Conference 23-24 Nov 2013

16 PG Convention of ISPPD 13-16 March 2012 Delhi

17 Grip 30th April 2011 Meerut IDA

18 Manipulation of composite and laminates (hands on)

18th Aug 2008 SGT Gurgoan

19 Flexible dentures 28th Nov2008 DJCDSR ,Modinagar

20 Simplifying modern endodontics 27th April 2008 IDA Delhi

21 FDI Conference 11-14th September 2014

Greater Noida ,U.P

Dr. Ashu Gupta(Reader)

S.No Workshops Attended

1 Lecture and demo on perfect smile- veneers, 26 may 2013

2 Lecture on microscope and magnification, conscious sedation, diode laser, 5 may 2013, Indian habitat centre, Delhi

Dr. Zohra Jabin (Senior Lecturer)

S.No CDE’s /Conventions Attended 1. 29th ISPPD Conference held in Bangalore 2007

2. 30th ISPPD Conference held in Hyderabad 2008

3. 31st ISPPD Conference held at Ghaziabad 2009

4. 5th ISPPD Convention held at Ludiana 2008

5. Workshop done on Twin Block, Optimum Esthetics In Pediatric



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Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry For Children And Adolescent 2009

6. 6th ISPPD Convention held at Nellore 2009

Dr. Mayank Sharma(Senior Lecturer)

CDE Attended

S.No. CDE Details 1. Getting research into practice IDA , Meerut April 2011. 2. Nano technology in dentistry Manavrachna Dental College, Faridabad, DEC

2013. 3. Endodontic solutions Seema Dental College, Rishikesh, Jan 2014. 4. Paradigm shift in caries management

in cavitated and non cavitated . Seema Dental College, Rishikesh, Jan 2014.

Journal Clubs are held thrice in a week and there is active student teacher interaction during the

discussions.

The list of Journal Clubs is as follows:

S. No Date Topic Presented By

1 1/9/2011 Total amount of saliva in ECC Dr. Neha

2 2/9/2011 Molar incisor hypoplasia Dr. Nandini

3 8/9/2011 Biological factors affecting the development Dr. Shreya

4 9/9/2011 Ozonated water Dr. Kamna

5 9/9/2011 Sideroblastic anemia Dr. Divya

6 14/10/2011 Pemphigus vulgaris Dr. Divya

7 25/11/2011 Biological tooth restoration Dr. Nandini

8 14/12/1011 Idiopathic root resorption Dr. Kamna

9 16/12/2011 Nanoionomers- evaluation of microleakage Dr. Neha

10 27/12/2011 Noonan syndrome Dr. Divya

11 21/12/2011 Polyethylene fibre- an approach to restore primary

anterior teeth.

Dr. Mayank

12 22/12/2011 Use of reverse inclined plane for correction of

dento skeletal class 2 div 2 malocclusion

Dr. Mayank

13 31/1/2012 Glass fibre reinforced composite restoration – a

clinical approach follow up.

Dr. Nisha

14 3/2/2012 Autotransplantation of interdental lateral incisor in

avulsed central incisor – case report

Dr. Kamna

15 10/2/2012 Early diagnosis of Gorlin Golz Syndrome Dr. Neha

16 16/2/2012 Endoflass, zinc oxide, metapex as root canal filling

material

Dr. Shreya

17 24/2/2012 Comparison between rotary and manual Dr. Nisha



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techniques on duration of instrumentation in

primary teeth

18 28/3/2012 Pulp sensitivity test Dr. Mayank

19 30/3/2012 Evaluation of microhardness and morphology

changes in primary enamel after Nd: YAG and

APF gel treatment – invitro study.

Dr. Nandini

20 1/4/2012 Comparison of some dietary habits corrosion

behaviour of stainless steel brackets

Dr. Divya

21 6/4/2012 Intraoral bleeching Dr. Neha

22 2/5/2012 Agenesis of teeth in vellocardiofacial syndrome Dr. Mayank

23 11/5/2012 ORS for avulsed tooth Dr. Nandini

24 15/5/2012 Use of anterior veneered stainless steel crown by

pediatric patients

Dr. Nisha

25 17/5/2012 A comparative evaluation of various combinations

for sedation of young uncooperative pediatric

dental patients

Dr. Mayank

26 6/6/2012 Pulp calcification in traumatized primary teeth Dr. Divya

27 8/6/2012 Early response of mechanically exposed pulp of

swine to antibiotic treatment

Dr. Nandini

28 5/7/2012 Evaluation of oral hygiene status, dental caries

experience in acute lymphoid leukemia

Dr. Nandini

29 6/7/2012 Clinical and radiological studies of

chemomechanical caries removal technique.

Dr. Neha

30 11/7/2012 Forsus fatigue resistance device Dr. Mayank

31 22/8/2012 Microshear bond strength of different adhesives to

human dental enamel

Dr. Nisha

32 25/8/2012 Toxic epidermal necrolysis Dr. Divya

33 5/10/2012 Soft tissue profile of 3-5 year old preschool

children

Dr. Nisha

34 29/5/2012 Guidelines of xylitol uses in caries prevention Dr. Shuubham

35 1/6/2012 Erosive effects of center filled chewing gum on

primary and permanent enamel

Dr. Prabhav

36 18/6/2012 Posterior neonatal teeth Dr. Vanika

37 28/6/2012 Comparing the efficacy of plaque removal using

ultrasonic and manual toothbrushes in 4_& 7 years

old children

Dr. Gurleen



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38 29/6/2012 Methods of caries removal Dr. Vaibhav

39 7/8/2012 Plaque removal efficacy of toothbrushes with

different bristle design

Dr. Shubham

40 13/8/2012 Overdentures for total rehabilitation in a child Dr. Prabhav

41 16/8/2012 Oral health condition of a normal and cardiac

patients – 6 month evaluation

Dr. Neha

42 25/8/2012 Deproteinization of enamel Dr. Mayank

43 27/8/2012 Mucopolysaccharidoses type IV A Dr. Vanika

44 4/9/2012 Bond strength of 2 self etch primer on primary and

permanent teeth

Dr. Nandini

45 15/9/2012 Gorlin gortz syndrome – a case report Dr. Mayank

46 19/9/2012 Intraosseos neurofibroma of maxilla in a child Dr. Gurleen

47 25/9/2012 Electric burns Dr. Neha

48 1/10/2012 Green teeth associated with hyperbilirubinism Dr. Nisha

49 8/10/2012 Use and disuse of antibiotics Dr. Mayank

50 9/10/2012 Eating disorders and their implications on oral

health

Dr. Shubham

51 16/10/2012 Efficacy of MTA as apical plug Dr. Divya

52 30/10 2012 Talons cusp- a conservative management Dr. Prabhav

53 4/11/2012 Chemomechanical caries removal methods- a

comparative clinical study

Dr. Vaibhav

54 10/12/2012 Antimicrobial capacity of silver nanoparticles with

ganters s-97 against streptococcus mutans

Dr. Neha

55 13/12/2012 Tooth agenesis Dr. Nandini

56 2/1/2013 Association between obesity and dental caries Dr. Vanika

57 4/1/2013 Children presenting with dental trauma are more

hyperactive than control

Dr. Gurleen

58 3/1/2013 Partial removal of caries in primary teeth Dr. Shubham

59 11/1/2013 Aggressive periodontitis Dr. Kamna

60 28/1/2013 Tooth size reduction and agenesis associated with Dr. Neha

61 30/1/2013 Pulp therapy in primary teeth Dr. Shreya

62 12/2/2013 Effect of adenoidectomy in mouth breathing

preschoolers

Dr. Shubham

63 13/2/2013 Infection from an exfoliating primary tooth in a

child suffering with severe neutropenia

Dr. Gurleen

64 19/2/2013 Effect of poverty on children’s development and Dr. Vaibhav



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oral health

65 19/3/2013 Conscious sedation Dr. Kamna

66 21/3/2013 Successful application of atellocollagen as a

barrier in perforated tooth

Dr. Divya

67 21/3/2013 Gemination and fusion – a rare case report Dr. Nandini

68 22/4/2013 Association of breast feeding and harmful oral

habits

Dr. Vanika

69 29/4/2013 Liquid nitrogen cryosurgery for treatment of

mucocoele

Dr. Prabhav

70 8/5/2013 In vitro estrogenicity of pit and fissure sealants Dr. Vaibhav

71 22/5/2013 Placement of glass ionomer cement or resin based

sealant with or without tooth preparation

Dr. Vanika

72 24/5/2013 Solitary median maxillary central incisor- a report

of 2 cases.

Dr. Gurleen

73 4/6/2013 Identification and long term

stability of DNA captured on dental impression

wafer

Dr. Vanika

74 7/6/2013 Video eyewear for management of distress

Dr. Prabhav

75 6/6/2013 Relationship between zinc deficiency and

children’s oral health

Dr. Shubham

76 10/6/2013 Oral care experience and challenges in children

with autism spectrum disorder

Dr. Gurleen

77 15/6/2013 Erythromelegia presenting with premature

exfoliation of primary teeth

Dr. Vaibhav

78 17/6/2013 Juvenile Sjogrens syndrome Dr. Prabhav

79 18/6/2013 Misdiagnosis of Erythema Multiforme Dr.divya

80 19/6/2013 Comparison of ozone effect on shear bond strength

and microleakage of dental cements

Dr. Neha

81 20/6/2013 Mutation of shbp2 gene in Cherubism Dr. Nandini

82 8/7/2013 Influence on etching aggressiveness of increasing

water

Dr. Shreya

83 10/7/2013 Clinical implications in revascularization of

immature necrotic permanent teeth

Dr. Vanika

84 18/7/2013 Brain abscess in one year old child having

congenital health diseases

Dr. Shubham



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85 13/8/2013 Influence of apical negative pressure on bacterial

elimination using endovac irrigation system

Dr. Prabhav

86 16/8/2013 Comparison of validity between Diagnodent and

Vistapro in permanent teeth

Dr. Neha

87 17/8/2013 Case report on erosion Dr. Nandini

88 30/8/2013 Microleakage resistance of minimal invasive class

II flowable composite restoration

Dr. Divya

89 9/9/2013 Effect of peracetic acid on removal of calcium

hydroxide

Dr. Vanika

90 17/10/2013 Biofilms and root canal irrigations Dr. Kamna

91 17/10/2013 Comparison of bleaching agents Dr. Neha

92 18/10/2013 Effect of Metformin Dr. Nandini

93 31/10/2013 Is there life after Buckley’s Formacresol, part I Dr. Gurleen

94 6/11/2013 Determining treatability of primary teeth with pulp

exposure

Dr. Prabhav

95 11/11/2013 Oral hygiene habits, dental home and tooth

brushing among the immigrants of low

socioeconomic class populations

Dr. Vaibhav

96 18/11/2013 Comparison of debris removal with three different

irrigation techniques

Dr. Divya

97 22/11/2013 Impact of socio-cultural practice of infant child

gum lancing during teething

Dr. Vanika

98 23/11/2013 Pediatric dental practice and changing population

demographs

Dr. Shubham

99 2/12/2013 Propolis and commonly used Irrigants Dr. Prabhav

100 13/12/2013 Evaluation of microbial profile in dental unit water

line and assessment of antimicrobial efficacy of 2

treating agents

Dr. Gurleen

101 8/1/2014 Enamel defects in primary dentition of preterm

and full term children

Dr. Vanika

102 10/2/2014 Formocresol v/s sodium hypochlorite as

pulpotomy agent

Dr. Shubham

103 13/2/2014 Does the chemistry in the saliva of down

syndrome children explain their low caries

prevelance

Dr. Prabhav

104 20/2/2014 Occlusion trauma in mixed dentition



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105 24/ 2/2014 Association between breasting and eruption of first

tooth in preschool children in Nigeria

Dr. Vaibhav

106 14/3/2014 Systemic review on prevelance and management

of natal and neonatal teeth

Dr. Vanika

107 18/3/2014 The reliability of microleakage studies using dog

and bovine primary teeth instead of human

primary teeth

Dr. Gurleen

108 20/3/2014 Fracture resistance of endodontically treated teeth

using sealers

Dr. Shazia

109 24/3/2014 An amount of the relationship between cervical

vertebrae of permanent canine

Dr. Sharib

110 28/3/2014 Exploring the relation between BMI, diet and

dental caries among 12 years old children

Dr. Sandeep

111 3/4/2014 Comparative evaluation of shear bond strength of

three pit and fissure sealants using conventional

etch or self etching primer

Dr. Sameeksha

112 4/4/2014 Do changes in spheno-occipital synchrondrosis

after rapid maxillary expansion affecting

maxillomandibular complex

Dr. Shubham

113 16/4/2014 A novel technique for the management of Blandin

Nuhn Mucocele- a case report

Dr. Gurleen

114 21/4/2014 Comparison of pain perception in children using

comfort control syringe and a conventional

injection technique during pediatric dental

procedure

Dr. Sameksha

115 24/4/2014 Comparison of fracture resistance of reattached

fragment of incisor teeth using four different

materials

Dr. Shreya

116 29/4/2014 Effect of feed practices on dental caries Dr. Vanika

117 29/4/2014 Comparative efficacy of intracanal medicament –

calcium hydroxide, 2% chlorhexidine and turmeric

extract

Dr. Prabhav

118 1/5/2014 Case report- firecracker explosion in the mouth of

a three year old child

Dr. Shazia

119 20/05/2014 Comparison of shear bond strength and estimation

of adhesive index between light cure and dual cure

composite

Dr. Gurleen



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120 24/05/2014 Comparison of coconut water and Propolis on the

survival of periodontal ligament cells: an in vitro

study

Dr. Gurleen

121 10/06/2014 Orofacial finding and dental management of

pediatric patient suffering from Duboubitz

syndrome

Dr. Gurleen

122 11/06/2014 Well-being of Hispanic Children in the U.S. Dr. Gurleen

123 12/06/2014 Effectiveness of positively flavoured topical

anesthetic agents in reducing injection pain in

children

Dr. Vanika

124 13/06/2014 Ribbond for treatment of complicated crown

fracture report of 3 cases

Dr. Vanika

125 14/06/2014 Salivary Candida caries and Candida in tooth

brush

Dr. Sandeep

126 15/06/2014 Anomaly in children during ART restoration in

primary molars

Dr.Sharib

127 16/6/2014 Oral health status in children with renal disorders Dr. Sharib

128 17/06/2014 Timing of permanent teeth eruptions in Turkish

children

Dr. Shreya

129 18/06/2014 Parental cooperation scale in pediatric dentistry Dr. Shazia

130 19/6/2014 Autotransplantation and orthodontic treatment of

multiple congenitally missing and impacted teeth

Dr. Sandeep

131 20/06/2014 In-vitro evaluation of LSDR in primary teeth pulp

therapy using two antibiotic drug combination.

Dr. Vaibhav

132 21/6/2104 Esthetic smile rehabilitation through autogenous

bonding of dental fragment a case report

Dr. Sameksha

133 22/6/2014 Idiopathic ulcers as oral manifestation in pediatric

patients with AIDS; multidisciplinary

management.

Dr. Vaibhav

134 23/06/2014 Modified thermoplastic plate- a case report Dr. Shazia

135 24/6/2014 Knowledge of care providers regarding oral health

of visually impaired children

Dr. Sharib

136 25/6/2014 Salivary parameters and caries indices in children

with black tooth stains

Dr. Shubham

137 26/6/2014 Congenital rubella syndrome ; dental

manifestation and management in a 5yr old child

Dr. Prabhav

138 27/6/2014 Aesthetic functional recovery of permanent tooth Dr.Prabhav



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using biological restoration

139 28/6/2014 Systematic review in dental research Dr. Shubham

140 29/6/2014 Adhesiveness in various GIC in cavity treated with

Carisolv

Dr. Vaibhav

141 30/6/2014 Comparison of antibacterial effect of modified

three micropaste versus vitapex over anaerobic

organism.

Dr. Vanika

142 30/6/2014 The comparative evaluation of effect of tongue

cleaning on brushing plaque level in children

Dr. Prabhav

143 1/07/2014 Multiple supernumeraries in a non syndromic

patient

Dr. Shubham

144 2/7/2014 Zimmerman Laband Syndrome a case report Dr. Sandeep

145 3/7/2014 Mandibular block or maxillary infiltration ; does it

influence children’s appropriate on subsequent

dental visit

Dr. Sharib

146 4/7/2014 Effect of zinc sulphate on human primary enamel

microhardness : An in-vitro study

Dr. Sandeep

147 5/07/2014 Ghost cell odontogenic tumor- a case report. Dr. Shazia

148 6/7/2014 Clinical measurement of maximal mouth opening

in children –a pioneer method incipient enamel

lesions remineralization using CCP-ACP with &

without fluoride.

Microhardness & surface roughness of GICs after

APF & TiF4 applications

Dr. Shreya

149 7/7/2014 Comparative evaluation of formocresol & MTA in

pulpotomized primary molars- 2 year follow up

Dr. Vanika

150 8/7/2014 A Monostotic Langerhans cell histoctosis in a

child with diabetes insipidus.

Dr. Sandeep

151 9/7/2014 Analysis of root canal treated primary tumor after

trauma: 2 year Odontomes

Dr. Vaibhav

152 10/7/14 Esthetic splint-a novel concept for the

management of bicondylar fracture

Dr. Gurleen

153 11/7/14 Apexification of anterior teeth- a Comparative

evaluation of MTA & calcium hydroxide paste

Dr. Gurleen

154 12/7/14 Caries infiltration of non-cavitated white spot

lesion – a novel approach for immediate esthetic

restoration

Dr. Vanika



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155 13/7/14 Dental findings in a child with cranial sclerosis- a

rare case report.

Dr. Shubham

156 14/7/14 Management of A. Actinomyctecomitans in

subgingival plaque & plaque of healthy children

Dr. Sameksha

157 15/7/14 Effect of continuous v/s interrupted administration

of nitrous oxide inhalation behavior of anxious

patients- a pilot study

Dr. Shazia

158 16/7/14 Correlation of dental maturity with skeletal

maturity from radiographic assessment

Dr. Vanika

159 6/8/2014 A Two Year Clinical Evaluation Of Glass Ionomer

And Ormocer Based Fissure Sealants.

Dr. Prabhav

160 7/8/2014 Salivary Sialic Acid Levels And Dental Health

With Congenital Heart Disease.

Dr. Sandeep

161 8/8/2014 Adhesiveness Of Various Glass Ionomer Cements

In Cavities Treated With Carisolv.

Dr. Shazia

162 11/8/2014 Comparative evaluation of antimicrobial efficacy

of various root canal materials along with aloe

vera used in primary teeth: a microbiological study

Dr. Shubham

163 11/8/2014 Maternal education , educational visit of age of

pacifier withdrawal – pediatric role malocclusion

& prevention

Dr. Vaibhav

164 12/8/2014 Impact of sickle cell disease on oral health related

quality of life

Dr. Gurleen

165 18/08/2014 Initial Experience with Dexamedetamidine for

dental sedation in children

Dr. Vanika

166 19/08/2014 Pattern of parental acceptance of Management

Techniques used in Pediatric Dentistry

Dr. Shubham

167 20/08/2014 Deproteination treatment on bond strengths of

primary, mature and Immature permanent tooth

enamel.

Dr. Sameeksha

168 26/08/2014 Prevalence Of Sleep Bruxism And Associated

Factors In Pre-School Children.

Dr. Shazia

169 8/9//2014 Using elements of hypnosis prior to or during

pediatric dental treatment

Dr. Sharib

170 9/9/2014 Gingival evaluation of the pediatric cardiac

patients

Dr.Sandeep

171 10/9/2014 An unusual association of extraoral sinus with Dr.Shreya



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unerupted permanent tooth

172 25/09/2014 Root Canal Length Determination by Different

Methods in Primary Teeth: An in-vivo study.

Dr. Sameeksha

173 25/09/2014 Design and Preliminary Validation of the Verbal

Skill Scale in the Dental Setting: An Anxiety Scale

for Children.

Dr.Sandeep

174 26/9/2014 Maternal education , educational visit of age of

pacifier withdrawal – pediatric role malocclusion

& prevention

Dr. Shreya

175 27/9/2014 Impact of sickle cell disease on oral health related

quality of life

Dr.Sharib

176 29/9/2014 Regaining Leeway Space and crossbite correction

with a maxillary molar distalization appliance.

Dr.Sameeksha

177 7/10/2014 Bonding of GIC to caries affected primary tooth

dentin

Dr.Vaibhav

178 8/10/14 Infant feeding practices and risk of dental caries in

Japan :The Osaka maternal and child health study

Dr. Shubham

179 8/10/14 Contemporary management of horizontal root

fracture to the permanent dentition :Diagnosis and

radiologic assessment to include CBCT

Dr. Shubham



projects-

UG-100% students take up projects which includes seminars and posters.

PG- 100% students take up in-house projects.


institute –62 % students have done their research in collaboration with various institutes.

These institutes are as follows

Apex lab, Mohannager

Max Hospital, Saket

National botanical Research Centre ,Lucknow

IAMR Institute, Ghaziabad

National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi



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Spectro Analytical Lab, Okhla, New Delhi

ITS, Greater Noida

PUSA, Patel Nagar


Faculty


Students –

Dr. Gurleen Kaur Sibal, Dr. Vanika Arora-national award for best paper

presentation at 35th ISPPD Conference in 2013.

Dr. Deepti Jawa-national award for best poster and paper presentation at ISPPD

Conference in 2007 and 2008.

Dr.Mayank Sharma- state level award for best paper presentation at IDA

Conference in 2011.


international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.-

CDE organized by the departments are funded by the institution.

Name of the CDE Year List of guest speakers

Smiles for the future

2007 Dr. Binita Srivastava Dr. Mousumi Dr. Satish Chandra Dr. Sameer Dutta Dr. Rajeev Thapar

Work Ethics and Behaviour

Management

2010 Guest Speakers- Dr. I.K. Pandit and Dr Indushekar KR

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the department: Every research work is presented

before the ethical committee for clearance.



Applications received/ No. of students appeared



MDS 1st year Entrance through UPCAT

2 3 100%

MDS 2nd year Entrance through UPCAT

3 2 100%



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Applications received/ No. of students appeared



MDS 3rd year Entrance Through UPCAT

0 5 100%




same university

% of students

from other universities within the

State

% of students

from universities outside the

State

% of students

from other

countries

POSTGRADUATES 26% 26% 48% Nil 34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Name Of The Student Examination Cleared Year

Dr. Kamna Gorkha Public Service Commission 2011

Dr. Ripin Garewal Defence Services 2013

35. Student progression?

Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB - PG to Ph.D. - Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral - Employed Campus selection Other than campus recruitment

-

Entrepreneurs - 36. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates of the same university 25% from other universities within the State 37.5% from universities from other States 37.5% from universities outside the country 0


assessment period –N.A


a) Library – Library is a storehouse of knowledge with abundance of books. The following

books are present in the departmental library:



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Sl. No. Books In The Library Name Of The Author

No. Of Books

1 Pediatric Dentistry: Infancy through Adolescence Pinkham 2

2. Dentistry for the child & adolescence Mc Donald 3

3 Clinical Pedodontics Finn 2

4 Textbook of Pedodontics Shobha Tondon 2

5 Principles and Practice of Pedodontics Rao 2

6 Essentials of Pedodontics Tilak Raj 1

7. Pediatric Dentistry Damle 2

8 Pediatric Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Kaban Troulis 2

9 Textbook of Pedodontics Satish Chandra 1

10 Kennedy’s Pediatric Operative Dentistry Kennedy 1

11 Clinical problem solving in Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry

Millet Welbury 1

12 Handbook of Pediatric Dentistry Cameron 1

13 Pediatric Dentistry Shaw 1

14 Essentials of Dental Caries Kidd 1

15 Master dentistry Peter Heasman 1

16 Materials in dentistry Ferracane 1

17 Food nutrition and diet therapy Mahan 1

18. Science of Dental Materials Philips 1

19. Fluorides in caries prevention Murray 1

20. Dental Anatomy, Physiology & Occlusion Wheeler’s Ash, Nelson

1

21. Medical problems in dentistry Sculley 1

22 Orthodontic Management John C. Bennett 1

23. Epidemiology , Biostatistics and Preventive Medicine review

Katz 1

24 Local Anesthesia and pain control in dental practice Mohnem Benett 1

25 Removable Orthodontic Appliances Adams Kerr 1

26 Contemporary Orthodontics Profit 1

27 Textbook of Orthodontics M.S. Rani 1

28 Dentofacial Deformities Epker, Stella, Fish 1

29 Dentofacial Orthopaedics for the Growing Child M. Saadia

30 Human Anatomy for Dental Students Chaurasia 1

31 Oral Histology and Embryology Avery 1

32 Genetics in Dentistry Pal 1

33 Handbook of Local Anesthesia Malam 1

34 Pathways of Pulp Cohen Burns 1

35 Advances in Glass Inomer Cements Davidson 1

36 Tooth Colored Restorations Allbers 1

37 Human Histology I.B. Singh 1

38 Art and Science of Operative Dentistry Sturdevent 1

39 Oral Radiology White and Pharaoh 1

40 Preventive and Community Dentistry Soben Peter 2

41. Human Anatomy: Regional and Applied B.D. Chaurasia 1

42. A Color Atlas of Acid Etch Technique J.J Muray T.G.Bennett

1



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b) Internet facilities for staff and students – Wifi enabled campus is there. The department is

equipped with 3 computers,1 scanner and 2 printers .

c) Total number of class rooms-3

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms-1

e) Students’ laboratories -1

f) Research laboratories –1


a) from the host institution/university –N.A

b) from other institutions/universities –N.A

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university- No such

provision by the university.


so, highlight the methodology. No

42. Does the department obtain feedback from?

m. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback .Yes ,the department obtains the feedback from the

faculty. A feedback questionarre is filled by respective staff . Additions in the

curriculum and necessary suggestions in the teaching learning evaluations are made.

n. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the

department utilize the feedback. A committee is made to evaluate the feedback forms for

the students. Students fill the feedback. The feedback forms are analysed and a pictorial

graph is given to each faculty for self assessment.

o. alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback.-

The employers and the alumini can give their valuable suggestions for the department

through a feedback form which can be implemented to bring about necessary changes for

the upliftment of the department.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)-

S. No. Name of the PG Placement Batch Alumini Meet Data

1. Dr.Deepti Jawa Singh

Working as Reader in the Department of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry, D. J. College of Dental Sciences and Research ,Modinagar, U.P

2006-2009 -

2. Dr.Anshu Sharma Working as Reader in Teerthanker College of Dental Sciences ,Moradabad,U.P

2006-2009 -



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3. Dr. Iram Zaidi Working as Senior Lecturer in Bankey Bihari Dental College ,U.P

2007-2010 -

4. Dr.Prateeksha Sharma

Private Practice 2007-2010 -

5. Dr.Ripin Singh Garewal

Working as Senior Lecturer in National Dental College ,Dera Bassi,Panchkula,Haryana.

2008-2011 -

6. Dr.Kshitiz Sharma Private Practice 2008-2011 - 7. Dr.Jaskeerat Kaira Private Practice 2009-2012 - 8. Dr.Tarun Khera Private Practice 2009-2012 - 9. Dr.Nisha Goel Private Practice 2010-2013 - 10. Dr.Mayank Sharma Working as Senior Lecturer in D.J.

Dental College,Modinagar,U.P 2010-2013 -


involving external experts.-

Name of the CDE Guest Speakers Venue

Continuing Dental Education-Smiles for future in the year 2007

Dr. Binita Srivastava Dr. Mousumi Dr. Satish Chandra Dr. Sameer Dutta Dr. Rajeev Thapar

D.J College of Dental Sciences and Research,Modinagar,U.P.

Continuing Dental Education on work ethics and behaviour management in 2010

Dr. I.K. Pandit and Dr Indushekar KR

D.J College of Dental Sciences and Research,Modinagar,U.P


teaching.

For Undergraduates : Chairside discussions and typhodont exercises are done before the

students take up patients .Students are given practical training on plaster models and on

extracted teeth.

Postgraduates : Oral and power point presentations are prepared by the students on a particular

topic . Group discussions are held based upon the problem based learning .Live

demonstrations are given on patients. Hands on experience on the latest instruments are given

under the guidance of faculty.

46. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are

monitored-

Seminars by post-graduates and under-graduates

By taking internal assessment examination

Preclinical exams



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End posting viva voce.

Day to day interaction with the students

Identification of the underperformers based upon their attendance , and end posting

exam

Extra classes being conducted for underperformers and remedial actions taken.

46. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities

Various extension activities are implemented on oral health surveys, national health surveys

through camps . Institution has appointed full time extension officers for inspecting these

extension activities. Calendar of events is maintained involving both the faculty and student.

All the efforts are taken to ensure the working of effective and efficient extension activities.

The following is the list of camps conducted:

camp record .docx


Students are encouraged to participate in the beyond syllabus scholarly activities by

attending the personality development sessions, team working, communication skills,

customer satisfaction, enrichment courses, research methodology and practice

management. Besides the curriculum newer topics concerned with the latest

developments and technologies are being discussed .Hands on experience of the latest

equipments is given under the guidance of the faculty.


details.-

It is an ISO certified organization.ISO 9001:2008


applied

Making the UG and PG students aware of the newer innovations by making them present

seminars.

Active participation of the students in conferences and CDEs is encouraged.

New machines and equipments are procured in the department to enhance the practical skills

of the students and to make them aware about the latest technologies.



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department.

STRENGTH

Infrastructure and learning resources

o Curricular aspect: The college provides all the programs related to dentistry.

Students can choose from the options available.

o Facilities are available in the department for conducting the research.

o Books are available in the departmental library. Policy to read the journals is

made available in the department. Online journals are also available.

o Advanced equipments are procured.

o Skilled manpower

Governance and leadership

o Monthly meetings are held on extension activities.

o How do we treat our PGs and UGs.

o Mentorship

o Patient care

To identify the underperformers and overperformers

o Underperformers are identified ,actions taken and remedial drill.

o Support for progression

o Behavioural cell should be maintained at the campus with psychologists and

faculty members.

Student support facility

o Well equipped class rooms and digital library

o Good department library with good ambience and sitting area.

o State of the art laboratories and computer centers

o Locker facility

o Symposium/seminars

o Tutorials

o Regular parent teacher meets

o Strong network with well placed alumini

o Encouragement for sports and cultural activity

o Dedicated student recreational centre



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Community extension activities are made available by creating awareness about HIV

awareness, environmental consciousness , blood donation camps, oral health surveys,

national health surveys.

WEAKNESS

Value added courses

Enrichment courses

Beyond the syllabus courses for UG and PG programs.

OPPORTUNITIES

To start certificate courses

Professional and public recognition of dental health for the general well-being of the

child.

To instill a positive attitude to dental health in future years to come.

CHALLENGES

To maintain the quality of education with less finances


2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Courses Planning to

start PhD programme

Increase the intake of the

MDS students from 3-5

To start Nursing

courses for Behavior

Management of child

To start Fellowship courses in Conscious Sedation

To start Fellowship Courses in Minimal Invasive

Dentistry. TLE

Teaching Learning

Evaluation

Special coaching for

slow learners, training

students for viva-voice and

to conduct workshops

Problem based

learning, activities and

hosting ; Continued

Dental Education Programs

Innovate approach to

problem based learning

Relay of live lectures and intensify the integrated teaching

programmes

Hands on Training for

post graduates and hosting

National Conferences

Administration To take initiative to start special

teaching programs for

pain free dentistry

To procure latest

equipments for Minimal

Invasive Dentistry

To set up an Exclusive

Special Dentistry

To train PGs in application of dealing with

special children

To train PGs in management of ECC patients with advanced

treatment modalities

along with pain free dentistry.

Research / To publish To publish To present To collaborate To collaborate



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Extention articles in college journal

articles in National journals

papers in International conferences

with other departments

with other institutions

Infrastructure and services

To procure mobile dental X-ray units for pedo patients

To procure Conscious

Sedation unit

To procure latest

equipments and materials for prevention

of dental caries in children

To procure lasers

To procure Minimal Invasive

Materials as well as

equipped for drill free and

pain free dentistry.

Innovation Creating awareness

among general public

regarding dental diseases

in children

To conduct screening

camp among the general

public

To conduct inter-college

workshop and enrichment programs

To create awareness on

stem cell therapy among dental health professionals

To conduct workshops to enlighten the

effective application of

specialized techniques for

management of dental diseases

in children Collaborations /

linkages Collaboration

with ESI Hospital, Bangalore

Collaboration with other

institutes under

RGUHS for training and enrichment programs

Collaboration with other Deemed

Universities at state level

Collaboration with other

Universities at National and International

level

Collaboration with WHO for

research, scholarships, training and enrichment programs.



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Periodontics


52. Name of the Department - Department of Periodontology and Implantology 53. Year of establishment - 2002 54. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university?

Yes (D.J. College of Dental Sciences and Research / B.R. Ambedkar University) 55. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated

Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty fellowship, etc.) BDS (100 seats), MDS (5 seats), Dental Hygienist

56. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved - BDS 57. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

Under process 58. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons

No programme has been discontinued 59. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System

Annual 60. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Not applicable 61. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS & MPS)

Professor 2 2 Associate Professor/Reader 4 4 Assistant Professor Lecturer 2 4 Tutor / Clinical Instructor Senior Resident

62. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under guidance

Name

Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of Years of

Experience till 28th feb

2014 Dr. Pradeep Shukla

MDS Professor & HOD

Periodontics 17 yrs 27 days

Dr. Gaurav Malhotra

MDS Professor Periodontics 12yrs 10 months 13 days

Dr. Puneet Gulati MDS Reader Periodontics 11yrs 9 months 10 days

Dr. Varun Dahiya MDS Reader Periodontics 8 yrs 22 days

Dr. Anish Deewan MDS Reader Periodontics 8 yrs 9 months 27 days

Dr. Prerna Kataria MDS Reader Periodontics 6 yrs 7 months 25 days

Dr. Kriti Agarwal MDS Senior Lecturer Periodontics 2 yr 3 months



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Name

Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of Years of

Experience till 28th feb

2014 27 days

Dr. C.S. Joshi MDS Senior Lecturer Periodontics 2 yr 2 months 27 days

Dr. Saru MDS Senior Lecturer Periodontics 3 month 19 days

Dr. Shivi MDS Senior Lecturer Periodontics 3 month 13 days


Nil

64. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information Nil

65. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio Program Number Teacher - student ratio

BDS 1st Year 100 1:10 BDS 2nd Year 92 1:9.2 BDS 3rd Year 100 1:10 BDS Final Year 100 1:10 MDS 1st Year 5 2:1 MDS 2nd Year 5 2:1 MDS 3rd Year 5 2:1 Dental Hygienist 1st Year 20 1:2 Dental Hygienist Final Year 20 1:2

66. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual

S.No. Non Teaching Technical Staff Designation 1 Naveen Kumar Hygienist 2 Kamal Kumar Hygienist 3 Afjal Ahmad Hygienist 4 Sachin Tyagi Hygienist 5 Sunil Attendant 6 Sunita Attendant 7 Linu Kurian Sister


Furcation involvement, Implants, Laser, Dentine hypersensitivity

68. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise.

SL. NAME OF FACULTY PROJECT TITLE



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NO. 1. Dr. PRADEEP SHUKLA Reliability of gingival crevicular blood in the

screening of diabetes mellitus 2. Dr. GAURAV MALHOTRA Evaluation of attrition in Jain community. 3. Dr. PUNEET GULATI Effect of probiotics on ph of dental plaque 4. Dr. VARUN DAHIYA Gingival biotype assessment: a radiographic

morphometric study 5. Dr. ANISH DEEWAN Effect of fruit juices on ph of Dental plaque. 6. Dr. PRERNA KATARIA Clinical evaluation of PRF in osseous defects 7. Dr. KRITI AGARWAL Perception of dental and non dental

professionals to altered smile esthetics. 8. Dr. CHANDERSHEKHAR JOSHI Finger printing a key to periodontal health 9. Dr. SARU KHOSLA Clinical efficacy of anterior superior

alveolar nerve block in Periodontic surgeries 10. Dr. SHIVI KHATTRI ABO Blood group: A link to periodontal

diseases

69. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received h) National collaboration b) International collaboration Under process

70. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received. Under process

71. Research facility / centre with National recognition

72. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies Implant cell, peri-plastic surgery cell, lasers cell

73. Publications: Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) in last 5

years NAME OF FACULTY NO. OF PAPERS IN PEER

REVIEWED JOURNALS Dr. PRADEEP SHUKLA 29 Dr. GAURAV MALHOTRA 9 Dr. PUNEET GULATI 0 Dr. VARUN DAHIYA 16 Dr. ANISH DEEWAN 0 Dr. PRERNA KATARIA 6 Dr. KRITI AGARWAL 11 Dr. CHANDERSHEKHAR JOSHI 4 Dr. SARU KHOSLA 0 Dr. SHIVI KHATTRI 1

Monographs- nil Chapters in Books- nil Books edited – nil Books with ISBN with details of publishers- nil Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities

International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, Medline, etc.) - nil



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Citation Index – range / average - SNIP- not applicable SJR- not applicable Impact Factor – range / average h-index – not applicable


Under process 75. Areas of consultancy and income generated

Ultrasonic scaling Hand scaling Curettage Fiber splinting Minor surgery Major surgery Implants Laser Regenerative surgery Procedures performed on no profit no loss basis

76. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India and abroad Nil

77. Faculty serving in a) National committees - nil b) International committees- nil c) Editorial Boards-

Dr. Pradeep Shukla- Journal of Orofacial & Health Sciences d) any other (specify) Dr. Pradeep Shukla –

advisor in Indian Journal of Dental Sciences member selection committee at AMU, Rohilkhand University, Uttaranchal University,

Subharti University, Santosh dental college

Dr. Varun Dahiya- Reviewer of Journal of Oral Implantology

78. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs). Faculty attends conferences, workshops, CDE Programs regularly SL. NO.

NAME OF FACULTY FACULTY RECHARGING STRATEGIES

1. Dr. PRADEEP SHUKLA 35th ISP conference, Bangalore IAP Regional meeting, Mumbai Workshop on dental implants & progressive dentistry, Dehradun CDE on Endo Perio continuum- Advancing to Precision, Meerut CDE on Oral Implantology- Evident success in implants with beauty & speed, DJCDSR, Modinagar Radiology in health & disease and TMJ pain management: An evidence based approach, CDE at DJ College of Dental Sciences & Research,



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Modinagar 37th ISP Conference, Shimla CDE on Current trends in dental Education- a time to rethink, Faridabad CDE on current trends in dentistry, Ghaziabad 38th ISP conference, Kochi Rapid Review & Revision Course- Perio Adhayan CDE on An Overview of Health Research at DJCDSR, Modinagar CDE by Colgate at DJCDSR, Modinagar ISP Listerene Lecture Series, DJCDSR, Modinagar CDE on Piezowave an insight into piezosurgery, Subharti Dental College, Meerut ISP Colloquium, New Delhi FDI conference, Greater Noida 39th ISP conference, Jaipur

2. Dr. GAURAV MALHOTRA

CDE on Piezowave an insight into piezosurgery, Subharti Dental College, Meerut ISP Colloquium, New Delhi

3. Dr. PUNEET GULATI 4. Dr. VARUN DAHIYA 37th ISP Conference, Shimla

CDE on Piezowave an insight into piezosurgery, Subharti Dental College, Meerut ISP Colloquium, New Delhi

5. Dr. ANISH DEEWAN 6. Dr. PRERNA KATARIA Management of complex restorative cases- CDE at

Max Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi Implants, lasers & microsurgery, CDE at ITS dental

college, Muradnagar Radiology in health & disease and TMJ pain

management: An evidence based approach, CDE at DJ College of Dental Sciences & Research,

Modinagar 37th National Annual ISP Conference, Shimla

Lasers & ultrasonics in Endodontics with magnification, CDE at ITS dental college, Greater

Noida Multispeciality Dentistry- The way forward CDE at

JLN auditorium AIIMS, New Delhi Current trends in dentistry, CDE at Shree Bankey

Bihari dental college & research centre, Ghaziabad, UP

38th ISP National Conference, Kochi Indian dental student conference 2013 at ITS centre

for dental studies & research, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, UP

CDE on Piezowave an insight into piezosurgery, Subharti Dental College, Meerut ISP Colloquium, New Delhi 39th ISP conference, jaipur



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7. Dr. KRITI AGARWAL Academy of Oral Implantology Conference, New Delhi 36th National annual conference of ISP, Ahmedabad

8. Dr. CHANDERSHEKHAR JOSHI

Changing Paradigm in Dental Programme (Training Programme) at AIIMS Oral implantology- Evidence in implants with beauty and speed, CDE at DJ College of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar 37th National annual conference of ISP, Shimla ISP Listerine Training Lecture (For Final year & Interns) at DJ College of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar ISP Listerine Training Lecture (For PG Students) at DJ College of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar Laser & Ultrasonics in Endodontics with magnification, CDE at Greater Noida Multispeciality dentistry- The way forward, CDE at JLM auditorium AIIMS, New Delhi 38th ISP conference, Kochi 7th International Congress of Oral Implantology, New Delhi International academy of Periodontology regional conference, Mumbai ISP Colloquium, New Delhi ISP teacher training program 2014, 15th & 16th sept, lucknow 39th ISP conference, jaipur

9. Dr. SARU KHOSLA 10. Dr. SHIVI KHATTRI CDE on An Overview of Health Research at

DJCDSR, Modinagar 39th ISP conference, jaipur

LIST OF JOURNAL CLUBS

3RD YEAR

S. NO TOPIC DATE PG NAME

1. Introduction to periodontal epidemiology 12.07.2012 Ankur Verma

2. Mechanism and control of pathologic bone loss in periodontitis

28.06.2012 Barsha Priyadarshini

3. Causal theory and etiology of periodontal disease 05.07.2012 Timsi Aggarwal

4. Comparison of clinical features of chronic and aggressive periodontitis

19.07.2012 Deepkanwar Kaur

5. Dental plaque biofilms: communities, confict and comtrol

26.07.2013 Vijay Prakash

6. Clinical efficacy of amorphous calcium phosphate, GC Tooth mousse and Gluma desensitizer in treting dentin hypersensitivity

16.08.2012 Timsi Aggarwal

7. Effect of cigratte smoking on gingival bleeding 30.08.2012 Ankur Verma



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8. Salivary microbial levels in relation to periodontal status and caries development


9. Clinical effectiveness of PDT in treatment of chronic periodontitis


10. Periodontal management of Paget’s disease 01.11.2012 Barsha Priyadarshini

11. Root resorption in furcation area 08.11.2012 Deepkanwar Kaur

12. Comparison of clinical and histologic features of chronic and aggressive periodontitis.


13. Periodontal lesions associated with DLE 29.11.2012 Vijay Prakash

14. Atypical necrotising periodontitis 06.12.2012 Barsha Priyadarshini

15. Do adjunctive antimicrobial therapy reduce the need for periodontal surgery

13.12.2012 Ankur Verma

16. Oral and periodontal manifestations associated with systemic sclerosis


17. Tetracycline hypochlorite chemical burn; a self inflicted mucogingival injury: a rare case


18. Green Tea: Boon for general and periodontal health 03.01.2013 Vijay Prakash

19. Comparison of fibrin clot adherence to dentine conditioned with citric acid, EDTA and Tetracycline. An invitro SEM study


20. Effect of smoking on salivary composition and periodontal status


21. Melatonin: potential functions in oral cavity 31.01.2013 Deepkanwar Kaur

22. Comparison of serum leptin level in patients of chronic periodontitis


23. Drug associated gingival enlargement 14.02.2013 Timsi Aggarwal

24. Stem cells 21.02.2013 Barsha Priyadarshini

25. Papillon lefevre syndrome: a case report 28.02.2013 Deepkanwar Kaur

26. Vitamin D deficiency : cause of periodontal bone loss 07.03.2013 Timsi Aggarwal

27. Squamous cell carcinoma and precursor lesions. Clinical presentation


28. Laser : a systemic review 21.03.2013 Vijay Prakash

29. Clinical efficacy soft tissue trauma after use of manual toothbrush with different bristle stiffness


30. Clinical evaluation of plaque removal efficacy of 5 manual tooth brushes.


31. Subgingival debridement of periodontal pocket by air polishing in comparison to ultrasonic instrumentation during maintenance therapy


32. Plasma cell gingivitis with angular cheilitis: a diagnostic dilemma


33. Cyanoacrylates vs laser in the treatment of hypersensitivity


34. Cyclosporin induced drug enlargement in patients of liver transplantation


35. Cemental tear : a case report with non surgical periodontal therapy


36. Non plaque induced isotretinoin associated gingivitis 30.05.2013 Timsi Aggarwal

37. Effect of vitamin D on patients of chronic periodontitis


38. Soft tissue alterations due to tooth whitening agents 13.06.2013 Barsha Priyadarshini



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39. Aloe Vera in the treatment of OSMF: A preliminary study


40. Stress marker, stress and periodontitis: a pilot study 27.06.2013 Timsi Aggarwal

41. Gingival hyperplasia associated with AV malformation 04.07.2013 Vijay Prakash

42. Nicotine and periodontal tissues 08.07.2013 Timsi Aggarwal

43. Relationship between periodontal diseases and diabetes: An overview


44. Myeloperoxidase staining in the diagnosis of aggressive periodontitis


45. The effect of tissue inhibitors on the antibacterial activity of Chitosan nanoparticles and PDT


46. Gingival enlargement associated with peripheral giant cell fibroma: a rare case report


47. Comparative evaluation of clinical efficacy of manual and powered toothbrush


48. Association between periodontitis and gestational diabetes. A case control study


49. A new classification system for gingival and palatal recession


50. Restoration of gingival and esthetic deformities following flap advancement: the physiologically pigmented gingival graft: a case report


51. Ipsilateral idiopathic gingival enlargement and it’s management using conventional gingivectomy and diode laser: A recurrent case after 15 years


52. Coverage of gingival fenestration using modified pouch and tunnel technique: a novel approach


53. A placebo controlled trial to evaluate an anaesthetic gel when probing in patients with advanced periodontitis- JP Dec 2012


54. The gingival biotype: measurement of soft and hard tissue dimensions- a radiographic morphometric study


55. Comparision of the effectiveness of two different bone substitute materials for socket preservation after tooth extraction :a controlled clinical trial- IJPRD, No-2, Vol 33, 2013


56. Intentional reimplantation of periodontally compromised hopeless teeth


57. Hard and soft tissue changes after crestal and sub-crestal immediate implant placement- JP 2011


58. Antibiotic resistance in human chronic periodontitis microbiota- JP Jan 2014


59. Intrabony defects, open-flap debridement and decortications: a randomized clinical trial- JP jan 2014


60. In vitro evaluation of demineralised freeze dried bone allograft in combination with enamel matrix derivative- JP Nov 2013


61. Periodontal disease as a risk factor for bisphosphonate related osteonecrosis of the jaw- JP Feb 2014




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62. Gingival crevicular fluid matrix metalloproteinase- 8 levels predict treatment outcome among smokers with chronic periodontitis- JP Feb 2014


63. Restoration of gingival and esthetic deformities following flap advancement: the physiologically pigmented gingival graft- a case report-


64. Is there a positive effect of smoking cessation on periodontal health? A systemic review- JP Jan 2014


65. Cryosurgery by tetra-fluoroethane an answer to black gums- JISP, vol-2, issue-3, 2012


66. The accuracy of cone beam computed tomography in assessing maxillary molar furcation involvement- JCP, 2014


67. Clinical efficacy of sub-gingivally delivered 1.2mg Simvastatin in the treatment of individuals with class II furcation defects: a ramdomised controlled trial- , journal of periodontology, dec 2012


68. Influence of endodontic treatment in the post-surgical healing of human class II furcation defects, journal of periodontology, jan 2013


69. A novel approach in root coverage- Coronally repositioned flap with GTR membrane and frenotomy- JISP, Vol-17, Issue- 2


70. Accuracy of cone beam computed tomography for periodontal defect measurements- journal of periodontology, july 2006


71. Clinical efficacy of subgingivally delivered 1.2mg Simvastatin in the treatment of individuals with class II furcation defects: A randomized controlled clinical trial, journal of periodontology, December 2012


72. Reliability study of Mahajan’s classification of gingival recession: A pioneer clinical study, JISP, Jan-Feb 2014


73. Treatment of peri-implantitis: surgical therapeutic approaches based on peri-implantitis defects


74. Narrow diameter implants in posterior region 10.06.2014 Vijay Prakash

75. Stab & Roll Technique to maintain gingival epithelium for desquammative gingivitis


76. Dimensional influence of interproximal areas on existence of interdental papilla

15/7/2014 Timsi Aggarwal

77. Azitromycin as an adjunctive treatment of generalized severe periodontitis: a clinical, microbiological & biochemical parameters

29/7/2014 Vijay Prakash

78. Three dimensional defect evaluation of air polishing on extracted human roots

05/08/2014 Barsha Priyadarshini

79. Pdl distraction: a simplified approach for rapid canine retraction

12/08/2014 Deepkanwar Kaur

80. Use of piezosurgery technique for cutting bones in the autotransplantation of unerupted 3rd molars

19/8/2014 Timsi Aggarwal

81. 26/8/2014 Ankur Verma

82. Photodynamic therapy during supportive periodontal care


83. Root coverage with bridge flap 09/09/2014 Deepkanwar Kaur



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84. Extraction socket healing in human after ridge preservation technique

23/09/2014 Vijay Prakash

85. Piezoelectric alveolar ridge splitting technique with simultaneous implant placement: A cohort study with 2 year radiographic results


86. Treatment of excessive gingival display using a modified lip repositioning surgery

3/11/2014 Deepkanwar Kaur

2nd YEAR

Sl. No. Topic Date PG Student

1. Age-related treatment response following non-surgical periodontal therapy

11/9/13 Abid Majid

2. Cleaning efficacy and soft tissue trauma after use of manual toothbrushes with different bristle stiffness

18/9/13 Artika Sharma

3. Periodontal conditions of individuals with Sjogren’s syndrome 25/9/13 Pawan

4. Effectiveness of manual versus powered tooth brushes for plaque removal and gingival health

9/10/13 Ruhina Malgotra

5. Chlorhexidine varnish effectively inhibits P. Gingivalis and streptococcus mutans – in vivo study

16/10/13 Vikas Gupta

6. Saliva : a diagnostic biomarker of periodontal diseases 18/12/13 Abid Majid

7. Biomarkers of periodontitis in oral fluids 8/1/14 Artika Sharma

8. Evaluation of anti-inflammatory effects of satins in chronic periodontitis


9. Laser therapy in the treatment of dentinal hypersensitivity 22/1/14 Pawan

10. Emergencies in dental practice 29/1/14 Vikas Gupta

11. Classification of dental surface defects in areas of gingival recession.

18/3/14 Abid Majid

12. Efficacy of preprocedural mouth rinsing in reducing aerosol contamination produced by ultrasonic scaler: A pilot study JP 2014 Vol 84 Issue 4


13. Oral Malignant Melanoma- a silent killer?? - JISP 1/4/14 Pawan

14. Clinical and microbiologic effects of adjunctive metronidazole plus amoxicillin in treatment of generalized chronic periodontitis: smokers v/s non smokers- JP 2014 Vol 84 Issue 4


15. Assessment and comparison of anemia of chronic disease in healthy subjects and chronic periodontitis patients: a clinical and hematological study- JISP Mar-apr 2014

22/4/14 Vikas Gupta

16. Healing of peri-implant tissues after flapless & flapped implant installation

29/4/14 Abid Majid

17. Gingival squamous cell carcinoma mimicking periodontal disease, IJPRD, 2011: 31

6/5/14 Artika sharma



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18. 2 % sodium fluoride- iontophoresis compared to a commercially available desensitizing agent, march 2005

13/5/14 Pawan

19. Potential effect of neutrophil functional disorders on pathogenesis of aggressive periodontitis, JCDP, may- june 2013


20. Relationship between the width of the zone of keratinized tissue and thickness of gingival tissue in the anterior maxilla, IJPRD, 2012, 32

27/5/14 Vikas Gupta

21. Non-Surgical treatment of peri-implantitis with the adjunctive use of an 810 nm of diode laser

02/6/14 Abid Majid

22. Evaluation of efficacy of chlorhexidene intracanal medicament on the periodontal healing on concomitant endodontic periodontal lesions without communication: an intervational study


23. Factors associated with the interdental papilla height between two maxillary central incisors: a radiographic study

26/6/14 Pawan

24. Periodontal vaccine: a new paradigm for prevention of periodontal diseases

30/6/14 Vikas

25. Relationship of clinical periodontal biotype with labial plate thickness: an invivo study

07/07/14 Ruhina

26. Effect of oil gum massage therapy on common pathogenic oral micro-organisms a randomized control trial

14/7/14 Abid

27. Evaluation of efficacy of CHX intracanal medicaments on the periodontal healing of concomitant endo-perio lesions without communication

04/08/14 Artika

28. Scanning electron microscope in vitro study on the effect of carisolv application on periodontally diseased surface

18/08/14 Ruhina

29. A series of five cases: peripheral ossifying fibroma 23/08/14 Pawan

30. Punice granatum: a review on its potential role in treating periodontal diseases

25/08/14 Vikas

31. Exploring the role of cranberry polyphenols in periodontitis: a brief review

15/09/14 Artika

32. Plasma cell mucositis with gingival enlargement and severe periodontitis

22/09/14 Pawan

33. Periodontal manifestations of leukocyte adhesion deficiency I 29/09/14 Ruhina

34. Chronic desquammative gingivitis siblings: a report of 2 cases 06/10/14 Vikas

1ST YEAR

Sl. No. Topic Date PG Student

1. Influence of utilization time of different manual toothbrushes on oral hygiene assesses during a 6 month observation period

04/09/14 Dheeraj Sharma

2. Recurrent periodontal abscesses associated as tooth as a tool

11/09/14 Kamal Manhas



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3. Periodontal endodontic lesion of a 3 rooted maxillary premolar

18/09/14 Iqra Mushtaq

4. Coffee consumption and periodontal disease in males 25/09/14 Puja Jha

5. Periodontal probing vs radiographs for the diagnosis of furcation involvement

09/10/14 Rahul

79. Student projects percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects- 63.16 (12) percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry /

institute – 36.84%(7) 80. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty Doctoral / post doctoral fellows Students

PG Student Awards

Dr. Abid Majid Consolation Prize (Poster)

Dr. Artika Sharma Consolation Prize (Poster)

Dr. Pawan Dangi Consolation Prize (Poster)

Dr. Jasmine Kaur Consolation Prize (Paper)

Dr. Shreya Consolation Prize (Paper)

81. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. ISP Listerene lecture- 16th July

82. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments Institutional ethical committee (which consists of regional religious gurus, principal of medical college, etc) clearance required for starting a project or research

83. Student profile program-wise: Name of the Program

(refer to question no. 4) Applications

received Selected

Male Female Pass percentage Male Female

MDS 1st Year Through Entrance (UP

CAT)

3 2 100%

MDS 2nd Year Through Entrance (UP

CAT)

3 2 100%

MDS 3rd Year Through Entrance (UP

CAT)

2 3 100%


Name of the Program



same university


State

% of students from


State

% of students

from other

countries MDS 36.36%(8) 9.09%(2) 50%(11) 4.5%(1)




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SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. Not Applicable

86. Student progression Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG 36.84%(8) PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Employed Campus selection Other than campus recruitment

Entrepreneurs

87. Diversity of staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates of the same university 10%(1) from other universities within the State 30%(3) from universities from other States 60%(6) from universities outside the country 0

88. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period Not applicable

89. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to a) Library

BOOKS AVAILABLE IN LIBRARY DEPARTMENT- PERIODONTICS

S. NO

AUTHOR TITLE ED. TOT. QTY

1 NEW MAN CARRANZA'S CLINICAL PERIODONTOLOGY 8TH 10



4 RAMFJORD PERIODONTOLOGY & PERIODONTICS 6

5 JILL S. FUNDAMENTALS OF PERIODONTAL INSTRUMENTATION 4TH 1

6 JILL, NIELD-GEHRING PERIODONTAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR PRACTIONER 1

7 JAN, LINDHE CLINICAL PERIODONTOLOGY & IMPLANT DENTISTRY 3RD 1

8 SCHWARTZ CLINICAL GUIDE TO PERIODONTICS 1

9 PAWLACK & HOAG ESSENTIALS OF PERIODONTICS 1

10 PAWLACK & HOAG ESSENTIALS OF PERIODONTICS 3RD 2

11 NABERS PERIODONTAL THERAPY 8

12 VERMA & NAYAK CURRENT CONCEPTS IN PERIODONTICS 6

13 PRESTON, JACK D. COMPUTERS IN CLINICAL DENTISTRY 1

14 NIKLAUS PROCED.OF 1ST EUROPION WORKSHOP ON PERIODONTOLOGY 1

15 NIKLAUS PROCED.OF 2ND EUROPION WORKSHOP ON PERIODONTOLOGY 1



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16 NIKLAUS PROCED.OF 3RD EUROPION WORKSHOP ON PERIODONTOLOGY 1

17 PERRY PERIODONTOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGENEST 1

18 MICHELE MOSBY'S COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF DENTAL HYGENEST 6TH 1

19 MICHELE MOSBY'S COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF DENTAL HYGENEST 4TH 1

20 STEFAN ADHESIVE LUTING PROCEDURES 1

21 THOMAS PERIODONTAL REGENERATION ENHANCED: CLINICAL APP.….. 1

22 ALAN PERIODONTAL REGENERATION:CURR. STATUS & DIRECTIONS 1

23 RAY CURRENT OPINION IN PERIODONTOLOGY 1

24 WAITE COLOR ATLAS OF PERIODONTAL SURGERY 1

25 ROSE PERIODONTAL MEDICINE 2

26 ROSE PERIODONTICS: MEDICINE, SURGERY & IMPLANTS 1

27 ASKARY RECONSTRUCTION ASTHETIC IMPLANT SURGERY 2

28 LIEBGOTT THE ANATOMICAL BASIS OF DENTISTRY 2ND 1

29 ROMO ASTHETIC FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY 1

30 GAYLOR ADMINISTRATIVE DENTAL ASSISTANT 1

31 CARRANZA CLINICAL PERIODONTOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGENEST 1

32 SHUSTER HAND BOOK OF DENTAL ASSISTING 1

33 PASLER COLOR ATLAS OF DENTAL MEDICINE: RADIOLOGY 1

34 WOLF COLOUR ATLAS OF DENTAL MEDICINE: PERIODONTOLOGY 3RD 1

35 BLOCK IMPLANTS IN DENTISTRY 2

36 NOVAK CONTEMPORARY DENTAL ASSISTING 1

37 PALMER IMPLANTS IN CLINICAL DENTISTRY 1

38 MITCHELL CLINICAL PRIMER 1

39 ALBERS TOOTH-COLOURED RESTROATIVES: PRINCIPLES & TECHNIQUES 9TH 4

40 DIETZ & BADAVINAC SAFETY STANDARDS & INFECTION CONTROL FOR DENTAL HYGIENISTS 1

41 CHAPPLE & GILBERT UNDERSTANDING PERIODONTAL DISEASE: ASSESSMENT & DIAG…… 1

42 GAGE & PICKETT MOSBY'S DENTAL DRUG REFERENCE 7TH 6

43 NORTON, MICHAEL DENTAL IMPLANTS: A GUIDE FOR THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER 1

44 DAVIES & FINLAY ED. ORAL CARE IN ADVANCED DISEASE 1

45 BEER, F. & OTHERS A. MORITZ ORAL LASER APPLICATION 1

46 HALL CRITICAL DECISIONS IN PERIODONTOLOGY 4TH 1

47 GOLDSTEIN, R.E.

ESTHETICS IN DENTISTRY: PR., COMMUNICATIONS TREATMENT METHODS V.1 2ND 2

48 GOLDSTEIN, R.E. ESTHETICS IN DENTISTRY:ESTHETIC PROB.OF INDIV.,MISSING TEETH,... V.2 2ND 3

49 ELEY & MANSON PERIODONTICS 5TH 1



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50 PREUS & LAURELL PERIODONTAL DISEASES:A MANUAL OF DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT & MAINT. 1

51 PALMER, RICHARD M. IMPLANTS IN DENTISTRY 1

52 BELSER, U. & OTHERS ITI TREATMENT GUIDE: IMPLANT THERAPY IN ESTHETIC ZONE VOL.1 1

53 BUSSCHER & EVANS ED. ORAL BIOPHILMS & PLAQUE CONTROL 1

54 MANSON & ELEY OUTLINE OF PERIODONTICS 4TH 1

55 CHRISTEN & KLEIN TOBACCO & YOUR ORAL HEALTH 1

56 BERNS, JOEL M. UNDERSTANDING PERIODONTAL DISEASES 1

57 BERNS, JOEL M. UNDERSTANDING PERIODONTAL DISEASES 2ND 1

58 GLICKMAN, IRVING CLINICAL PERIODONTIOLOGY 8TH 1

59 FEHRENBACH & HARRING

ILLUSTRATED ANATOMY OF THE HEAD & NECK 2ND 1

60 GENCO, ROBERT J. CONTEMPORARY PERIODONTICS 1

61 CHESTNUTT, IVOR G. CHURCHILL'S POCKET BOOK OF CLINICAL DENTISTRY 2ND 1

62 REDDY, SHANTIPRIYA ESSENTIALS OF CLINICAL PERIODONTOLOGY & PERIODONTICS 2ND 2

63 MACPHEE & COWLEY ESSENTIALS OF PERIODONTOLOGY & PERIODONTICS 3RD 2

64 DIBART & KARIMA PRACTICAL PERIODONTAL PLASTIC SURGERY 1

65 LINDE, JAN CLINICAL PERIODONTOLOGY & IMPLANT DENTISTRY V-1 5TH 1

66 LINDE, JAN CLINICAL PERIODONTOLOGY & IMPLANT DENTISTRY V-2 5TH 1

67 MANSON & ELEY OUTLINE OF PERIODONTICS 4TH 1

68 BIMSTEIN & OTHERS ED.

PERIODONTAL & GINGIVAL HEALTH & DISEASES 1

69 NEWMAN & WINKELHOLFF

ANTIBIOTIC & ANTIMICROBIAL USE IN DENTAL PRACTICE 1

70 BIMSTEIN & OTHERS ED.

PERIODONTAL & GINGIVAL HEALTH & DISEASES 1

71 WILSON & KORNMAN FUNDAMENTALS OF PERIODONTICS 2ND 1

72 SEARSON IMPLANTOLOGY 1

73 TAYLOR DENTAL IMPLANTS 1

74 SHERWOOD MATERIALS IN RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY 1

75 KAUR, GAURPREET PERIODONTICS 1

76 HALL, WALTER B. DECISION MAKING IN PERIODONTOLOGY 3RD 1

130

BOOKS IN DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

S. No.

AUTHOR TITLE ED.

1 Bennett Monheim’s Local Anaesthesia & Pain Control 7th edition

2 Ash & Ramjford Periodontology & Periodontics 1st edition

3 T. Denath Ashok’s public health & Preventive Dentistry 2nd edition

4 Satish Chandra T.B. of Preventive Dentistry 1st edition

5 Naber & Stalker Periodontal Therapy 1st edition

6 Newmen (Carranza) Clinical Periodontology 9th edition



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7 Rose, Genco & others Periodontal Medicine with CD 1st edition

8 Waitee & Strahan A Color Atlas of Periodontal Surgery 1st edition

9 Ray, C. Williams Current Opinion in Periodontology 2nd edition

10 Jill, S. & Nield- Gehrig Fundamental of periodontal instruments 4th edition

11 Niklous P. Lang Proceed. Of 2nd European Workshop on Perio. 1st edition

12 Niklous P. Lang Proceed. Of 1st European Workshop on Perio 1st edition

13 Perry, Beemstearboer Periodontology for the Dental hygienist 1st edition

14 Stefen J. Paul Adhesives Luting Procedures 1st edition

15 Michele L. Darby Mosbys Comprehensive Rev. of Dental Hygiene 4th edition

16 Jack D. Peston Computer in Clinical Dentistry: Proceed. Of 1st Inter. Conf. 26-29, 1991

1st edition


18 Rose, Genco & others Periodontal Medicine with CD 1st edition

19 Roma, Millman Aesthetic Facial Plastic Surgery 1st edition

20 Gaylor, Linda J. Administrative Dental Assistant 1st edition

21 Newmen (Carranza) Clinical Periodontology for the Dental Hygienist 1st edition

22 Schuster & Wetterhus H.B. of Clinical Dental Assisting 1st edition

23 Novak,Darlene Contemporary Dental Assisting 1st edition

24 Pasler, Friedrich A. Colour Atlas of Dental Medicine: Radiology 1st edition

25 Beer. F. & others Oral Laser Application 1st edition

26 Hall, Walter B. Decision Making in periodontology 3rd edition

27 Goldsteain R.E. Esthetics in Dentistry V-2 2nd edition

28 Albers Tooth Colored Restoratives 9th edition

29 Hall Critical Decision in Periodontology 4th edition

30 Norton, Michael Dental Implants 1st edition

31 Misch, Carl E. Dental Implants Prosthetics 1st edition

32 Belser, U. & others ITI Treatment Guide 1st edition

33 Askary Reconstructive Aesthetic Implant Surgery 1st edition

34 Palmer & others Implants in Clinical Dentistry 2nd edition

35 Weiss & Weiss Principles & Practice of Implant Dentistry 1st edition

36 Macphee & Cowley Ess. Of Periodontology & Periodontics 3rd edition

37 Bimstein & others ed. Periodontal & Gingival Health & Diseases 1st edition

38 Newman & Winkelholff Antibiotic & Antimicrobial use in Dental Practice 2nd edition


40 Nayak,Uppoor, Mahesh Textbook of Periodontology and Implantology 1st edition

41 Misch Contemporary Implant Dentistry 3rd edition

42 Bathla Periodontics Revisited 1st edition

43 Shantipriya Reddy Essential of Clinical Periodontology & Periodontics 2nd edition



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JOURNALS AVAILABLE IN LIBRARY

S.NO. JOURNAL

OLD HOLDINGS

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

1

Intr. Jr. of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry * v-21 v-22 v-23 v-24 v-25 v-26 v-27 v-28 v-29 . v-30 v-31 v-32 V-33

2

Jr. of Clinical Periodontology * v-28 v-29 v-30 v-31 v-32 v-33 v-34 v-35 v-36 . v-37 v-38 * *

3

Jr. of Periodontology v-71 v-72 v-73 v-74 v-75 v-76 V-77 v-78 v-79 v-80 . v-81 v-82 v-83 *

4 Periodontology 2000 * * * *

v- 34 - 36

v- 37 - 39

v- 40 - 42

v-43 - 45

v-46 - 48

v-49 - 51

v-52-54

v-55 - 57

v-58 – 60

V-61 - 63

5

Intr. Jr. of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants v-15 v-16 v-17 v-18 v-19 v-20 v-21 v-22 v-23 v-24 . v-25 v-26 v-27 V-28

6

Jr. of Periodontal Research * * * * * * *

v-42 issue 1-

5 v-43 v-44 . v-45 v-46 * *

7

Jr. of Indian Society of Periodontology * * * * * * * * * v-14 v-15 v-16 V-17

8

Jr. of Public Health Dentistry

Online

Online

Online

Online

Online

Online

Online v-67 v-68 v-69 .

v-70 . v-71 . V-72 V-73

9 International Dental Jr. * * * * * * *

v-57 issue1-2 & 4-6 v-58 v-59 . v-60 v-61 * *

10

Jr. of American Dental Association * * * *

v-135

issue 4-12

v-136

issue 8 & 11

v-137

issue 8,9,11,12

v-138 issue 1,

3-12 v-

139 v-140 v-

141 v-142 * *

11

Jr. of American Medical Association * * * * * * *

v-297 & 298

v-299 &

300 * * * * *

12

Dental Clinics of North America *

v-1 issue

4-6,8-10

(ind.ed.)

v-2 issue 1-10 (ind.ed.)

v-3 issue 1-5

(ind.ed.)

v-4 issue 5-6

(ind.ed.)

v-36 issue 1-8 &

10(intr.ed

.) v-37

v-38 (intr.ed

.)

v-39 (intr.ed.)

v-40 (intr.ed

.)

v-41 (intr.ed.) v-42 v-43 v-44

13

Quintessence International Dental Jr. * * * * * *

v-200 &

201 v-202 & 203

v-204 &

205 v-206 & 207

v-208 &

209 v-210 211

v-212 & 213

v-214 & 215

14 British Dental Jr. * * * *

v-48 issue 1-4 v-49 * v-51 v-52 v-53 v-54 v-55 * *

15 Dental Abstracts * * * * * v-50 * v-52 v-53 v-54 v-55 v-56 v-57 v-58



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JOURNALS IN DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

S. No. TITLE VOL. NO.

1 Journal of Periodontology V-75,76

2 Inter. Jr. of Perio. & Restorative Dentistry V-25

3 Den. Clini. Of North America: Periodontology V-3

i) Internet facilities for staff and students 1 computer with 1 Printer & scanner with Internet connection, wifi enabled campus with 100 mbps speed

c) Total number of class rooms - 4 d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms – 1 smart classroom with ICT facility SL. NO.

NAME OF FACULTY POWERPOINTS CONDUCTED

1. Dr. PRADEEP SHUKLA LOCAL ANAESTHETIC DEVELOPMENT OF MANDIBLE ALVEOLAR BONE LOSS AND AGING CALCULUS REMOVAL AND PREVENTION OF ITS FORMATION ROOT RESORPTION IN THE FURCATION AREA: A DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS CONSIDERATION HUMAN PDL CELLS; FIBROBLASTS ACTING LIKE IMMUNE CELLS RETROGRADE PERIMPLANTITIS- A CASE REPOT INTRODUCING AN APPROACH MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY OF GIMGIVA SHOCK NEUTROPHILS IN DISEASE ANTIBIOTICS DENTAL PLAQUE CLASSIFICATION OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE CORRELATION BETWEEN OCCLUSAL CONATCTS AND ROOT RESORPTION IN TEETH WITH PERIODONTITIS COMBINED SURGICAL THERAPY IN TREATMENT OF GINGIVAL GINGIVAL ZENITH AND ITS ROLE IN REDEFINING ESTHETICS. A CLINICAL STUDY SEVERE PERIODONTITIS IN A PATIENT WITH HYPER OXALURIA AND OXALOSIS- A CASE REPORT INFLUENCE OF CHLORHEXIDINE ENSUING ON THE HEALING OF ORAL MUCOSA AND OSSEOUS LESIONS RADIOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATION FOR THE REGIONAL ANATOMY IN THE POSTERIOR MANDIBLE CORRELATION BETWEEN OCCLUSAL CONATCTS AND ROOT RESORPTION IN TEETH WITH PERIODONTITIS



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2. Dr. GAURAV MALHOTRA

PHARYNGEAL ARCHES TRIGEMINAL NERVE ONE YEAR EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D AND CALCIUM SUPPLEMENTATION ON CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS HIV INFECTION AND BONE LOSS DUE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE EFFECT OF DERIBUPROFEN MOUTH RINSE ON GINGIVITIS PROBIOTICS AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE EFFECT OF IMPLANT THREAD , GEOMETRY ON PERCENTAGE OF OSSEO-INTEGRATION AND RESISTANCE TO REVERSE TORQUE BONE GRAFTS PERIODONTAL MYAISIS TREATED BY OPEN FLAP PERIODONTAL STATUS OF PATEINTS WITH RICKETS- A CASE SERIES BLOOD CALCULUS HEMOSTASIS CLINICAL FEATURES OF GINGIVITIS STERILISATION GINGIVAL TISSUE FOLLOWING SURGICAL CROWN LENTHENING PLASMA 25-HYDROXY VITAMIN D CONCENTRATION AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE IN POST MENOPAUSAL WOMEN THE EFFECT OF IG ALPHA –GP ON P.GINGIVALIS MODIFIED PAPILLA PRESERVATION FOR TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE RECESSION TYPE DEFECTS DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF NON-SYNDROMIC HEREDITARY GINGIVAL -----MATOSIS

3. Dr. PUNEET GULATI ANALYSIS OF SUPEROXIDE DIMUTASE LEVELS IN GINGIVA & GCF IN PATEINTS WITH CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS SUBGINGIVAL BIOFILM FORMATION A LONGITUDINAL STUDY FROM PRE PUBERTY TO PUBERTY OF GINGIVITIS LOCALLY DELIVERED DOXYCYCLINE AS AN ADJUNCT TO MECHANICAL DEBRIDEMENT AT RETREATMENT OF PERIODONTAL POCKET – OUTCOME AT FURCATION SITES ENDO-PERIO LESIONS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION BETWEEN TYPE-I AND TYPE-II DIABETES WITH PERIODONTAL DISEASE AND TOOTH LOSS HEALING OF PERI-IMPLANT TISSUE AFTER FLAPLESS AND FLAPPED IMPLANT INSTALLATION EFFECT OF INTER IMPLANT DISTANCE (2MM OR 3MM) ON THE HEIGHT OF INTEER IMPLANT BONE CREST NERVE SUPPLY OF FACE



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NEUTROPHILS IN HEALTH ACUTE GINGIVAL INFECTIONS AGEING AND PERIODONTIUM AIDS AND PERIODONTIUM ON IMPLANT SURFACES ; A REVIEW OF CURRENT KNOWLEDGE AND OPINIONS MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN MANAGEMENT OF GINGIVAL ENLARGEMENT CAUSING FACIAL ASYMMETRY A NEW FLAPLESS TECHNIQUE FOR CROWN LENTHENING AFTER ORTHODONTIC EXTRUSION GINGIVAL TISSUE FOLLOWING SURGICAL CROWN LENTHENING PLASMA 25-HYDROXY VITAMIN D CONCENTRATION AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE IN POST MENOPAUSAL WOMEN THE EFFECT OF IG ALPHA –GP ON P.GINGIVALIS MODIFIED PAPILLA PRESERVATION FOR TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE RECESSION TYPE DEFECTS

4. Dr. VARUN DAHIYA EFFECT OF MOUTH WASH EXTRACTED FROM SALVADORAPERSICA ON DENTAL PLAQUE FORMATION RISK INDICATORS FOR TOOTH LOSS DUE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE APPEARANCE OF GINGIVAL PAPILLA ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE PILL INDUCED PERIODONTAL ENDOCRANIOPATHIES AND ITS MANAGEMENT CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PERI IMPLANT PERIPHERAL GIANTS CELL GRANULOMA SEVERE ADVERSE REACTIONS TO DENTAL LA PRIMARY GINGIVAL PSEUDO EPITHELIOMATOUS HYPERPLASIA WITH PERIODONTAL FINDINGS – A CASE REPORT SPONTANEOUS PIGMENTATION OF NON PIGMENTED PALATAL TISSUE AFTER PERIODONTAL SURGERY THE PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION FOR PERI-IMPLANTITIS MANAGEMENT OF GINGIVAL HYPERPIGMENTATION BY SEMI CONDUCTOR DIODE LASER INCISIVE VESSEL BASED PALATAL FLAP FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF ANTERIOR MAXILLARY SOFT TISSUES INTERLEUKIN 8 GENE PROMOTER POLYMORPHISM (IS4073) MAY CONCENTRATE TO CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS BLOOD SUPPLY OF FACE PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT ALVEOLAR BONE GINGIVA TRIGEMINAL NERVE



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DEFENSE MECHANISMS OF GINGIVA BONE GRAFTS CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS

5. Dr. ANISH DEEWAN PERIO-ENDO LESIONS OF A MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISOR WITH PALATO RADICULAR GROOVE AS A CONTOURING FACTOR- A CASE REPORT RECOMBINANT HUMAN BONE MORPHOGENIC PROTEIN-2 FOR PERI IMPLANT BONE REGENERATION A CASE REPORT ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SERUM LIPID LEVELS AND PERIODONTAL INFECTION PRO-ARGIN TECHNOLOGY NEW RESEARCH ON SUPERIOR DENTIN HYPERSENSTIVITY ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SERUM LIPID LEVELS AND PERIODONTAL INFECTION PRO-ARGIN TECHNOLOGY NEW RESEARCH ON SUPERIOR DENTIN HYPERSENSTIVITY THE EFFECT OF INTERIMPLANT DISTANCE ON THE HEIGHT OF INTER IMPLANT BONE CREST GCF AND PLASMA ACUTE PHASE CYTOKINE LEVELS IN DIFFERENT PERIODONTAL DISEASES SALIVARY AND PLASMA LEVEL OF TOLL LIKE RECEPTOR AND TOLL LIKE RECEPTOR IN CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS BASIC SUTURE TECHNIQUE FOR ORAL MUCOSA CEMENTUM MUSCLES OF MASTICATION INFLAMMATION HEALING IMMUNITY BONE GRAFTS AND BONE SUBSTITUTES CROWN LENGTHENING INTERDENTAL AIDS LASERS IN PERIODONTICS FURCATION

6. Dr. PRERNA KATARIA INFLUENCE OF SMOKING ON GINGIVAL CREVICULAR FLUID CYTOKINES IN SEVERE CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS EFFECT OF VITAMIN D AND CALCIUM ON PERIODONTITIS EFFECT OF VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL DISTANCE BETWEEN ADJACENT IMPLANTS OROFACIAL OF GINGIVA AND NASAL CAVITY- A REPORT OF TWO CASES EXPERIMENTAL GINGIVITIS DURING PREGNANCY AND POST-PARTEM CLINICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL ASPECTS INFRABONY DEFECTS AND THEIR TREATMENT USING BONE GRAFTS IN AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS PATEINTS SIGNIFICANCE OF LINGUAL NERVE DURING PERIODONTAL AND IMPLANT GURGERY EFFECT OF PERIODONTAL TREATMENT IN



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RANKE LIGAND OF OPD LEVELS IN GCF ORTHO-PERIO REALTIONSHIP THE MILLER CLASSIFICATION OF GINGIVAL RECESSION LIMITS AND DRAWBACKS DESQUAMATIVE GINGIVITIS DIABETES MELLITUS AND PERIODONTITIS BONE LOSS AND PATTERNS OF BONE DESTRUCTION FURCATION HOST MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS VITAMINS RADIATION SAFETY AND RADIOGRAPHIC AIDS RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND PERIODONTITIS TFO LASERS IN GENERAL

7. Dr. KRITI AGARWAL RELEVANCE OF GCF COMPONENT IN ASSESSMENT OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE TREATMENT OF GINGIVITIS WITH HYOLURONANA DOUBLE SPLIT FLAP ORAL PROBLEMS AND GENETIC ASPECTS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH EPILEPSY MULTIPLE ACUTE PERIODONTAL ABCESSES DUE TO CLENCHING- A CASE REPORT ALTERNATIVE TECHNIQUE FOR MAXILLARY ANAESTHESIA AN UNUSUAL PLASMA CELL GINGIVITIS – CASE RELATED TO USE OF HERBAL TOOTH POWDER PERIODONTAL MYAISIS TREATED BY OPEN FLAP DEBRIDEMENT A CASE REPORT SMOKING AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES DEFENSE MECHANISMS OF GINGIVA BONE GRAFTS CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS GINGIVAL ENLARGEMENT CORONOPLASTY PROBIOTICS CHEMICAL PLAQUE CONTROL EVIDENCE BASED DENTISTRY GERIATRICS IN PERIODONTOLOGY PERIODONTAL ABSCESS SALIVA

8. Dr. CHANDERSHEKHAR JOSHI

SUBGINGIVAL AIR POLISHING IN TREATMENT OF PERIODONTAL BIOFILM INFECTION A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF LOW DOSE DOXYCYCLINE FOR PERIODONTITIS IN SMOKERS LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY OF OZONE WATER IN PERIODONTITIS EFFECT OF TRICLOSAN ON HEALING FOLLOWING NON SURGICAL THERAPY FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INTERDENTAL PAPPILA HEIGHT BETWEEN TWO MAXILLARY



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CENTRAL INCISORS ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE MECHANISM AND CONTROL OF PATHOLOGICAL BONE LOSS IN PERIODONTITIS BONY EXOSTOSIS DEVELOPED SUBSEQUENT TO FREE GINGIVAL GRAFTS- CASE SERIES GERIATRICS IN PERIODONTOLOGY PERIODONTAL ABSCESS SALIVA DENTINAL HYPERSENSTIVITY INSTRUMENTATION PROBIOTICS CHEMICAL PLAQUE CONTROL LOCAL ANESTHESIA LOCAL DRUG DELIVERY INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY OF IMPLANTS MECHANICAL PLAQUE CONTROL PERIODONTAL POCKET

9. Dr. SARU KHOSLA BIOFILM LASERS IN PERIODONTICS INTERDENTAL AIDS CROWN LENGTHENING BONE GRAFTS AND BONE SUBSTITUTES LEVELS OF CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE IMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF TOOTH STERILIZATION

10. Dr. SHIVI KHATTRI IMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF TOOTH STERILIZATION BIOFILM LASERS IN PERIODONTICS INTERDENTAL AIDS CROWN LENGTHENING BONE GRAFTS AND BONE SUBSTITUTES LEVELS OF CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE

e) Students’ laboratories Nil f) Research laboratories common research lab available

90. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates a) from the host institution/university b) from other institutions/universities Not applicable 91. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

No such provision of financial assistance from university 92. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new program(s)? If

so, highlight the methodology. No such provision available from university




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p. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Feedback committee constituted under dean academic and feedbacks are obtained of teacher, HOD, curriculum, etc and from the feedback, area of improvement is identified and necessary action initiated by the principal and the concerned faculty is conveyed.

q. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes- class feedback, library feedback and programmed feedback are obtained and discussed in meetings & implemented

r. alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes, alumni feedback is collected, has alumni registered association which meets once in a year.

94. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) S.NO. NAME BATCH PLACEMENT

1. Dr. NITIKA POONIA 2006-2009 PRIVATE PRACTITIONER, BANARAS(U.P)

2. Dr. PRERNA KUMARI 2006-2009 SENIOR LECTURER, UTTARANCHALDENTALCOLLEGE

3. Dr. ANITA MEHTA 2007-2010 SENIOR LECTURER, FARIDKOT(PUNJAB)

4. Dr. DEEPAK GROVER 2007-2010 DIRECTOR, NATIONALDENTALCOLLEGE, DERA BASSI

5. Dr. SAHIBTEJ SINGH 2008-2011 SENIOR LECTURER, LAXMIDENTALCOLLEGE, PATIALA

6. Dr. SHUBHENDU SARASWAT

2008-2011 PRIVATE PRACTITIONER, DELHI

7. Dr. PARUL GAGNEJA 2009-2012 SENIOR LECTURER, SURENDRADENTALCOLLEGE, GANGANAGAR

8. Dr. SIMRAN 2010-2013 SENIOR LECTURER, B.J.S. DENTAL COLLEGE, LUDHIANA

9. Dr. SARU KHOSLA 2010-2013 SENIOR LECTURER, D.J. COLLEGE OF DENTAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH,

MODINAGAR


involving external experts. ISP Listerine training lectures on Management of biofilm, Problem based learning

96. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs including clinical teaching. BDS- didactic lecture, discussions, tutorials, computerized teaching MDS- computerized teaching Hygienist- lectures, demonstrations, discussions

97. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? Department assigns regular assignments, moniters internal assessments, syllabus has been divided into units & end posting viva is conducted for every batch, regular feedbacks are obtained and implemented.

98. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. Participation in the community outreach programmes Participation in the community health education programme



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Participation in rural dental treatment services by the satellite centres Participation in the events of social welfare including blood donation camps, tree plantation activities Mobile Dental services for the rural population Celebration of days of national and international importance like no tobacco day, oral hygiene day, world oral health day School Health Surveys

99. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. Students are taught to make powerpoint presentations, write articles & deliver presentations at national & international events. Students work on the lastest equipments present in the department like lasers, surgical microscope, electrocautery & implants.

100. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details. Yes ISO 9001: 2008 certified

101. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied. Use of Lasers, surgical microscope, implants in the department is promoted

102. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strength – Recognized BDS, MDS & Hygienist curriculum, Advanced equipments, dedicated staff, academic excellence, active participation of staff in conference, convention & CDEs Weaknesses – lack of collaboration with foreign university & student exchange programs, insufficient number of educational programs, no university grants for projects, no central air conditioning in the UG section Opportunities – to start certificate courses in department like implantology & laser courses, to conduct national conference Challenges – to maintain quality of education with less finances

103. Future plans of the department 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Courses Planning to get department recognized as Ph.Dcentre

Increase intake of M.D.S., seats

To start special training in LASER dentistry

To develop a specialized dental implant clinic

To start Diploma course in Periodontology

TLE To conduct special classes for slow learners, To Train repeaters and students for viva-voce and practical exam

Problem based learning, Faculty development To conduct a hands on course in Periodontology

Teacher training program To conduct National PG convention

To conduct a national level UG convention on latest advances in Periodontology

To conduct International conference in Periodontology

Administration To take initiative to start special coaching in specialized Periodontal surgical

To create resourse person in dental education training programme

To start a separate cosmetic Implantology department

To establish clinics as per NABH standards

To train PGs in different Biopsy techniques



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procedures

Research/ Extention

To publish articles in college journals

To publish articles in peer reveiwednational and international journals

To present a keynote paper in national conferences To collaborate with ICMR for research grant purpose

To collaborate with IISc in conducting a research in the field of Periodontology

To establish a regional diagnostic center for Oral disease

I infrastructure And services

To procure equipments to start IHC and IF

To establish an independent PCR lab in the department

Establishing Advanced LASER section

To set up a separate Oral Hygiene maintainance section

To procure Advanced Dental chairs

Innovation Creating awareness for oral hygiene maintainance

To conduct exhibition to the general public using museum material to create awareness about the ill health of tobacco

To conduct Interdental college workshop for PG’s for current concepts in periodontology

To establish a website for the department and online avialablility of teaching material

To establish a separate center in diagnosis of Periodontal Diseases.

