Learning objectives

The aim of the special odontostomatological pathology course is to analyze and make possible the diagnostic recognition of the most common diseases of the oral cavity, providing the student with adequate knowledge of the macro and micro-anatomical aspects of diseases of the human mouth. Through the analysis of multiple clinical cases it is possible to acquire the ability to develop a correct diagnostic and therapeutic procedure. PRACTICAL ACTIVITY MODULE IN SPECIAL DENTAL PATHOLOGY Training objectives. Frequency integrated with images and discussion of clinical cases in order to train students in critical skills on the topics and allow them to acquire knowledge of the main physiological, paraphysiological and pathological conditions of the soft tissues, teeth and jaw bones in order to develop a correct diagnostic and management approach for the possible different clinical questions that may arise during professional life. SPECIAL ODONTOSTOMATOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY MODULE Training objectives. Special odontostomatological pathology studies the macro and micro-anatomical aspects of diseases of the human mouth. The aim of the course is to make the diagnostic recognition of the most common oral diseases possible, in particular by providing a systematic clinical-diagnostic method, which accustoms the student to following a codified procedure, reducing the margin of diagnostic error. During the course, the responsibilities of the future dentist are highlighted, regarding the consequences of an incorrect diagnosis, an unrecognized potentially malignant disorder, an incorrect therapy or a therapeutic delay, with consequent damage up to a possible increase in mortality .

Prerequisites and basic notions

Enrollment in the degree course and be in compliance with the preparatory requirements

Program

histological anatomy lesions of the oral cavity embryology of the oral cavity bacterial infections of the oral cavity viral infections of the oral cavity hepatitis and oral cavity fungal infections and oral cavity HIV and oral cavity phlegmons and abscesses osteomyelitis and oral cavity lesions of the jaws keratocysts and ameloblastoma hematological lesions and oral cavity cheilitis glossopathies gingivostomatitis nodular lesions and oral cavity squamous carcinoma massive facial area salivary glands blistering lesions halitosis and oral cavity burning mouth syndrome fibro-osseous lesions ozone and oral cavity oral cavity lesions and chemical agents periodontal lesions TMJ disorders sinusitis and oral cavity precancerous lesions cavity Oral

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Didactic methods

lectures and practical internships in the clinic, department and operating room

Learning assessment procedures

Oral

Assessment

in the thirtieth

Criteria for the composition of the final grade

in the thirtieth

Scheduled Lessons