LEARNING OUTCOMES

Knowledge and aspects of odontostomatological prevention inherent in the various oral cavity pathologies.

TEACHING METHODS

Frontal lessons and practical training

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

• Topographic Anatomy of face and neck
• Embryogenesis of the tooth and its supporting tissues
• Oral and perimplant mucosa
• Dentogingival attach
• Dental Plaque
• Tartar
• Clinical Odontostomatological Investigation
•  Arterial Wrists
• Pain and Sensitivity Changes
• Clinical Record
• History
• Psychological Approach to the dental patient
• Extra-Oral Goal Examination
  • skull
  • eyes
  • nose
  • cute
  • neck
  • bones of the jaw
• Objective Endoral Esamination :
  • lips
  • labial and oral mucosa
  • hard palate and springs
  • lower oral cavity
  • tongue
  • alveolar ridges
  • periodontal apparatus
  • salivary glands
• Linfonodes
• Stomatogenic equipment and posture
• Clinical aspects of the oral cavity during the woman's evolutionary cycle
• Relations between endodontic and parodontal
• Occlusal trauma
•  Most frequent clinical manifestations
• Odontostomatological aspects related to drug intake
• Odontostomatologic aspects in sports practice
• Odontostomatologic aspects of the elderly patient
• Focal Odontogenic Disease
• Laboratory Tests