In Clinical Prosthodontics II, students continue patient management with a focus on advancing their clinical competence and critical thinking. Under the guidance of clinical instructors, students are expected to make demonstrable progress in completing treatments and managing more complex prosthodontic cases. Increasing independence and self-directed learning are essential outcomes at this stage. Each student must regularly review their case portfolio with the course coordinator to ensure a sufficient number and diversity of cases are being addressed in alignment with program graduation requirements. All treated cases must be thoroughly documented and maintained for inclusion in the clinical portfolio, which is to be submitted upon completion of the clinical component of the program.