| THE INTEGRATED COURSE OF ODONTOSTOMATOLOGICAL DISCIPLINES IS ARTICULATED IN 5 MODULES OF FRONTAL LESSON AND 4 MODULES OF PRACTICAL ACTIVITY (AFP. PERIODONTOLOGY (2 CFU = 22 HOURS), ORTHODONTICS (4 CFU = 44 HOURS), GNATOLOGY (1 CFU = 11 HOURS), AFP - MOD. CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY (1 CFU = 21 HOURS), AFP - MOD. DENTAL PROSTHESIS (1 CFU = 21 HOURS), AFP - MOD. PERIODONTICS (1 CFU = 21 HOURS), AFP - MOD. ORTHODONTICS (1 CFU = 21 HOURS).
MOD. CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY (2 CFU = 22 HOURS): ELEMENTS OF HISTOLOGY, ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ENAMEL, FORMS AND FUNCTION OF THE TEETH, OCCLUSAL TABLE, DENTAL RELATIONSHIPS INTRA-ARCH AND INTER-ARCH RELATIONS. ETHIOPATHOGENESIS, ANATOMIC-CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION, PREVENTION, DENTAL CARIES DIAGNOSIS. COMPLICATIONS OF DENTAL CARIES. REGISTRATION OF CLINICAL DATA. CLINICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL EXAMINATION FOR DIAGNOSIS IN CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY, DESIGNATION OF CAVITARY SURFACES, CLASSIFICATION AND PRINCIPLES OF PREPARATION OF BLACK CAVITY, INSTRUMENTS FOR CAVITARY PREPARATION, (MANUAL AND ROTARY), CHARACTERISTICS, STYLE. MINIMALLY INVASIVE RESTORATION PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES. EVOLUTION OF PRINCIPLES, MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES FOR PULPO-DENTINAL PROTECTION. THE ISOLATION OF THE OPERATIVE FIELD. RESTORATIONS IN SILVER AMALGAM. TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR CONDENSATION, MODELING, FINISHING AND POLISHING OF RESTORATIONS. RESTORATIONS IN COMPOSITE RESINS: PREPARATION, ETCHING AND BONDING OF ENAMEL-DENTINAL SURFACES. MINIMAL CAVITIES, MINIMALLY INVASIVE RESTORATION PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES.
MOD. PERIODONTICS (2 CFU = 22 HOURS): NON-SURGICAL PERIODONTAL THERAPY. SURGICAL PERIODONTAL THERAPY: MODIFIED WIDMAN FLAP, APICALLY POSITIONED FLAP, REPOSITIONED FLAP, OBSTECTOMY, OSTEOPLASTICS. ORAL PLASTIC SURGERY.
MOD. GNATOLOGY (1 CFU = 11 HOURS): KNOWLEDGE OF THE PRINCIPLES OF PHYSIOLOGY OF MASTICATION AND OF THE OCCLUSION PRINCIPLES OF ORAL PHYSIOPATHOLOGY, OF AETIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF DYSFUNCTIONS COMORBIDITY WITH MOOD DISORDERS.
MOD. DENTAL PROSTHESIS (5 CFU = 55 HOURS). DEFINITION, TERMINOLOGY, CLASSIFICATION AND PURPOSE OF THE FIXED PROSTHESIS. TERMINOLOGY, OCCLUSAL CHARACTERISTICS, OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS AND INTERDENTAL CONTACTS. OCCLUSION SCHEMES OF CLASSICAL AND MODERN GNATOLOGY. COMPENSATION CURVE (SPEE, WILSON) AND THEIR BIOMECHANICAL MEANING. CONVENTIONAL REFERENCE PLANS AND AXES, SKELETON-OCCLUSAL REFERENCE LINES AND PLANS, VERTICAL DIMENSION, FREE WAY SPACE, POSITION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL REST MAXIMUM INTERCUSPIDATION, CENTRIC OCCLUSION AND DYNAMIC CENTRIC RELATIONSHIP OF THE SYSTEM. ANGLE AND MOVEMENT OF BENNET, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLAN, ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE RESIDUAL DENTURE. HISTORY, CLINICAL EXAMINATION STUDY MODELS, MEDICAL RECORD, RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS OCCLUSORS, MEDIUM VALUE AND INDIVIDUAL ARTICULATORS. ANATOMICAL AND KINEMATIC FACIAL ARCH, ASSEMBLY IN THE ARTICULATOR. INSTRUMENTS, MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDINGS BIOMECHANICS OF FIXED PROSTHESIS INDICATIONS AND EXAMPLES OF BRIDGE BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN FIXED PROSTHESIS PRINCIPLES OF PREPARATIONS IN FIXED PROSTHESIS. CLASSIFICATION AND CHOICE AMONG THE VARIOUS TYPES OF MARGINAL PREPARATION. PREPARATION OF THE ABUTMENT: TEMPORARY PROVISIONS IN FIXED PROSTHESIS IMPRESS THE FOLLOW-UP OF THE PROSTHESISED PATIENTS. THE DIGITAL WORKFLOW. THE PARTIALLY EDENTULOUS PATIENT: THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL PROSTHESIS. THE EDENTULOUS PATIENT: THE FULL PROSTHESIS.
MOD. ORTHODONTICS (4 CFU = 44 HOURS): CRANIAL-FACIAL GROWTH AND RELATED THEORIES. THE DEVELOPMENT OF DENTAL ARCHES AND OCCLUSION. THE CLASSIFICATION AND ETHIOLOGY OF MALOCCLUSIONS.
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