Collaborations/ Linkages

Collaboration with Bangalore Academy of Periodontology (BAP), Subharti university for PG exchange programme

Collaboration with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS).

Collaboration with ESI Hospitals.

To start a linkage with Department of Forensic Dentisty, M.S. Ramaiah Dental College, Bangalore.

To collaborate with ICMR on oral cancer research



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Preventive and Community Dentistry 1. Name of department: Public Health Dentistry

2. Year of Establishment : 1999(BDS) 2012 (MDS)

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university—NA

4. Programmes Offered :

1. Undergraduate prog (BDS)

2. PG Prog (MDS in Public Health Dentistry)- 3 Seats per Batch

5. Interdisciplinary Prog: Public Health Awareness programme in collaboration with Department of

Orthodontics, Department of Pedodontics, Department of Periodontics and Implantology

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. – Under

Process

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons –NONE

8. Examination System :

UG Examination- ANNUAL

PG Examination – After completion of 3 years of PG curriculum

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments- YES

10. Faculty sanctioned


CAS & MPS)

Professor 01 01 01

Associate Professor/Reader 01 01 01

Senior Lecturer 03 04 04

Tutor / Clinical Instructor 01 02 02





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12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors: Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information : Nil

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio- BDS 12:1, MDS : 2:3


actual

Administrative and Technical Staff-

Sl. No. Non- Teaching / Technical Staff

Required* Available

1 Dental Hygienist 1 1

2 Statistician 1 1

3 Attendant 2 2

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies:

Water Quality and impact on Health

Tobacco Cessation Counselling

Oral Health Status of Target Groups –special groups like elderly, school children , armed

forces, pregnant females




Research Topics of Faculty

1. Oral Health Status and behaviour among the school children (4-6 years) of Modinagar-

S. No Faculty Name Designation Qualification Teaching

experience

1 Dr. Basavaraj P Professor and Head MDS 13years11 months

2 Dr Ashish Singla Reader MDS 4 years 1 months

3 Dr Shilpi Singh Senior Lecturer MDS 2 years 3 months

4 Dr Mallikaarjun Senior Lecturer MDS 1year 2 months

5 Dr Ritu Senior Lecturer MDS 3 Mos

6 Dr Taru Senior Lecturer MDS 3 Mos

6 Dr Sunil Tutor BDS 3 year 11 months

7 Dr Raman Tutor BDS 3 Mos



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Cross sectional survey – Dr Basavaraj P

2. Oral Health status of the rural and urban population of Modinagar- Cross sectional survey –

Dr Sunder Kote

3. Knowledge and attitude of undergraduate dental students towards public health dentistry– Dr

Ashish Singla

4. Knowledge attitude and practice of Tobacco cessation counselling among the dentist and

dental hygienist of Modinagar – Dr Shilpi Singh

5. Oral health behaviour and attitude among the caregivers in the Modinagar –Dr Mallikarjun


j) National collaboration b) International collaboration Under Process


AICTE, etc.; total grants received. Under Process


state recognition – yes

national recognition -yes



1. Comprehensive Dental Care Clinic

2. Satellite dental clinics in the rural areas

3. Tobacco Cessation Cell

22. PUBLICATIONS

S. NO.

faculty No of

Papers

Monogrph

s

Ch In Books

Books edited

Books

Nos in International Data base

Impact Factor Range

H index /SJR

/SNIP

Citation Index

1. Dr Basavaraj P (Faculty)

49 - - - - 19 0-1.057 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-490

0-2

2. Dr Ashish Singla (Faculty)

18 - - - - 12 0-1.057 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-490

0

3. .

Dr Shilpi Singh (Faculty)

16 - - - - 12 0-1.131 H idex -0-18

SJR=0-290

0

4. Dr Hansa Kundu (PG Student)

09 - - - - 06 0-0.14 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-144

0



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5. Dr Swat Jain (PG Student)

09 - - - - 06 0-0.14 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-144

0

6. Dr Khushboo Singh (PG Student)

08 - - - - 06 0-0.14 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-144

0

7. Dr Ravneet 03 - - - - 03 0-0.14 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-144

8. Dr Vaibhav 03 - - - - 03 0-0.14 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-144

9. Dr Venisha 03 - - - - 03 0-0.14 H idex -0-14

SJR=0-144

PUBLICATION DETAILS

PAPER PUBLICATIONS

S.

No

Faculty name Publication

Type


and Year

Citatio

n

Index

Impact

Factor

H index

/SJR

1. Dr Basavaraj P (Prof and Head)

Paper A survey on knowledge, attitude & Practice about oral hygiene among teachers in Kanpur city.

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Year -2006, Issue-8

- - -

2. Dr Basavaraj P Prof and Head

Paper Smoking & Health: Opinions & Awareness among Dental Practioners of Kanpur City


- - -


Paper Dental Caries Experience among Kindergarten school going children of Lakhanpur, Kanpur


- - -

4 Dr Basavaraj P Prof and Head

Paper Dental Caries experience & Oral Hygiene Status of Biscuit factory workers in Kanpur City


- - -


Paper Oral Health Status of School Children in Murad Nagar


- - -


Paper Antimicrobial Mouth rinses and Periodontal Disease: A Review.

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Year -2010,

- - -



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Issue-15 6. Dr Basavaraj P

Prof and Head Paper Periodontic-Endodontic

interrelationship-A review

Journal of oral health and community dentistry

02


Paper Effect of academic stress on gingival inflammation-A case-control study


- - -


Paper Periodontal health among Smokers and Non-smokers

Journal of Indian Dental Association Year 2011, Issue 5

01

9.

Dr Basavaraj P Prof and Head

Paper Tooth for Truth-A brief Insight into Forensic Dentistry

Journal of Indian Dental Association Year 2011, Issue 5

- - -


Paper Smoking & Periodontal Disease

Indian Journal of Stomatology Year 2011 Issue 2

- - -


Paper New Vistas in Periodontal Regeneration.

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Year 2011, Issue 17 Suppl II

- - -


Paper Risk of Preterm Low Birth weight Baby in Women with Periodontal disease.


- - -


Paper Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding oral manifestations of HIV/AIDS among Medical and Dental house surgeons in Davangere city, Karnataka, India

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Year 2011, Issue 17 Suppl I

- - -


Paper Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding oral health of children among paediatricians and paediatric post graduation students in Davangere city, Karnataka


- - -


Paper Knowledge and attitude of pharmacists regarding oral Health care and oral hygiene products in Davangere City, Karnataka, India


- - -


Paper Dental Caries Experience, Oral Hygiene Status, Gingivitis and Malocclusion among 7-14 year old Mentally

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Year 2011, Issue 17

- - -



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Retarded Children with different Intelligence quotient levels


Paper Dental Caries experience, Periodontal Status and wear of tooth among Adult Patients at De-addiction Centres of Ghaziabad District.


- - -


Paper Dental Caries Experience and Periodontal status of Police Personnel in Ghaziabad city


- - -


Paper Consumer Protection Act and Medical Negligence- A Brief Insight


- - -


Paper Evaluation of Pattern of Impacted Third Molars and their Associated symptoms amongst the Rural Population of Muradnagar, Ghaziabad.


- - -


Paper Gingival Esthetics by Depigmentation.


- - -


Paper Post Menopausal Osteoporosis and Periodontal Disease


- - -


Paper Dentin Hypersensitivity: An Enigma.


- - -


Paper Caries risk assessment & Control.

Journal of oral health and community dentistry Year 2011 Issue 5

01 - -


Paper Halitosis: A Review Indian Journal of Stomatology Year 2011 Issue 2

01 -


Paper Assessment of complete denture satisfaction


- - -


Paper Multiple natural pontics Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Year 2011, Issue 18

- - -


Paper Peripheral ossifying fibroma– a case report

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry

- - -



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Year 2011, Issue 18


Paper Oral malodour – causes and cure – an overview


- - -


Paper Dental erosion, dental caries experience and periodontal status among battery factory workers of Gaziabad


- - -


Paper Depigmentation : a cornerstone in gingival aesthetics


- - -


Paper Corner array for DNA damage and repair


- - -


Paper Biostatistics in Research Journal of Peardent Year 2012 Vol: 3 Issue: 4

- - -


Paper Oral Brush Biopsy-A reliable and convenient addition to dentist armamentarium

International journal of oral health sciences and advancement

- - -

35. Dr Basavaraj P Paper Evaluation of panoramic radiographs as screening tool of osteoporosis-a cross sectional study

Journal of clinical and diagnostic research Year 2013, Vol 7(9) 2051-55

0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Rheumatoid arthritis among periodontitis patients in Baddi industrial estate of Himachal Pradesh India, Cross sectional study

Journal of clinical and diagnostic research Year 2013, Vol 7(10) Pg 2334-37

- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Assessment of TMJ Disorders using ultrasonography as a diagnostic tool:a review

Journal of clinical and diagnostic research Year: 2013 Volume: 7 Issue: 12

- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper DIAGNOdent: a new approach for diagnosing dental caries

Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences Year: 2013 Volume: 4 Issue: 3

- - -


Paper Comparative evaluation of chlorhexidine and tea tree oil mouthwashes as anti plaque agents – A clinical study

Journal of Pearldent Year:2013 Volume:4 Issue: 4

- - -

40. Dr Basavaraj Paper Correlation Between Asia Pacific Journal of - 1.057 H index



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Prof and Head Oral Health and Child-OIDP Index in 12- and 15-Year-Old Children From Modinagar, India

Public Health Year 2013

=14 SJR=490

41. Dr Basavaraj Prof and Head

Paper Radiography, A Reality in Community Dental Settings- A Systemic Review


- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Physico-Chemical and Bacterial evaluation of packaged drinking water marketed in Delhi -Potential public health implications

Journal of clinical and diagnostic research Year 2014, Vol 8 Issue 3, Pg 246-250

- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Effect of duration of haemodialysis and undergoing kidney disease on dental health of haemodialysis patients at multi speciality hospitals, Delhi


- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Relative risk of various head and neck cancer among different blood groups –An analytical study

Journal of clinical and diagnostic research Year 2014, Vol 8 Issue 4, Pg ZC25- ZC28

- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Nanodentistry-Looking Beyond the futute – a review

Journal of Pearldent Year 2014, Vol 5 Issue 1, Pg 1-7


Paper Diagnodent- in detection of dental decay - A systematic review



Paper Polio Erdication: Lessons from the past and Future Perspective : .

Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. Year 2014; 8(7).ZC56

0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Reach the Unreached: A Systematic review on Mobile Dental Units.

Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. Year 2014; 8(8)

0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Tobacco Cessation Counseling practices and attitude among dentist and dental hygienist of urban and rural areas of Modinagar, India

Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 2014, Vol 8(9), ZC 15-18

0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



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PAPER PUBLICATION –DR ASHISH

S.NO Name Publication type

Title Journal, Volume and Year

Citation Index

Impact Factor

H Index, SJR

1. Dr Ashish Singla

Paper

Effect of fluoridated and non-fluoridated dentifrice on

salivary Ph and salivary streptococcus Mutans- a randomized control trial

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Year:2010 Volume 15

-

-

-

2. Dr Ashish Singla

Paper Type of patients, disease pattern, felt needs and services provided to the patients attending community dental camps.


-

-

-

3. Dr Ashish Singla

Paper Evaluating the Ph and buffering capacity of saliva in 12 year children with and without caries-an experimental study


-

-

-

4. Dr Ashish Singla

Paper Effect of various commercially available water purification filters in reducing the level of concentration of fluoride in drinking water


-

-

-

5. Dr Ashish Singla



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

6. Dr Ashish Singla



- - -

7. Dr Ashish Singla



- - -

8. Dr Ashish Singla

Paper Correlation Between Oral Health and Child-OIDP Index in 12- and 15-Year-Old Children From Modinagar, India

Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health Year 2013

- 1.057 H index =14 SJR=490

9. Dr Ashish Singla



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

10. Dr Ashish Singla



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Effect of duration of haemodialysis and

Journal of clinical and diagnostic

- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



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undergoing kidney disease on dental health of haemodialysis patients at multi speciality hospitals, Delhi

research Year 2014, Vol 8 Issue 5, Pg 65-69




- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Utilization of Mobile Dental Vans at Postgraduate Dental institutions in India

Oral Health and DentalManagement Year:2014 Vol: 13 Issue; 1

- H Index =1



Journal ofPearldent Year 2014, Vol 5 Issue 1, Pg 1-7





Paper Polio Erdication: Lessons from the past and Future Perspective : .


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Reach the Unreached: A Systematic review on Mobile Dental Units.


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144


Paper Tobacco Cessation Counseling practices and attitude among dentist and dental hygienist of urban and rural areas of Modinagar, India


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

PAPER PUBLICATION –DR SHILPI

S.NO Name Publication type

Title Journal, Volume and Year

Citation Index

Impact Factor

H Index, SJR

1. Dr Shilpi Singh

Paper

Trace elements and coliform count in commercially

available drinking water

Journal of Dental Sciences Year2011 Vol:3

-

0.347

H Index =3 SJR=0,174

2. Dr Shilpi Singh

Paper Prevalence of Early Childhood Caries among 3-5 year old preschoolers in schools of Marathahalli, Bangalore.

Dental Research Journal Year:2012 Volume :9 Issue: 6

-

-

-

3. Dr Shilpi Singh

Paper Tobacco usage among school children in Bangalore, India:

Indian Journal of Cancer

H Index =18 SJR=0,290



Page | 316

A study of knowledge, attitude and practice.

Year: 2014 (Ahead of Print)

-

1.131

4. Dr Shilpi Singh

Paper Association of Serum Cholesterol, Triglyceride, High and Low Density Lipoprotein Levels in Chronic Periodontitis Subjects with Risk for Cardiovascular Disease: A Cross Sectional Study


- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

5. Dr Shilpi Singh



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

6. Dr Shilpi Singh



- - -

7. Dr Shilpi Singh



- - -

8. Dr Shilpi Singh



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

9. Dr Shilpi Singh



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

10. Dr Shilpi Singh



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

11. Dr Shilpi Singh



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

12. Dr Shilpi Singh



13. Dr Shilpi Singh



14. Paper Polio Erdication: Journal of 0.14 H Index =5



Page | 317

Lessons from the past and Future Perspective : .

Clinical and Diagnostic Research. Year 2014; 8(7).ZC56

SJR=0,144

15. Paper Reach the Unreached: A Systematic review on Mobile Dental Units.


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

16. Paper Tobacco Cessation Counseling practices and attitude among dentist and dental hygienist of urban and rural areas of Modinagar, India


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

PAPER PUBLICATIONS –Dr HANSA KUNDU

S.no Name of faculty/student

Type of Publcation

Topic Journal Vol and year

Citation Index

Impact Factor

H index



Journal of clinical and diagnostic research Year: 2013 Volume: 7Issue: 12

- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144




- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144







- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144




- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144









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8. Paper Polio Erdication:



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

PAPER PUBLICATIONS –Dr SWATI JAIN


Type of Publcation


Citation Index

Impact Factor

H index

1. Dr Swati Jain



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

2. Dr Swati Jain



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

3. Dr Swati Jain



4. Dr Swati Jain



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

5. Dr Swati Jain



- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

6. Dr Swati Jain



7. Dr Swati Jain



8. Paper Polio Erdication: Journal of 0.14 H Index =5



Page | 319


Clinical and Diagnostic Research. Year 2014; 8(7).ZC56

SJR=0,144



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

PAPER PUBLICATIONS –Dr KHUSHBOO SINGH


Type of Publcation


Citation Index

Impact Factor

H index

1. Dr Khushboo Singh






- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144




- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144




- 0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144







7. Paper Polio Erdication: Lessons from the past and Future Perspective : .


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

8. Paper Tobacco Cessation Counseling practices

Journal of Clinical and

0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



Page | 320

and attitude among dentist and dental hygienist of urban and rural areas of Modinagar, India

Diagnostic Research. 2014, Vol 8(9), ZC 15-18

PAPER PUBLICATIONS –Dr VAIBHAV

S.no Name of

faculty/student Type of

Publcation Topic

Journal Vol and year

Citation Index

Impact Factor

H index

1. Dr Vaibhav Paper Polio Erdication: Lessons from the past and Future Perspective : .


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

2. Dr Vaibhav Paper Tobacco Cessation Counseling practices and attitude among dentist and dental hygienist of urban and rural areas of Modinagar, India


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

3. Dr Vaibhav Paper Reach the Unreached: A Systematic review on Mobile Dental Units.


0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

PAPER PUBLICATIONS –Dr VENISHA

S.no Name of


Publcation Topic


Citation Index

Impact Factor

H index



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



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PAPER PUBLICATIONS –Dr RAVNEET

S.no Name of


Publcation Topic


Citation Index

Impact Factor

H index



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144



0.14 H Index =5 SJR=0,144

23. Details of patents and income generated Under Process


Areas of Consultancy

1. Oral Health Education for the community

2. Comprehensive Dental Care Services including restorative, preventive and rehabilitative

services in Departmental Comprehensive care clinic

3. Mobile Dental clinic services

4. Satellite Clinic in rural areas providing comprehensive and incremental dental care to the

population

5. School based screening camps and survey

6. Village based treatment and screening camps

7. Preventive services for school children including ART, Preventive Resin Restorations, Pit

and Fissure Sealents, and Topical Fluoride application.

No income is generated, as all the services are provided free of cost .

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in

India and abroad –Nil





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Name, Designation of

Faculty Role Journal/Conference Organization/Society Duration


Associate Editor

Journal of periodontal medicine and Clinical Medicine

NA 6 months (From Nov 2013)


Executive Member

NA Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry

6 months (From Nov 2013)


Life Member

Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry


Honorary Secretary

NA Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry (UP Chapter)

1 month (Feb 2014)

Dr Ashish Singla Life Member


Dr Ashish Singla Executive Member

NA Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry (UP Chapter)

2 month (October 2014)

Dr Mallikaarjun Life Member


Life Member

Dr Shilpi Singh Life Member


Life Member



1. Participation in CDE programmes, Workshops and National Conferences

NAME DESIGNA

TION COURSE ATTENDED YEAR

Dr Basavaraj Prof and Head

National Conference of IAPHD AT Mangalore 1998

National Conference of IAPHD AT Belgaum 1999 National Conference of IAPHD AT Bangalore 2001 National Conference of IAPHD AT Delhi 2003 Ist National PG Convention of IAPHD at Bangalore 2004 National Conference of IAPHD AT Udaipur 2005 IInd National PG Convention of IAPHD at Bangalore 2006 National Conference of IAPHD AT Shimla 2006 National Conference of IAPHD AT Kanpur 2007 National Conference of IAPHD AT Hyedrbad 2008 National Conference of IAPHD AT New Delhi 2010 National PG Convention of IAPHD at Mathura 2009 National Conference of IAPHD AT Mysore 2010 National Conference of IAPHD AT Bangalore 2011



Page | 323

National Conference of IAPHD AT Chennai 2012 CDE prog on Cariology Fill without Drill at Luckow 2012 Workshop on Tobacco Cessation in Lucknow 2012 Workshop on “Research Methodology” at Bapuj Dental College

Davangere, Karnataka 2012

CDE programme on Radlogy in Health and Disease at Modinagar 2013 National Conference of IAPHD AT Lucknow 2013 National PG Conventon at Guntur 2013 CDE prog on Health Research at Bareily 2013 CDE prog on Overview to Health Research 2014 Student Conference of Colgate and IDA 2014 CDE Programme on Writing of Research Protocol at DJCDSR,

Modinagar 2014

National Conference of IAPHD at Kochi 2014 National PG Convention of IAPHD at ITS Dental Clg Greater

Noida 2014

FDI Dental Conference at Greater Noida 2014 CDE Prog on Emerging Trends in Dentistry at Teerthankar

Mahavir Dental College , Moradabad. 2014

Dr Ashish S Reader Workshop in Davangere On “Introduction To Journal Club And Know How Of Critical Evaluation”

2007

Attended Lecture On “Safe Injection Procedure” At K.D. Dental College And Hospital

2007

XII National IAPHD Conference In Kanpur 2007 XIII National IAPHD Conference In Hyderabad 2008 Workshop on Research Methodology and Biostatistics at K.D

Dental College Mathura 2009

3RD National P.G. Convention, Mathura 2009 National IAPHD Conference at Mysore 2010 CDE prog on Cariology Fill without Drill at Lucknow 2012 Workshop on Tobacco Cessation in Lucknow 2012 CDE programme on Radiology in Health and Disease at

Modinagar 2012

National Conference of IAPHD AT Lucknow 2013 CDE prog on Health Research at Bareily 2013 CDE prog on Overview to Health Research at Modinagar 2014 Student Conference of Colgate and IDA 2014 CDE Programme on Writing of Research Protocol at DJCDSR,

Modinagar 2014

North Zone IDA Interns Conference at DJ College of Dental Sc and Research , Modinagar

2014

National PG Convention of IAPHD at ITS Dental College Greater Noida

2014

CDE Prog on Emerging Trends in Dentistry at Teerthankar Mahavir Dental College

2014

Workshop on Magics of Nitrous Oxide Conscious Sedation- Relative analgesia in Dentistry at DJCDSR

2014

Dr Shilpi Sr Lecturer Workshop on Research Methodology and Biostatistics at K.D Dental College Mathura

2009

3RD National P.G. Convention, Mathura 2009 National IAPHD Conference at Mysore 2010 National Conference of IAPHD AT New Delhi 2010 National Conference of IAPHD AT –Bangalore 2011 CDE prog on Cariology Fill without Drill at Lucknow 2012



Page | 324

Workshop on Tobacco Cessation in Lucknow 2012 CDE programme on Radiology in Health and Disease at

Modinagar 2012

CDE prog on Health Research at Bareily 2013 CDE prog on Overview to Health Research at Modinagar 2014 Student Conference of Colgate and IDA 2014 CDE Programme on Writing of Research Protocol at DJCDSR,

Modinagar 2014


2014

Dr. Mallikarjun

Sr Lecturer National Conference of IAPHD AT New Delhi 2010

National Conference of IAPHD AT –Bangalore 2011 CDE prog on Cariology Fill without Drill at Lucknow 2012 Workshop on Tobacco Cessation in Lucknow 2012 CDE programme on Radiology in Health and Disease at

Modinagar 2012

CDE prog on Health Research at Bareily 2013 CDE prog on Overview to Health Research at Modinagar 2014 Student Conference of Colgate and IDA 2014 CDE Programme on Writing of Research Protocol at DJCDSR,

Modinagar 2014


2014

2. Participation in Journal Clubs

2014-15

1. Title: Diffuse Opacities in 12 year old Hong Kong Childern –Four Cross sectional Surveys

Authors: Hai Ming Wong, Colman Mc Grath, Nigell M King Reference: Community Dent

Oral Epidemiol 2014; 42: 62-69

2. Title : Changing knowledge and beliefs through an oral health pregnancy message Authors:

Brady B S. Riedy CA Ref: Journal of Public Health Dentistry 2012; 72:104–111

3. Title- Body Mass Index as a Predictive Factor of Periodontal therapy Outcomes Authors- J.

Suvan, A. Petrie,D.R. Moles, L. Nibali,K. Patel, U. Darbar, N. Donos, M. Tonetti and F.

D’Aiuto Ref- J Dent Res 93(1):49-54, 2014

4. Title: micronutrients and oral clefts: a case-control studyAuthors: C.M. McKinney, B.

Chowchuen,W. Pitiphat, T. DeRouen,, A. Pisek and K. GodfreyRef: J Dent Res

92(12):1089-1094, 2013

5. Title: Changes in oral health related quality of life after dental bleaching in a double-blind

randomized clinical trialAuthors: Soˆnia Saeger Meireles , Marı´lia Lea˜ o Goettems ,

Raquel Venaˆ ncio Fernandes Dantas , A´ lvaro Della Bona , Ina´ S. Santos, Fla´ vio

Fernando Demarco Ref: Jo u r n a l o f D e n t i s t r y; 4 2 ( 2 0 1 4 ):11 4 – 1 2 1



Page | 325

6. Oral hygiene practices, Oral hygiene and Periodontal status among prisoners in Lucknow-A

Cross Sectional StudyAuthor: Sanjay Kumar Singh, Sabyasachi Saha, G.V. Jagannatha,

Priyanka singh, Ref: Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Year: 2013,

Volume : 11 (1).57-64

7. Title: Association of Dental anxiety with personality traits among Engineering students in

Bangalore city-A Questionnaire study Authors: Sourabha K.G, Manjunath.P.Puranik, Ref:

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Year: 2013, Volume : 11 (1).13-

17

8. Title: Prevalence of Dental Caries among 12 and 15 year old school children in

Government schools of Marathalli area of Bangalore city Author: Bhaskar Gupta, N

VijayKumar, Chaithanya Reddy, Priya Darshini HR Ref: Journal of Indian Association of

Public Health Dentistry. Year: 2013, Volume : 11 (1).1-5

9. Title: Is Oral cancer related to Socio demographic factors? - A Hospital based study of

patients from urban areas of Tamil Nadu Authors: Ganesh R, Joseph John, Meignana

Arumugham I. Ref: Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Year: 2013,

Volume : 11 (1).39-43

10. Title: Dental Caries Status among 6-14 Years Old School Going Children of Sebha city,

Libya Authors: PG Naveen Kumar, Syed Wali Peeran, Khalid Awidat Abdalla, Mona al-

Zain,Fatma Mojtaba alsaid. Ref: Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry.

Year: 2013, Volume : 11 (1).18-22

11. Title: Effectiveness of Probiotic and Chlorhexidine Mouthrinses on Reduction of Plaque,

Gingivitis & Mutans Streptococci Count In Saliva-A ClinicalTrial Authors: V.lndra

priyadarshni, Navin Anand Ingle, Preetha Elizabeth Chaly, V. Chandrasekhara ReddyRef:

Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Year: 2013, Volume : 11 (1).23-

32

2013-14

1. Title- Caregiver acceptability and preferences for preventive dental treatments for young

African-American children.Authors- Adams SH, Rowe CR, Gansky SA, Cheng NF, Barker

JC, Hyde S.Reference- J Public Health Dent. 2012 Summer;72(3):252-60.

2. Title- The potential benefit of sugar free chewing gums on the oral health and quality of

life of older people in a community : A Randamized controlled Trial.Authors-Haboubi

ALM, Zoitopolous L, Beighton D, Gallangher JE.References- Community Dent Oral

Eoidemiol. 2012; 40:415-4214.

3. Title: Dental erosion in 12-year-old schoolchildren: a crosssectional study in Southern



Page | 326

BrazilAuthors: Peres K. G., Armenio M. F. , Peres M. A. , Traebert J. ,De lacerda J. T.

Reference: Int J Paediatr Dent.2005;15: 249-255

4. Title – Children's use of dental services: influence of maternal dental anxiety, attendance

pattern, and perception of children's quality of life Authors- Goettems ML, Ardenghi

TM, Demarco FF, Romano AR, Torriani DD.Reference- Community Dent Oral

Epidemiol. 2012 Oct;40(5):451-8

5. Title- Opinion of the South Calorina Dental students towards tobacco use Intervention.

Author- J public Health Dent .Reference- Gabriella F Cannick, Alice M Horowitz, Susan

G Reed, Thomas F Drury.

