"Collagenopathies: Implications in the Oral Cavity" explores the critical role of collagen disorders in oral health and disease. Collagen, the primary structural protein in connective tissues, is essential for maintaining the integrity of oral tissues, including gums, teeth, and the jawbone. This comprehensive guide delves into various collagen-related disorders, their genetic and molecular basis, clinical manifestations, and diagnostic approaches. It highlights the impact of collagenopathies on oral structures, emphasizing early detection and management strategies. Designed for dental professionals, researchers, and students, the book bridges the gap between molecular science and clinical practice, offering valuable insights into the complexities of oral collagen-related conditions.