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9781405105286

NVQ's for Dental Nurses

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    9781405105286

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-07-01
  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
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Summary

NVQs for Dental Nurses provides trainee dental nurses with a central course companion for the National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) Level 3 in Oral Healthcare. It offers comprehensive support on mandatory units of the course in addition to supplying material on the optional units most common to clinical dentistry.Modern to this core, the book will develop the NVQ dental nurse's understanding of current dental practice, as well as providing refreshing reading for those educated on the 'National' course and dental nurses pursuing access to registration (ART).The book positions dental nursing within a progressive education framework and embraces an holistic ethos of patient care. It provides essential reading for students of dental nursing and is a timely addition to the literature for practising, returning or refocusing dental nurses.Foreword written by Janet Goodwin, Chairman of the National Examining Board for Dental Nurses (2002-2003).Other Titles of Interest Levison: Textbook for Dental Nurses, Eighth Edition ISBN: 0632040319 Hollins: Questions & Answers for Dental Nurses ISBN: 0632042834 Ireland: Advanced Dental Nursing ISBN: 1405109238Cover design by Simon WitterVisit our website: www.blackwellmunksgaard.com

Author Biography

Carole Hollins is sole owner of a general dental practice in Staffordshire, from where she runs regular training courses for dental nurses. She is a member of the British Dental Association, and Faculty of General Dental Practitioners, and an examiner and council member of the National Examining Board for Dental Nurses.

Table of Contents

Foreword ix
Acknowledgements x
How To Use This Book xi
Applied Biology and Physiology
1(8)
Basic biology
1(7)
Activities
8(1)
Regional and Dental Anatomy
9(18)
Anatomy of the skull
9(4)
Surrounding muscles
13(1)
Nerve supply to the oral cavity
13(2)
Blood supply to the teeth and gingivae
15(1)
Salivary glands
16(1)
Tongue
17(1)
Dental anatomy
17(3)
Anatomy of supporting structures
20(1)
Tooth morphology
21(2)
Tooth surface nomenclature
23(3)
Activities
26(1)
Health, Safety and Security in Dental Practice
27(16)
Overview of the legislation
27(1)
Fire regulations
28(1)
First aid and medical emergencies
29(5)
COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health)
34(1)
RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences)
35(2)
Safe disposal of clinical and special waste
37(1)
Ionising radiation legislation
38(2)
Security in the workplace
40(2)
Activities
42(1)
Control of Infection and Maintenance of Sterilisation
43(11)
Basic principles of infection control
43(1)
Definitions of relevant terms
44(1)
Introduction to microorganisms
45(2)
Response of body to infection
47(2)
Cleaning of the clinical environment
49(1)
Cleaning of equipment, handpieces and instruments
49(1)
Autoclaves
50(1)
Protection of staff by immunisation
51(1)
Needle-stick injury guidelines
51(2)
Activities
53(1)
Oral Diseases
54(19)
Dental caries
54(7)
Periodontal disease
61(10)
Oral cancer
71(1)
Reference
72(1)
Activities
72(1)
Oral Health Motivation, Protection and Promotion
73(15)
Main oral diseases
73(1)
Section 1: Effect of general health on oral health
74(2)
Section 2: Evaluation of knowledge, skills and motivation
76(2)
Section 3: Support the development of these skills and improve motivation
78(6)
Section 4: Review the patient's progress
84(2)
Reference
86(1)
Activities
87(1)
Support of Clinical Assessment of Oral Health
88(13)
Frequency and purpose of clinical assessment
88(1)
Extra-oral soft tissue assessment
89(1)
Intra-oral soft tissue assessment
89(1)
Tooth charting
90(4)
Eruption dates of deciduous and permanent teeth
94(1)
Periodontal tissue assessment
94(2)
Methods used to carry out oral assessments
96(2)
Provision of support during oral health assessment
98(2)
Materials used in oral assessment
100(1)
Activities
100(1)
Dental Radiography
101(11)
Uses of radiographs in dentistry
101(1)
Nature of ionising radiation
102(1)
Principles of dental radiography
102(1)
Types of view used in dental radiography
103(1)
Radiographic techniques
104(2)
Formation and processing of the image
106(1)
Faults occurring during exposure
107(1)
Faults occurring during processing
108(3)
Activities
111(1)
Tooth Restoration
112(21)
Aims of tooth restoration
112(1)
Role of the dental nurse
112(1)
Local anaesthesia
113(6)
Moisture control during tooth restoration
119(1)
Cavity preparation
120(3)
Restorations
123(9)
Activities
132(1)
Prosthetic Dentistry
133(31)
Scope of prosthetic densitry
133(1)
Fixed prosthetics
134(19)
Removable prosthetics
153(10)
Activities
163(1)
Non-surgical and Surgical Endodontics
164(13)
Aims of endodontics
164(1)
The need for endodontics
164(4)
Non-surgical endodontic techniques
168(5)
Surgical endodontic techniques
173(2)
Nurse's role during endodontic procedures
175(1)
Use of antibiotics in endodontics
175(1)
Activities
176(1)
Extractions and Minor Oral Surgery
177(18)
Types of minor oral surgery
177(1)
Simple extractions
178(6)
Surgical extractions
184(5)
Operculectomy
189(1)
Alveolectomy
189(1)
Gingivectomy and gingivoplasty
189(2)
Periodontal flap surgery
191(1)
Soft tissue biopsies
192(1)
Use of antibiotics with minor oral surgery
192(2)
Activities
194(1)
Orthodontics
195(14)
Classification
195(2)
Causes of malocclusion
197(2)
Aims of orthodontic treatment
199(1)
Tooth movement through bone
199(1)
Risks of orthodontic treatment
200(1)
Orthodontic diagnosis
200(2)
Treatment of malocclusion
202(1)
Removable appliances
202(3)
Fixed appliances
205(2)
Functional appliances
207(1)
Activities
208(1)
Communication, Confidentiality and Patients' Rights
209(9)
Establishing a good relationship with the patient
209(1)
Communication
210(4)
Confidentiality
214(1)
Complaints
215(2)
Activities
217(1)
Development of Knowledge and Practice
218(7)
The changing scene
218(1)
Reflective practice
219(4)
Activities
223(2)
Glossary of Terms 225(8)
Index 233

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