6. Title : Periodontal status in patients undergoing hemodialysis. Author: Parkar S.M,

Ajithkrishnan C.G.Reference: IndianJNephrol.2012;22(4):246-250

7. Title: An assessment of the quality of various bottled mineral water marketed in

Turkey.Authors : Baba A, Ereeş FS, Hiçsönmez U, Cam S, Ozdilek HG. Ref: Environ

Monit Assess. 2008 Apr;139(1-3):277-85

8. Title: Anexploratory study into whether self- monitoring improves adherence to daily

flossing among the dental patients. AuthorsSuresh R, Kaitharine CJ, Newton Timothy

,Jonatham Konla, Asim Kopoolous Reference : J public Health Dent .2012;72:1-7

9. Title: Class III Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) in adults living in West Africa –

outcomes after 48 months Author: Jordan R.A ,Hetzel P ,Franke M, Markovic L ,Gaengler

P.Zimmer S Reference: Community Dent Oral Epidemiol.2011;39: 164-170

10. Title-a comparison of dental caries in two communities with different oral health

prevention strategies stratified in different social classes Authors-Darius Sagheri, Jacinta

Mcloughlin, John J ClarksonRef- Journal Of Public Health Dentistry, 67(1) 2007

11. Title: Implmenting a Tobacco Assisted Referral Program in Dental Practices. Author: Sally

j little, Jack F HOLLIS, Jefferey L Fellows, John J Snyder, John F Dickerson. Reference: J

Pub Health Dent 2009; 69(3): 491-155

12. Title: Oral status, oral hygiene habits and caries risk factors in home-dwelling elderly

dependent on moderate or substantial supportive care for daily living. Authors-Stromberg

E, Hagman-Gustafsson M-L, Holme´n A, Wardh I, Gabre P. Reference : Community Dent

Oral Epidemiol 2012; 40: 221–229

13. Title: Oral health , knowledge ,attitude and practices of caretakers in baby day care centres

of Bangalore city Author : Vinay S, Navneen N, Naganandini N, Devi Aruna M

Reference: Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Volume 2011, Issue

17, pages 233-236



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14. Title: Oral hygiene and dental caries status among the residents of observation

homes,Vadodara District, GujaratAuthor: Ajithkrishnan CG ,Thanveer K , Shah

HGReference: Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry 2011;(18):12-15

15. Title: The oral health and treatment needs of schoolchildren in Trinidad and Tobago:

findings of national survey Author: Naidu R, Prevatt I, Simeon D Reference: Int J

Paediatr Dent 2006;16(6): 12-18.

16. Title-Oral health status and treatment needs amongst prison inmates of nellore district in

Andhra Pradesh Authors- Sode Kumar Anil, Fareed Nusrath, Shanthi M, K.M.Sudhir

Reference- Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry Volume 2011, Issue

18, pages 1-4.

17. Title : Knowledge , attitude and practices of the parents towards the oral health of their

children and the reasons for not visiting the dentist in Devangree City ,Karanatka.Authors :

Mahuli AV , Mittal S ,Pai M ,Prashant GM, Chandu GN Reference : Journal of Indian

Association of Public Health Dentistry 2012;(20):17-22

18. Title-Dental status and incident falls among older Japaneese :a prospective cohort study

Authors- Yamamoto T, Kondo K, Misawa J, Hirai H. Reference-BMJ 2012;2:1-6

19. Title – Heavy consumption of dental services; a longitudinal cohort study among finnsh

adults Authors- Nihitila Annamari , Widstrom Eeva , Elonheimo OutiReference- BMC

Oral Health 2013 ,13:18

20. Title : A comparative evaluation of a commercially available herbal and non-herbal

dentifrice on dental plaque and gingivitis in children-A residential school-based oral health

programme Authors : Srinivasa S , Nandlal B , Srilatha KT Reference : Journal of

Dentistry and oral hygiene.sept 2011;3(8):109-113

21. Title – Caries status of 16 year old with varying exposure to water fluoridation in Ireland

Authors-Mullen J , McGraffin J, Farvardin J, Brightman S, Haire C Ref: Community

Dental Health 2012.29(4):293-6

22. Title: Prevalence of dental erosions in children : a national survey Authors :Arnadottir

IB,Holbrook WP, Eggertsson H, Jonsson SH,Gudlaugsson JO,Saemundsson Sr,Eliasson

ST,Agustsdottir H. References : Community Dent Oral Epidemiol 2010 ;38 :521-526

23. Title : Assessment of dental caries predictors in 6- year old school children- results from 5-

year retrospective cohort study Authors : Masood M , Yusof N , Abuhassan MI , Jaafar N

Reference : BMC Public Health 2012;12:989-995

24. Title: A randomized trial of effectiveness of home visits in preventing early childhood.

Authors: Feldens CA, Vitolo MR, Drachler M. Ref: Community Dent Oral Epidemiol



Page | 328

2007; 35(3): 215-23

25. Title-Clinical Trial comparing nicotine replacement therapy(NRT) plus brief counselling ,

brief counselling alone and minimal intervention on smoking cessation in hospital

inpatients. Authors-A Molyneux , S Lewis ,U Leivers , A Anderton , M Antoniak , A

Brackenridge , F Nilsson , A McNeil , R West , J Moxham, J BrittonReferences Thorax

2003 ; 58 : 484-488

26. Title : Oral health status of 12-year old school children in Khartoum state ,the Sudan ; a

school based survey. Authors : Nurelhuda NM , Trovik TA , Ali RW , Ahmed MF

Reference : BMC Public Health 2009;9:15-24

27. Title-High dental caries among the adults aged 35 to 44 years: Case control study of distal

and proximal surfaces Authors-Simone M, Mara Vasconselos, Abreu MRef-Int J Environ

Res Public Health , 67(1) 2007

28. Title: Diffuse Opacities in 12 year old Hong Kong Childern –Four Cross sectional Surveys

Authors: Hai Ming Wong, Colman Mc Grath, Nigell M King Reference: Community Dent

Oral Epidemiol 2014; 42: 62-69

29. Title: Estimation of Toothpaste Fluoride Intake in Preschool Children Authors: Helena

Aguiar Ribeiro do Nascimento1, Jainara Maria Soares Ferreira, Ana Flávia Granville-

Garcia1, Edja Maria Melo de Brito Costa, Ana Lúcia Almeida Cavalcante, Fábio Correia

Sampaio Reference: Braz Dent J 2013; 24(2):142-146

30. Title: Cost-effectiveness of ART restorations in elderly adults: a randomized clinical trial.

Authors: Da Mata C, Allen PF, Cronin M, O’Mahony D, McKenna G, Woods N.

Reference: Community Dent Oral Epidemiol 2014; 42: 79–87

31. Title: Traumatic Dental Injury in Primary Teeth and Seeking of Post-trauma Care Authors:

Maria Betânia Lins Dantas Siqueira¹, Monalisa Cesarino Gomes¹, Ana Cristina Oliveira²,

Carolina Castro Martins², Ana Flávia Granville-Garcia¹,Saul Martins Paiva Ref:Braz Dent

J 2013; 24(6):647-654

32. Title: Severe dental fluorosis and jowar consumption in Karnataka Chandrashekhar J,

Thankappan KR, Sundaram KR. Reference- Community Dent Oral

Epidemiol. 2012:38(6);559-567

2012-13

1. Title: The Second National Survey of Oral Health Status of Children and Adults in China.

Author: Wang Hong-Wing, Paul Erik Peterson, Bian Jin-You and Zang Bo-Xue Reference:

International Dental Journal (2002)52, 283-290

2. Title- A survey of oral health in a Sudanese population Author: Khalifa N, Allen PF,



Page | 329

Abdel-Rahman ME, Abdelqhafar KO Reference: BMC Oral health2012;12(5):1-9

3. Title: Effect Of 5% Fluoride Varnish Application On Caries Among School Children In

Rural Brazil: A Randomized Control Trial.Author: Arruda AO, Senthamarai kannan R,

Inglehart MR, Rezende CT, Sohn W.Reference: Journal Of Community Dentistry And

Oral Epidemiology.2012;40:267-276

4. Title-Oil pulling therapy on streptococcus mutans counts in plaque and saliva- A

randomized control trial.Authors- Dr Sharath Asokan, Dr Jeevarathan, Dr Shakeer A, Dr

Pamela Emadi Dr Raghuram RReference- Journal of Indian Association Of Public Health

Dentistry 2011; 2011; (18) Supplement III: 948-952

5. Title: A Crossectional Study On The Prevalence & Determinants Of Dental Caries Among

School Children Of PadurAuthors: Dr. V. Shivakumar, Dr. V. Gopinath, Dr. R.

Saravanakumar, Dr. V. Anitha, Dr. M ShanmugamReference: Journal Of Indian

Association Of Public Health Dentistry2011; 2011(18) Suppl III:1143-48

6. Title: Knowledge, Attitude, Practice Regarding Bioterrorism Amongst The Medical And

Dental Interns In Dr Dy Patil Deemed University- A Questionnaire StudyAuthor: Dr. Amit

Chaudhari, Dr. Sahana Hegde Shetiya, Dr. Pradnya Kakodkar, Dr. Ravi

ShirahattiReference: Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry. 2011; 2011 (18):94-99.

7. Title : Antimicrobial Effects Of Honey On Plaque MicrofloraAuthor: Dr. Shafaat

Mohammad. Dr. Sabyasachi Saha. Dr. Sahana SrinivasReference:Journal of Indian

association of public health dentistry. Journal of Indian association of public health

dentistry2010; 2010; (16) : 78-82

8. Title: Oral Health Status, Treatment Needs & Examination Of Dental Standards Of Army

Recruits At Belgaum.Author- Lt(Col).A S.Ahuja.Reference: Journal of Indian Association

of Public Health Dentistry.2011; 2011 (17):714-720

9. Title – Prevalence of traumatic injuries in 8-15 years old govt. And private school children

in bangalore cityAuthors- Dr Navpreet Kaur, Dr S.S.HiremathReference- Journal Of Indian

Association Of Public Health Dentistry2011; 2011 (17) Supplement I: 357-363

10. Title: Management of Occupational Bloodborne Exposure in a Dental Teaching

Environment.Authors : Machado-Carvalhais H,; Martins T, Ramos-Jorge M, Magela-

Machado D, Pordeus IRef: Journal of Dental Education. 2007; 71(10),1348-1355

11. Title: Bruxism: Prevalence among Software ProfessionalsAuthors: Roopa GS,Maansi B.,

Shweta.KMReference : International Journal of Clinical Dental Sciences.2011;2(2):69-73

12. Title : . Knowledge of drug prescription in dentistry students Authors : Alvarez GR,

Medeiros M, Lagunes RL, Reference : Drug Healthcare and patient safety 2012;4:55-59



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1. Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects 100%

a. PG students- Dr. Hansa Kundu, Dr. Swati Jain , Dr Khushboo Singh, Dr Vaibhav, Dr

Ravneet, Dr Venisha, Dr Jishnu, Dr Monika , Dr Pradyut Biswas – Dissertation and

Short Study Projects

Research Topics

Dr Hansa

1. Physico-Chemical and Bacterial evaluation of

packaged drinking water marketed in Delhi -

Potential public health implications

2. Level of fluoride in drinking water and its effect on

IQ level of school children in Delhi City

3. Oral health status among production line workers of

lead acid battery factories in Ghaziabad – a cross

sectional descriptive study

4. Oral Health status and Behaviour of Domestic

13. Title: Exposure to Water Fluoridation And Caries IncrementAuthor: A.J. Spencer, J.M.

Armfield.Reference: Community Dental Health 2008; 25: 121-124

14. Title: Considerations on Optimal Fluoride Intake Using Dental Fluorosis and Dental Caries

Outcomes -A Longitudinal Study Author: John J. Warren, Steven M. Levy, Barbara

Broffitt , Joseph E. Cavanaugh Reference: J Pub Health Dent 2009; 69(2): 111-115

15. Title: Efficacy Of An Oral Health Promotion Intervention In The Prevention Of Early

Childhood Caries Author: Plutzer K, Spencer AJReference: Community Dentistry And

Oral Epidemiology 2008 Aug;36(4):335-46

16. Title: Socioeconomic status and self-reported oral health in Iranian adolescents: the role of

selected oral health behaviors and psychological factors .Author: Vahid Ravaghi,*, Martin

Underwood, Valeria Marinho , Sandra Eldridge Reference: Journal of Public Health

DentistryVolume 72, Issue 3, pages 198–207, Summer 2012

17. Tilte -Relation ship between ABO blood group and oral cancers.Authors -Burshranaaz

Fatima Jaleel, Ramesh Nagarajappa.,Reference- Indian Journal of Dental Research,23(1)

2012;7-10.

18. Title: Four year incidence and predictors of tooth loss among older adults in a southern

Brazilian cityAuthor: Marchi RJ , Hilgert JB,Hugo FN,Dos Santos CM,Martins

AB,Padilha DMReference: Community Dent Oral Epidemiol .2012;40:396-405



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Violence Victims in Rural India

Dr Swati Jain 1. Effect of duration of haemodialysis and undergoing

kidney disease on dental health of haemodialysis

patients at multi speciality hospitals, Delhi

2. Changing pattern of gingivitis and periodontitis in

different trimester among pregnant women

comparing the same with non pregnant women

attending the government hospitals in Delhi

3. Bibliometric analysis of Journal of Indian

Association of Public Health Dentistry

4. Polio Erdication: Lessons from the past and Future

Perspective :

Dr Khushboo 1. Relative risk of various head and neck cancer among

different blood groups –An analytical study

2. Oral Health Status Among The Recruits Of Assam

Riffle Training Centre And School, Northeast

Region(India) – A Descriptive Study

3. Out of Pocket Expenditure on Medical and Dental

Treatment by the residents of Modinagar City

Dr Vaibhav 1. Patient satisfaction in community outreach dental

camps in rural area of Modinagar

2. Oral health status of 12 and15 years old urban and

rural school children in Modinagar, India- a cross

sectional survey

3. Reaching the Unreached : Systemtic Review on

Mobile Dental Units

Dr Venisha 1. Career satisfaction among the private dental

practioners of Modinagar city

2. A comparative evaluation of herbal and non herbal

dentifrice on dental plaque and gingivitis in 18-25

years old adolescents.

3. Role of Herbs in Periodontal Diseases: a systematic

Review



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Dr Ravneet 1. Effectiveness Of Three Different Tobacco Cessation

Interventions In The Patients Attending The

Outpatient Department Of Divya Jyoti Hospital,

Modinagar- A Randomized Control Trial

2. Factors affecting utilization of dental services in the

rural and urban population of Modinagar

3. Dental Stem Cells: a systematic Review

Dr Jishnu 1. Dental caries, periodontal status and malocclusion

among 12 yr and 15 yr school children in Modinagar

City – a cross sectional survey

Dr Monika 1. Dental caries, periodontal status and prevalence of

malocclusion among physically handicapped

children attending special schools in Delhi – a cross

sectional study

Dr Pradyut Biswas

1. Prevalence of Traumatic Dental Injuries in 12 yr ad

15 yr old private and government school children in

Modinagar City. Uttar Pradesh

b. UG Projects are allotted to the Batch of 3-4 students which includes health education

posters, models , charts

S.NO HEALTH EDUCATION –POSTERS

1. Etiology of Dental Caries 2. Pernicious Oral Habits 3. Tobacco –A Curse (Tambakhoo ek Abhishap) 4. Snake and Ladder of Oral Health (Khel Khel me Dant Suraksha) 5. Tobacco and Oral Cancer(Tambakhoo and Mukh ka Cancer) 6. Learning about Oral Hygiene(Mukh ke Suraksha) 7. Beware of Quacks (Jholachap se Savdhan) 8. Community Dental Outreach Programme 9. Oral Hygiene Aids 10. Indigenous Oral Hygiene aids 11. Pit and Fissure Sealants 12. Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry 13. Non Cariogenic Sweeteners 14. Tuberculosis –causes and treatment 15. Allergy –Causes, prevention and treatment 16. Gingival Diseases –causes and progression 17. Trigeminal Neuralgia –causes and prevention 18. Kwashiorkor and Marasmus – Causes and Prevention 19. Root Canal Treatment 20. Dental Auxallaries



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21. Topical Fluorides –Stannous Fluoride , APF and Sodium Fluoride 22. School Dental Health Programmes 23. Methods of Sterilization 24. Smile of Second Innings – Rendezvous with Geriatric Dentistry 25. Triple Thrust Triumph 26. Portable Smile –simple free and forever 27. ABC of Oral Health 28. Immunization Schedule 29. Days of National and International Importance 30. Capturing Smiles for Generation Next 31. Today,s investment and Tomorrow Gain 32. Nourishing Mother for generation Next 33. Team Work in success 34. Blood Pressure - WHO 35. No Tobacco Day –WHO 36. Blood Pressure –take control –WHO 37. Second Hand smoke Kills –WHO 38. Cut Down Salt – WHO 39. Say No to Junk Food –WHO 40. Think Before you Drink –WHO 41. Do not get influences by peer Beer pressure 42. Get Fit not Fat -WHO 43. Staying Healthy is as easy as ABC -WHO 44. Use Medicines Rationally -WHO 45. Malaria Transmission-WHO 46. Dengue Transmission -WHO 47. Fluorides in Dentistry 48. Dental Fluorosis 49. Post Denture Insertion instructions 50. Caries Vaccine 51. Pain-Causes and management 52. Occupation and Oral Health 53. Hypertension –Causes, prevention and management 54. Indices –DMFT, Dentition Status , Deans Flurosis Index , OHI-S , CPITN

HEALTH EDUCATION MODELS

1. Cariogenic and Anti cariogenic Diet 2. Diseases of Face 3. Sterilization and Disinfection 4. National Health Programmes 5. Domestic Defluoridation of Water 6. Development of Tooth 7. Development Anomalies of Tooth 8. Development anomalies of tongue 9. Topical Fluorides

HEALTH EDUCATION PAMPHLETS

1 Oral Health Education regarding oral disease and their prevention (Hindi) 2 Healthy diet for healthy dentition (Hindi) 3 Oral hygiene maintainace (Hindi) 4 Tobacco and Oral Cancer (Hindi)

HEALTH EDUCATION CD ‘S

1 Ill effect of Tobacco (Role play)



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2 Kehne Ko Upchar ,par Hai Atyachar(Role Play on Quackery) 3 Kripya muskuriyae 4 All About Oral Health 5 Knowing about your teeth 6 Oral Health Maintainace

HEALTH EDUCATION SCROLLERS

1 AIDS and AIDS awareness 2 Oral disease and oral health maintenance 3 Maternal and child health 4 Immunization and its benefits 5 Communicable and Non communicable diseases 6 Tobacco and its ill effects

2. Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry /

institute- 50%- 3 PG students(1. Dr. Hansa Kundu working in collaboration with National

Test House Delhi, 2. Dr Swati Jain working in collaboration with BL Kapoor super

speciality Hospital, New Delhi, 3. Dr Khushboo Singh working in collaboration with

Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital , Ghaziabad)


Faculty: None


29. Students:

A. Dr Hansa Kundu – National award for best paper presentation at National Conference in

Lucknow.

B. Dr Swati : Award for Best Paper Presentation at National Conference of IAPHD at Kochi in

November 2014

C. Dr Ravneet- IIIrd Prize for poster presentation at IDA Student Conference at DJCDSR ,

Modinagar

D. Dr Ravneet –IIIrd Prize for poster presentation at International Conference of Dental

Speciality at ITSCDSR, Muradnagar

E. Dr Ravneet : Award for Best Paper Presentation at National Conference of IAPHD at Kochi

in November 2014

F. Dr Venisha - IIrd Prize for poster presentation at International Conference of Dental

Speciality at ITSCDSR, Muradnagar

G. Dr Jishnu : Award for Best Poster Presentation at National Conference of IAPHD at Kochi

in November 2014

30. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments : DJD/IEC/2011/571A




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MDS As per UPCAT Merit

List

Selected -03 per batch

2012-13 Batch 1. Female=3 2013-14 Batch 1. Male =1 2. Female =2 2014-15 Batch 1 Male =2 2. Female =1

Still Examinations are to be conducted as PG Programme

started in 2012


Name of the Program



same university


State

% of students from


State

% of students

from other

countries BDS NA NA NA NA

MDS 03 (33%) 01 (11%) 5 (56%) -

33. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET,

GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other competitive examinations?

------ None


Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB NA PG to Ph.D. NA Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA Employed Campus selection Other than campus recruitment

NA

Entrepreneurs NA 35. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates Number percentage of the same university 01 17% from other universities within the State 01 17% from universities from other States 04 66% from universities outside the country 00 0%


assessment period: Not Applicable



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a) Library – 97 Books –Dept Library (List Enclosed) , 242 Books –Central Library. Journals -

11

List of Issued Books for Departmant Library - Community Dentistry

S. NO. ISSUED DT.

ACCESSION NO.

AUTHOR TITLE

1. 3/1/2007 549 Vimal Sikri Community Dentistry 2. 3/1/2007 884 Burt & Eklund Dentistry, Dental Prac. & the Community 3. 3/1/2007 2703 Gupta L.C. Interpretation of Common Investigations 4. 3/1/2007 452 Satish Chandra Textbook of Preventive Dentistry 5. 3/1/2007 644 Satish Chandra Textbook of Community Dentistry 6. 3/1/2007 1765 Soben Peter Ess.of Preventive & Community Dentistry 7. 3/1/2007 2670 Murray John J. Prevention of Oral Disease 8. 3/1/2007 2671 Finkbeiner Prac. Management for the Dental Items 9. 3/1/2007 2704 Thacker, Naveen Computer for Doctors 10. 3/1/2007 2709 Prabhakara G.N. Biostatistics 11. 2/2/2008 2919 WHO World Health Resport 2002 12. 2/2/2008 2924 John, Joseph T.B. of Preventive & Community Dentistry

ed. 2nd 13. 2/2/2008 2738 Searson & Others Implantology in General Dental Research 14. 2/2/2008 2920 WHO Diet, Nutrition & the Prevention 15. 2/2/2008 2936 Rowson & Slancy Medico-Legal Practioner Series Dentistry 16. 2/2/2008 2935 Ratan, Vidya H.B. of Preventive & Social Medicine 17. 2/2/2008 2921 WHO On Being in Charge ed. 2nd 18. 2/2/2008 2918 WHO District Hospitals 19. 2/2/2008 2922 WHO Use of Tradiotional Medicine 20. 2/2/2008 2923 Jenkins Building Better Health 21. 2/2/2008 2731 Pine & Harris Community Oral Health 22. 2/2/2008 2736 Levoy, Bob 201 Secrets of a High 23. 2/2/2008 2742 Drummond & Others Colour Atlas & Text of Dental Care of the

Elderly 24. 2/2/2008 2932 Park, K. Text Book Preventive & Social Medicine

ed.19th 25. 2/2/2008 2741 Humphris & Ling Behavioural Science for Dentistry 26. 2/2/2008 2743 Raman & Iyer Going Green 27. 2/2/2008 2735 Rahmutalla & Frencken Management Dental Carries through the

ART 28. 2/2/2008 2938 Shephard & Others Analysis of Hospitals costs 29. 2/2/2008 2732 Simons & Others Hypnosis & Communications in Dental

Practice 30. 2/2/2008 2740 Taylors & Levoy Dental Implants 31. 2/2/2008 2737 Rule & Bebeaum Dentists who care Inspiring Stories 32. 2/2/2008 2739 Fiske Special Care Dentistry

33. ISSUED DT.

ACCESSION NO.

AUTHOR TITLE

34. 2/2/2008 2682 Burt & Eklund Dentistry, Dental Prac. & the Community ed.6th

35. 2/2/2008 2733 Laskaris Colour Atlas of Oral Diseases ed.3rd 36. 2/2/2008 2926 Gupta & Mahajan Text Book Preventive & Social Medicine

ed.3rd 37. 2/2/2008 2928 Goel & Others Question Book for P.G. Enterance



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38. 2/2/2008 2933 Rao ed. Biostatistics ed.2nd 39. 2/2/2008 2730 Christensen Consumer's Guide to Dentistry ed.2nd 40. 2/2/2008 2937 Scully & Cawson Medical Problems in Dentistry ed.5th 41. 2/2/2008 2734 Kidd Essentials of Dental Carries ed.3rd 42. 2/2/2008 510 Gluck & Morganstein Jong's Community Dental Health ed.4th 43. 2/4/2008 2412 Boyd Dental Instruments A Pocket Guide

ed.2nd 44. 2/4/2008 867 Miller & Palenik Infection Control ed.2nd 45. 1/6/2010 3054 Masthan, KMK T.B. of Forensic Odontology 46. 1/6/2010 3067 Park, K. T.B. of Preventive & Social Medicine 20th

ed. 47. 1/6/2010 3069 Prabu D. Prep Manual Community Dentistry 48. 1/6/2010 3065 Simons & Others Hypnosis & Communications in Dental

Practice 49. 1/6/2010 3061 Albrektsson & Others ed. Tissue Preservation in Caries Treatment 50. 1/6/2010 3046 Debnath, T. Public Health & Preventive Dentistry 2nd

ed. 51. 1/6/2010 3060 Sikri & Sikri Community Dentistry 52. 1/6/2010 3062 Axelsson & Odont Minimally Invasive Treat., arrest & Control

of Periodontal Disease 53. 1/6/2010 3050 WHO Medical Records Manual: A guide for

developing Countries 54. 1/6/2010 3051 Norman & Streiner Biostatistics: The Bare Essentials 2nd ed. 55. 1/6/2010 3064 Whittaker & MacDonald C/A of Forensic Dentistry 56. 1/6/2010 3063 Rodd & Wray Treat. Planning for Developing Dentition 57. 1/6/2010 3066 Pine & Harris Community Oral Health 58. 1/6/2010 3052 Indrayan & Sarmukaddam Medical Biostatistics 59. 1/6/2010 3059 Chandra & Chandra T.B. of Preventive Dentistry 60. 1/6/2010 3056 Kakodkar & Mamatha Q. & Ans. In Community Dentistry 61. 22/1/2010 3070 Mahajan, B.K. Methods in Biostatistics 7th ed 62. 22/1/2010 3071 Gupta & Mahajan T.B. of Preventive & Social Medicine + CD

3rd ed. 63. 22/1/2010 3072 Jekel & Others Epidemology, Biostatistics & Preventive

Medicine 3rd ed. 64. 22/1/2010 3073 Gupta & Ghai T.B. of Preventive & Social Medicine 2nd

ed. 65. 22/1/2010 3074 Sunder Lal & Others T.B. of Community Medicine Preventive &

Social Medicine 2nd ed. 66. 22/1/2010 3075 Fejerskov & Kidd Dental Caries: The Disease & its Clinical

Management 2nd ed. 67. 22/1/2010 3076 Detels & Others ed. Oxford T.B. of Public Health 4th ed. 68. 22/1/2010 3077 Kenny & Casas Wet-Fingered Dentistry

69. --- Xerox AMRIT TIWARI

ALTERNATIVE ORAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM

70. Xerox WHO BASIC ORAL HEALTH SURVEY 71. Xerox BONITTA AND

BEAGLEHOLE BASIC EPIDEMIOLOGY 72. Xerox CYNTHIA M PINE COMMUNITY ORAL HEALTH 73. Xerox NEWBRUN CAROLOGY 74. Xerox GAO SMITH CLNCAL RESEARCH 75. Xerox THYLSTRUP AND

FEJESKOV CLINICAL CARIOLOGY



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76. Xerox YADOLHA DODGE

CONCISE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF STATISTICS

77. Xerox CHRISTIANA B DEBIASE

DENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION-THEORY AND PRACTICE

78. Xerox GEOFFERY L SLACK DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH 79. Xerox OLE FEJESKOV AND E

KID DENTAL CARIES 80. Xerox LOIS K KOHN AND H

GIFT DISEASE PREVENTION AND HEALTH PROMOTION

81. Xerox DAVID F STRIFFLER

DENTISTRY DENTAL PRACTICE AND COMMUNITY

82. Xerox BRIAN A BURT AND EKLUND

DENTISTRY DENTAL PRACTICE AND COMMUNITY

83. Xerox GEOFFERY MARCZYK ESSENTILAS OF RESEARCH DESIGN 84. Xerox

BRAIN MAC MOHAN EPIDEMIOLOGY- PRINCIPLES AND METHODS

85. Xerox AMRIT TIWARI FLUORIDE AND DENTAL CARIES 86. Xerox FEJESKOV, ESTRAND

AND BURT FLUORIDES IN DENTISTRY 87. Xerox WHO HEALTH RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 88. Xerox

ROBERT C POLLACK NUTRITION IN ORAL HEALTH AND DISEASE

89. Xerox ABRAHAM E NIZEL

NUTRITION IN PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY

90. Xerox RUGG AND GUNN NUTRITION DIET AND ORAL HEALTH 91. Xerox

INGLEHART ORAL HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE

92. Xerox NORMAN O HARRIS PRIMARY PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 93. Xerox

JAMES M DUNNNG PRINCIPLES OF DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH

