The teaching is organized as follows:

Learning outcomes

The special odontostomatological disease studies the macro and micro-anatomical aspects of man's mouth disease. The purpose of the course is to make diagnostic recognition of the most common oral cavity diseases possible, providing in particular a systematic clinical-diagnostic method that will accustom students to follow a coded iter, reducing the margin of error in diagnosis.
During the course, the responsibilities of the future dentist are highlighted as to the consequences of an incorrect diagnosis, an unrecognized potentially malignant disorder, incorrect therapy or a therapeutic delay, resulting in a possible increase in mortality.

Program

HOW TO DO RESEARCH
ANATOMY ORAL CABLE HISTOLOGY ANATOMY
EMBROIDERY OF THE ORAL CABLE
BATTERY INFECTS ORAL CABLE
VIRAL INFECTION ORAL CABLE
EPATIES AND ORAL CABLE
ORAL CABLE SPILL INFECTIONS
HIV AND ORAL CABLE
FLEMMONS AND ASCESSES
SINUSITES AND ORAL CABLE
OSTEOMIELITES AND ORAL CABLE
MASCELLAR LESIONS
CHERATOCISTS AND AMELOBLASTOMA
EMATOLOGICAL LESIONS AND ORAL CABLE
GENGIVOSTOMATIC GLOSSOPATHY CHEILITS
NODULAR LENGTH AND ORAL CABLE
FACTORY SQUARE DISTRETTO SQUAMOR
PRECANCEROSE LENGTH ORAL CABLE
SALIVARY GLANDS
BOLLOSE VESCICLE LESIONS
ALITOS AND ORAL CABLE
HYDROCHLORIC BINDING SYNDROMES
OSSEE FIBRO LESIONS
OZONE AND ORAL CABLE
ORAL CABLE OF CHEMICAL AGENTS
PREVIOUS LESSONS

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Examination Methods

The examination takes place in oral form and has an average duration of approximately 20 minutes in which the student's clinical reasoning skills are assessed by associating it with the multiple interconnections between the subjects involved and the one in question.