Part I: general aspects Epidemiological and preventive aspects of dental assistance to patients with previous pathology. Legal aspects of assistance to patients with disabilities. Prevention and management of emergency situations in the dental office. Periodontal aspects in the dental treatment of special patients. Implantology and surgical aspects in special patients. Dental therapy in special patients. Prosthodontic rehabilitation in patients with medical compromise. Orthodontic treatment in special patients. Manifestations in the oral mucosa of systemic diseases. Part II: Medically Compromised Patients Supplementary tests. Which ones to request and how to interpret them. Dental care for patients with infectious diseases. Lyrical hepatitis. Dental assistance to patients with HIV infection. Dental care for patients with immune disorders. Dental care for cancer patients. Dental assistance to patients with cardiovascular pathology. Dental assistance to patients with respiratory pathology and other otorhinolaryngological conditions of interest to the dentist. Dental assistance to patients with endocrine pathology: diabetic patient and with adrenal pathology. Dental care for patients with kidney problems: dialysis and transplant patients. Dental care for pregnant and lactating patients, users of contraceptives and menopausal women. Dental assistance to patients with alterations of hemostasis. Dental management of the anemic patient. Adverse reactions to drugs used in dentistry. Pharmacovigilance. Part III: Patients with disabilities and oral diseases in older adults Dental characteristics of the patient with disabilities. Genetic and acquired disabling syndromes with repercussions in dentistry. neurological syndromes. The patient with sensory disability. Management of behavior in the patient with disability. Sedation in dentistry. Description of the procedures. Indications and contraindications. Dental situation of the elderly. Epidemiology. Dental management conditions in older adults. Dental care for psychiatric patients and patients with neurodegenerative diseases. Part IV: Hospital Dental Care Hospital dental care. Part V: rare diseases. Consequences in the oral cavity Definition, epidemiology, oral characteristics of patients with rare diseases. Syndromes: Cornelia de Lange syndrome, West syndrome, tuberous sclerosis. Prader-Willi syndrome, Noonan syndrome, Rett syndrome. Williams-Beuren syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome, Turner syndrome. Laron syndrome, Williams syndrome, Gilles de la Tourette syndrome. Lesch Nyhan syndrome. Part VI: Oral Pathology Pathology of the oral mucosa. Injuries due to mechanical, physical and chemical agents. Part VII: Infections Bacterial infections of the oral mucosa. Viral infections of the oral mucosa. oral mycoses. Part VIII: Immune-mediated diseases Recurrent aphthous stomatitis oral lichen planus oral pemphigus Pemphigoid in the oral cavity Erythema multiforme Lupus erythematosus in the oral cavity Part IX: Oral Precancer leukoplakia Proliferative verrucous leukoplakia erythroplakia Part X: Oral mucosal tumors benign tumors soft tissue malignant tumors Part XI: maxillary bones jaw infections maxillary cysts maxillary tumors Fibro-osseous lesions of the jaws giant cell lesions Other jaw diseases
Part XII: pathology of the salivary glands Alterations in salivary secretion: xerostomia and sialorrhea sialadenitis Sialadenosis Sjogren's syndrome salivary cysts Salivary gland tumors Research Bibliographic review How to write an abstract How to make and present a poster How to structure a scientific communication