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9781401834807

Delmar's Dental Assisting

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    1401834809

  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2003-06-26
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Summary

This exciting full-color comprehensive resource is designed to prepare dental assisting learners to pass the DANB certification exam, as well as to manage the challenges of working in the dental office. All of the learning elements that were so successful in the first edition have been retained in the new edition. New Web activity boxes, new and updated content, and additional teaching supplements have been added to make this dynamic learning system even better. Also brand new and completely updated are an Interactive Skills and Procedures CD-ROM, a workbook, (sold separately) and practice software (included), all designed to reinforce essential competencies needed to enter the field of dental assisting. This comprehensive and integrated learning package provides a complete approach to dental assisting knowledge and skills.

Table of Contents

List of Procedures
vi
Preface xviii
How to Use this Text xxii
How to Use the Practice Software xxiv
How to Use the Interactive Skills and Procedures Software xxvi
Section I: INTRODUCTION
1(18)
Introduction to the Dental Profession
3(16)
Introduction
4(1)
History of Dentistry
4(1)
Later Progress of Dentistry
5(1)
Progress of Dentistry in the United States
5(1)
Education and Organized Denistry
6(2)
American Dental Association
7(1)
The Dental Team
8(4)
Dentists
8(1)
Dental Hygienists
9(1)
Dental Laboratory Technicians
10(1)
Dental Assistants
10(1)
Other Members of the Dental Team
11(1)
Psychology and Understanding Individual Paradigms
12(1)
Communication
12(1)
The Message
12(1)
Receiving the Message
13(1)
Providing Feedback
13(1)
Listening Skills
13(1)
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
13(2)
Territoriality or Spatial Relation
14(1)
Posture and Position
14(1)
Facial Expression
14(1)
Gestures
14(1)
Perception
14(1)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
15(1)
Defense Mechanisms
15(1)
Multi-Cultural Interaction
15(1)
Chapter Summary
16(3)
Section II: Basic Dental Sciences
19(140)
Oral Health and Nutrition
20(30)
Introduction
21(1)
Preventive Dentistry
21(3)
Plaque Formation
21(1)
Patient Motivation
22(1)
Age Characteristics
22(1)
Home Care
23(1)
Oral Hygiene Aids
24(3)
Disclosing Agents
24(1)
Dentifrice
24(1)
Mouth Rinses
25(1)
Chewing Gum
26(1)
Interdental Aids
26(1)
Toothbrushes and Techniques
27(4)
Manual Toothbrushes
27(1)
Mechanical Toothbrushes
27(1)
Brushing Techniques for the Manual Toothbrush
28(3)
Tongue Brushing
31(1)
Dental Flossing
31(4)
Types of Floss
31(1)
Hygienic Care of Prosthetic Devices
32(3)
Oral Hygiene for Patients with Special Needs
35(1)
Pregnant Patients
35(1)
Patients with Cancer
36(1)
Patients with Heart Disease
36(1)
Older Patients
36(1)
Additional Preventive Procedures Performed in the Dental Office
36(1)
Fluoride
36(5)
History of Fluoride in Dentistry
36(1)
Fluoridation
36(1)
Effects of Fluoride
37(1)
Tooth Development
37(1)
Fluoride in Dental Plaque
37(1)
Fluoride Toxicity
37(1)
Benefits of Fluoride
38(1)
Forms of Fluorides
38(1)
Topical Fluoride
39(2)
Fluoride Rinses
41(1)
Nutrition
41(1)
Nutrients
41(7)
Fats and Lipids
42(1)
Proteins
42(1)
Balancing Energy
43(1)
Vitamins
43(1)
Minerals
44(2)
Water
46(1)
Nutrition Labels
46(2)
Diet, Culture, Religion, and Group
