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Due to technological progress, the education field has been increasingly using new modern learning objects, with features of flexibility, interoperability, customization, indexation and agility for updating. Curriculum directions determine the replacement of the minimum curriculum, based on the flexibilization of the contents and the participation of the student as the subject in the teaching-learning process. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the main contents used for the topic Pediatric Dental Surgery, observe the participation of the volunteers in this process and verify the acceptance of the use of a new Teledentistry learning object applied to Pediatric Dentistry. An evaluation questionnaire regarding the contents used for the topic Pediatric Dental Surgery was applied to graduation and post-graduation students, teachers and public-service professionals, where each volunteer (n=387) assigned values to the topics in order to classify them as fundamental or complementary to the learning process of the subject, using as reference the competences and skills required for the procedures involved in delivering clinical service. The development of the learning object (Virtual Man Project – Extraction of the lower deciduous molars/Mandibular block technique) was supported by the systematization of the results obtained from the questionnaires completed by the teachers, and a new questionnaire was used to evaluate the acceptance of this object in the teachinglearning process. Images of high visual and didactic quality were developed by the Virtual Man Project of the Telemedicine Discipline FMUSP (School of Medicine – São Paulo University) together with FOUSP (Dental School São Paulo University) covering innervation, anesthetic technique and extraction of the lower posterior deciduous molars. These images show 3D anatomic structures with physiological movements, observing the biomechanics and functional dynamics, which would be impossible to be demonstrated by conventional methods. The images are used to support student learning and professional training at any higher educational institution focused at the dentist profession/dental school. The great benefit is to transmit the knowledge of hours of theoretical class in minutes of directed study, which represents an innovative and motivating aspect. The results were submitted to the Pearson chi-square test. Among the main contents evaluated in the topic Pediatric Dentistry, Basic principles of surgical procedures (p=0.002), Mandibular block technique (p=0.001) and Accidents and Complications (p<0.001) were the most relevant based on skills and competences. All the volunteers enjoyed participating as a subject in the teaching-learning process, evaluating and analyzing the contents and the video, and the acceptance of the use of Teledentistry as an educational resource applied to anesthesia and exodontics for Pediatric Dentistry was 98.7%.

Avaliação de conteúdos e objeto de aprendizagem da Teleodontologia aplicado a anestesia e exodontia em Odontopediatria