- Knowledge and understanding:
The student will show the mastery of the knowledge regarding Oral Hygiene as service for the community and in the social field. The student will moreover understand the techniques and the therapeutic tools described during the lectures.
- applying knowledge and understanding:
The student will prove to have developed knowledge, tools and his critical and analytical skill regarding the social role of Oral Hygiene and regarding techniques and tools described during the lectures.
- making judgements:
The student will show the ability to use the acquired knowledge.
He will be able to identify the connections among different therapies and tools and to summarize information regarding different tools or techniques
- communication skills:
At the end of the course, the student will show the ability to express the concepts described during the lectures
- learning skills:
At the end of the course, the student will show the capability to find and independently manage variations and updates regarding the subjects of the course

basic knowledge in periodontal dentistry and cariology

Social dentistry and territorial offer
Duties and rights of dental hygienist
Preventive dentistry in various communities
Alimentation and Probiotics
Cariology
Communication
Ozone, laser and microabrasion

“Odontoiatria di Comuità” Stromhenger L., Ferro R.
“Odontoiatria preventiva integrata” Limeback H.
“Manuale operativo per igienisti dentali” Panzeri M.C., Baldoni M.

Social dentistry and territorial offer
Duties and rights of dental hygienist
Preventive dentistry in various communities: pregnant patients, children, adolescents, people with addictions, special needs, adults, geriatric patients.
Alimentation and Probiotics
Cariology
Communication
Ozone, laser, microabrasion, infiltrant resins

class teaching

Class teaching, materials supported.

The test will occur through a written exam, at the end of the class.
The student will be able to develop the topics discussed during the course through theoretical questions.
Two oral exams per session are planned.