Oral Medicine III

1.1 Scope of oral medicine

1.2 Comprehensive patient assessment

1.3 Clinical examination in oral medicine

1.4 Oral lesion assessment

1.5 Diagnostic investigations

2.1 Principles of systemic–oral correlation

2.2 Hematological disorders and oral manifestations

2.3 Endocrine disorders and oral manifestations

2.4 Gastrointestinal and hepatic disorders

2.5 Renal disorders and oral manifestations

2.6 Respiratory and cardiovascular disorders

3.1 Vesiculobullous disorders

3.2 Lichen planus and lichenoid reactions

3.3 Lupus and connective tissue diseases

3.4 Immune-mediated ulcerative disorders

4.1 Principles of OPMDs

4.2 Leukoplakia

4.3 Erythroplakia and erythroleukoplakia

4.4 Oral submucous fibrosis

4.5 Other OPMDs

5.1 Introduction to oral oncology

5.2 Etiology and risk factors

5.3 Oral squamous cell carcinoma

5.4 Diagnosis of oral cancer

5.5 Principles of oral cancer management

5.6 Oral complications of cancer therapy

5.7 Dental management of oncology patients

6.1 Salivary gland anatomy and physiology

6.2 Xerostomia and salivary hypofunction

6.3 Salivary gland infections and obstruction

6.4 Salivary gland tumors awareness

7.1 Principles of orofacial pain diagnosis

7.2 Temporomandibular disorders

7.3 Neuropathic pain disorders

7.4 Headache disorders relevant to dentistry

8.1 Recurrent aphthous stomatitis

8.2 Infectious ulcerative diseases

8.3 Traumatic and reactive ulcers

9.1 White lesions

9.2 Red lesions

9.3 Pigmented lesions

10.1 Oral candidiasis

10.2 Viral infections

10.3 Bacterial infections

11.1 HIV/AIDS and oral health

11.2 Immunosuppression and oral disease

11.3 Emerging infectious diseases awareness

12.1 Iron deficiency

12.2 Vitamin deficiencies

12.3 Protein-energy malnutrition

13.1 Drug-induced oral lesions

13.2 Drug-induced salivary and gingival changes

13.3 Tobacco, alcohol and recreational drugs

14.1 Red flag symptoms; 14. Potentially Serious Oral Lesions and Red Flags; 14. Potentially Serious Oral Lesions and Red Flags

15.1 Cardiovascular disease considerations

15.2 Diabetes and oral medicine

15.3 Immunocompromised patients

16.1 Principles of oral biopsy; 16.2 Cytology and adjunctive diagnostics awareness; 16.3 Histopathology interpretation awareness

17.1 Acute oral medicine presentations

17.2 Medical emergencies relevant to oral medicine

17.3 Referral and multidisciplinary coordination

18.1 Evidence-based oral medicine

18.2 Ethics in oral medicine

18.3 Professionalism and referral