Lecture 

Tutorial 

Clinical 

Teaching 

Total 

Integrated Teaching 

(Common) 

Formative Exam 

Summative exam

Preparatory leave 

Exam time 

Preparatory leave 

Exam time 

150 hrs 

65 hrs 

125 hrs 

340 hrs 

10 hrs 

10 days 

20 days 

10 days 

35 days 

Teaching Methods

Others 

Teaching aids 

In course 

evaluation

Large 

group 

Small 

group 

Self 

learning

-Lecture 

-video 

presentation

1. Practical & 

tutorial:- 

Demonstration & perform 

extraction in 

SOD. 

2.Clinical:- 

Bed side teaching & perform clinical examination 

Assignment 

Self study

Integrated 

-Black board & chalk 

-Whiteboard &Marker 

-Transparency & marker -Laptop, Multimedia 

-Flip chart 

-Slide projector 

-X-ray plate & viewer 

-Specimen, Model 

-Report 

-Patients 

-Basic surgical instruments etc.

Item examination (Oral) 

-Ward final 

(OSPE/OSCE) 

(SAQ & MCQ)

Learning Objectives 

Contents 

Teaching 

Hours

Student will able to 

● Diagnose through proper history taking, examinations & interpretation of the radiology & histopathology. 

● Practice Principles of surgery 

● Manage the co morbid patients 

● Manage the perioperative complications

Principles of Oral & Maxillofacial surgery- 

● Art of Diagnosis (History , clinical examinations & related investigations) 

● Access.  

● Asepsis  

● General surgical principles  

● Drainage & debridement  

● Wound closure & suture materials  

● Coexistence diseases  

● Post operative complications & management

Lecture =12 

Clinical/practi cal =3 

Tutorial=4

Student will able to 

● Describe & enumerate indications, contraindications, complications & methods of various types of extractions ● Perform an ideal extraction & surgical extraction. ● Manage complications of extractions.

Exodontics:  

● Extraction & related problems 

● Impacted teeth, their classifications, types & assessment ● Surgical extractions. 

● Extraction of medically compromised patient. 

● Complications of all types of extractions & their management

Lecture =6 

Clinical/practical =78 

Tutorial=5

Student will able to- 

● Manage Maxillofacial Trauma and emergency of maxillofacial surgery 

● Diagnose & outline the principles of management of various forms of maxillofacial soft & hard tissue injuries

Maxillofacial Trauma 

A. Basics of Trauma 

● Trauma management-ATLS 

● Hemorrhage & Shock 

● Fluid & Electrolyte balance 

● Acidosis & Alkalosis 

● Blood Transfusion & hazards 

B. Soft tissue injury of orofacial region 

C. Dentoalveolar & Jaw fractures 

● General consideration of fractures 

● Management principles of fracture. 

● Management of specific fractures 

i. Fracture of the mandible 

Classifications, types, management. 

ii Fracture of the middle 3rd of the face 

Classifications, types, management  

D. Complications of fractures & their management

Lecture =10 

Clinical/ 

practical =04 Tutorial=06

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common odontogenic tumours of the orofacial region 

● Outline the management principles of odontogenic tumours of the orofacial region

Odontogenic Tumors- 

● General considerations of odontogenic tumors of the orofacial region 

● Classifications, types, etiology, management principles & complications of common odontogenic tumors of the orofacial region 

● Especial emphasis regarding-  

● Ameloblastoma, Ameloblastic fibroma, Pindborg tumor (CEOT), AOT, Odontogenic myxoma, Cementoblastoma & Odontomes.

Lecture =8 

Clinical/ 

practical =4 

Tutorial=05

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common non-odontogenic tumors & Fibro osseous lesions of the orofacial region. 

● Outline the management principles of common non odontogenic tumors & Fibro-osseous lesions of the orofacial region.

Non-odontogenic tumors (Benign & Malignant) & Fibro osseous lesions of the jaw 

● General considerations of benign & malignant non-odontogenic tumors & Fibro-osseous lesions of the orofacial region. ● Classifications, types, etiology, management principles & complications of common benign & malignant non-odontogenic tumors & Fibro-osseous lesions of the orofacial region. ● Especial emphasis regarding-Tori, Osteoma, Central giant cell granuloma, Central haemangioma, Osteosarcoma, Ewing’s sarcoma, Multiple myeloma, Fibrous dysplasia & Ossifying fibroma.

Lecture =08 

Clinical/practi cal =03 

Tutorial=04

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common odontogenic & non-odontogenic cysts of the Jaw.  

● Outline the management principles of common odontogenic & non-odontogenic cysts of the Jaw. 

Cyst of the Jaw 

● General considerations of common odontogenic & non odontogenic cysts of the Jaw.  

● Classifications, types, etiology, management principles & complications of common odontogenic & non-odontogenic cysts of the Jaw.  

● c. Especial emphasis regarding- Radicular & Residual cyst, Dentigerous cyst, Odontogenic keratocyst, Pseudo cysts, Nasolabial cyst, Nasopalatine duct cyst & Globulomaxillary cyst. 

Lecture =6 

Clinical/practical =3 

Tutorial=5

Student will able to- 

● Make an early detection & diagnose the common Premalignant disorders of the oral cavity. 