48(1)
Chapter Summary
48(2)
General Anatomy and Physiology
50(21)
Introduction
51(1)
Body Structure
51(3)
Body Systems
51(1)
Body Planes and Directions
51(1)
Body Cavities
51(2)
Basic Structure and Functions of the Cell
53(1)
Skeletal System
54(2)
Functions of the Skeleton System
54(1)
Divisions of the Skeleton System
54(1)
Composition of the Bones
55(1)
Types of Joints
55(1)
Diseases and Conditions of the Skeletal System
56(1)
Muscular System
56(3)
Functions of the Muscular System
56(1)
Types of Muscles
56(1)
Muscle Characteristics
57(1)
Muscle Attachments
57(1)
How Muscles Work and Function
57(1)
Conditions and Diseases of the Muscular System
57(2)
Nervous System
59(2)
Functions of the Nervous System
59(1)
Structure of the Nervous System
59(1)
The Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
59(1)
The Brain and the Cranial Nerves
60(1)
Diseases of the Nervous System
60(1)
Endocrine System and Reproductive System
61(1)
Functions of the Endocrine System
61(1)
Parts of the Endocrine System
61(1)
Reproductive System
61(1)
Diseases and Conditions of the Endocrine and Reproductive Systems
61(1)
Circulatory System
62(2)
Functions of the Circulatory System
62(1)
Parts of the Circulatory System
62(2)
Diseases and Conditions of the Circulatory System
64(1)
Digestive System
64(2)
Functions of the Digestive System
64(1)
Parts of the Digestive System
65(1)
Diseases and Conditions of the Digestive System
66(1)
Respiratory System
66(2)
Functions of the Respiratory System
66(1)
Parts of the Respiratory System
67(1)
Diseases of the Respiratory System
68(1)
Lymphatic System and Immune System
68(1)
Functions of the Lymphatic System
68(1)
Parts of the Lymphatic System
68(1)
Functions of the Immune System
69(1)
Diseases and Conditions of the Lymphatic and Immune Systems
69(1)
Chapter Summary
69(2)
Head and Neck Anatomy
71(18)
Introduction
72(1)
Landmarks of the Face and Oral Cavity
72(3)
Landmarks of the Face
72(1)
Landmarks of the Oral Cavity
72(1)
The Palate Area of the Oral Cavity
73(1)
The Tongue
73(1)
The Floor of the Mouth
73(1)
The Salivary Glands
74(1)
Bones of the Head
75(2)
Bones of the Cranium
75(1)
Bones of the Face
75(2)
Temporomandibular Joint
77(1)
Muscles of the Head and Neck
78(5)
Muscles of Mastication
79(1)
Muscles of Facial Expression
79(2)
Muscles of the Tongue
81(1)
Muscles of the Floor of the Mouth
82(1)
Muscles of the Soft Palate
82(1)
Muscles of the Neck
83(1)
Nerves of the Head and Neck
83(2)
The Maxillary Branch of the Trigeminal Nerve
83(1)
The Mandibular Branch of the Trigeminal Nerve
84(1)
Circulation of the Head and Neck
85(2)
Arteries of the Face and Oral Cavity
85(1)
External Carotid Artery
86(1)
Veins of the Face and Oral Cavity
86(1)
Chapter Summary
87(2)
Embryology and Histology
89(15)
Introduction
90(1)
Embryology
90(4)
Primitive Facial Development
91(1)
Stages and Features of Pregnancy
91(1)
Developmental Disturbances
92(2)
Life Cycle of the Tooth
94(2)
Bud Stage
94(1)
Cap Stage
95(1)
Bell Stage
95(1)
Maturation Stage
95(1)
Histology
96(1)
Tooth Structure
96(6)
Enamel
96(1)
Dentin
97(1)
Pulp
98(1)
Components of the Periodontium
98(1)
Cementum
98(1)
Alveolar Bone
99(1)
Periodontal Ligament
99(2)
Gingiva
101(1)
Chapter Summary
102(2)
Tooth Morphology
104(26)
Introduction
105(1)
Dental Arches
105(1)
Dental Quadrants
106(1)
Types of Teeth and Their Functions
106(2)
Primary Teeth
106(1)
Permanent Teeth
107(1)
Eruption Schedule
108(1)
Divisions of the Tooth
108(2)
Surfaces of the Teeth
110(1)
