TMJ Pathology and Orofacial Rehabilitation. Physiotherapic Update Approach

Program Overview

The TMJ Pathology and Orofacial Rehabilitation course provides comprehensive training in the diagnosis and management of cranio-mandibular dysfunction. Through a combination of theoretical lessons, clinical workshops, and live surgery demonstrations, participants gain the latest knowledge and skills in this specialized field. The program is taught by international experts and prepares graduates for careers in clinical practice, research, academia, and industry.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Program Aims

The TMJ Pathology and Orofacial Rehabilitation course aims to deepen knowledge in the field of pain associated with cranio-mandibular dysfunction. This program will:

• Offer the latest updates in the field of cranio-mandibular dysfunction based on current literature.
• Provide a multidisciplinary perspective on cranio-mandibular dysfunction.
• Integrate theoretical knowledge with practical skills through clinical workshops and live surgery demonstrations.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, participants will be able to:

• Identify and diagnose different types of cranio-mandibular dysfunction.
• Develop and implement effective treatment plans for patients with cranio-mandibular dysfunction.
• Collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals in the management of cranio-mandibular dysfunction.

Program Description

The TMJ Pathology and Orofacial Rehabilitation course is a 5-day program offering 32 hours of instruction. The program includes a combination of:

• Theoretical lessons
• Clinical workshops with patients
• Live surgery demonstrations
• The program will be delivered in English by international experts in the field of cranio-mandibular dysfunction.

Teaching:

The TMJ Pathology and Orofacial Rehabilitation course will be taught by a team of international experts in the field of cranio-mandibular dysfunction. The faculty includes:

• Prof. Piero Cascone
• Prof. David Serrano Angelo
• Dr. Valerio Palmierini
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• The course will utilize a variety of teaching methods, including:
• Theoretical lessons
• Clinical workshops with patients
• Live surgery

Other:

• The course is open to healthcare professionals with a degree in health professions, medicine, or dentistry.
• The minimum number of students required for the course to run is 15.
• The maximum number of students is 30.
• The course fee is €1,800 + €50 for administrative fees.