● Outline the management principles of common Premalignant disorders of the oral cavity.

Premalignant disorders 

● General considerations of common Premalignant disorders of the oral cavity 

● Premalignant lesions & premalignant conditions their common sites & high risk sites, morphological & histological changes. 

● Classifications, types, etiology, epidemiology management principles & complications of common Premalignant disorders of the oral cavity  

● Especial emphasis regarding- Leukoplakia, Erythroplasia, Lichen planus & Oral submucus fibrosis. 

Lecture =8 

Clinical/practi cal =2 

Tutorial=2

Student will able to- 

● Make an early detection & diagnose of oral cancer ● Outline the management protocol of Oral cancer 

Oral Cancer 

● General considerations of Oral cancer 

● Etiology, epidemiology common sites, clinical presentations staging & grading, spread, management principles & complications of oral cancer. 

● Especial emphasis regarding- TNM classifications. Neck dissection, Management options & protocol.  

● Role of radiotherapy & Chemotherapy in oral cancer.

Lecture =10 

Clinical/practi cal =4 

Tutorial=6

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common TMJ disorders 

● Outline the management principles of common TMJ disorders

Temporo Mandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders ● Applied anatomy of the TMJ 

● Classifications, types, etiology, management principles & complications of common Temporo Mandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders. 

● Especial emphasis regarding- Dislocation, Subluxation, Trismus, Ankylosis & MPDS. 

Lecture =10 

Clinical/practical =3 

Tutorial=4

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common Neurological disorders of orofacial region 

● Outline the management principles of common Neurological disorders of orofacial region.

Neurological disorders 

● Trigeminal neuralgia-aetiology, C/Fs, methods of management 

● Bell’s palsy- aetiology, C/Fs, methods of management

Lecture =8 

Clinical/practi cal =2 

Tutorial=2

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common disorders of maxillary antrum  ● Outline the management principles of common disorders of maxillary antrum

Disorders of maxillary antrum 

● Applied anatomy of maxillary antrum 

● Classification & management of various types of disorders of maxillary antrum 

● Especial emphasis regarding-Accidental opening of maxillary antrum, Oro-antral fistula, Cald Wel Luc operation & Antral carcinoma.

Lecture =7 

Clinical/practi cal =2 

Tutorial=2

Student will able to- 

● Diagnose the common Salivary gland disorders  

● Outline the management principles of common Salivary gland disorders 

Salivary gland disorders 

● Applied anatomy of major salivary glands 

● Classifications, types, etiology, management principles & complications of common Salivary gland disorders 

● Especial emphasis regarding- Sialoadenitis, Sialolithiasis, Mucocele, Ranula, Xerostomia, Ptyalism, Benign & Malignant tumors of the salivary glands.

Lecture =12 

Clinical/practi cal =3 

Tutorial=4

Student will able to- 

● Define various types of reconstruction materials  ● Mention importance of applications & fate of various types of reconstruction materials 

Reconstruction- 

● Definition & classification of various types of defects and reconstruction materials and procedures. 

● Indications, contraindications, limitations, types, advantage, disadvantage & fate of graft & flap.  

● Basic concept of graft & flap 

● Primary bone graft, skin graft and microvasculer free flap

Lecture =10 

Clinical/practical =2 

Tutorial=3

Student will able to- 

● Define, diagnose, outline the treatment principles & manage the complications of Alveolar abscess Osteomyelitis & Osteoradionecrosis of the jaw & orofacial space infections. 

Orofacial infections  

● Introduction & surgical anatomy of common facial spaces ● Microbiological & immunological aspects of orofacial ● Infections  

● Dentoalveolar abscess 

● Osteomyelitis & osteoradionecrosis of the jaw 

● Cellulites, Space infections & Ludwig’s angina ● Management & complications of orofacial infections ● Methods of abscess drainage

Lecture =12 

Clinical/practi cal =4 

Tutorial=6

Student will able to- 

● Classify, apply & manage the complications of local anesthesia. 

● Mention implication, indications & hazards of General anesthesia 

Anesthesia- 

● General concept, classification, types, use, technique &  ● complications of LA. 

● LA in Oral & Maxillofacial surgery 

● General Concept, types of drugs used, indications , technique & complications of GA in Oral & Maxillofacial surgery. ● Surgical phases of GA 

● Preanesthetic preparation & medications 

● I/ V sedation, CPR & tracheotomy

Lecture =8 

Clinical/practi cal =3 

Tutorial=3

Student will able to- 

● Classify & enumerate the underlying causes  

● Outline the treatment philosophies of various types of dentofacial deformities.

Dentofacial deformities 

● Orthognathic surgery  

● Cleft lip & palate,  

* Especial emphasis regarding - Classifications, Types Diagnosis & management principle of the mentioned Dentofacial deformities.

Lecture =8 

Clinical/practical =2 

Tutorial=2

Student will able to- 

● Classify & enumerate the underlying causes  

● Outline the treatment philosophies of various types of dentoalveolar surgery

Dentoalveolar surgery 

● Pre-prosthetic surgery  

● Dental implant  

* Especial emphasis regarding - Classifications, Types Diagnosis & management principle of the mentioned dentoalveolar surgery

Lecture =8 

Clinical/practi cal =3 

Tutorial=2