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DENTAL SCIENCE: 3RD YEAR

Course Fee: INR 1845

DENTAL SCIENCE: 3RD YEAR

3rd year course focuses on key concepts in General Surgery and Oral Pathology as they relate to oral and maxillofacial surgery. This pivotal stage of your education will enhance your understanding of surgical principles essential for effective oral healthcare. We will also explore important General Medicine concepts, examining how systemic diseases impact dental treatment and patient care. Topics covered include wound healing, trauma management, and the pathogenesis of oral diseases. By integrating clinical and pathologic correlations, this course prepares you to become competent healthcare professionals in the dental field.

Course Information

    Learning Objectives

    Understand Surgical Principles: Gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental surgical principles relevant to oral and maxillofacial surgery.

    Integrate General Medicine: Recognize the importance of systemic diseases, such as cardiovascular health and diabetes, and their implications for dental treatment. 

    Explore Oral Pathology: Study the pathogenesis, clinical presentation, and histopathology of various oral diseases, including odontogenic cysts and infections.

    Develop Trauma Management Skills: Learn effective techniques for wound healing and trauma management in the head and neck region. 

    Learning Outcomes

    Surgical Competence: Demonstrate an understanding of key surgical principles and techniques applicable to oral and maxillofacial surgery.

    Holistic Patient Assessment: Evaluate and assess how systemic conditions influence oral healthcare, ensuring a comprehensive approach to patient treatment.

    Pathology Proficiency: Identify and explain the pathogenesis and histological features of various oral diseases encountered in clinical practice.

    Effective Trauma Management: Implement effective wound healing and trauma management strategies in clinical scenarios involving the head and neck.

    Enhanced Diagnostic Acumen: Apply diagnostic skills to identify tumors, congenital anomalies, and vascular disorders, contributing to effective treatment planning.

    Audience

    DENTAL SCIENCE 3RD YEAR STUDENTS, ANY DENTAL STUDENTS AND DENTIST

    Course Content

  • Topics covered include wound healing, trauma management, and the pathogenesis of oral diseases

    Foster the integration of clinicopathologic correlations

    • Demonstrate an understanding of key surgical principles:
      • 1. Oral and maxillofacial surgery
      • 2. Implement effective wound healing
      • 3. Identify and explain the pathogenesis

    Recognize the importance of systemic diseases, such as cardiovascular health and diabetes, and their implications for dental treatment

    • Study the pathogenesis
      • 1. Role of Surgery
      • 2. clinical presentation
      • 3. Histopathology of various oral diseases
      • 4. Congenital anomalies

    Retrieval techniques: Critical answers for decision making

    Micro TESE - Clinical challenges

    • New technologies to improve root canel outcomes:
      • 1. Trauma Management
      • 2. Painless Treatment
Self-paced
1 month course

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Director

Dr. Rachel White

Medical Director

Bengaluru, India

Authors

Dr. Rajshekhar Brahmbhatt

Senior Dentist

Bengaluru, India

Disclosure

The information in this educational programme is provided for medical education purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the independent medical judgment of a physician relative to diagnostic and treatment options of a specific patient's medical condition. The viewpoints expressed in this course are those of the authors/faculty/experts. They do not represent an endorsement by 'Us'. In no event will 'We' be liable for any decision made or action taken in reliance upon the information provided through this course. The above authors have indicated they have no relationship which, in the context of their presentations, could be perceived as a potential conflict of interest