Understand and routinely use photography as an important tool in documenting modern dental practice, based on knowledge of the photographic process, equipment, accessories, and clinical photography techniques.
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Master's Degree
Master's Degree
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Specialization
Specialization
Specialization
Master's Degree
Specialization
Master's Degree
Course Description: 08471

Through approaches such as problem-based learning, clinical simulations, and the use of advanced educational technologies, students are prepared using active teaching methodologies in a comprehensive and dynamic way to meet the challenges of modern dental practice.
The program includes both theoretical and practical classes.
The program is accredited by the MEC, 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.
A qualified and renowned faculty, offering personalized support and ongoing guidance to ensure excellence in learning.
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.
Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Dentistry.
Course Content:
- The Importance of Photography in Dentistry
- Clinical and academic applications
- Cameras: types and specifications
- Lenses: macro, focal length, and applications
- Flashes: ring flash and twin flash
- Accessories: mirrors, spreaders, contrast plates, and photographic backdrops
- Shooting modes: manual and semi-automatic
- ISO, aperture, and shutter speed
- White balance and exposure control
- Patient and operator positions
- Framing and focus standards
- Sequence of intraoral and extraoral photos
- Photography as a diagnostic and planning tool
- Presentation of clinical cases and communication with the laboratory
- Camera setup and initial adjustments
- Practical tests of lighting and focus
- Capturing extraoral images: smile, profile, and facial proportions
- Capturing intraoral images: mirrors, retractors, and proper positioning
- Evaluation of the photos taken
- Identification and correction of common errors
- Introduction to editing software
- Adjustments to brightness, contrast, and cropping
- Case studies
- Participant feedback
- Presentation of certificates of participation
No discounts are offered under the current policy.
Prof. Renato Pizani Gomes