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Orofacial Lesions & Disorders referenced by Burket's Oral Medicine (Part 1)
Introduction to Orthodontics to Oral Medicine
1-1-1 Intro, Information gathering and Establishing a differential and final diagnosis
1-1-2 Formulating a plan of action, The dental, medical and Electronic health records
1-2 Overview of Clinical Research-
1-3-1 Introduction
1-3-2 Pharmacotherapy
1-3-3 Antibiotic prorhylaxis against infective endocarditis and prosthetic joint infection
1-3-4 Oral Herpesvirus Infection
1-3-5 Sialadenitis and Parotitis
1-3-6 Local anesthetics and Sedation
1-4 Basic principles of Human Genetics
Lesions of Oral Cavity and Jaw1
2-1-1 Patient with Acute Multiple Ulcers(Herpes simplex & Varicella Zoster Virus)
2-1-2 Cytomegalovirus, NUG, NUP & Erythema Multiform-
2-1-3 Patient with Recurring oral ulcers, Single ulcers & Chronic Multiple Ulcers-
2-2-1 Introduction
2-2-2 Infectious diseases
2-2-3 Premalignant Disorders
2-2-4 Immunopathologic Diseases
2-2-5 Other red and white lesions
2-3-1 Introduction and Common causes of endogenous oral and perioral discoloration
2-3-2 Focal melanocytic pigmentation
2-3-3 Multifocal - Diffuse Pigmentation and Melanosis associated with systemic or genetic disease
2-3-4 Depigmentation, Hemoglobin and Iron associated pigmentation and Exogenous pigmentation
2-4-1 Intro, Variants of normal and Benign soft tissue lesions
2-4-2 Benign hard tissue lesions
2-5-1 Salivary Gland Diseases-
2-5-2 Salivary Gland Diseases-
Oral & Oropharyngeal Cancer
3-1 Oral and Oropharyngeal Cancer
3-2 Complications of cancer therapy
Temporomandibular Disorders
4-1-1 Temporomandibular Disorders
4-1-2 Specific Disorders and their management
Orofacial Pain
5-1-1 Orofacial pain and common headache disorders
5-1-2 Paroxysmal and Nonparoxysmal pain
5-1-3 psychotogenic and Referred pain
5-1-4 vascular pain and headache
5-1-5 Temporal arteritis (giant cell arteritis)
1-1-2 Formulating a plan of action, The dental, medical and Electronic health records
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