Anterior Teeth
110(1)
Posterior Teeth
110(1)
Anatomical Structures
111(4)
Permanent Teeth Descriptions
115(11)
Maxillary Central Incisor
115(1)
Maxillary Lateral Incisor
116(1)
Maxillary Canine (Cuspid)
117(1)
Maxillary First Premolar (Bicuspid)
118(1)
Maxillary Second Premolar (Bicuspid)
118(1)
Maxillary First Molar
119(1)
Maxillary Second Molar
120(1)
Maxillary Third Molar
120(1)
Mandibular Central Incisor
121(1)
Mandibular Lateral Incisor
122(1)
Mandibular Canine (Cuspid)
122(1)
Mandibular First Premolar (Bicuspid)
123(1)
Mandibular Second Premolar (Bicuspid)
123(1)
Mandibular Molars
124(1)
Mandibular First Molar
124(1)
Mandibular Second Molar
125(1)
Mandibular Third Molar
125(1)
Deciduous (Primary) Teeth Descriptions
126(2)
Maxillary Deciduous Central Incisor
127(1)
Maxillary Deciduous Lateral Incisor
127(1)
Maxillary Deciduous Canine (Cuspid)
127(1)
Maxillary Deciduous First Molar
127(1)
Maxillary Deciduous Second Molar
127(1)
Mandibular Deciduous Central Incisor
127(1)
Mandibular Deciduous Lateral Incisor
127(1)
Mandibular Deciduous Canine (Cuspid)
127(1)
Mandibular Deciduous First Molar
127(1)
Mandibular Deciduous Second Molar
128(1)
Chapter Summary
128(2)
Dental Charting
130(17)
Introduction
131(1)
Dental Charts
131(1)
Numbering Systems
131(2)
Universal/National System for Numbering
131(1)
Federation Dentaire Internationale (FDI) System for Numbering
132(1)
Palmer System for Numbering
132(1)
Cavity Classifications
133(1)
Class I
133(1)
Class II
133(1)
Class III
133(1)
Class IV
134(1)
Class V
134(1)
Class VI
134(1)
Abbreviations of Tooth Surfaces
134(1)
Commonly Used Abbreviations
135(1)
Basic Charting Terms
135(1)
Charting Color Indications and Symbols
136(6)
Chapter Summary
142(5)
Microbiology
147(12)
Introduction
148(1)
Important People in Microbiology
148(1)
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
148(1)
Louis Pasteur
148(1)
Robert Koch
148(1)
Groups of Microorganisms
148(1)
Bacteria
149(2)
Baceteria's Need for Oxygen
149(1)
The Morphology of Bacteria
149(1)
Disease Examples Caused by Bacteria
150(1)
Protozoa
151(1)
Disease Examples Caused by Protozoa
151(1)
Rickettsiae
151(1)
Disease Examples Caused by Rickettsiae
151(1)
Yeasts and Molds
152(1)
Disease Examples Caused by Yeasts and Molds
152(1)
Viruses
153(1)
Disease Examples Caused by Viruses
153(1)
Diseases of Major Concern to the Dental Assistant
154(2)
Herpes Simplex
154(1)
Viral Hepatitis
154(1)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
155(1)
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
155(1)
How the Body Resists Diseases
156(1)
Infection
156(1)
Immunity
156(1)
Normal Routes of Microorganism Exposure in the Dental Office
156(1)
Direct Contact
157(1)
Indirect Contact
157(1)
Inhalation
157(1)
Chapter Summary
157(2)
Section III: PRECLINICAL DENTAL SKILLS
159(90)
Infection Control
160(29)
Introduction
161(1)
Rationales and Regulations
161(3)
Rationale of Infection Control
161(1)
Regulations and Recommendations for Infection Control in the Dental Office
161(2)
OSHA-Mandated Training for Dental Office Employees
163(1)
Cross-Contamination Pathways
164(1)
Routes of Microbial Transmission
164(1)
Infection Control in the Dental Office
165(7)
Immunizations
165(1)
Medical History
165(1)
Handwashing
165(1)
Personal Protective Equipment
166(5)
Barriers
171(1)
Disinfection
172(4)
Cleaning the Area
172(1)
Environmental Protection Agency Approval
172(1)
Chemical Disinfectants
173(1)
Ultrasonic Cleaning
174(1)
Packaging and Loading Sterilizers
175(1)
