Program Overview

Oral Medicine Program

The Oral Medicine course is a complex program that includes the diagnosis and treatment of oral mucosal alterations, periodontitis, and other symptoms. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of oral medicine, including oral pathology, microbiology, periodontology, internal medicine, and pharmacology.

Program Overview

The program is held in the final years of dental training, both in Hungarian and English. Students participate in patient care, including diagnostic interventions, medical history taking, and evaluating the results of diagnostic interventions. The program also includes scientific evaluation of risk factors and research projects, such as a multicenter study on salivary diagnostics of oral tumors and studies on the interaction between periodontal disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

Research Areas

The program focuses on several research areas, including:

• Salivary diagnostics of oral tumors
• Interaction between periodontal disease and rheumatoid arthritis
• Longitudinal study on the effects of risk factors for precancerous lesions

Program Structure

The program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive education in oral medicine, including:

• Diagnostic and therapeutic interventions
• Patient care and management
• Scientific evaluation and research

Student Participation

Students can participate in various activities, including:

• Assisting in diagnostic interventions
• Taking medical history
• Evaluating the results of diagnostic interventions
• Participating in research projects

Education and Training

The program provides students with a comprehensive education and training in oral medicine, including:

• Graduate training
• Departments and organization units
• NEPTUN and e-Learning platforms