Discuss the physiological and emotional aspects of breastfeeding, such as myths, common difficulties, and key topics related to breastfeeding counseling and management. The course will be based on lectures, clinical cases, and a hands-on session on clinical breastfeeding management in a maternity ward. Professionals will be trained to support mothers and infants in the breastfeeding process and in neonatal dentistry in public and private healthcare facilities and private clinics. a) What sets this course apart from others on the market? Course highlights: An extremely efficient and simplified technique; knowledge of an innovative field within dentistry; instructors with over 25 years of experience in the field; a course that includes hospital-based practical training; opportunities to work in maternity wards, neonatal units, outpatient clinics, etc. What techniques will students learn? Physiology, anatomy, the importance of breastfeeding, and its clinical management from pregnancy through weaning. b) What is the average number of patients each student will treat during the clinical modules? Postpartum and pregnant women admitted to the maternity ward on the day of the hospital practicum. c) Will students be prepared for the current job market after completing this course? Yes. They will be prepared to meet the growing demand for healthcare professionals in all areas of healthcare who have in-depth knowledge of breastfeeding to serve countless families.