94. Xerox MAXCY AND ROSENAN

PUBLIC HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

95. Xerox PAR AXELSON

RISK PREDICTION AND PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY

96. Xerox LARRY G STEPHENS

SCHAMMS OUTLINER-BEGINNING STATISTICS

97. Xerox GORDON NIKOFORUK UNDERSTANDING DENTAL CARIES

BOOKS IN CENTRAL LIBRARY ON COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

S. NO AUTHOR TITLE ED. TOT.QTY

1 BURT DENTISTRY, DENTAL PRACTICES & COMMUNITY

5TH 2

2 BURT DENTISTRY, DENTAL PRACTICES & COMMUNITY

6TH 2

3 SOBEN PETER ESS. OF PREVENTIVE & COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

1ST 15

4 SOBEN PETER ESS. OF PREVENTIVE & COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

2ND 3



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5 KINEBERG OCCULSION & CLINICAL PRACTICE 1

6 GEURINK COMMUNITY ORAL HEALTH PRACTICE 2ND 2

7 CHRISTENSEN CONSUMER GUIDE TO DENTISTRY 2ND 1

8 PINE, CYNTHIA COMMUNITY ORAL HEALTH 3

9 SIMONS HYPNOSIS & COMMUNICATIONS IN DENTAL PRACTICE

2

10 LASKARIS COLOUR ATLAS OF ORAL DISEASE 3RD 3

11 LASKARIS, G. POCKET ATLAS OF ORAL DISEASES 2

12 FISKE SPECIAL CARE DENTISTRY 1

13 HUMPHRIS BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE FOR DENTISTRY 1

14 DRUMMOND COLOR ATLAS & TEXT OF DENTAL CARE OF THE ELDERLY

3

15 HARRIS, NORMAN O. PRIMARY PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 5TH 1

16 IVAN CAP BNENO GUIDE TO NUTRITUTIONAL ESSESMENTS 1ST 1

17 GLUCK COMMUNITY DENTAL HEALTH 5TH 1

18 GLUCK COMMUNITY DENTAL HEALTH 1

19 BOUCHIER & MORRIS

CLINICAL SKILLS 2ND 2

20 WHO QUALITY ASSURANCE 1

21 WILLIAM & WILKINS DENTAL HYGINE HANDBOOK 1

22 COHEN & GIFT ED. DISEASE PREVENTION OF HEALTH PROMOTION

1

23 THYLUSTRUP, ANDERS

T.B. OF CLINICAL CARIOLOGY 2ND 1

24 KALICKMAN, SETH C.

ANSWERING YOUR QUESTION ABOUT AIDS 2

25 SONIS T. STEPHEN DENTAL SECRETS 2ND 1

26 BEEMSTERBOOR, PHYLLIS L.

ETHICS & LAW IN DENTAL HYGINE 2

27 ANDERSON & ANDERSON

ESSENTIALS OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO THE TEETH

2ND 1

28 HEASMAN, PETER MASTER DENTISTRY: THE PERFECT REVISION AID FOR FINAL DENTISTRY EXAMS

1

29 DEBNATH PUBLIC HEALTH & PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 1

30 SATISH CHANDRA T.B. OF PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 20

31 SATISH CHANDRA T.B. OF COMMUNITY DENTISTRY 9

32 VIMAL SIKRI COMMUNITY DENTISTRY 3

33 PRABHAKAR, G.N. SHORT T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE

2

34 GUPTA & MAHAJAN. T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE 3RD 5

35 GUPTA, L.C. INTERPRETATION OF COMMON INVESTIGATION

5TH 2

36 RAHMATULLA MGMT. OF DENTAL CARIES THROUGH THE ATRAUMATIC RESTROATIVE TREATMENT

2

37 VIDYA RATAN H.B. OF PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE 9TH 1

38 JOHN, JOSEPH T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

2ND 2

39 RAMAN GOING GREEN 1

40 TALIB, V.H. ED. HANDBOOK OF MEDICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY 2

41 ICMR NEW DELHI EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ENDEMIC 1

42 WHO DISTRICT HOSPITAL: GUIDELINES FOR 1ST 2



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DEVELOPMENTS

43 WHO LABORATORY BIOSAFTY MANUAL 2ND 2

44 ANIL SAMAR NAYAK INFECTION CONTROL IN DENTAL PRACTICE 2

45 JEKEL, J.F. & OTHERS EPIDEMIOLOGY BIOSTATISTICS & PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

1

46 JEKEL, J.F. & OTHERS EPIDEMIOLOGY BIOSTATISTICS & PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

3RD 1

47 NOURSE, ALAN E. TEEN GUIDE TO AIDS PREVENTATION 1

48 CLARK, HULDA REGEHR

CURE FOR HIV AND AIDS 1

49 RAO, K.V. ED. BIOSTATISTICS : A MANUAL OF STATISTICAL…….

2ND 2

50 MURRAY FLURIDES IN CARIES PREVENTIO 3RD 3

51 MURRAY PREVENTION OF ORAL DISEASE 4TH 2

52 FINKBEINER, BETTY LADLEY

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FOR THE DENTAL TEAM

6TH 1

53 FEJERSKOV & KIDD DENTAL CARIES: THE DISEASE & ITS CLINICAL MGMT.

2ND 1

54 FEJERSKOV & KIDD DENTAL CARIES: THE DISEASE & ITS CLINICAL MGMT.

3RD 1

55 SCULLY MEDICAL PROBLEM SOLVING IN DENTISTRY 5TH 6

56 SUE, RODWELL WILLIAMS

BASIC NUTRITION DIET THERAPY 11TH 1

57 BOYLE, MARIE A. PERSONEL NUTRITION 4TH 1

58 MAHAN, KATHLEEN L.

KRAUSE'S: FOOD NUTRITION & DIET THERAPY

10TH 2

59 KIDD ESSENTIAL OF DENTAL CARRIES 3RD 6

60 HIREMATH, S.S. T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

2

61 DEREK & CLARKSON EVIDENCE-BASE DENTISTRY: MANAGING INFOR. FOR BATTER

1

62 MILLER & PALENIK INFECTION CONTROL 3

63 WILKINS, E.M. CLINICAL PRACTICE OF DENTAL HYGIENIST 1

64 WHO AIDS NO TIME FOR COMPLACENCY 2

65 WHO ESSENTIALS DRUGS FOR PRIME HEALTH CARE

1

66 GOPALAN, C. NUTRIRURION RESEARCH 1

67 PRABHAKAR, G.N. SHORT T.B. OF PG INTRODUCTORY COURSES IN HEALTH SCIENCES

2

68 WHO APP.OF INTER-CLASS.OF DISEASE TO DENTISTRY & STAMATOLOGY

3RD 1

69 WHO FLUORIDES AND ORAL HEALTH REPORT 1

70 WHO RECENT ADVANCES IN ORAL HEALTH 1

71 WHO GUIDE FOR EPIDEMIOLOGICAL : STUDIES OF ORAL ….

1

72 WHO EDU.IMPRATIVES FOR ORAL HEALTH PERS.CHAGE & DECAY

1

73 WHO ORAL HEALTH SURVEY BASIC METHODS 4TH 7

74 WHO BASIC TESTS FOR DRUGS 1

75 WHO DISTRICT HEALTH FACILITIES: GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPMENT

1

76 MISHRA, LALIT DRUG TODAY VOL.8 NO.2, 2000 1



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77 SHRYOK, H. ASWARTOUT

YOUR HEALTH AND YOU 2

78 GOLDSTEIN, RONALD E.

CHANGE YOUR SMILE 3RD 1

79 GUPTA & GUPTA FOOD NUTRITION FACTS AND FIGURES 5TH 6

80 ANAND & SIDHARTA HOSPITAL WASTE MANAGEMENT: A HOLISTIC APPROACH

2ND 1

81 GEORGE, M.A. HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR 1

82 JOHN ROWSON & ADRIAN

MEDICO-LEGAL PRACTIONER SERIES: DENTISTRY

1

83 JOSHI, Y.K. BASIC OF CLINICAL NUTRITION 3

84 MAJUMDAR, K. ESSENTIALS OF HUMAN NUTRITION 3

85 SHARMA, MADHURI HOSPITAL WASTE MANAGEMENT AND ITS MONITOTRING

3

86 VIRK, R.S. LECTURE NOTES IN : NUTRITION 1

87 DRUG INDEX DRUG INDEX: NEW DRUG PROFILES AND FDA 4

88 MAHAJAN, B.K. METHODS OF BIOSTATISTICS 6TH 3

89 MAHAJAN, B.K. METHODS IN BIOSTATISTICS 7TH 1

90 PRABHAKAR, G.N. BIOSTATISTICS 4

91 WHO GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING WATER QUALITY-RECOMMENDATION

3RD 2

92 DEBNATH T. PUBLIC HEALTH & PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 2ND 2

93 WHO GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING WATER QUALITY-SURVEILLANCE & CONTROL OF COMMUNITY SUPPLIES

2ND 1

94 WHO GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING WATER QUALITY-HEALTH CRITERIA & OTHER SUPPORTING INFORMATION

2ND 1

95 WHO MEDICAL RECORDS MANUAL: A GUIDE FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

1

96 NORMAN & STREINER

BIOSTATISTICS: THE BARE ESSENTIALS 2ND 2

97 INDRAYAN & SARMUKADDAM

MEDICAL BIOSTATISTICS 1

98 ALBREKTSSON & OTHERS ED.

TISSUE PRESERVATION IN CARIES TREATMENT

1

99 AXELSSON & ODONT MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREAT.,ARREST & CONTROL OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE

1

100 RODD & WRAY TREATMENT PLANNING FOR THE DEVELOPING DENTITION

1

101 WHITTAKER & MACDONALD

C/A OF FORENSIC DENTISTRY 3

102 PARK, K. T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE 3

103 PARK, K. T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE 21ST 5

104 JAYAPRAKASH K. SHORT T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

1

105 MASTHAN KMK T.B. OF FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY 1

106 KAKODKAR & MAMATH

Q & ANS. IN COMMUNITY DENTISTRY 1

107 VIVEKANAND MANUAL OF COMMUNITY DENTISTRY 1

108 JAYAPRAKASH K. MCQs IN COMMUNITY DENTISTRY WITH HIGH YIELD FACTS

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109 PRABU D PREP MANUAL COMMUNITY DENTISTRY 1

110 GUPTA & GHAI T.B. OF PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE 2ND 1

111 SUNDER LAL & OTHERS

T.B. OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE : PREVENTIVE & SOCIAL MEDICINE

2ND 1

112 DETELS & OTHERS ED.

OXFORD T.B. OF PUBLIC HEALTH 4TH 1

113 KENNY & CASAS WET-FINGERED DENTISTRY 1

114 KOTHARI, C.R. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 2ND 8

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b) Internet facilities for staff and students – Wi-fi secured in the dept.

Computers with internet connection -03 , Printers -02

c) Total number of class rooms: 1in Department , 3 Central Class Rooms in the college

d) d) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms: The one class room is equipped

with ICT facility like LCD projector and laptop for interactive learning and smart class

teaching facilities.

e) Students’ laboratories: Departmental Health Education Museum (Catalog Attached

S.NO HEALTH EDUCATION POSTERS BRIEF

1. Etiology of Dental Caries Dental caries is an infectious process, so caries cannot form in the absence of bacteria, regardless of sugar intake. Bacteria adhere to the tooth surface in a biofilm called dental plaque. When carbohydrates are consumed, they are metabolized by bacteria and produce acid as a by product. The acid then causes microscopic demineralization of the tooth enamel.

2. Pernicious Oral Habits Oral habits are habits that frequently children acquire that may either temporarily or permanently be harmful to dental occlusion for and to the supporting structures. When habit cause defect in orofacial structure it is termed as pernicious oral habit. Eg Thumb sucking, Tongue thrusting , mouth breathing, nail biting, pencil biting

3. Tobacco –A Curse

(Tambakhoo ek Abhishap) Cigarette, bidi, tobacco, gutkha, misri and snuff; all have the same poison i.e. tobacco (whose active ingredient is nicotine) Tobacco use is the single largest cause of preventable premature death, throughout the world. In the developed world, about 25% of male deaths and 9% of female deaths are due to smoking.

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(Khel Khel me Dant Suraksha) 5. Tobacco and Oral Cancer

(Tambakhoo and Mukh ka Cancer) About 90 percent of people with oral cancer use tobacco. The risk of developing these cancers increases with the amount smoked or chewed and the duration of the habit. Smokers are six times more likely than non smokers to develop these cancers. Smokeless tobacco ("snuff" or chewing tobacco) is associated with cancers of the cheek, gums and inner surface of the lips. Smokeless tobacco increases the risk of these cancers by about 50 times.

6. Learning about Oral Hygiene (Mukh ke Suraksha)

Oral hygiene is the practice of keeping the mouth and teeth clean to prevent dental problems, most commonly, dental cavities, gingivitis, and bad breath. Daily preventive care, including proper brushing and flossing, will help stop problems before they develop and is much less painful, expensive, and worrisome than treating conditions that have been allowed to progress.

7. Beware of Quacks (Jholachap se Savdhan)

Fake doctors have no medical knowledge and adopt unscientific methods of treatment which may worsen your illness. According to the council, quacks can be punished with rigorous imprisonment which may extend to three years, a fine of upto Rs.20,000 or both.

8. Community Dental Outreach Programme

The School of Dentistry has a strong commitment to community outreach, and our community oral health activities are an important part of both our education and service mission. Outreach experiences provide an opportunity for dental, dental therapy and dental hygiene students to develop a broad understanding of the community and social responsibilities ,treat a diversity of patients with a variety of oral health care needs and enhance their clinical skills.

9. Oral Hygiene Aids Oral hygiene is the practice of keeping the mouth and teeth clean to prevent dental problems. Some of the common oral hygiene aids include toothbrushes, dental floss , inter-dental cleaners , tongue cleaners , rubber tip stimulator, oral irrigators and mouth rinses .To prevent future dental problems oral homecare procedures should be practiced on a daily basis. Consult your dentist for any queries regarding oral hygiene aids.

10. Indigenous Oral Hygiene aids The knowledge of the importance of oral hygiene is not recent for Indians. They cleaned their teeth with the twigs of various aromatic shrubs frayed at the end. These twigs are called Datuns . Indigenous materials used for maintenance of oral hygiene are twigs , stems barks , walnut , ayurvedic tooth powders and the neem extract.

11. Pit and Fissure Sealants Pit and fissure sealants are materials that are applied to the pits and fissure surfaces of teeth to create a thin barrier which protects the sealed surface from decay. Fissure sealant materials fall into two broad categories: resin-based sealants and glass ionomer sealants.

12. Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry Atraumatic restorative treatment uses manual excavation of dental caries, which eliminates the need for anesthesia and use of expensive equipment, and restores the cavity with glass ionomer, an adhesive material that bonds to the tooth structure and releases fluoride as it stimulates remineralization. Atraumatic restorative treatment is noninvasive, making it highly acceptable to patients.

13. Non Cariogenic Sweeteners Non-cariogenic means that it does not promote caries, or tooth decay, These non-cariogenic (or low-cariogenic), non-erosive and sometimes even zero-calorie alternative sweeteners can be used to satisfy the (at least partially conditioned) need for sugary meals eg xylitol and maltitol

14. Tuberculosis –causes and treatment Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease that is caused by a bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis. TB primarily affects the lungs, but it can also affect organs in the central nervous system, lymphatic system, and circulatory system among others.

15. Allergy –Causes, prevention and treatment

An allergy is a hypersensitivity disorder of the immune system. Symptoms such as red eyes, itchiness, and runny nose, eczema, hives, or an asthma attack. In some people, severe allergies to environmental or dietary allergens or to medication may result in life-threatening reactions called anaphylaxis.

16. Gingival Diseases –causes and progression

Gingivitis ("inflammation of the gum tissue") is a non-destructive periodontal disease. The most common form of gingivitis, and the most common form of periodontal disease overall, is in response to bacterial biofilms (also called plaque) adherent to tooth surfaces, termed plaque-induced gingivitis. In the absence of treatment, gingivitis may progress to periodontitis, which is a destructive form of periodontal disease.



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17. Trigeminal Neuralgia –causes and prevention

Trigeminal neuralgia (TN), also called tic douloureux , is a chronic pain condition that affects the trigeminal or 5th cranial nerve, one of the most widely distributed nerves in the head. TN is a form of neuropathic pain (pain associated with nerve injury or nerve lesion.) The typical or "classic" form of the disorder (called "Type 1" or TN1) causes extreme, sporadic, sudden burning or shock-like facial pain that lasts anywhere from a few seconds to as long as two minutes per episode.

18. Kwashiorkor and Marasmus – Causes and Prevention

Marasmus is a form of severe malnutrition characterized by energy deficiency. A child with marasmus looks emaciated. Body weight is reduced to less than 60% of the normal (expected) body weight for the age. Marasmus occurrence increases prior to age 1, whereas kwashiorkor occurrence increases after 18 months. It can be distinguished from kwashiorkor in that kwashiorkor is protein deficiency with adequate energy intake whereas marasmus is inadequate energy intake in all forms, including protein.

19. Root Canal Treatment Root canal therapy is a sequence of treatment for the pulp of a tooth which results in the elimination of infection and the protection of the decontaminated tooth from future microbial invasion. It involves the removal of these structures, the subsequent shaping, cleaning, and decontamination of the hollows with small files and irrigating solutions, and the obturation of the decontaminated canals with an inert filling such as gutta-percha and typically a eugenol-based cement.

20. Dental Auxiliaries A dental auxiliary is any of the dentist's supporting team who helps with dental treatment. They include dental assistants (known as dental nurses in the United Kingdom and Ireland), dental therapists, dental hygienists and dental technicians. The role of dental auxiliaries is usually limited by regional dental regulations, which help define the boundaries of treatment that can be performed.

21. Topical Fluorides –Stannous Fluoride , APF and Sodium Fluoride

Topical fluoride therapy (TFT) in the form of varnish, gel, mouthrinse or toothpaste has been used extensively as a caries-preventive intervention.

22. School Dental Health Programmes School and Community Oral Health is a field-based program that works to promote oral health, disease prevention and access to dental care for children. Our program has components like school screening/sealant program , school fluoride program and oral wellness education.

23. Methods of Sterilization Sterilization (or sterilisation) is a term referring to any process that eliminates (removes) or kills all forms of life, including transmissible agents (such as fungi, bacteria, viruses, spore forms, etc.) present on a surface, contained in a fluid, in medication, or in a compound such as biological culture media. Sterilization can be achieved by applying heat, chemicals, irradiation, high pressure, and filtration or combinations .

24. Smile of Second Innings – Rendezvous with Geriatric Dentistry

25. Triple Thrust Triumph 26. Portable Smile –simple free and

forever

27. ABC of Oral Health Daily dental care is essential to good oral health. It explains the various alphabets standing for different aspects of maintaining oral health care.

28. Immunization Schedule This schedule may vary depending upon where you live, your child's health, the type of vaccine, and the vaccines available. Some of the vaccines may be given as part of a combination vaccine so that your child gets fewer shots.

29. Days of National and International Importance

This explains the various days of national and international importance.

30. Capturing Smiles for Generation Next It explains the preventive measures in the children in past, present and future for brighter smiles for generation next.

31. Today’s investment and Tomorrow Gain

It explains the role of various investments that can be made through insurances, out reach programmes, dental colleges , newer technologies to protect and improve the oral conditions of the future generations

32. Nourishing Mother for generation Next

It during explains the role of mother and what all efforts should be made during pregnancy to improve the oral health of coming child.

33. Team Work in success Team work is essential for the development , growth and success for a better organisation

34. Blood Pressure - WHO Be physically active , take less salt content , exercise daily 35. No Tobacco Day –WHO World No Tobacco Day (WNTD) is observed around the world every year on

May 31. It is intended to encourage a 24-hour period of abstinence from all forms



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of tobacco consumption across the globe. 36. Blood Pressure –take control –WHO having a healthy lifestyle, low salt diet takes control of blood pressure 37. Second Hand smoke Kills –WHO Second-hand smoke accounts for one in 10 tobacco-related deaths. Creating 100%

smoke-free environments is the only way to protect people from the harmful effects of second-hand tobacco smoke.

38. Cut Down Salt – WHO You don't have to add salt to your food to eat too much of it – around 75% of the salt we eat is already in everyday foods such as bread, breakfast cereal and ready meals. These lower-sodium diets also can keep blood pressure from rising and help blood pressure medicines work better.

39. Say No to Junk Food –WHO Health issues like high blood pressure, heart problems, high cholesterol levels etc. are the ill effects of eating junk foods. Obesity has become an evil for the health of a person and junk food is the main cause of obesity. Young children are the ones who are highly affected by this problem.

40. Think Before you Drink –WHO Drinking too much alcohol can have devastating consequences on your life . 41. Do not get influences by peer Beer

pressure Drinking can have tragic consequences, not only for the person who drives drunk, but also for friends, relatives and strangers. Face it, peer pressure is fierce and it may not be enough to just say no.

42. Get Fit not Fat -WHO Fit people see eating as a means to increase health, energy and vitality. 43. Staying Healthy is as easy as ABC –

WHO avoid alcohol ,be physically active , cut salt , don’t use tobacco , eat vegetables

44. Fluorides in Dentistry Research on the oral health effects of fluoride started around 100 years ago; the focus has been on the link between water and fluorides and dental caries and fluorosis, topical fluoride applications, fluoride toothpastes, and salt and milk fluoridation.

45. Dental Fluorosis Dental fluorosis, also called mottling of tooth enamel, is a developmental disturbance of dental enamel caused by excessive exposure to high concentrations of fluoride during tooth development. The risk of fluoride overexposure occurs at any age but it is higher at younger ages .

46. Post Denture Insertion instructions it explains the instructions that are to be given to the patient after he has received the denture along with care and maintenance tips.

47. Caries Vaccine A caries vaccine is a vaccine to prevent and protect against tooth decay Dental cavity vaccines directed to key components of S. mutans colonization and enhanced by safe and effective adjuvants and optimal delivery vehicles, are likely to be forthcoming

48. Pain-Causes and management The feeling of physical pain can vary greatly -- mild, sharp, severe, dull. 49. Occupation and Oral Health Frequency of tooth brushing, use of extra cleaning methods, use of sugar in coffee

or tea, and time of the last dental visit, lifestyle, occupational status and gender determines the oral health.

50. Hypertension –Causes, prevention and management

Hypertension (HTN) or high blood pressure, sometimes called arterial hypertension, is a chronic medical condition in which the blood pressure in the arteries is elevated. Hypertension is also a major risk factor for stroke, aneurysms of the arteries (e.g. aortic aneurysm), peripheral arterial disease and is a cause of chronic kidney disease. Dietary and lifestyle changes can improve blood pressure control and decrease the risk of health complications, although drug treatment is still often necessary in people for whom lifestyle changes are not enough or not effective.

51. Indices –DMFT, Dentition Status , Deans Flurosis Index , OHI-S ,

CPITN

One of the major problem in studying dental diseases is the development of a suitable method for recording the occurrence and severity of disease. Quantitative measurement of disease most commonly relies on “index “. So, dental index is the main tool of epidemiological studies in dental diseases to measure prevalence, incidence, and severity

52. Use Medicines Rationally -WHO Explains about the rational use of medicines 53. Malaria Transmission-WHO Informs about the harms of malaria transmission 54. Dengue Transmission -WHO Informs about the harms of dengue transmission HEALTH EDUCATION MODELS

10. Cariogenic and Anti cariogenic Diet

The model gives valuable information regarding the cariogenic and anti cariogenic diets

11. Diseases of Face The model provides information regarding various diseases of face including cellulitis etc.



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12. Sterilization and Disinfection

The models gives the brief information regarding different methods of sterilization and infection control

13. National Health Programmes

Provides information about various national health programmes functional in India

14. Domestic Defluoridation of Water

Demonstrates the technique of defluoridation of water ar domestic level

15. Development of Tooth Demonstrates various stages of tooth development including bud stage, cap stage and bell stage

16. Development Anomalies of Tooth

Demonstrates the various development anomalies of tooth

17. Development anomalies of tongue

Demonstrates the various development anomalies of tongue related to size, shape and development

18. Topical Fluorides Demonstartes various agents of topical fluoride application including varnishes, APF Gel , NaF Solutions.

HEALTH EDUCATION PAMPHLETS 1 Oral Health Education

regarding oral disease and their prevention (Hindi)

The pamphlet provide health regarding different oral diseases, their etiology and methods of ther prevention

2 Healthy diet for healthy dentition (Hindi)

The pamphlet provide health regarding the role of diet and nutrition in health in general and oral health in partcular

3 Oral hygiene maintainace (Hindi)

The pamphlet provides information regarding tooth brushing methods , methods of interdental cleansing and chemical plaque control methods

4 Tobacco and Oral Cancer (Hindi)

The tobacco provides information regarding harmful effects of smokeless and smoking forms of tobacco and methods to cessate tobacco habits

HEALTH EDUCATION SCROLLERS 1 AIDS and AIDS awareness 2 Oral disease and oral health maintainance 3 Maternal and child health 4 Immunization and its benefits 5 Communicable na dnon communicable diseases 6 Tobacco and its ill effects

HEALTH EDUCATION CD ‘S 1 Ill effect of Tobacco

(Role play)

2 Kehne Ko Upchar ,par Hai Atyachar(Role Play on Quackery)

3 Kripya muskuriyae 4 All About Oral Health 5 Knowing about your teeth 6 Oral Health Maintainace

f) Research laboratories: NONE

38. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates : Not Applicable



39. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. Nil


so, highlight the methodology. Yes

41. Does the department obtain feedback from :

s. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the




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Yes the feedback is obtained by the curriculum committee working at department and

institutional levels regarding the curriculum and teaching learning processes. The

feedbacks are utilized to make necessary changes in the processes related to teaching

learning and in the curriculum as deemed necessary.

t. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


Yes the student feedback is obtained by feedback committee working under the Dean –HR.

The feedbacks are obtained on the regular basis and processed immediatelyThe feedback is

used to identify the area of improvement and enrich the students learning experience and

make curriculum more student friendly.

u. alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback? - The feedback is obtained from the alumini by the alumini association which

have registered alumini.The shortcomings and areas of the improvement are identified nd

utilized to enrich the curriculum as required

42. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10). The department has Ist and IInd

batch of the post graduates, the examination for which are yet to be conducted. NA

43. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving

external experts.

Activity Topic Speaker/Guest

Invited Month, Year

Continuing Dental Education

An Overview to Health Research

Dr Nagesh L Dr Chandrasekar J

February 2014

Problem Based Learning

Dental Caries and PD Disease

June 2013


Dental Fluorosis September 2013


Oral Cancer November 2013


Oral Health Status February 2014


Dental Caries and PD Disease

July 2014


Oral Health Status October 2014



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teaching.

1. Power point presentations- The seminars, lecture classes, journal clubs are carried out in the

form of power point presentations which help the student understand the various aspects

related to subject in the clear manner.

2. Tutorial (Chair Side Discussions)-The chair side discussion are held on the various topics

related to clinical case history, dental indices, preventive aspects of dentistry such as pit and

fissure sealents, ART and topical fluoride applications.

3. Practical/Clinical demonstrations:The practical demonstration are given to both

undergraduate and postgraduate students with respect to case history and clinical

examination of the patients, recording of dental indices such as DMFT, OHI-S, Plaque

index, gingival index, CPI-LOA index and fluorosis index, Pit and Fissure sealent

application , Atraumatic Restorative treatment, Topical Fluoride application and various

dental procedures such as exodontias, restorative dental procedures and oral prophylaxis

4. Seminars - The seminars are conducted for both the Undergraduates and postgraduates on

the diversified topics related to the curriculum. The seminars are conducted in the form of

power point presentation, OHP slides.

5. Journal Clubs –The journal clubs are carried out for the postgraduate students on the regular

basis for keeping abreast with the latest knowledge and research in the field of public health

dentistry

6. Lectures (Didactics) - The lectures are carried out for the undergraduate and postgraduate

student through power point presentations, OHP slides presentation and chalk and talk

methods.



By conducting internal assessment examinations of the students, practical examinations, end

posting Viva-voice, tests, weekly and monthly tests etc. of students. The projects are assigned to

under-graduate and postgraduate students, to be completed in the time bound manner. On the

basis of the above mentioned evaluation methods, the underperformers are identified and special

revision classes are conducted for them on the regular basis.


1. Participation in the community outreach programmes

2. Participation in the community health education programme



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3. Participation in rural dental treatment services by the satellite centres

4. Participation in the events of social welfare including blood donation camps, tree plantation

activities

5. Mobile Dental services for the rural population

6. Celebration of days of national and international importance like no tobacco day, oral

hygiene day, world oral health day , National Tooth brushing Day

7. Oral Cancer Awareness Programme

8. School Health Surveys

List of Community Outreach Programmes

Serial No.

