This course explores common oral pathologic lesions, equipping dental professionals to recognize and manage these conditions during routine examinations. Attendees will learn to identify key lesions, understand appropriate management strategies, and effectively communicate treatment plans and prognoses with patients. Designed to enhance clinical confidence, this course supports improved diagnostic accuracy and patient care in everyday practice.

This course focuses on ulcerative lesions of the oral cavity, from common to rare conditions, and provides a comprehensive review of their diagnosis, treatment, and management. Attendees will learn to recognize various ulcerative presentations, develop accurate differential diagnoses, and implement appropriate treatment and follow-up protocols to improve patient outcomes.

This course equips oral health professionals with essential knowledge on oral cancer, focusing on potentially malignant conditions such as leukoplakia. Emphasis is placed on early recognition, prevention, and management, with the ultimate goal of reducing the incidence of oral squamous cell carcinoma. Attendees will learn to identify clinical presentations, understand underlying causes, and develop appropriate treatment plans to support early intervention and improved patient outcomes.

This course offers an up-to-date overview of recreational drug use and its impact on oral health, covering substances from tobacco and marijuana to opioids. Participants will learn to recognize the oral manifestations of substance abuse and gain practical tools to identify and manage patients who may be affected. With a focus on clinical relevance, the course also addresses the broader context of substance use in America and how dental professionals can play a role in early detection and supportive care.