Course description
Course organisation
Call for tenders
Annexes to the call for tenders
Comunicazioni ed aggiornamenti
The deadline for submitting the application for admission is extended to May 9, 2025, the one for the registration to the May 23, 2025.
Learning objectives
The course aims to provide a training program designed to deepen participants’ theoretical and practical knowledge, enabling them to make appropriate treatment decisions when caring for patients with special needs, while equipping professionals and recent graduates with the skills and latest information on clinical protocols and procedures in the field of special dentistry.
Special Care Dentistry is the branch of dentistry that treats patients with special needs: patients with mental and/or physical disabilities, chronic debilitating conditions, or poor compliance, which make any dental procedure particularly challenging.
The WHO defines disability (physical and mental) as “any limitation or loss of the ability to perform an activity in the manner or to the extent considered normal for a human being.”
Oral health is of the utmost importance for these patients, and the purpose of the course is to provide simple, reproducible guidelines for better approaching and managing these types of patients.
Building on an understanding of the basic concepts of specialized dentistry, the course will address topics related to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment strategies, with the goal of developing an individualized treatment plan for each patient that takes their specific needs into account.
The focus on major systemic diseases with oral manifestations will ensure that clinicians can make appropriate use of the latest technologies and develop the expertise needed to formulate an effective treatment plan (both in-office and at-home) for these patient groups.
Organizzazione del corso
This course offers participants an educational and training program consisting of various integrated methods, structured as follows:
- Lectures: 90 hours (15 CFU)
Attendance at the course is mandatory for 70% of the scheduled hours.
At the end of the training program, there will be a final exam consisting of a written assignment on topics covered during the training.
Those who have attended the course and passed the final exam will receive a certificate of participation and 16 CFU credits.
Admission requirements
The Advanced Training Course is open to anyone who holds a master’s degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, whether earned under the regulations in effect prior to Ministerial Decree 509/99 (V.O. degree) or equivalent qualifications.
Contatti
Department of Higher Education and Advanced Studies
Master's Programs, Advanced Courses, and State Exams
Phone: 0881-338323 - 0881 338312
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Academic and Administrative Office
Dental Center
Phone: 0881 338880; 0881 338882
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