Learning objectives

The student will be able to carry out a complete dental assessment of the patient. In particular, the knowledge acquired in the different disciplines (gnathology, clinical, periodontology, prosthodontics) will enable him/her to make an overall assessment of the patient, to make diagnoses and to draw up multidisciplinary treatment plans, using the most appropriate clinical and instrumental methods, integrating therein all the specifications of the different dental specialties. PRACTICAL ACTIVITY IN ODONTOSTOMATOLOGICAL DISCIPLINES MODULE Be able to formulate complex treatment plans that incorporate the interests of all dental disciplines. Be able to use the most appropriate diagnostic tools and integrate clinical and instrumental information to formulate complete diagnoses tailored to the patient The student must demonstrate the ability to apply biostatistical methods in analysis PRACTICAL ACTIVITY IN MEDICAL STATISTICS APPLIED TO THE DENSTISTRY MODULE. The aim of the course is to provide the theoretical and practical tools for assessing the incidence of diseases in the human population and the associated risk factors. The course aims to provide expertise in biostatistics and technologies applied to the analysis of biomedical data.