Periodontology is the specialty of dentistry that studies supporting structures of teeth, as well as diseases and conditions that affect them.
Learning outcomes:
Provide adequate knowledge of the anatomical characteristics of the periodontium. To recognize the different forms of periodontal disease according to the most recent classifications. To familiarize with the general principles of the non surgical therapy, the importance of maintenance therapy and re-evaluation after periodontal treatment.
At the end of the course, the student must: · To know in depth the classification of the various types of periodontal disease · Know the etiological causes and predisposing factors for periodontal diseases · Be able to recognize and diagnose periodontal disease Have acquired the correct terminology for the identification of periodontal disease and to be able to describe the procedures necessary for their treatment.
Frontal lessons
- The anatomy of periodontal tissues - The gingival mucosa - Epidemiology of periodontal diseases - Biofilm and Tartar - Periodontal infections - Occlusal trauma - the new periodontal classification - gingivitis not related to plaque - plaque-related gingivitis - necrotizing periodontal disease - periodontitis - periodontal abscesses - lesions of endodontic origin - periodontal healing - treatment planning - chemical control of plaque
Parodontologia clinica e implantologia orale - Edizione 2017 - Cofanetto in 2 volumi di Lindhe - Nicklaus - Lang • 2016
Ricevimento: On appointment e-mail: paolo.pesce@unige.it
MARIA MENINI (President)
CARLO PESCE (President)
PAOLO PESCE (President)
ARMANDO SILVESTRINI BIAVATI (President)
ALESSANDRO UGOLINI (President)
GIANCARLO DELUCCHI
EDOARDO MARTINO
MARCO MIGLIORATI
ENRICO MARCELLO ONIBONI
ANTONIO SIGNORE
STEFANO BENEDICENTI (President and Coordinator of Integrated Course)
October
Multiple choice test
Details on how to prepare for the exam and the degree of depth of each topic will be given during the lessons. The exam will mainly focus on the topics covered in the lectures.