BMC Classes at FHNW and University of Basel


C48 Digital Dentistry

Autumn Semester 2026
Time: Thur 13:15-15:00
Location: University Basel, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Hegenheimermattweg 167B, Allschwil, Lecture Hall 02.097
Responsible Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Bert Müller
Further Lecturers and Assistance: Dr. phil. Hans Deyhle, Dr. phil. Mattia Humbel, Dr. med. dent. Andres Izquierdo, Dr. med. Dr. med. dent. Jeannette von Jackowski, med. dent. Stefanie Kremer, Dr. med. Dr. med. dent. Daphne Schönegg, Dr. phil. Georg Schulz, Dr. phil. Christine Tanner
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Schedule 
September 17Introduction to oral health from the clinical and engineering/research points of view
September 24Fundamentals of hard X-ray imaging: Micro- and nanostructure of human crowns in health and disease
October 1Studying the efficacy of bone graft materials and mineralization in jaw bone and teeth
October 8Ex vivo characterization of a human crown with a caries lesion: Exercise at micro computed tomography system (SkyScan 1275)
October 15Mechanical removal of the caries-affected hard tissue
October 22Intraoral scanners: Function and accuracy. Intraoral scanners: Correct handling and training
October 29Ex vivo characterization of a human crown after removal of the caries lesion: Exercise at micro computed tomography system
November 5Preparation of dental fillings ex vivo using preselected materials
November 12Current and future aligner treatments, Devices to train the tongue muscles: Principles, medical applications and beyond
November 19Ex vivo characterization of a human crown with dental filling: Exercise at micro computed tomography system
November 26Segmentation and data registration for the quantitative evaluation of the dental fillings
December 3Lightening talks on digital dentistry research presented by students including discussion
December 10Lightening talks on digital dentistry research presented by students including discussion
December 17Surface characterization of dental implants/fillings and crown pieces using electron microscopy

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