Fabiana da Silva de Oliveira

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University of São Paulo, School of Dentistry, Department of Stomatology
Universidade de São Paulo

Fabiana da Silva de Oliveira


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He holds a degree in Dentistry from the University of São Paulo (2014). He is a specialist in Implantology, with additional training through refresher courses in Stomatology and Dentistry for Patients with Special Needs. He has completed advanced training in Oral Surgery of impacted and erupted teeth, as well as in Public Health and Collective Health. He works in the area of ​​public health, both in primary care and in specialized care in Stomatology. Emphasis is on oral diagnosis, surgical procedures and clinical case studies.

EDUCATION

Degree in dentistry, specialist in implantology, improvement in oral surgery, stomatology, patients with special needs. Update in public and collective health

RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS

Oral Surgery, Multidisciplinary, Dentistry, General Dentistry

FUTURE PROJECTS

3D printed models for teaching bone lesions in stomatology

The study of maxillomandibular bone pathologies can be limited due to the limited information obtained clinically, revealing the need for tools that assist in the visualization of pathological anatomy for diagnosis. Experience with maxillomandibular bone pathology is often limited to traditional two-dimensional (2D) teaching methods and data from imaging modalities, such as computed tomography, X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging. 3D printing technology is a tool that allows models to be made from real pathologies, with the ability to proportional the spatial dimension in different sections and capable of physical manipulation and practical analysis, providing knowledge of the different peculiarities that characterize each lesion. This resource can enrich learning by increasing the understanding of bone lesions, as well as the practical engagement of undergraduate students, obtaining a possible gain in teaching.


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