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Dental Medicine · Year 3 · MU Plovdiv

Paediatric Dental Medicine – Part I

The full MU Plovdiv syllabus for Paediatric Dental Medicine – Part I, Dental Medicine, Year 3: 30 topics, every one with a free study note (5 hours of reading), and 782 flashcards. Updated 10 November 2026.

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  1. 1. Ontogenetic development of the maxillofacial region. Origin of the primary intestine. Development of the oral pit – stomodeum; pharyngeal apparatus.1. Prenatal human development - periods, stages, and processes of development after fertilization. · 2. Chronology in the development of the maxillofacial region by weeks.16 min · 26 cards
  2. 2. Ontogenetic development of the jaws, oral cavity floor and tongue. Formation of lips and palate. Jaws ratios. Factors influencing the development.2. Chronology in the development of the maxillofacial region by weeks. · 3. Ossification, lines of fusion and defects in the formation of the maxillofacial region.11 min · 28 cards
  3. 3. Ontogenetic development of the tooth germ – elements, stages of development, origin and characteristics of tooth germ elements. Periods of the tooth germ development. Morphological and biological characteristics.4. Tooth germ - physiological stages in the development of teeth. · 5. Tooth germ - morphological stages in the development of the enamel organ. · 6. Tooth germ - morphological stages in the development of the dental papilla and the dental sac. Functions of the elements of the tooth germ.19 min · 44 cards
  4. 4. Histogenesis of tooth enamel. Characteristics of the ameloblasts. Stages of amelogenesis. Enamel matrix. Initial mineralization, mineralization and maturation. Chemical composition of enamel.7. Histogenesis of the enamel (amelogenesis).10 min · 15 cards
  5. 5. Mineralization of the enamel matrix. Mechanisms of enamel mineralization. Theories of mineralization. Physiology of tooth enamel. Crystalline structure. Ionic exchange in enamel.7. Histogenesis of the enamel (amelogenesis). · 8. Morphology and physiology of enamel.18 min · 29 cards
  6. 6. Morphology of the tooth enamel. Morphological units of mature enamel. Characteristics of the enamel of primary and permanent teeth in childhood.8. Morphology and physiology of enamel.8 min · 14 cards
  7. 7. Histogenesis of tooth dentin. Origin and composition. Formation of dentinal matrix and dentin mineralization.9. Histogenesis of the dentin (dentinogenesis).7 min · 14 cards
  8. 8. Morphology of tooth dentin. Classification and layers in dentin. Dentin physiology – metabolism, sensitivity and functions. Characteristics of the dentin in primary and permanent teeth in childhood.10. Morphology and physiology of dentin.11 min · 14 cards
  9. 9. Histogenesis of dental pulp – origin and development. Development of the dental papilla – cells, blood vessels and nerves. Anatomy of dental pulp.11. Histogenesis and anatomy of dental pulp.6 min · 16 cards
  10. 10. Histomorphology of dental pulp. Pulp layers, physiology and functions of pulp. Characteristics of the pulp in primary and permanent teeth in childhood.12. Histomorphology of the dental pulp. · 13. Functions and physiology of dental pulp.12 min · 30 cards
  11. 11. Histogenesis, morphology and physiology of dental cementum. Anatomy and chemical composition. Characteristics of dental cementum in childhood.14. Histogenesis of dental cementum. · 15. Morphology of dental cementum. · 16. Composition, physiology, and functions of dental cementum. · 16. Composition, physiology, and functions of dental cementum.17 min · 41 cards
  12. 12. Histogenesis, morphology and physiology of periodontium. Anatomy and chemical composition. Blood supply, lymphatic network and innervation. Characteristics of periodontium in childhood.17. Histogenesis of the periodontium. · 18. Morphology of the periodontium. · 19. Functions and ageing of the periodontium.18 min · 42 cards
  13. 13. Histogenesis, morphology, physiology of oral mucosa. Anatomy – main characteristics and morphology of oral mucosa. Types of oral mucosa. Cell composition, blood supply and innervation. Oral mucosa of lips and tongue. Characteristics of oral mucosa according to age.21. Histogenesis and histomorphology of the oral mucosa. · 22. Topographic characteristics of the oral mucosa, structure of the gingiva and specialized mucosa. · 23. Functions and physiology of the oral mucosa. Characteristics of oral mucosa in childhood23 min · 45 cards
  14. 14. Histogenesis, morphology and physiology of periodontium. Composition of periodontium – elements. Morphological characteristics in childhood. Functions.18. Morphology of the periodontium. · 20. Formation, structure, and remodeling of the alveolar bone. · 20. Formation, structure, and remodeling of the alveolar bone.11 min · 29 cards
  15. 15. Dynamics and development of primary dentition. Development periods and stages. Factors influencing tooth eruption. Mechanism, signs and sequence of eruption. Resorption organ. Pathology of tooth eruption.24. Dynamics of tooth development – periods and stages of tooth eruption. · 25. Theories and patterns of eruption. · 25. Theories and patterns of eruption.10 min · 31 cards
