This document provides information about an Oral Medicine course for 5th year dental students at King Abdul-Aziz University Faculty of Dentistry. The one-year course involves one weekly lecture and two-hour clinical session. In the clinical sessions, students will evaluate and discuss representative oral disease cases to develop skills in differential diagnosis, treatment planning, and management. Course objectives are to develop students' clinical skills in oral examination, diagnosis, case management, and treatment planning. Student assessment involves continuous assessments, a midyear exam, final written and clinical exams, and case presentations.
This document provides information about an Oral Medicine course for 5th year dental students at King Abdul-Aziz University Faculty of Dentistry. The one-year course involves one weekly lecture and two-hour clinical session. In the clinical sessions, students will evaluate and discuss representative oral disease cases to develop skills in differential diagnosis, treatment planning, and management. Course objectives are to develop students' clinical skills in oral examination, diagnosis, case management, and treatment planning. Student assessment involves continuous assessments, a midyear exam, final written and clinical exams, and case presentations.
This document provides information about an Oral Medicine course for 5th year dental students at King Abdul-Aziz University Faculty of Dentistry. The one-year course involves one weekly lecture and two-hour clinical session. In the clinical sessions, students will evaluate and discuss representative oral disease cases to develop skills in differential diagnosis, treatment planning, and management. Course objectives are to develop students' clinical skills in oral examination, diagnosis, case management, and treatment planning. Student assessment involves continuous assessments, a midyear exam, final written and clinical exams, and case presentations.
This document provides information about an Oral Medicine course for 5th year dental students at King Abdul-Aziz University Faculty of Dentistry. The one-year course involves one weekly lecture and two-hour clinical session. In the clinical sessions, students will evaluate and discuss representative oral disease cases to develop skills in differential diagnosis, treatment planning, and management. Course objectives are to develop students' clinical skills in oral examination, diagnosis, case management, and treatment planning. Student assessment involves continuous assessments, a midyear exam, final written and clinical exams, and case presentations.
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King Abdul-Aziz University, Faculty of Dentistry
Oral Basic & Clinical Sciences Dept.
Oral Medicine Course
(ORMD 501)
Welcome in oral medicine course, it is one year course for 5 th year dental student. Oral medicine is dealing with various oral changes occurring in the oral & para-oral structures including Lymph node, salivary gland and TMJ disorders, how to examine these lesions and give provisional diagnosis for such cases.
Staff Members Position Ext.#
Dr. Safia Al-Attas Head of the division &
Salattass@Kau.edu.sa Course director 5th Year 23213
Dr. Soliman Ouda Course director 4th Year 22044
Course Description: 1- one lecture one hour/ week 2- one clinical session 2 hours/ week Clinical part
In the clinical part of the course, cases representative of the primary and secondary oral disease studied in the didactic part will be evaluated and discussed with the students (differential diagnosis, working diagnosis, the need for the further diagnostic procedures, treatment, referral ...etc.)
These cases include:
1. White lesions. 2. Single and multiple ulceration 3. Central and exophytic lesion 4. Pigmented lesions 5. Acute and chronic infections 6. Systemic diseases with oral manifestation e.g. diabetes, dermatological disease…etc. 7. Lymph node and salivary gland swellings. 8. Orofacial pain and TMJ disorders.
Students assigned to individual cases are required to follow up the patient’s
management (supervised by a faculty member) and to subsequently present their completed cases to the class . Case presentations should be supplemented with initial and follow up clinical photographs and radiographs as well as with histopathological, laboratory investigation and consultation reports.
It is a requirement of the course that every student present a complete case,(1 st&2ed presentations)
Course Objectives: The objective of this course is to enable students to acquire the clinical skills required for the diagnosis and management of primary and secondary diseases affecting the Oral and para-oral structures. These includes:
1- The ability to obtain and evaluate the patient’s dental and medical history and to perform a complete systemic examination of the oral and peri-oral tissues. 2- The ability to recognize and thoroughly describe the deviations from normal and to establish a working diagnosis based on a differential diagnosis. 3- The ability to select and use appropriate investigations and consultations needed to determine the treatment required and to rationalized different treatment considerations i.e. the need for emergency dental care, medications, referral and follow-up. Learning resources
-Burket’s oral medicine
Diagnosis and treatment 11th edition
“differerntial diagnosis of oral lesions”
By Wood and Goaz 5th edition “ principles and practice of oral medicine” Sonis and others- saunders co Second edition (1995 ) Coarse requirements and grading
1- Continuous Assessment Quiz 1 (MCQs,complete) 10 marks Midyear (Essays & MCQs,complete) 60 marks Quiz 2 (MCQs) 10 marks
Total 80 marks
2- Final examination Written (Essay & MCQs) 90 marks Final clinical case exam 10 mark Final clinical case presentation 15marks Initial case presentation 5marks Total 120 marks LECTURE SCHEDULE First Semester 1429-30/2008-2009 5th Year
Course Director: Dr. Safia Al-Attas
DATE LECTURE TOPICS LECTURER
14/10/2008 F Red and white lesions Dr. S. Ouda 13/10/2008 M 21/10/2008 F Red and white lesions Dr. S. Ouda 20/10/2008M 28/10/2008 F Red and white lesions Dr. S. Ouda 27/10/2008 M 4/11/2008 F Exophytic lesions Dr. S. Ouda 3/11/2008 M 11/11/2008 F Exophytic lesions Dr. S. Ouda 10/11/2008 M 18/11/2008 F Aids Dr. Suzan 17/11/2008 M 25/11/2008 F Diabetes Dr. Safia 24/11/2008 M Dr. Suzan 2/12/2008 F Diabetes Dr. Safia 1/12/2008 M Dr. Suzan 15/12/2008 F Endocrinal Dr. Suzan 16/12/2008 M 23/12/2008 F Endocrinal Dr. Suzan 22/12/2008 M 30/12/2008 F Endocrinal Dr. Suzan 29/12/2008 M 6/1/2009 F Immunology Dr. Suzan 5/1/2009 M 13/1/2009 F Immunology Dr. Suzan 12/1/2009 M
Please contact me directly at souda@kau.edu.sa
with questions or concerns. Dr. soliman ouda Associate Professor Oral Medicine & Diagnosis 2008-9
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