Date Place Of Camp No. Of

Patients Examined


2. 19/01/2008 Treatment Camp At Kalchinna Village 87






Modinagar 295



Modinagar 260



Modinagar 142

11. 22/03/2008 Treatment camp at Village Mavi, Modinagar 78


Modinagar 187



Modinagar 152




17. 01/05/2008 Screening and Health Education Camp Sanjay Gandhi




19. 19/05/2008 Treatment camp at village Bilojpura, Modinagar 97



21. 31/05/2008 Treatment camp at government Intercollege Khilora 152 22. 2/06/2008 Treatment camp at village Sewal Modinagar 106





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Modinagar 463


Modinagar 140

27. 26/06/2008 Treatment camp at village Jhora , Modinagar 107 28. 1/07/2008 Treatment camp at village Dadauli , Modinagar 114 29. 9/07/2008 Treatment camp at village Bilochpura, Modinagar 70


Modinagar 278



Modinagar 165

33. 8/08/2008 Treatment camp at village Lohara, Modinagar 99


Modinagar 154

35. 23/08/2008 Treatment camp at village Pilana , Modinagar 135


Modinagar 201



Modinagar 150



Modinagar 134



Modinagar 121


Modinagar 214

44. 24/10/2008 Treatment camp at village Nangola , Modinagar 187 45. 31/10/2008 Treatment camp at village Khanpur, Modinagar 103


Modinagar 165



Modinagar 156

49. 7/12/2008 Treatment camp at village Ujjaira , Modinagar 67



51. 24/12/2008 Treatment camp at Krishna Intercollege, Newari, Modinagar 56 52. 1/01/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at Siwal Village 244 53. 03/01/2009 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village, Modinagar 105 54. 15/01/2009 Treatment Camp At kalchinna, Modinagar 90


Village 156



57. 3/02/2009 Treatment camp at Village Tauri, Modinagar 40


Modinagar 180


Modinagar 188




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Modinagar 400


Modinagar 86

64. 9/04/2009 Treatment Camp At DMPS, Modinagar 265 65. 12/04/2009 Treatment camp at village Khanpur, Modinagar 135


Modinagar 105


Modinagar 67

68. 5/05/2009 Treatment camp at Village Vidyapur, Modinagar 233 69. 9/05/2009 Treatment camp at Patla village , Modinagar 129


Modinagar 152



Modinagar 216










Modinagar 363


Modinagar 226



Modinagar 216



Modinagar 260


Modinagar 189



Modinagar 236


Modinagar 390



Modinagar 336


Modinagar 140


Modinagar 221



Modinagar 196

94. 23/09/2009 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Potri 219



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Modinagar 95. 26/09/2009 Treatment camp at village Potri, Modinagar 66 96. 1/10/2009 Treatment camp at Nahali Village Modinagar 103


Modinagar 137



Modinagar 140

100. 29/10/2009 Treatment camp at village Pilana

Modinagar 63


Modinagar 240

102. 5/11/2009 Treatment camp at village RamnagarModinagar 93 103. 12/11/2009 Treatment camp at village Bhojpur , Modinagar 206


Modinagar 237






Modinagar 120



109. 14/12/2009 Treatment camp at village Ammeepur Nangla Modinagar 110



111. 9/1/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kalchinna Village 256 112. 19/01/2010 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village 87




115. 4/02/2010 Treatment Camp At Nahali

Modinagar 93


Modinagar 295



Modinagar 245



Modinagar 162

121. 22/03/2010 Treatment camp at Village Mavi Modinagar 98


Modinagar 182



Modinagar 170




127. 03/05/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp SanjayGandhi


128. 13/05/2010 Treatment camp at Sanjay Gandhi Intercollege 96



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Newari, Modinagar 129. 22/05/2010 Treatment camp at village Bilojpura , Modinagar 107








Modinagar 423

135. 5/07/2010 Treatment camp at village Dadauli , Modinagar 108 136. 9/07/2010 Treatment camp at village Bilochpura, Modinagar 89


Modinagar 278



Modinagar 165

140. 1108/2010 Treatment camp at village Lohara. Modinagar 99


Modinagar 154

142. 25/08/2010 Treatment camp at village Pilana ,Modinagar 135


Modinagar 201


Modinagar 150



Modinagar 134



Modinagar 121


Modinagar 208

150. 21/10/2010 Treatment camp at village Nangola , Modinagar 187 151. 30/10/2010 Treatment camp at village Khanpur, Modinagar 103


Modinagar 165



Modinagar 156

155. 1/12/2010 Screening and Health Education Camp at Siwal Village 240 156. 03/12/2010 Treatment Camp At Siwal Village, Modinagar 118


Village 170





Modinagar 140

161. 8/01/2011 Treatmet camp at Village Tauri, Modinagar 80 162. 12/01/2011 Treatment Camp At Sanjay Puri, Modinagar 108


Modinagar 163




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Modinagar 400



Modinagar 260



Modinagar 105



Modinagar 203



Modinagar 152



Modinagar 226


177. 2/04/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at Village Bilojpura

Modinagar 193











Modinagar 463


Modinagar 126

186. 16/05/2011 Treatment camp at village Jhora

Modinagar 95


Modinagar 116



Modinagar 260



Modinagar 189

192. 7/06/2011 Treatment camp at village Dadauli

Modinagar 106


Modinagar 136


Modinagar 97


Modinagar 190

196. 21/06/2011 Treatment camp at village Bilochpura

Modinagar 154


Modinagar 136



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Modinagar 140

200. 6/07/2011 Treatment camp at village SuhanaModinagar 102


Modinagar 121



Modinagar 156

204. 18/07/2011 Treatment camp at village Nangla, Modinagar 101


Modinagar 119


207. 6/08/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Fatehpur

Modinagar 117

208. 8/08/2011 Treatment camp at village Fatehpur, Modinagar 85

209. 13/08/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Asadpur

Nagal Modinagar 156



Modinagar 218

212. 25/08/2011 Treatment camp at village Nangola Modinagar 141 213. 29/08/2011 Treatment camp at village Khanpur, Modinagar 96


Modinagar 176



Modinagar 141

217. 17/09/2011 Treatment camp at village Ujjaira Modinagar 79



219. 24/09/2011 Treatment camp at Krishna Intercollege Newari, Modinagar 64

220. 28/09/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Nahali

village Modinagar 164

221. 1/10/2011 Treatment camp at Nahali Village ,Modinagar 103


Modinagar 147



Modinagar 140

225. 18/10/2011 Treatment camp at village Lohara Modinagar 97


Modinagar 167

227. 29/10/2011 Treatment camp at village Pilana Modinagar 113


Modinagar 140

229. 5/11/2011 Treatment camp at village Ramnagar, Modinagar 93

230. 8/11/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at villag Bhojpur

Modinagar 156

231. 12/11/2011 Treatment camp at village Bhojpur Modinagar 106


Modinagar 137





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236. 06/12/2011 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Pastra

Modinagar 105


Modinagar 120



239. 14/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Ammeepur Nangla

Modinagar 110

240. 16/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Pastra, Modinagar 65 241. 17/12/2011 Treatment camp at village Painga Modinagar 80




BakhravModinagar 100

244. 7/01/2012 Treatment camp at village Bakhrav, Modinagar 60

245. 18/01/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Kurali

Modinagar 59

246. 21/01/2012 Treatment camp at village Kurali, Modinagar 40

247. 3/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Gyansthali

Modinagar 83

248. 6/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Niwari village 140 249. 11/2/12 Treatment camp at Niwari village 70 250. 18/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Machri village 110 251. 22/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Pachgaon Village 160 252. 25/2/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Pachgaon 170 253. 3/3/12 Treatment camp at Pachgaon 80 254. 8/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp village Khindora 200 255. 10/3/12 Treatment camp at Khindora 63 256. 14/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp Bakharva village 150 257. 17/3/12 Treatment camp at Khindora village 90 258. 20/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school, Titroda 430 259. 24/3/12 Treatment camp at village Fatehpur 56 260. 26/3/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Basod 124 261. 31/3/12 Treatment camp at Khiloda 71 262. 4/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kalchina village 173 263. 7/4/12 Treatment camp at Kalchina village 97 264. 11/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Sarai village 136 265. 14/4/12/ Treatment camp at Barasia 57 266. 18/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Bhanada 143 267. 21/4/12 Treatment camp at village Suhana 105 268. 25/4/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Tehra village 247 269. 28/4/12 Treatment camp at village Tehra 154 270. 2/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Panchgaon school 375 271. 5/5/12 Treatment camp at Karoli village 141 272. 7/05/12 Treatement camp at Nangla village 273. 9/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Khindora village 193 274. 12/5/12 Treatment camp at Khindora village 76 275. 16/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school at Johra 626 276. 19/5/12 Treatment camp at village Johra 146


Gaurikheda 108



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278. 26/5/12 Treatment camp at village Gaurikheda 62 279. 29/5/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school at Painga 394 280. 2/6/12 Treatment camp at village Painga 138 281. 6/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Niwari 173 282. 9/6/12 Treatment camp at village Niwari 69

283. 13/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at school at Flora

Dale Public School, Siwal 274

284. 16/6/12 Treatment at village Puthri 86 285. 20/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Tehra 254 286. 23/6/12 Treatment camp at village Sonda 131 287. 27/6/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at village Dabana 143 288. 30/6/12 Treatment camp at village Khindora 69 289. 7/7/12 Treatment camp at Ramnagar 94 290. 11/7/12 Treatment camp at village Barsoia 86 291. 14/7/12 Treatment camp at village Asifpur Ujjaira 105 292. 18/7/12 Treatment camp at village Pacgaon 120 293. 21/7/12 Treatment camp at village Painga 52

294. 25/7/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Dhara Public

School 200

295. 27/7/12 AMM Public School, Modinagar 150 296. 30/7/12 Chaya Public School, Modinagar 340 297. 1/8/12 Screening and Health Education Camp at Niwari 350 298. 4/8/12 Treatment camp at village Niwari 128 299. 8/8/12 Treatment camp at village Tehra 93 300. 11/8/12 Treatment camp at village Khindora 143

301. 18/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Kanisha Public


302. 21/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Vaibhav

Memorial Public School 130

303. 22/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Niwari Public

School, Niwari 124

304. 24/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Primary School

Mohammadpur Kadim 81

305. 24/08/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Senior Secondary

School Mohammadpur Kadim 40

306. 6/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at TRM public


307. 10/09/2012 Treatment camp at Village Siwal Khas 86 308. 15/09/2012 Treatment camp at Village Asifpur Ujjaira 124 309. 19/09/12 Treatment camp at Village Gwali khera 136

310. 24/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Shiksha

Niketan, Shivpuri Modinagar 136

311. 28/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Primary school

Asifpur Ujjaira 37

312. 28/09/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Secondary school

Asifpur Ujjaira 43

313. 29/09/12 Treatment camp at Village Amipur Sarau 176

314. 3-10-2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Green Chamber

Public School 215

315. 6/10/2012 Treatement camp at Binoli Village 94

316. 7/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Upwan Public

School 218

317. 9/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Naveen Bal

Vidhyalya Junior High School, Modinagar 250



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320. 18/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at DGR Public

School 694

321. 20/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Basant Public


322. 25/10/2012 Treatememt camp at Titroda. Village, Modinagar 142

323. 31/10/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at St Teressa

Academy, Modinagar 601

324. 1/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Fantasy Land


325. 14/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at V.T. Public


326. 27/11/2012 Screening and Health Education Camp at Naveen Bal Vidya




328. 13/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Niwari Village, Modinagar 56 329. 19/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Mahmoudpur Kadim Village 80 330. 21/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Abupur Village, Modinagar 73 331. 27/12/2012 Treatment Camp at Kalchina Village, Modinagar 39 332. 21/01/2013 Treatment Camp at Sikri Village, Modinagar 36

333. 22/01/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Blue Bird School,

Modinagar 148





336. 29/01/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at DAV Public



Public School 240

338. 13/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at SD Public


339. 14/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at TRM Public


340. 16/02/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Bal Jivan Ghar ,

Modinagar 110

341. Screening and Health Education Camp at ANM Public


342. 26/02/2013 Treatment Camp at Sikhera Village, Modinagar 19



344. 5/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Abupur Village, Modinagar 29 345. 7/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Puthri Village, Modinagar 80 346. 8/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Suhana Village, Modinagar 56 347. 14/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Modinagar Sugar Mill, Modinagar 106 348. 16/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Dholri Village 60 349. 19/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Milk Plant, Bhojpur Modinagar 65 350. 22/03/2013 Treatment Camp at Milk Plant, Bhojpur Modinagar 15 351. 1/04/2013 Treatment Camp at Sarah village Modinagar 60 352. 24/04/2013 Screening camp at school 200 353. 9/05/2013 Treatment camp at Bhojpur Village,Modinagar 87



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354. 21/05/2013 Treatment Camp at village Bisokhar Modinagar 42 355. 23/05/2013 Treatment Camp at village Gadana Modinagar 52 356. 29/05/2013 Treatment Camp at village Patla Modinagar 25 357. 28/06/2013 Treatment Camp at village Siwal Modinagar 99


359. 22/07/2013 Treatment Camp at village Rohri Modinagar 50

360. 16/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Anapurna Mill,

Sikhera road, Modinagar 24

361. 17/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at Swami

Vivekanand School , Modinagar 128


Mandir, Gadana 87

363. 24/08/2013 Treatment Camp at village Dhaulri Modinagar 71

364. 30/08/2013 Screening and Health Education Camp at KN Modi Global



School,Modinagar 130

366. 13/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at DGR Public


367. 14/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at DGR Public

School 310

368. 15/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Sikhera 94

369. 18/09/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Dolphin Public


370. 19/09/2013 Treatment camp at village Niwari, Modinagar 67




Junior High School , 610





375. 29/10/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Bal Upvan School

, Modinagar 164

376. 15/11/2013 Screening and Health education camp at HAM Public


377. 23/11/2013 Screening and Health education camp at National Public






380. 28/11/2013 Screening camp at TRM Public School , Modinagar 654





383. 4/12/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Solveen

International School , Modinagar 219

384. 21/12/2013 Screening and Health education camp at Adarsh Kanya

Intercollege , Modinagar 432





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386. 14/01/2014 Treatment Camp at Bhojpur 190 387. 19/01/2014 Treatment Camp at Sikhera 80


Mandir, Gadana 240

389. 15/02/2014 Treatment camp at Village Sikhera 25 390. 01/03/2014 Treatment camp at Village Niwari 185

391. 04/03/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Janta public school 624

392. 05/03/2014 Treatment camp at Village Siwal 125 393. 15/03/2014 Treatment camp at Village Sikhera 14

394. 5/04/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Milk Plant,

Bhojpur 130

395. 15/04/2014 Screening and Health education camp at Ratan Jan Seva

trust Sikhera Road Modinagar 67


397. 29/04/2014 Treatment Camp at Rori Village, Modinagar 73

398. 15/05/14 Screening and Health education camp at Ratan Jan Sewa

Trust Modinagar 43


400. 20/05/2014 Treatment Camp at Siwal Village 143

401. 23/05/2014 Treatment Camp at Kalchina Village 77

402. 29/05/2014 Screening Camp at Siwal Village 80



trust Sikhera Road Modinagar

405. 12/07/2014 Treatment Camp at Jagannath Hospital Modinagar 65





408. 9/08/2014 Treatment Camp at Dholri Village, Modinagar 65



410. 14/08/2014 Screening and Health education camp at KN Modi Global

Public School, Modinagar



412. 20/08/2014 Screening and Health education camp at RK Devi Public


413. 3/09/2014 Screening Camp at Village Goon, Modinagar 45

414. 8/09/2014 Treatment Camp at Kurali Village, Modinagar 46

415. 10/09/2014 Treatment Camp at Bhojpur Village, Modinagar 44



417. 19/09/2014 Screening Camp at Nahali Village, Modinagar 87

418. 20/09/2014 Screening Camp at Village Zaani, Modinagar 89

419. 15/10/2014 Screening and Health education camp at VT Public School

Modinagar 350

420. 16/10/2014 Screening and Health education camp at VT Public School

Modinagar 550



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421. 3/11/2014 Screening and Health education camp at St Teressa School

Modinagar 757

422. 10/11/2014 Treatement Camp at Village Siwas Khas 153

423. 11/11/2014 Treatement Camp at Village Saalnagar aand Johra 139

424. 14/11/2014 Treatement Camp at CHC Bhojpur 30

47. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. The Department is

actively involved in the research activities carrying out the short term research projects. The

research projects are aimed at enhancing the scientific and research acumen of the students

beyond their academic syllabus.

The department has conducted research methodology CDE programme for the postgraduate and

undergraduate students of the institution. The department is actively involved in community

outreach services including the provision of comprehensive services for the poor and

disadvantaged sections of society.


details:

The college has been accredited by the ISO for the standards of quality care. The College

has been accredited Best Private Dental College in Uttrapradesh by Global Education

Excellence Awards 2014. The College has been awarded for Excellence in Clinical and

Academic achievements by Indi Education Excellence Awards 2014.


applied.

The department is running the undergraduate and postgraduate programme (MDS in Public

Health Dentistry) with intake of 3 seats every year for PG Course. The undergraduate students

are trained by the department in the basic and applied methods of epidemiology, basics of

biostatistics and research methodology, health care delivery system of India and fundamental s

of comprehensive preventive and curative dental care. Besides this the clinical training is

provided to the undergraduate students in the survey procedures, indices, epidemiological

methods and preventive and incremental dental care.

The postgraduate students of the department carry out the community outreach activities of the

department with focus on preventive and comprehensive dental care services. The postgraduates

are trained in the field of biostatics, research methodology , survey procedures, epidemiological

methods including RCT .Some of the research projects undertaken by the postgraduates of the



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department are as follows :

Research Topics Dr Hansa

1. Physico-Chemical and Bacterial evaluation of packaged drinking water marketed in Delhi -Potential public health implications

2. Level of fluoride in drinking water and its effect on IQ level of school children in Delhi City

3. Oral health status among production line workers of lead acid battery factories in Ghaziabad – a cross sectional descriptive study

4. Oral Health status and Behaviour of Domestic Violence Victims in Rural India

Dr Swati Jain

1. Effect of duration of haemodialysis and undergoing kidney disease on dental health of haemodialysis patients at multi speciality hospitals, Delhi

2. Changing pattern of gingivitis and periodontitis in different trimester among pregnant women comparing the same with non pregnant women attending the government hospitals in Delhi

3. Bibliometric analysis of Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry

4. Polio Erdication: Lessons from the past and Future Perspective : Dr

Khushboo 1. Relative risk of various head and neck cancer among different

blood groups –An analytical study 2. Oral Health Status Among The Recruits Of Assam Riffle

Training Centre And School, Northeast Region(India) – A Descriptive Study

3. Out of Pocket Expenditure on Medical and Dental Treatment by the residents of Modinagar City

Dr Vaibhav 1. Patient satisfaction in community outreach dental camps in rural area of Modinagar

2. Oral health status of 12 and15 years old urban and rural school children in Modinagar, India- a cross sectional survey

3. Reaching the Unreached : Systemtic Review on Mobile Dental Units

Dr Venisha 1. Career satisfaction among the private dental practioners of Modinagar city

2. A comparative evaluation of herbal and non herbal dentifrice on dental plaque and gingivitis in 18-25 years old adolescents.

3. Role of Herbs in Periodontal Diseases: a systematic Review

Dr Ravneet 1.Effectiveness Of Three Different Tobacco Cessation Interventions In The Patients Attending The Outpatient Department Of Divya Jyoti Hospital, Modinagar- A Randomized Control Trial

2. Factors affecting utilization of dental services in the rural and urban population of Modinagar 3. Dental Stem Cells: a systematic Review

Dr Jishnu 1. Dental caries, periodontal status and malocclusion among 12 yr and 15 yr school children in Modinagar City – a cross sectional survey

Dr Monika 1. Dental caries, periodontal status and prevalence of malocclusion among physically handicapped children attending special schools in Delhi – a cross sectional study

Dr Pradyut Biswas

1.Prevalence of Traumatic Dental Injuries in 12 yr ad 15 yr old private and government school children in Modinagar City. Uttar Pradesh



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Besides this the department is actively involved in community extension and welfare services

which include

1. Participation in the community outreach programmes

2. Participation in the community health education programme

3. Participation in rural dental treatment services by the satellite centres

4. Participation in the events of social welfare including blood donation camps, tree plantation

activities

5. Mobile Dental services for the rural population

6. Celebration of days of national and international importance like no tobacco day, oral

hygiene day, world oral health day , Nationl Toothbrushing Day

7. Oral Cancer Awareness Programme

8. School Health Surveys


department.

Strengths

1. Outreach And Stewardship

2. Quality Relationships And Collaborations

3. Research Orientation And Participation

4. Dedicated Staff

5. Academic Excellence

Weakness

1. Poor Public Perception

2. Low Assistance For Research

3. Weak External Communication

4. Lack of Advanced research facility

5. Value added courses

Oppurtunities

1. Increased Outreach Penetration

2. Community Involvement In Outreach Activities

3. Partnerships

4. External Assistance For Research



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5. Enhanced External Communication

Challenges

1. Low Education And Poor Socioeconomic Status Of The Community

2. To maintain quality of education with minimum of resources.

3. Future plans of department

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Courses

Recognition of Post Graduate Degree of Department

Enhancement of postgraduate seats from 3 to 6

Sterngthening of PG Course

Starting of Phd Course

Sterngthening of PG and Phd Couses

TLE Interactive learning based on advanced teaching methods including use of web based online lectures, smart classes.

Innovations in Problem based learning, focus on evaluation sessions.

Innovations n evaluation methods, focus of teacher quality and teaching skills

Intensification and upgradation of advanced teaching methods

Hosting of International Conference , strengthening of innovations in teaching learning methods

Administration

To start tobacco cessation and oral cancer screening cell in department

To start the geriatric dentistry speciality clinic

To host National conference of IAPHD. To strengthen community satellite clinics and comprehensive care clinic with advance treatment facilities

To start community oncology clinic in department with advanced diagnostic facility for oral cancer

To strengthen and advance the facilities available in the department

Research/Extension

International publications in indexed Journals, Authoring of Books, monographs. Increase in publication output.

Focus on faculty and postgraduate research recognized by national and international agencies like ICMR. Establishment of clinical trial centre

Creating a research centre of excellence with infrastructure facility for advanced research

Colloboration with international research centres

Sterngthening of research facilties of the department

Infrastructures

Improvement of mobile dental vans with installation of advanced and new equipments

Specialized equipment for geriatric dental care

Advanced research equipments for the epidemiological research and advance clinical equipments for the satellite and comprehensive clinics

Strengthening and upgradation of available infrastructure

Strengthening and upgradation of available infrastructure

Innovation

Creating more awareness on preventive dentistry and oral health

To conduct exhibitions to the general public using museum material

To conduct interdental college workshops fo PG s in MID

To create awareness to 3rd and 4th BDS students on projects based on community oral health

To conduct interdepartmental teaching programmeon heatlh education methods and preventive dentistry

Collaborations/ Linkages

Colloboration with the rotary clubs, NGO, PHC and CHC for providing comprehensive dental care services

National University and Centre of Excellence for the student exchange programmes

Colloboration with international universities for the student exchange programmes

Collaboration with WHO, UNICEF, UNESCO for community based projects

Strengthening of the existing linkages



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Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics 3. Evaluative Report of the Department


-Department of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics

2. Year of establishment-

1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/Faculty of the university?-

D.J. College of Dental Sciences & Research, Modinagar;

BhimRaoAmbedkarUniversity, Agra

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, pharmd, Integrated Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated


Following courses are provided by our college

-BDS – 100 seats

-MDS Conservative Dentistry &Endodontics – 6 seats


Students are involved in teaching programme in various departments i.e. Anatomy,

Pharmacology, Microbiology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Biostatistics, Pathology, General

surgery and medicine, Oral medicine, Oral pathology, Prosthodontics, periodontics,

Orthodontics, Preventive & Community Dentistry, Pedodontics, Oral surgery at graduation and

post-graduation level. Teaching programs includes seminars, viva, practical, theory classes,

demonstration etc.


Our college is in process of collaboration with other universities and other institution. Our college has

student exchange program. Under this program, students from our college will go to other college for

learning and new experiences and some students will come from their college to ours.


Nil


BDS – Annual with 2 internal terminal examinations

Our college conduct internal terminal exams two times a year for a batch followed by Annual

examination which are conducted by university.

MDS – At the end of course of 3 years

Exams are conducted by once at the end of 3 year post graduation program.




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Department participate in all the programmes as and when required.


Professors/others)


CAS & MPS) Professor 3 3 3 Associate Professor/Reader 3 3 3 Assistant Professor 3 3 3 Lecturer - - - Tutor / Clinical Instructor - - - Senior Resident - - -



Name

Qualification Designation Specialization No. Of Years of

Experience Dr Anil Dhingra BDS, MDS Professor&

Head Endodontics 15yrs, 8mths

Dr Anil Tomar BDS, MDS Professor Endodontics 13 yrs, 7 month

Dr Ruchi Gupta BDS, MDS Professor Endodontics 9yrs, 7 month

Dr Charu Dayal BDS, MDS Reader Endodontics 8 yrs, 10mths

DrPannaMangat BDS, MDS Reader Endodontics 7yrs, 3mths

Dr Anjali Miglani BDS, MDS Reader Endodontics 6yrs,6 mths

Dr Satyabrat Banerjee

BDS, MDS Sr Lecturer Endodontics 2 year, 1 mths

DrVipulsapra BDS, MDS Sr Lecturer Endodontics 1 Year,1 months

Dr. Neha Mishra BDS,MDS Sr.Lecturer Endodontics 3 month


Nil


Nil


There are 9 faculty members in our department. Which includes 3 professor, 3 reader and 3

senior lecturer. Every faculty members is involved in teaching programs.

BDS – 100:9

MDS – 6:9




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actual

Our department also have the following supportive staff.

Lab Technician-1

Ravi

Chairside assistant-2

Pradeep, Satish

Attender-1

Maya


Periapical Surgery,

Esthetic Restorations,

Restoration Of Badly Damaged Teeth,

Rotary Endodontics.




Topic of research by faculty

NAME THESIS TOPIC

Dr Anil Dhingra

Three dimensional helical computed tomographic evaluation of two obturationtechnique : an in vitro study.

Dr Anil Tomer

An in vitro study comparing the effect of multiple file system with single file system on remaining dentin thickness at apical area of root canal using CBCT.

Dr Ruchi Gupta

Comparison of efficacy of different rotary and reciprocating file systems and removal of guttapercha : an in vitro study.

Dr Charu Dayal

Detection of vertical root fracture using CBCT , Spiral CT and conventional radiography

DrPannaMangat

Comparative evaluation of reciprocating and rotary instruments, single file system in human teeth using cone beam computed tomography without glide

path preparation : in vitro study.

Dr Anjali Miglani

The influence of glide on the evaluation of progressive changes in canal shape after using reciprocating single file syetem in mesial root canals of mandibular

first moalrs using CBCT. Dr Satyabrat

Banerjee Canal shaping with protaper next using CBCT .

Dr Vipul Sapra Comparative evaluation of Protaper Universal and Protaper Next using CBCT

Dr. Neha Mishra Comparative Evaluation of reciprocating single file and rotary instrumentation

on bacterial reduction on infected root canal.




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k) National collaboration b) International collaboration Our college is in process of collaboration with other universities and other institution. Our college is going to start student exchange program. Under this program, students from our college will go to other college for learning and new experiences and some students will come from their college to ours.

19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received. Under process

20. Research facility / centre with State recognition National recognition International recognition

o State recognition-Nil o National recognition -yes o International recognition –Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies There are four specialty clinics which work on weekly basis-

Rotary endodontics Badly damaged tooth Esthetic restoration Periapical surgery

22. Publications: Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

147 papers has been published by our department in various national and international journals, magazines etc. Many other papers are in process of getting publishes soon.

