Learning outcomes

Oral pathology 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 diagnosis.
During the course, the responsibilities of the future dentist are highlighted, as to the consequences of an incorrect diagnosis, an unrecognizable potentially malignant disorder, a misdiagnosed therapy, or a therapeutic delay, resulting in a possible increase in mortality.

Program

HOW TO DO RESEARCH
ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY INJURY OF THE ORAL CAVITY
EMBRYOLOGY OF OF THE ORAL CAVITY
BACTERIAL INFECTIONS OF THE ORAL CAVITY
VIRAL INFECTION OF THE ORAL CAVITY
HEPATITIS AND THE ORAL CAVITY
INFECTIONS FUNGINE OF THE ORAL CAVITY
HIV AND THE ORAL CAVITY
PHLEMMONES AND ABSCESSES
SINUSITIS OF THE ORAL CAVITY
OSTEOMIELITIS AND THE ORAL CAVITY
INJURIES OF THE JAWS
KERATOCYSTS AND AMELOBLASTOMA
BLOOD ANOMALIES AND THE ORAL CAVITY
CHEILITIS, GLOSSOPATIES AND GENGIVOSTOMATITIS
NODULAR LESIONS AND THE ORAL CAVITY
SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA AND THE ORAL CAVITY
PRECANCEROUS LESIONS AND THE ORAL CAVITY
SALIVARY GLANDS AND THE ORAL CAVITY
VESCICULO BULLOUS INJURIES
HALITOSIS
BURNING MOUTH SYNDROME
FIBROUS BONE LESIONS AND THE ORAL CAVITY
OZONE AND THE ORAL CAVITY
CHEMICAL INJURIES AND THE ORAL CAVITY
PERIODONTAL INJURIES

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Examination Methods

The evaluation test is done through the student interview