One month of oral medicine is required. Laboratory and radiographic examinations are performed as appropriate and results are discussed. Evaluation is continuous and interactive as residents and faculty work together in the clinical setting. At the end of the rotation residents' progress is reported to the oral radiology program director. Residents are required to attend a weekly 2-hr.
Evaluation is continuous and interactive as residents and faculty work together.
At the end of the rotation residents' progress is reported to the oral radiology program director. During these rotations residents are exposed to a wide variety of diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial region. They are also exposed to advanced imaging modalities, such as MRI, CT, 3-D reconstruction and sialography. Evaluation is continuous and interactive as residents and faculty work together in the clinical setting. At the end of the rotation residents' progress is reported to the oral radiology program director.