  16. 16. Dynamics and development of permanent dentition. Development periods and stages. Development and formation of the roots. Factors influencing tooth eruption. Mechanism and sequence of eruption. Pathology of tooth eruption.24. Dynamics of tooth development – periods and stages of tooth eruption. · 26. Tooth root formation - stages. Resorption of primary teeth.10 min · 32 cards
  17. 17. Anatomical and physiological characteristics of primary and permanent teeth – main characteristics of both types of dentitions. Anatomical features of dental crown.27. Anatomical and physiological features of primary teeth. · 28. Anatomical and physiological features of permanent teeth. · 29. Anatomical and physiological differences between primary and permanent dentition.18 min · 46 cards
  18. 18. Anatomical and physiological features of primary and permanent teeth - morphological characteristics of temporary and permanent teeth. Differences between primary and permanent teeth.27. Anatomical and physiological features of primary teeth. · 28. Anatomical and physiological features of permanent teeth. · 29. Anatomical and physiological differences between primary and permanent dentition.18 min · 46 cards
  19. 19. Abnormalities in the development of teeth. Abnormalities in the number of teeth – etiology, types. Abnormalities in the size of teeth – etiology, types.30. Anomalies of tooth development - anomalies in number, size, shape and location of the teeth.5 min · 16 cards
  20. 20. Abnormalities in the development of teeth. Abnormalities in the form of teeth – etiology, types. Abnormalities in the position of teeth – etiology, types. Localized abnormalities in tooth eruption.30. Anomalies of tooth development - anomalies in number, size, shape and location of the teeth.5 min · 16 cards
  21. 21. Abnormalities in the structure of the teeth. Types of structural anomalies. Risk factors for the occurrence of structural abnormalities. Pathogenetic mechanisms.31. Anomalies in tooth structure. Dental dysplasia - risk factors, pathogenesis and classification.4 min · 15 cards
  22. 22. Abnormalities in the structure of teeth. Classification of dental dysplasia. Inherited dental dysplasia.31. Anomalies in tooth structure. Dental dysplasia - risk factors, pathogenesis and classification.4 min · 15 cards
  23. 23. Abnormalities in the structure of the teeth. Congenital dental dysplasia – etiology, types. Acquired dental dysplasia – etiology, types.31. Anomalies in tooth structure. Dental dysplasia - risk factors, pathogenesis and classification.4 min · 15 cards
  24. 24. Liquid oral environment – definition. Saliva, salivary glands – macroscopic and microscopic structure, formation and secretion of saliva, regulation of salivary secretion.35. Salivary glands - structure, mechanism and control of salivary secretion.7 min · 14 cards
  25. 25. Composition of saliva. Stimulated and unstimulated salivary flow. Factors influencing salivary flow and composition.36. Composition of saliva and gingival crevicular fluid.6 min · 12 cards
  26. 26. Physiology of saliva. Gingival sulcus fluid – origin, composition and functions.36. Composition of saliva and gingival crevicular fluid. · 37. Physiology of saliva. Role of gingival crevicular fluid in the oral physiology.10 min · 26 cards
  27. 27. Oral ecology. Oral microflora. Types of microorganisms. Microbial interactions. Oral eco-niches. Characteristics of oral microflora according to age.32. Oral biological system and oral ecology - oral resident microflora. · 34. Microbial interactions. Interactions between micro- and macroorganisms. · 34. Microbial interactions. Interactions between micro- and macroorganisms.12 min · 32 cards
  28. 28. Oral ecology. Factors influencing the oral microbial homeostasis. Protective mechanisms of the oral ecosystem.33. Oral ecology - factors of oral bacterial homeostasis.5 min · 16 cards
  29. 29. Immunity – definition. Nonspecific and specific immunity. Types of immunopathological reactions. Characteristics of immunity in childhood.38. Immune system - non-specific and specific immunity, immune tolerance. · 39. Development of the immune system in childhood. Immunopathological reactions. Oral immunity. · 39. Development of the immune system in childhood. Immunopathological reactions. Oral immunity.12 min · 32 cards
  30. 30. Oral immunity. Protective mechanisms of the oral mucosa, oral lymphoid tissue, saliva and gingival fluid. Immune reactions and protective mechanisms in the main oral diseases.39. Development of the immune system in childhood. Immunopathological reactions. Oral immunity. · 39. Development of the immune system in childhood. Immunopathological reactions. Oral immunity. · 40. Immunopathological reactions in oral diseases. · 40. Immunopathological reactions in oral diseases.8 min · 31 cards

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