Dr. Subodh

Nanavati MDS

Presents

Oral Premalignant Disorders: A Global Challenge

7 MODULES  ●  83 LESSONS  ●  OVER 4 HOURS OF COVERAGE

Time and again, it is proven that early diagnosis of precancerous and cancerous lesions extends patients' life span. The knowledge of basic to the most advanced diagnostic techniques is necessary for all clinicians to learn for proper patient care.

Exclusively priced for the Advancemy's Foundation Members

IN THE BATTLE AGAINST ORAL CANCER, LATE DETECTION IS A RECURRING THEME DENTISTS AND OTHER HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS HAVE ENCOUNTERED IN THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH PATIENTS. THIS COMMON NARRATIVE IS REGRETTABLE AND CALLS FOR A CHANGE.

While dental students receive training in various aspects of oral health, including anatomy and treatment modalities, there is a notable lack of emphasis on oral premalignant disorders. This oversight can leave dentists ill-equipped to identify early warning signs and intervene promptly. Students enrolled in this course will learn about the following key skills and more:

[1] Early Detection and Diagnosis

Dentists are in a prime position to detect and diagnose oral premalignant disorders during regular oral examinations. Early detection allows for timely intervention and management to prevent the progression to oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC).

[2] Patient Education

Dentists play a crucial role in educating patients about the risk factors associated with oral premalignant disorders, including tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and poor oral hygiene. By providing guidance on preventive measures, dentists can contribute to reducing the incidence of these disorders.

[3] Treatment and Referral

Dentists are often involved in the management and treatment of oral premalignant disorders. They may perform biopsies, provide treatments, or refer patients for further evaluation by specialists. Their knowledge ensures proper care and timely interventions for patients with potentially malignant lesions.

DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS OFTEN FALL SHORT IN ADEQUATELY PREPARING DENTISTS TO RECOGNIZE AND RESPOND TO THESE POTENTIALLY MALIGNANT LESIONS.

  • identify effective strategies for preventing oral cancer at both the patient and population levels
  • learn ways of detecting the disease, especially in "at risk" populations
  • define risk factors
  • understand how to diagnose oral diseases in vital clinical settings
  • see the effectiveness of collaborative approaches within healthcare systems
  • prevent unfavorable or fatal situations that may arise from late detection of oral cancer in patients for both themselves and their patients

BY INCREASING AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THESE LESIONS, DENTISTS AND OTHER HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS CAN MAKE A MEANINGFUL IMPACT ON PATIENT OUTCOMES AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE LARGER EFFORT TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF ORAL CANCER.

General Dentists, Dental Specialists, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Plastic Surgeons, Public Health Specialists, Radiologists, ENT specialists, Oncologists, Prosthodontists, and Pathologists can all benefit from this course.

MEET THE EDUCATOR

Dr. Subodh Nanavati MDS

Dr. Subodh Nanavti MDS is a dynamic and innovative Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon with a proven track record of helping patients achieve their optimal oral health condition and overcome complex oral diseases.

He is a recognized authority in oral and maxillofacial trauma and tumors due to his vast experience with oral premalignant and malignant disorders, providing patients with guidance on preventive, diagnostic and management strategies.

Throughout his career, Dr. Nanavati has been acknowledged for the development of new surgical techniques for the treatment of trismus associated with Oral Submucous Fibrosis and TMJ ankylosis.

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