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Master's Degree
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Through approaches such as problem-based learning, clinical simulations, and the use of advanced educational technologies, students are prepared—using active teaching methods in a comprehensive and dynamic way—to meet the challenges of modern dental practice.
The course is accredited by the MEC and CFO, ensuring national recognition from a leading institution of higher education, Mandic. This guarantees the quality of instruction and provides a solid education that is recognized throughout the country.
Dual Certification: Professionals who complete this course will receive two certificates: a certificate as a Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry and a certificate of Qualification in Conscious Inhalation Sedation with Nitrous Oxide, both recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC) and the Federal Council of Dentistry (CFO).
A renowned and highly qualified faculty that provides personalized support and ongoing guidance to ensure an excellent learning experience.
With modern infrastructure, well-equipped clinics, multidisciplinary laboratories, and high-tech classrooms, we provide the ideal environment for both practical and theoretical learning. We are the only institution to feature a dedicated Mini Lab space, equipped with cutting-edge digital technologies and a team of highly skilled prosthetic professionals, ensuring a fully digital workflow. In addition, the radiology center features state-of-the-art equipment, such as CT scanners, a portable scanner, image-processing software, and 3D imaging capabilities.
First Module - Area of Concentration: Pediatric Dentistry - In-Person
Second and Third Modules - Related Field: Required courses mandated by the MEC (Ministry of Education) and the CFO (Federal Council of Dentistry), which are common to all specialties, as follows:
The Second module
, for the courses Medical Emergencies and Pharmacotherapy, will be conducted via distance
learning.
The Third module
, for the courses Dental Ethics and Legislation and Scientific Research Methodology,
will be conducted via distance
learning.
Note:
Students who have already completed the courses in these two “Related Fields” modules (Medical Emergencies, Scientific Research Methodology, Pharmacotherapy, and Dental Ethics and Legislation) as part of another specialization program may request, through the Business Office, before beginning the course, to have these studies reviewed for credit (recognition), provided that the minimum time limit of up to 4 years from the course start date is met. As an exception for former students of the São Leopoldo Mandic Institution, a proportional discount will be granted for the validated Related Field courses. If the request is made after classes have begun, the discount will only apply to the months following the date of the request.
Starting with the fourth module, the course takes place Monday through Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., with classes focused on the Area of Concentration (Pediatric Dentistry).
SLMandic reserves the right not to start the course on the scheduled date if the minimum number of students is not reached. Enrollees must wait for confirmation of the start date from the Sales Department so that the necessary arrangements can be made.
“Admission to the class is contingent upon the date the student’s CRO was issued, which must not be later than the course start date, in accordance with CFO regulations.”
Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Dentistry.
Related Field of Study (common modules):
Dental Emergencies;
Scientific Research Methodology;
Pharmacotherapy;
Ethics, Bioethics, and Dental Legislation.
Area of Concentration (Pediatric Dentistry):
• Evidence-Based
Knowledge in Pediatric Dentistry A. Microbiology
B. Dental Development and Preventive
Orthodontics C. Developmental
Abnormalities D. Psychology and Management
E. Prevention and Patient Education F. Radiographic
Techniques G. Dental
Trauma H. Pharmacotherapy in Infants, Children, and Pregnant
Women I. Oral
Pathology J. Oral
Surgery K. Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen
Sedation L. Parafunctional
Habits M. Anesthetic
Techniques N. Oral
Rehabilitation O. Special
Patient Populations P. Professional
Liability Q. Pediatric
Dentistry R. Periodontal Disease (including its occurrence in pregnant women and its relationship to obstetric complications)
S. Other current and prominent topics•
Principles of Care in Pediatric
Dentistry A. Dental Care in Childhood and for Pregnant Women
B.
Pediatric Dental Treatment Plan• Disease and the Dental Structures Affected by the Disease (Cariology Applied to Pediatric Dentistry)
C. Evolution of Understanding of Dental Caries
D. Epidemiology of the disease E. Etiological factors F. Saliva: composition and functions of saliva, salivary tests (salivary flow, pH, and buffering capacity) G. Composition and physicochemical properties of enamel and dentin H. Appropriate use of fluorides / Chemical control of caries I. Biochemical and microbiological characteristics of
caries• Diagnose clinical manifestations and use auxiliary resources for the diagnosis of caries A. Active and arrested carious lesions on different tooth surfaces B. Diagnostic methods (clinical, radiographic), differential diagnosis • Non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments for carious lesions A. Determination of caries risk and activity B. Oral hygiene and non-invasive treatments C. The use of fluoride in various formulations and the scientific evidence supporting it D. Sealing of carious lesions E.
Atraumatic restorative treatment• Lesion, progression of the carious lesion, and restorative
management A. Layers affected by the carious
lesion B. Forms of intervention for the carious lesion C. Methods for removing carious tissue using chemical and mechanical agents D. Differentiation, etiological factors, and management of erosion lesions • The dentin-pulp complex and endodontic treatment of primary teeth A. Biological aspects of the dentin-pulp
complex B. Conservative and root canal treatment of primary teeth and their scientific evidence•
Properties of direct and indirect
dental materials A. Nomenclature of dental
materials B. Physical properties C. Chemical properties D. Mechanical properties C. Instruments used with dental materials•
Handle, recommend, and apply direct and indirect restorative materials A. Terminology related to handling materials B. Preventive, sealing, restorative, and impression materials C. Techniques for using and applying dental materials
Current Discounts:
A 10% discount on tuition for alumni of Faculdade São Leopoldo Mandic, except for those who took single-module courses or who completed a program lasting less than 12 months, regardless of the campus.
Undergraduate alumni of Faculdade São Leopoldo Mandic who are enrolling in their first graduate program—excluding single-module courses—receive a 15% discount on tuition and a 50% discount on the enrollment fee.
Students who wish to pay tuition in a lump sum each semester receive a 3% discount on tuition; for payments made in a lump sum annually, we offer a 4% discount on tuition. For programs lasting more than 12 months, when all tuition payments for the program are paid in a lump sum, the discount is 7% on tuition.
For accredited members/partner associates—Amil Dental, AmorSaúde, Brazil Dental, and Oral Unic—there is a 5% discount on monthly tuition for courses at the Campinas campus, and a 7% discount on monthly tuition for courses at other campuses and online courses. And for members of Uniodonto Campinas*, the discount will be 10% on tuition for courses in Campinas, at other campuses, and for online courses.
*Please consult the Sales team to confirm the validity of the discount at campuses other than Campinas, depending on your affiliation with Uniodonto Campinas.
Prof. Dr. José Carlos Pettorossi Imparato
Doctor of Pediatric Dentistry
Lattes Curriculum VitaeProf.ª Dr.ª Suzana Beatriz Portugal de Fucio
Master's and Doctorate in Dental Materials
Prof.ª Dr.ª Sheila de Carvalho Stroppa.
Doctor of Dental Surgery
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