Monographs Nil

Chapters in Books- Dr Anil Dhingra – Endodontics by NishaGarg

Booksedited- Nil


Dr Anil Dhingra - 1. Glide path in Endodontics by Lambert Publisher 2013 2. Magnification in Endodontics by Lambert Publisher 2014 3. Single file system in endodontics by Lambert Publisher2014

Dr Ruchi Gupta – 1. Conservative Dentistry Exam Preparatory Manual for Undergraduates

published by Elsevier in 2012 2. Prosthodontics Exam preparatory manual for undergraduates by

Elsevier in 2013

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, Medline, etc.) Under process




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College journal SNIP

Not applicable SJR

Not applicable Impact Factor – range / average --- Oral medicine, Oral pathology, Oral surgery, Oral radiology and Endodontics

1.457 Operative Dentistry

1.312 Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research

0.14 Oral Health and Preventive Dentistry

1.458 International Organization of Scientific Research

1.576 H-index ---

23. Details of patents and income generated 35320 patients during January to December 2014

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated Various areas of consultancy in conservative dentistry are Root canal treatment, esthetic restoration, post and core, periapical surgery, retreatment in endodontics, management of traumatic injuries, endodontic mishaps, minimal invasive dentistry

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India and abroad Under process

26. Faculty serving in b) National committees c) International committees d) Editorial Boards e) any other (specify) Life membership of Federation of Operative Dentistry of India, International Endodontic Society, Indian Dental Association, Pierre Fauchard Academy Reviewer board- Indian Journal of Stomatology, Journal of International College of Dentists, India Section.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs).

There are various faculty development programs. Various journal clubs, seminars and lectures are there in the department to increase the knowledge of the faculty as well as the students. The faculty attends various continuing Dental Education programmes, conferences, conventions, workshops and guest lectures to recharge themselves.

28. Student projects Percentage of students who have taken upin-house projects including inter-departmental

projects 100% students




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institute Under process

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty

BEST DISSERTATION AWARD: ENDODONTIC RETREATMENT OF THERMAFIL, SUCCESSFUL, VS LATERAL CONDENSATION TECHNIQUES- AN INVITRO STUDY. University of Mangalore- 1995

BEST LIBRARY DISSERTATION: AESTHETICS IN DENTISTRY – AN OVERVIEW. UNIVERSITY OF MANGALORE-1995

FIRST PRIZE: AESTHETICS IN CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY AND ENDODONTICS: LECTURE PRESENTATION AT FEDERATION OF OPERATIVE DENTISTRYOFINDIA CONFERENCE, NEW DELHI 1995.

THIRD PRIZE: ENDODONTICS AND GUIDED TISSUE REGENERATIONLECTURE PRESENTATION INDIAN ENDODONTIC SOCIETY CONFERENCE, Bangalore, 1996

ESSAY COMPETITION: INDIAN SOCIETY OF PERIODONTOLOGY CONSOLATION PRIZE – 1995, SECOND PRIZE - 1993, THIRD PRIZE - 1992

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows Nil

Students

I. BEST PAPER PRESENTATION DrAmteshwar Singh for paper presentation at Endo-Cons in Barwala in 2014

II. BEST POSTER PRESENTATION DrHarkanwalKaurBhullar for poster presentation at Endo-Cons in Barwala in 2014

III. BEST POSTER PRESENTATION Dr.NeetikaBhardwaj for poster presentation at Endo-Cons in Barwala in 2014

IV. BEST EASSY DrHimesh Jain for essay competition in 2012 at New Delhi

V. BEST PAPER PRESENTATION DrNehaAggarwal for paper presentation at 53rd Punjab State Dental Conference & Interstate Dental Congress held on 14-18 Dec 2013 at Amritsar

VI. BEST PAPER PRESENTATION DrSagarika Muni for paper presentation at 6th Kerala State Dental Conference in 2014

VII. BEST POSTER PRESENTATION Dr. Neha Aggarwal for best poster at Subharti Dental College, Meerut in Aug 2014

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national/



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international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. Single file system in endodontics Endo-perio lesion

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments All research work done in the department is submitted to institutional ethical committee before

submission.

32. Student profile program-wise: Name of the Program (refer to question no. 4)




BDS 100 per batch 2:3 1:1 MDS 6 per batch 1:1 1:1

Diversity of students

Name of the

Program

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

BDS Nil 30% 70% Nil

MDS 5% 30% 70% Nil

33. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET,

GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other competitive examinations?

Give details category-wise.

Not applicable

34. Student progression Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG 5% PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB - PG to Ph.D. - Ph.D. To Post-Doctoral - Employed Campus selection Other than campus recruitment

-

Entrepreneurs - 35. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the same university 12% From other universities within the State 36% From universities from other States 48% From universities outside the country Nil



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36. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. And D.Litt. During the assessment period Not applicable 37. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to b) Library There is one Central library and one Departmental Library B) Internet facilities for staff and students Hp laser printer all in one, projector (make Panasonic) C) Total number of class rooms 4 D) Class rooms with ICT facility and ‘smart’ class rooms 1 E) Students’ laboratories Pre-clinical & Ceramic Lab F) Research laboratories Associated research laboratories facility is available 38. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates A) from the host institution/university – Not applicable B) from other institutions/universities – Not applicable 39. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. There is no such provision by the university for financial assistance of post graduate students. 40. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new program(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. Under process 41. Does the department obtain feedback from v. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? There is a feedback committee in the college which gets feedback about various aspects of teaching-learning evaluation. The department takes the feedback from the feedback committee and utilize it for the welfare of the department. Areas of the weakness are found and required improvement is implemented. The feedback from the national faculty is also obtained when they visit the College campus. The inputs from them make the curriculum comprehensive of global development. Faculty meetings are conducted to discuss the feedback in innovative teaching and problem based learning. Various new advancements are incorporated after getting feedback on various things. w. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? The students’ feedback for the course and Teacher is obtained by circulating a feedback form which focuses on the relevance, contents and delivery methods at the end of the year. The curriculum committee at the



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institution level work for this.These comments are taken into consideration in syllabus revision and in the handling of courses in coming years. Feedbacks are discussed in various meetings conducted by the feedback committee.By these the area of improvement is identified and necessary action is taken. Seminars and journal clubs organized are also evaluated by the staff. Grading system are there and post graduates performing poorly are asked to repeat their assignment. x. Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? There is analumini association. The college organizes various meetings with alumini and employers to exchange the view points on the student progress in academic as well as non academic fields. Suggestions given by them are duly taken care of. The feedback committee conveys the feedback from alumni and employers to the department for the incorporation of new ideas. Feedback is always taken as constructive criticism and newer methods are being encorporatedto fill the gaps. Various alumni are invited time to time for sharing their experiences outside college with the post graduates. 42. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

Batch 2006: PrashantMonga Manisha RishidevYadav

Batch 2007: Mayur Sharma Ravi Nagpal Shireesh Sharma

Batch 2008: Vishal Singh ChandniVohra

Batch 2009: Satyabrat Banerjee Deepak Tomar

Batch 2010: PunitSrivastava DiptiChadda PrernaArora

Batch 2011: Himesh Jain NayashaManchanda Nidhi Nagar 43. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. Student enrichment programs on rotary endodontics, esthetic restorations, rehabilitation of badly damaged tooth, periapical surgery are there. 44. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs including clinical teaching. o The clinical teaching is done by various methods adopted by the faculty i.e.



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o The faculty of the College achieve the objectives through teaching-learning in the classrooms and laboratories. o Talks, symposia, seminars and other curricular activities are organised with the encouragement for participation of the students. o Class lectures are there on powerpoint presentations. o Demonstrations on patients are given to enhance clinical skills. o Demonstrations on models are given to enhance the pre-clinical skills. o Case discussions are there to highlight various recent concepts in dentistry. o Journal club discussion are there to enhance the knowledge of the students. o There are power point presentations by the faculty for the benefit of the students. The students are taught by various methods i.e. Charts, chairside demonstrations, Chairside teaching. o The faculty attend various conferences, continuing dental education programmes and training workshops to enrich their knowledge. 45. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? The programme objectives are taken by meetings, workshops and seminars conducted from time to time. The input regarding their need is included as the nuclei of curriculum designing for various courses. Further, annual improvements are also ensured. Various committees for academic issues, curricular design and intra-curricular activities are there. The curriculum is reviewed annually to keep phase with newer technologies worldwide. Internal Assessment exams are conducted to monitor the progress of the students. The students log book is checked to see the progress of the students. Academic work record is maintained by each student and all students have to complete a certain predetermined quota that includes pre clinical work, patient work, academic activities like regular class tests, special cases etc in a specified amount of time. The curriculum is reviewed annually to keep phase with newer technologies worldwide. Various tests are conducted to keep the performance upto the level of satisfaction. Viva voice are there to increase the output. The students with poor performance are taken into special consideration. There is a committee for checking the poor performance of the students. Extra classes are taken to ensure good performance of such students. Similarly for extraordinary good students some challenging tasks are given to bring out the best in them. 46. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. Undergraduate students in professional programmes are provided with an orientation towards the research. They are encouraged to attend continuing dental education programmes, workshops, Training programmes and conferences. In the PG programmes offered by all faculties, research is included. This part of the curriculum exposes them to various research agenda. The post graduate students are also encouraged to attend CDE programmes, workshops and conferences. Participation of postgraduates in paper and poster presentations in various conferences gives them a lot of exposure and inculcates self-confidence. Many awards have been won by various post graduates in various conferences and CDEs. The staff and the post graduates of the department have got various papers published in national and international journals. This shows the amount of quality work that is going on in the department. Various camps are conducted to increase the level of education and screening of patients is done for their health benefit. The patients that are examined in these camps are mostly given free treatment and hence patient welfare for the poor patients is the main aim of the department.Institute has a committee for social extention activities which includes camps, awareness about HIV, Oral Cancer, and disaster and has a social responsibility. Institute has annual calendar of events for activities. Various important days like the oral cancer day, tooth brush day are being celebrated as free camos and sometimes sponsored by oral care product manufacturers’ thus arising awareness among patients. All students and faculty participate. There are visits of senior citizens also in extention activities. 47. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. The institution promotes inter-disciplinary programmes such taught by other disciplines as optional subject/supporting subjects that the student can take outside the parent department. Inter-disciplinary courses are offered from the departments in the same faculty and from other faculties also. There is rotatory internship for undergraduates. The clinical posting for third and final year students are there to develop the integrated approach. The recent advancements are incorporated in the teaching



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curriculum. Various powerpoint presentations are there to increase the knowledge of the students. Webinars on general topics like Practice management, tooth preparation, managing your clinic are being regularly organised and these aid in increase in knowledge for general dentistry.Scientific writings are scheduled to bring out the best in the students. The recent concepts like surgery under operating microscope, magnification incorporation, dental instruments and materials are included in the teaching programme.There is team working and the staff and post graduates work together, personality development sessions, and above all poster and paper presentations in various conferences and CDEs. Many awards have been won by both post graduates and staff. 48. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details. The college is accredited by ISO certification NS-EN ISO 9001:2008/ISO 9001:2008 with Certificate number I/QSC-1515 I and date of issue 16 march, 2010. 49. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied. The department teaches the undergraduates and postgraduates students. Patients are well treated in the department upto their level of satisfaction. There are various papar presentation, poster presentation and publication from the department. Beside the teaching about dental practice, the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being of the student is given due importance in their curriculum. The students are assesed in their communication skills in the form of seminars. Various questioning regarding newer advances in dentistry is done so as to increase their knowledge on different subjects in dentistry. Access to newer articles in journals is provided to the students. Talent events are organized every year to explore cultural and academic talents. Besides these, soft skill development programmes are also arranged. Various seminars are there to enhance the knowledge. Table demonstrations, clinical demonstrations and model demonstrations are given to enhance the clinical and non-clinical skills of the student. Various technologies and video are there to increase the level of education. 50. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department. Strengths: 1) Clinical learning experience: The department has well trained staff and disciplined post graduates. 2) Opportunity to work with the knowledgeable faculty: it is the good luck of the students to work under the guidance of faculty. 3)Teaching undergraduate students, teaching postgraduate students: Staff takes regular lectures for the under graduate students and seminars are organized for the post graduates daily. 4) Treatment of patients: Efficient treatment and mostly single sitting endodontics is performed in the department for patient compliance. 5) Various paper presentations, poster presentation in the conferences, paper publications, contribution as the author of the book as well as various chapters of the book, reviewer of the journal, chairing the scientific sessions, attending and giving guest lectures. 6) Good infrastructure in the department: the department has working chairs and well equipped with instruments. Opportunities: 1) Develop strategies to provide students with the more exposure to patients. 2) Opportunities to learn the new technologies and techniques. 3) Speciality clinics for developments in conservative dentistry 4) Provide good quality treatment to the patients.



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Challenges: 1) cost of dental education 2) Questionable treatment of patients as a consequence of pursuing procedural requirements. 52. Future plans of the department Department tend to focus on further research oriented programmes. The department also aims for clinical research with other national and foreign universities. Foreign learning & teaching programmes are taken into consideration and a lot of scope is seen in collaborating with foreign universities. The main aim of the department is to become a nationally recognized department which is known for innovative educational programme. This can be done only if the department starts with more of research work. Already lot of work has been done on the various rotary systems used and papers have been published in various journals. More of surgeries using newer materials are being performed with the aim of comparing them and publishing research papers. All the post graduates work under magnification causing more efficient endodontic treatment. The efficient staff provide the research, scientific knowledge and better skills to a students. Above all what is required for the successful and progressive working of the department is the team work and by God’s grace the co operative staff and disciplined post graduates of the department will help fulfill this dream.

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Courses Planning to start diploma courses in conservative dentistry

To start the recent advanced courses to ug/pg

To start aesthetic short course

Speciality program

Enhance in pg seat

Teaching learning And evaluation

Special coaching for slow learner, Training students for viva-voice and to conduct work shops

Problem based learning, Faculty development

Activities and hosting state conference- convention or continuing dental education programme

Intensify the integrated teaching programmes for pgs

To establish Hands on, training for post graduate for esthetic dentistry and endodontics

Administration To take initiative to establish advanced speciality clinic

To create rotary endodontic clinic and esthetic restoration centre

To create resource person to train UG and PG for medical dental emergencies

To start esthetic centre

To train pgs in periapical surgery at magnification level

Research/extention

To present poster and paper in international conferences

To publish articles in national journals

To present paper in international conferences

To publish paper in collage journal By pgs

To present paper in national and international conferences

Infrastructure and services

To procure equipments to start advanced esthetic clinic

To procure recent advanced equipments

To procure advanced microscope for magnification

To establish esthetic centre

To establish rotary endodontic center



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Department of Physiology & Biochemistry 1. Name of the Department

Department of Physiology & Biochemistry 2. Year of establishment

1999


Part of institute 4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty fellowship, etc.)

UG


N.A.


N.A. 7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons

N.A.


Annual 9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Lectures , seminars and assignments taken for MDS students

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst. Professors/others)


CAS & MPS)

Professor

Associate Professor/Reader

Assistant Professor

Lecturer


Senior Resident

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

experience and research under guidance



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Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years

Of Experience

Dr. Navneet Ph.D Professor Biochemistry

Sharma

Dr. Anju Goel M.B.B.S Reader Physiology 7 yrs of

M.D. teaching

experience

Dr. V.K Mittal M.B.B.S Reader

Dr. Chandar M.B.B.S Lecturer

Prakash

Dr. Brijesh Dikshit M.B.B.S Lecturer

Dr. Naved Ahmad M.Sc Lecturer Biochemistry

12.

List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

N.A.


N.A.


17:1

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff:

sanctioned, filled and actual

Sanctioned -1 , Actual -1


N.A.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding

agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies,

project title and grants received project-wise.

N.A.


m) National collaboration b) International collaboration

N.A.

19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;

DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received.



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N.A.

Research facility / centre with

state recognition



N.A.

22. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or

corporate bodies

N.A. 23. Publications:


Monographs

Chapters in Books

Books edited


Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus,

Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International Social

Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, Medline, etc.)


SNIP

SJR


h-index

N.A.


N.A.


N.A.

26. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions /

industries in India and abroad

N.A.


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any

other (specify)



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N.A.

79. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs).

Faculty attends various C.M.E„s and workshops to keep

themselves updated in their areas of specialization .


percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industry / institute

N.A.


Faculty


Students

N.A.

82. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding

(national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

N.A.


N.A.


Name of the Program Applications Selected Pass percentage (refer to question no. 4) received Male Female Male Female

B.D.S (11 - 12) 50 50 58 84

B.D.S (12 - 13) 43 57 81 88


Name of the % of % of students % of students % of

Program students from other from students

(refer to question from the universities universities from

no. 4) same within the outside the other

university State State countries



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Name of the % of % of students % of students % of

Program students from other from students (refer to question from the universities universities from

no. 4) same within the outside the other university State State countries

86. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services

examinations, NET, SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,

IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

N.A. 87. Student progression

N.A. Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG

PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB

PG to Ph.D.


Employed

Campus selection


Entrepreneurs



of the same university

from other universities within the State

from universities from other States

from universities outside the country

89. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and

D.Litt. during the assessment period

N.A.


a) Library

Central library and departmental library (list of books attached)


within the central library only

c) Total number of class rooms

4

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and „smart class rooms



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2

e) Students laboratories

2 (list of instruments present in the lab attached)


1 (list of instruments present in the lab attached)




N.A. 92. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

N.A.

93. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

program(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.

N.A. 94. Does the department obtain feedback from

y. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback?

z. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does

the department utilize the feedback?

aa. alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department

utilize the feedback?


N.A.

96. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops /

seminar) involving external experts.

N.A

97. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs including

clinical teaching.

Lectures given as power point presentations regularly for undergraduate

and post graduate students

Practical and demonstrations are taken and the students are asked to

analyze and interpret experimental/investigative data critically

Tutorials and seminars are also taken



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98. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored?

By taking terminal exams on quarterly basis

Lab leaving assessments are taken after the completion of a particular lab 99. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

N.A. 100. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

N.A. 101. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes, give details.

N.A. 102. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new

knowledge, basic or applied.

N.A. 103. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC)

of the department. 104. Future plans of the department

To obtain a computerized evoked potential recording machine

To study nerve conduction velocity by electro diagnostic techniques and

detect conduction slowing which is an early indicator of peripheral

neuropathy



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Department of Pharmacology 1. Name of the Department

Department of Pharmacology

2. Year of establishment 1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/ Faculty of the university? Part of institute

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, PharmaD, Integrated Masters; M Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M. / M.Ch., Super speciality fellowship,etc.)

UG

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved N.A.


N.A.

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons N.A.

8. Examination system: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice based credit system Annual

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments Pharmacology lectures taken for PGs

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/ Asst. Professors/ others)


CAS and MPS)

Professor

Associate

Professor/ Reader

Assistant Professor

Lecturer

Tutor/ Clinical

Instructor

Senior Resident


experience and research under guidance:

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years

Of experience

1.Dr. D.P.Singh Ph.D. Prof. & HOD Pharmacology Teaching

about 24 years Research with teaching 45 years



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12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors: N.A.

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty- program-wise information N.A.

14. Program-wise Student Teacher ratio ~25:1


N.A.

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies N.A.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise

N.A.

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received a) National collaboration b) International collaboration

N.A.

19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received

N.A.

20. Research facility/ centre with State recognition National recognition International recognition

N.A.

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by/ created by industry or corporate bodies:

N.A.

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international): 12

Monographs Chapters in books Books edited Books with ISBN with details of publishers

2. Dr. Anurag M.B.B.S Lecturer - Arya 3. Dr. Sardar Singh M.B.B.S Lecturer -

4. Dr. G.K. Mishra M.B.B.S Lecturer -



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Humanities International Complete, Dare Database- International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, Medline, etc.)

Citation Index- range / average SNIP SJR Impact Factor- range/ average h-index

N.A. 23. Details of patents and income generated

N.A. 24. Areas of consultancy and income generated

N.A. 25. Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories/ institutions/

industries in India and abroad

N.A. 26. Faculty serving in a) National committees b)International committees c)Editorial

Boards d) any other (specify)

N.A. 27. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher/ orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs) N.A.


Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including

interdepartmental projects

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/

industry /institute

N.A.

29. Awards/ recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty

Doctoral/ post doctoral fellows

Students

N.A.

30. Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of funding

(national/ international) with details of outstanding participants, if any

N.A.


N.A.




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Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage

Program (refer to received Male Female

question no.4)

- - - -

- - - -

33. Diversity of students:

Name of the % of students % of students % of students % of students

Program (refer from the same from other from from other

to question no. university universities universities countries

4) within the state outside the

state

- - - - -

- - - - -

- - - - -

N.A.

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services


IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise N.A.

35. Student progression: Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG

PG to M.Phil/ DM/ MCh/ DNB

PG to Ph.D.


Employed Campus selection


Entrepreneurs

N.A.

36. Diversity of staff:



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Percentage of faculty who are -

graduates of the same university

From other universities within the 100%

state

From universities from other states -

From universities outside the country -



N.A.


a) Library

01


In the central library only

c) Total number of classrooms

04

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and „smart classrooms:

02

e) Students laboratories

01


01


a) From the host institution/ university:

b) From other institutions/universities:

N.A.

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the

university:

N.A.


program(s)? If so, highlight the methodology

N.A.


a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning evaluation? If yes, how


b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning evaluation and how




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c) Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does

the department utilize the feedback? 43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

N.A.

44. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar) involving external experts

N.A.

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs including clinical teaching:

Lectures are taken on a regular basis for undergraduate and

postgraduate students using projector and laptop.

46. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored

N.A.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities N.A.

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department N.A.

49. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details

N.A.

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge , basic or applied:

Helping M.D.S students in their thesis work by guidance.

51. Detail five major strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges (SWOC) of the department

52. Future plans of the department.

A central animal house; Research equipment for experimentation on animals; Analysis of blood samples for pharmacokinetic studies of drugs. Toxicity studies of newer drugs. These studies will be undertaken in collaboration with D.J. Institute of Medical Sciences and Research.



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Department of Pathology and Microbiology


Department of Pathology and Microbiology

2. Year of establishment 1999

3. Is the Department part of a college/ Faculty of the university? Part of institute

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, PharmaD, Integrated Masters; M Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M. / M.Ch., Super speciality fellowship,etc.)

UG

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved N.A.


N.A.

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons N.A.

8. Examination system: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice based credit system Annual


General Pathology lectures taken for PGs, seminars and discussions for PGs

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/ Asst. Professors/ others)


CAS and MPS)

Professor 01 01 -

Associate 01 01 -

Professor/ Reader

Assistant Professor - - -

Lecturer 04 04 -

Tutor/ Clinical - - -

Instructor

Senior Resident - - -


experience and research under guidance:

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years

of

experience

1.Dr. Sumit Giri MD Prof. & HOD Pathology

(Pathology)

2. Dr. Meenakshi M.Sc. Reader Microbiology 13 years 2



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Arya (Microbiology) months 3. Dr. Neera Arya MBBS Lecturer -

4. Dr. Paritosh MBBS Lecturer - Verma 5.Dr. Nirmal Kr. MBBS Lecturer -

Singh 6.Dr.Sampada Dutt MBBS Lecturer -

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors: N.A.

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty- program-wise information N.A.

14. Program-wise Student Teacher ratio ~17:1


N.A.

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies N.A.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise

N.A.

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received a) National collaboration b) International collaboration

N.A.

19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received

N.A.

20. Research facility/ centre with State recognition National recognition International recognition

N.A.

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by/ created by industry or corporate bodies:

N.A.

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)

Monographs Chapters in books Books edited



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Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science,

Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, Medline, etc.)

Citation Index- range / average SNIP SJR Impact Factor- range/ average h-index

N.A.


N.A.

24.Areas of consultancy and income generated

N.A.

25.Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories/

institutions/ industries in India and abroad

N.A.

26.Faculty serving in a) National committees b)International committees

c)Editorial Boards d) any other (specify)

N.A.

27.Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher/ orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs)

N.A.

28.Student projects

Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including

interdepartmental projects

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other

universities/ industry /institute

N.A.

29.Awards/ recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty

Doctoral/ post doctoral fellows

Students

N.A.

30.Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of funding

(national/ international) with details of outstanding participants, if any

N.A.

31.Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

N.A.

32.Student profile program-wise:



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Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage

Program (refer to received Male

question no.4) Female

UG (2010-2011) - 50 44 -

UG (2011-2012) - 39 53 -

UG (2012- - 43 57 -

2013)

33. Diversity of students:

Name of the % of students % of students % of students % of students

Program from the same from other from from other

(refer to university universities universities countries

question no. within the outside the

4) state state

N.A.

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services


IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise N.A.

35. Student progression: Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG

PG to M.Phil/ DM/ MCh/ DNB

PG to Ph.D.


Employed Campus selection


Entrepreneurs

N.A.

36. Diversity of staff:



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Percentage of faculty who are -

graduates of the same university

From other universities within the -

state

From universities from other states -

From universities outside the country -

N.A.



N.A.


g) Library

01

h) Internet facilities for staff and students

In the central library only i) Total number of classrooms

04

j) Class rooms with ICT facility and smart classrooms:

02

k) Students laboratories

01

l) Research laboratories

N.A.


c) From the host institution/ university:

d) From other institutions/universities:

N.A.

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the

university:

N.A.


program(s)? If so, highlight the methodology

N.A.


d) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning evaluation? If yes, how


Faculty time to time evaluate curriculum and include the latest advances in

teaching. Also, tests are conducted to evaluate and grade students and teaching-



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learning evaluation. Data inputs are discussed with faculty so that they know about their strengths and improve weakness.

e) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning evaluation and how does

the department utilize the feedback? Time to time feedback is obtained from students about the teachers, teaching

quality and their understanding about the curriculum.

f) Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback? 43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

N.A.

44. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar) involving external experts

N.A.

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs including clinical teaching:

Lectures are taken on a regular basis for undergraduate and postgraduate

students. Students are taught various methods used routinely in Practical

classes. Besides these, demonstrations are also given to students related to their

curriculum and viva-voce is conducted frequently so as to help students

prepare the subject well. Revision tests are taken to evaluate the extent of

understanding of students and to grade them on a regular basis. Discussions are

done and quizzes are conducted so as to make learning fun yet easy at the same

time. Internal assessment examinations are taken on a regular basis to help the

students prepare with the topics taught as a routine exercise.

46. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met

and learning outcomes are monitored

N.A. 47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities

N.A. 48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department

N.A. 49. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes, give details

N.A. 50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new

knowledge , basic or applied: Time to time discussions on the recent advancements in the field of pathology and

microbiology are done.

51. Detail five major strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges (SWOC) of

the department



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ANATOMY 3. Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the Department ANATOMY

2. Year of establishment


4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated Masters; M.Phil.,

Ph.D., Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super

specialty fellowship, etc.)





9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments YES

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others) Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS)

Professor

Associate Professor/Reader DR. ARCHNA

TIWARI

Assistant Professor

Lecturer DR. RENU

AGGARWAL


Senior Resident


experience and research under guidance



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Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of Experience

DR. ARCHNA MBBS, MS READER MS ANATOMY 11 YEARS

TIWARI

DR. RENU MBBS TUTOR ANATOMY 24 YEARS

AGGARWAL

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information 14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio 50:1 15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff:

sanctioned, filled and actual 16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies 17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international

funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the

funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. 18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

n) National collaboration b) International collaboration 19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;

DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received. 20. Research facility /

centre with state

recognition


international recognition 21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or

corporate bodies 22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (National 03,

/international)

Monographs

Chapters in Books

Books edited





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25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions

/ industries in India and abroad


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any

other (specify)

27. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs).


percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industry / institute


Faculty


Students

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding

(national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.



Name of the Program Applications Selected Pass percentage (refer to question no. 4) received Male Female Male Female



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Name of the % of % of students % of students % of Program students from other from students

(refer to question from the universities universities from no. 4) same within the outside the other

university State State countries

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,

IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. 35. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG 5% PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB

PG to Ph.D.


Employed 5% Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment Entrepreneurs

36. Diversity of staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates

of the same university

from other universities within the State One

from universities from other States

from universities outside the country




a) Library YES ONE DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

b) Internet facilities for staff and students NO

c) Total number of class rooms TWO LECTURE THEATER

d) Class rooms with ICT facility and „smart class rooms NO

e) Students laboratories YES TWO

f) Research laboratories NO




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a) From the host institution/university

b) From other institutions/universities



program(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.


bb. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes,

how does the department utilize the feedback? BY TAKING SURPRISE

EXAM

cc. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and

how does the department utilize the feedback? BY DISCUSSION

dd. Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback? 43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) 44. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops /

seminar) involving external experts. 45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs

including clinical teaching. BLACK BOARD, OVER HEAD PROJECTOR 46. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met

and learning outcomes are monitored? 47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. 48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. 49. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies?

If yes, give details. 50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new

knowledge, basic or applied. 51. Detail five major Strengths (BONE AND SLIDES), Weaknesses (NO

COMPUTER, NO TOILET, And NO DRIKING WATER), Opportunities

and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.



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