Oral Pathology (Intro)

1.1 Definition, scope, and relation to dentistry

1.2 Basic terminology (high-yield language)

1.3 Diagnostic approach (intro level)

1.4 Basic investigations (overview)

2.1 Disturbances in tooth number

2.2 Disturbances in tooth size and shape

2.3 Disturbances in tooth structure (enamel/dentin)

2.4 Disturbances in eruption and exfoliation

3.1 Definition and epidemiology (intro)

3.2 Etiology and pathogenesis (core)

3.3 Types of caries

3.4 Histopathology (intro detail)

3.5 Sequelae and clinical correlation

4.1 Pulp biology (brief foundation)

4.2 Pulpitis

4.3 Pulp necrosis

4.4 Periapical pathosis (intro spectrum)

4.5 Spread of odontogenic infection (intro)

5.1 Definition and classification

5.2 Odontogenic cysts (intro — core list)

5.3 Non-odontogenic cysts (intro list)

5.4 Cyst features to learn early

6.1 Ulceration: mechanisms

6.2 Viral vesiculobullous lesions (intro)

6.3 Candidiasis (intro)

7.1 Definitions

7.2 Leukoplakia

7.3 Erythroplakia

7.4 Oral submucous fibrosis (OSMF)

8.1 Oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) overview

8.2 Concepts of spread (intro)

8.3 Prevention & early detection (dental role)

9.1 Exogenous pigmentation

9.2 Endogenous pigmentation

10.1 Why learn early

10.2 Common names (no deep histology in Year 2)

11.1 Types of biopsy

11.2 Indications for biopsy (high-yield)

11.3 Specimen handling essentials