The Foundation Course on CBCT
A live online foundation course with Dr Ajay Nayak on when CBCT adds value to dental imaging and how to use it appropriately. The session covers...
A live online foundation course with Dr Ajay Nayak on when CBCT adds value to dental imaging and how to use it appropriately. The session covers...
A Case-Based Approach Oral Pathology Tuesdays Odontogenic lesions in children and adolescents can be diagnostically challenging, particularly when clinical, radiographic, and histopathological findings appear to overlap....
A special Oral Pathology 360 livestream exploring the upcoming International Oral Diseases Case Presentation Conference. Click to share and bring more minds into the conversation. Event...
Clinical excellence alone is no longer enough. Explore how effective leadership helps dental professionals build trust, lead teams, and sustain excellence. Click to share and bring...
An expert-led overview of current evidence on the oral microbiome in oral cancer and oral potentially malignant disorders, exploring proposed mechanisms and future research directions.
Help us choose the new timing for OP Tuesdays in 2026! Every December, we invite our global community to vote so we can keep the livestream accessible across regions and time zones. Cast your vote in the quick community poll.
Join Dr. Paras Bharatkumar Patel for a focused livestream on Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders (OPMDs) covering diagnosis, adjunctive tools, and emerging management options. Ideal for students, clinicians, and specialists in Oral Pathology, Oral Medicine, Oral Radiology, Oral Surgery, and General Dentistry. Certificates available for channel members.
Following several tragic student suicides, many educators have struggled with painful questions β Why does this happen? Could I have seen it coming? Was it a...
Health-sciences training has always demanded both strength and knowledge β but todayβs students face growing emotional pressures that toughness alone canβt solve. This World Mental Health Day, Oral Pathology 360 reflects on the silent struggles behind the white coats and the vital role educators play in recognizing early warning signs.
Supporting students goes beyond academics. Faculty members are often the first to notice changes in behaviour, mood, or performance that may signal deeper struggles. Yet many educators feel unsure about how to respond β how to recognise early warning signs, what to say, and when to seek professional help.
This faculty development webinar on student mental health is designed to equip faculty, postgraduate guides, and mentors with the awareness and confidence to identify potential concerns early and respond with empathy and clarity. The session will focus on practical skills that help create safe, supportive learning environments while maintaining academic standards.