STUDENT PROFESSIONALISM

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Integrated Behavioral Health Sciences. The College of Dental Medicine is committed to developing our students to not only understand the importance of personal and professional honor and integrity, but to demonstrate honor and integrity in all settings. This course will emphasize these principles to CODM students and reinforce the expectation that students and graduates will uphold and maintain the confidence and trust the public has placed in dentists as healthcare providers. DMD 6220 ORAL P ATHOLOGY 2 Integrated Biomedical Sciences. This block is designed to facilitate students’ integration of information presented in previous basic science and clinical courses, especially general and systemic pathology and clinical medicine for general dentists and thus enhance their use of this information to recognize, formulate differential diagnoses, and treat diseases of the oral and maxillofacial region. During this course, Roseman University CODM students will learn the etiology, clinical characteristics of diseases and pathological processes affecting the hard tissues in the head and neck region including the oral cavity and then explore treatment strategies and prognosis for these disorders. Topics include radiographic description and classification of hard tissue pathology, inflammatory diseases, odontogenic and non-odontogenic lesions, temporomandibular joint lesions, hard tissue manifestation of systemic diseases, dental and craniofacial anomalies, salivary gland lesions, and soft tissue calcifications.