required information for billing and charting for the dentist or HIM responsible for billing and…
They wish to know why they are experiencing this pain and discomfort and how best to resolve it. The new facility offers the tools and resources needed to discover the cause of any dental issue and to help patients maintain their oral health at all times.…
Although more than one method is used one or two of them will be more dominant.…
Sunrise River Dental Shadow dental hygienist professionals who were working on the patient such as: • Educate the patients on how important it is to maintain good oral hygiene • Clean, polish, exam for cavities • Loose fillings, look for cracks in teeth and remove plaque • Do X-ray and count the teeth.…
“Using the case study provided develop a treatment plan for this client. Justify your assessment and proposed actions in terms of the relationship models and concepts introduced in the module”…
Q2 1.2 Explain how good communication can have a positive effect on the way a dental nurse interacts with:…
The question is if these mid-level dental providers are necessary and a good idea for our patients? Will these mid-level providers solve the problem of “dental care crisis” in the poor and underserved population? Some have argued that mid-level dental providers could be a potential opening the door for the dentists to perform more complex procedures because the mid-level providers can normally only perform routine/simple dental cares. Thus this can be viewed as a way to expand a dentist’s practice and maximizing profit. However, some also may argued that dentists do not want their profession’s quality of care to be substandard and to be in jeopardy with the addition of mid-level providers who are less educated in dentistry. Thus, these mid-level providers have been described as both the solution to the disparities on oral health care as well as a threat to the survival of the dental…
After doing an assessment on my client, I felt very sympathetic for her with her diagnosis. My client stated that she was trying all of the methods that the hygienist had recommended for her over the past years. The client has been fighting with a habit that she has numerous times tried to quit, but was unsuccessful. From her habit, her oral tissue and healing will continue to delay until she is ready to quit or seeks professional help. I let my client know that I understood her frustration and informed her that we are here to help or that she would want to seek medical help from her…
Example: Demonstrate the necessity of good oral care by setting a fantastic example. Brush your teeth with your children for two minutes twice a day, and don’t forget to floss. See your dentist regularly, eat healthily, and drink lots of water to flush…
Outcome 1: Range Charts and records:1a. medical history, 1b personal details, 1c dental charts,1d laboratory tickets, 1e dental images, 1f photographs, 1g study modelsImpression materials:2a alginates, 2b puttyPatients: 3a adults, 3b children, 3c young people, 3d older people, 3f those with special needs, 3g those from different social and ethnic backgrounds…
The following project will focus on an activity which will benefit the patient in some way by incorporating the knowledge gained from all HNC units. After discussing the proposed subject matter with my class tutor and placement mentor (see Appendix 1 and 2) it was agreed the project will be a therapeutic activity, a manicure. I feel the patient will benefit from the one to one care and verbal stimuli I provide. To ensure the patients privacy and confidentiality is maintained throughout this project I will be referring to her as Rosa Linney (Data Protection Act 1998)…
Additionally, Dr. Burton will provide to both you and your family dentist a written summary of our findings and recommendations. The digital photo diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and menu of payment options are provided in a take home folder so you may have information in hand.…
A dental hygienist therapist can positively alter a patient's life in a substantial way. I have witnessed how Dentistry has changed over the past ten years and identified this role to be my unconditional ambition. I have an unwavering commitment to strive to achieve my vision, of learning to become proficient in highly technical clinical skills. I hope to succeed in completing life changing restorative and preventative work, for patients with high treatment needs, with whom I can make a difference.…
My first patient was Jaeleen. As a dental assistant, I told her to check in. Afterwards, I called her into a room and settled her down in place. A few minutes after, I started to do some duties. I asked her questions and checked her teeth. The first thing I did was asked when was her last time she went to the dentist. Her last time was on October 12, 2012. Then I asked if she had fillings. Jaeleen didn’t have fillings, but she had a missing tooth. Her front tooth! Then I asked if she was suffering any pain. She said, “No. My teeth feels great!” Next, I asked how often and how long does she normally brush her teeth. She replied, “I brush my teeth everyday. I brush them after I wake up and before I go to sleep. I brush my teeth for a minute and a half.” The last questions I asked were if…
My learning plan focused on enhancing my skills on health education and improving my clients’ knowledge. In particular, I planned to increase the staff’s and the client’s (who has COPD) knowledge on COPD. I was determined to do this because of the observations I made while in the group home. To begin with, my preceptor informed me herself that she and the staff do not know much about COPD (e.g., pathophysiology, symptoms, and interventions). Also, I observed the client’s lack of knowledge about COPD management such that he rarely drank water nor washed his hands before meals. These behaviors can worsen his condition as inadequate water intake can make it more difficult for the client to breathe and improper hand hygiene can increase risk for infections.…