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The UCLA Oral Pathology Diagnostic Laboratory accepts biopsy and surgical tissue specimens for diagnosis from dentists and physicians.

This course builds on IDS100, teaching students to apply radiology concepts to make and interpret intraoral radiographs.

This course offers in-depth training in intraoral radiographic techniques and interpretation, and an introduction to cone beam CT D3 spring quarter.

D3 students partake in a three-day OMS rotation to learn patient assessment, simple exodontia, and are introduced to other OS techniques.

Learn about the Oral Surgery D4 Rotation for 4th-year dental students, focusing on surgical extractions and patient care in maxillofacial surgery.

This course reviews chronic pain theory, classification, mechanisms and case studies illustrating various pain conditions.

Trainees enrolled in the Orofacial Pain and Dysfunction Advanced Clinical Training Program will have a similar curriculum and experience as the residents.

The UCLA Orofacial Pain and Dysfunction Postgraduate Training Program is a postgraduate certificate program renowned for providing hands-on experience.

ands-on clinical experience in treating headache, neuropathic pain disorders, TMJ disorders, and obstructive sleep apnea.

A postgraduate certificate program renowned for providing hands-on experience in treating headache, neuropathic pain disorders, and TMJ disorders.