Stomatology is divided into several majors.

According to the convention, medical majors should be discouraged, but they must learn. Let's talk about stomatology, which has a five-year academic system and is divided into oral and maxillofacial surgery, endodontics, periodontal disease, (oral) mucosal disease, children's dentistry (also called children's stomatology), prosthodontics, orthodontics, and dental implants. (I am an oral branch of the Second Hospital, too. (for reference only)

Maxillofacial surgery: it can be divided into alveolar surgery and maxillofacial surgery. Alveolar surgery involves tooth extraction, while maxillofacial surgery involves hard work, such as tumor cutting, suture, and orthognathic surgery, such as cutting a mandible and restoring occlusion. Do all night shifts.

Dental pulp, periodontium, mucous membrane and children's teeth are classified as stomatology, but some hospitals will call dental pulp department as stomatology alone.

Dental pulp is mainly used for filling teeth and root tip treatment, as well as preparing for restoration, such as fiber post.

Periodontal cleaning, as well as subgingival scaling, is to control periodontal disease (forgive me, to put it bluntly, it seems worse. )

Mucosal diseases are diseases of oral mucosa, such as ulcers, but in general, mucosal departments are not set up separately, only large-scale top three universities have them. After all, people seldom see them.

Children's Dentistry is to treat the teeth of children aged 4-14 (different ages in hospitals are different, and some will be relaxed to 2-18). This is true and difficult to handle.

Prosthodontics is often referred to as dental prosthetics, and there are other things, such as a car accident, surgery and so on. If you dry your face, you have to repair it. This is what you do, but it seems that some hospitals will go outside the maxillofacial region.

orthodontics, as its name implies, is to correct irregular teeth.