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Dental Sciences
This course is an introduction to microbiology,
oral pathology, therapeutics, and Vital Signs. In
addition, oral procedures relating to the
management of medical and dental emergencies is
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Dental Radiology
This course includes fundamentals of radiation
physics, generation and control of the radiation
beam, radiation hygiene, and film and cone
placement in paralleling and bisecting techniques.
Also covered are film selection, processing, and
mounting procedures. Supervised practice is
provided for students to expose, process, mount,
and evaluate oral radiographs
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Clinical Dentistry
This
course includes the fundamental functioning of
dental office, instrument handling and different
procedures which include Bonding system to bases,
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Dental Laboratory
Processes
This
course covers the lab work about dental cements,
impression materials and laboratory procedures.
The student will learn about Prosthodontics and
Dental Implants.
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Dental Prevention
This course introduces methods of preventing
dental disease. Topics include oral physiotherapy,
dental prophylaxis, fluoride, sealants, and
nutrition. Supervised sessions in plaque control,
food diary evaluation, and preventive lesson
plans, permit students the opportunity to practice
learned topics.
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Dental Care
Methods, techniques, and armamentarium of chairside dental
assisting in general dentistry as well as specialty procedures in
endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, oral pathology,
orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, periodontics, and
prosthodontics are covered. Supervised practice is provided to
enable students to demonstrate chairside dental assisting in each
specialty
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Dental
Administrative Management
This course familiarizes the student with
procedures commonly implemented in the dental
office. Topics include telephone, patient and
appointment management, the filing and recall
systems, financial policies, collections, banking,
third-party payment, inventory control, payroll,
human relations, interviewing, business office
equipment, dental software, and bookkeeping.
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Externship
Dental Clinic sites provide the student with a
supervised clinical environment where
chairside, laboratory, and office procedure
skills are applied. |
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Career
Development
The purpose of this course is to teach the
student skills to enable them to acquire a
position leading to a substantial career.
Students will learn: Interviewing Skills,
Conducting the Successful Job Search,
Discovering the Hidden Job Market, Preparing
Resumes and Cover Letters as well as mock
interviews. |
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