This course focuses on oral medicine and how systemic diseases can manifest in the mouth. The course objectives are to develop skills in diagnosing and treating oral diseases while considering a patient's medical conditions, evaluate medical information to determine unknown systemic conditions, and discuss how medical conditions impact dental care. Lectures will cover systemic diseases that affect the oral cavity, clinical diagnosis and management, and oral manifestations of systemic conditions. Topics will include medical history taking, physical examination, investigations, diagnosis, treatment planning, and management of patients with both oral and systemic conditions.

1. 1
COURSE RATIONALE
1. Link between systemic diseases and oral manifestations
2. Communication channels between dentist and physician in the
management of medical conditions by dentists
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Develop a system for diagnosing and initial treatment planning
of oral and dental diseases
2. Assess the impact of medical conditions on the treatment
planning and provision of dental care
3. Evaluate medical information for simulated patient records
4. Apply the correct radiographic interpretation to the diagnostic
process of determining an unknown systemic condition
5. Describe the management of systemic conditions in patients
with dental emergencies
6. Discuss identified medical conditions and their impact on the
provision of comprehensive dental care to patients
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Lectures focus on systemic diseases as they affect the mouth and
jaws, their clinical diagnosis and management and oral
manifestations of systemic conditions.

2. PITCH DECK 2
1. Oral medicine is a vast subject
2. Key to comprehend​ is broad
knowledge base

3. • Look, Listen and Learn
• Case record
• Medical language
• History taking and physical examination
• Provisional Diagnosis / Differential Diagnosis
• Investigations
• Diagnosis and treatment planning
• Comprehensive management & Prognosis
• Follow up
LECTURE 1
INTRODUCTION TO ORAL MEDICINE AND ORAL DIAGNOSIS:
EVALUATION OF THE DENTAL PATIENT

4. Presenting Complaints / CC: Patients ‘own’ words C/O
History of presenting illness / HPI: Chronological order of symptoms H/O, K/C/O, S/P
If symptoms are present, ex: PAIN
SOCRATES
OPQRS
Past Dental History:
Past Medical / surgical History:
Drug History / Medication:
Allergies:
Habits:
HISTORY TAKING

6. PAST DENTAL HISTORY

7. : Review of systems / ROS
MEDICAL HISTORY

11. DRUG HISTORY / ALLERGIES / HABITS

12. Remember IPPA
General Physical Examination - Ex PICCLE
Vitals signs – HR, BP, RR, Temp, Blood sugar
Head and neck examination – HEENT, LN
Oral examination
• Extra-oral
 IIIlar to HEENT, TMJ, mouth opening
• Intra-oral
 Oral Hygiene
 Soft tissues – mucosa, oro-pharynx, palate
 Periodontal tissues
 Tongue – size, color, texture, movements, lesions/ulcers
 Hard tissues – teeth, mandible, maxilla
 Occlusion
EXAMINATION

13. GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS
• Blood tests / Hematology
• CBC / FBC – complete / Full blood count
• Hb – hemoglobin
• ESR
• Biochemistry – SE, KFT – BUN, S.Creat, LFT – Enzymes, Bilirubin,
Blood glucose
• Urine analysis
• Virology / Immunology / Serology
• Bacteriology
• Cytology / Biopsy / Histopathology
INVESTIGATIONS

14. Specific investigations:
INVESTIGATIONS

15. DRUG HISTORY / ALLERGIES / HABITS

16. DRUG HISTORY / ALLERGIES / HABITS

17. CASE RECORD

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8/03/20XX PITCH DECK 18