Sterilization
176(3)
Types of Sterilization
176(2)
Equipment Maintenance
178(1)
Handpiece Sterilization
179(1)
Instrument Storage
179(1)
Sterilization Monitoring
179(1)
Biological Monitors
179(1)
Process Indicators
179(1)
Dosage Indicators
179(1)
Techniques and Aids for Infection Control
180(1)
Preprocedure Antiseptic Mouth Rinses
180(1)
High Volume Evacuation
180(1)
Dental Dam Usage
180(1)
Disposable Items
180(1)
Clinical Asepsis Protocol
181(6)
Treatment Area Protocol for Disinfecting and Cleaning
181(1)
Dental Unit Waterlines
181(6)
Dental Radiography Room and Equipment
187(1)
Dental Laboratory
187(1)
Chapter Summary
187(2)
Management of Hazardous Materials
189(16)
Introduction
190(4)
OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard Revision
194(1)
Exposure Control Plan Additions
194(1)
OSHA's Compliance Directive
195(1)
Engineering/Work Practice Controls
195(1)
Sharps
195(3)
Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens
196(2)
Employee Work Site
198(1)
Hazardous Chemicals
198(5)
Material Safety Data Sheets
199(4)
Chapter Summary
203(2)
Preparation for Patients Care
205(12)
Introduction
206(1)
Patient History
206(1)
Personal Information
206(1)
Medical Information
206(1)
Dental Information
206(1)
Clinical Observation
207(1)
Clinical Evaluation
207(2)
Vital Signs
209(6)
Body Temperature
209(2)
Pulse
211(1)
Respiration
212(1)
Blood Pressure
212(3)
Chapter Summary
215(2)
Pharmacology
217(11)
Introduction
218(1)
Drug Names
218(1)
Brand Names
218(1)
Generic Names
218(1)
Prescriptions
218(3)
Parts of a Prescription
219(2)
Drug Laws
221(1)
Drug Schedule for the Comprehensive Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970
221(1)
Drug Administration Routes
221(1)
Drugs
222(1)
Tobacco
222(1)
Caffeine
222(1)
Alcohol
222(1)
Marijuana
223(1)
Cocaine
223(1)
Narcotics
223(1)
Heroin
223(1)
Morphine
224(1)
Codeine
224(1)
Amphetamines
224(1)
Hallucinogens
224(1)
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
224(1)
Phencyclidine
224(1)
Mescaline
225(1)
Barbiturates
225(1)
Drugs Prescribed
225(1)
Analgesics
225(1)
Tranquilizers
225(1)
Antibiotics
225(1)
Antifungal Agents
226(1)
Anticholinergics
226(1)
Chapter Summary
226(2)
Emergency Management
228(21)
Introduction
229(1)
Routine Preparedness for Dental Team Members
229(1)
The Dental Assistant's Role in Emergency Care
229(1)
Dental Office Emergency Kit
230(1)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
231(7)
The ABCs of CPR
231(4)
Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
235(3)
Causes, Signs, and Treatment of Emergencies
238(7)
Syncope
238(1)
Asthma
239(2)
Allergic Reactions
241(1)
Anaphylactic Reaction
241(1)
Hyperventilation
241(1)
Epilepsy/Seizure Disorder
241(1)
Diabetes Mellitus
242(1)
Hypoglycemia
243(1)
Cardiovascular Emergencies
243(1)
Angina Pectoris
244(1)
Myocardial Infarction
244(1)
Congestive Heart Failure
245(1)
Stroke/Cerebrovascular Accident
245(1)
Dental Emergencies
245(1)
Abscessed Tooth
245(1)
Alveolitis
245(1)
Avulsed Tooth
245(1)
Broken Prosthesis
246(1)
Soft Tissue Injury
246(1)
Broken Tooth
246(1)
Loose Permanent or Temporary Crown
246(1)
Chapter Summary
246(3)
Section IV: CLINICAL DENTAL PROCEDURES
249(142)
Introduction to Chairside Assisting
250(37)
Introduction
251(1)
The Dental Office Design
251(4)
The Reception Room
251(2)
The Reception Desk and Business Office
253(1)
Sterilizing Area
253(1)
Dental Office Laboratory
253(1)
X-Ray Processing Room
254(1)
Radiography Room
254(1)
Optional Rooms in the Dental Office
254(1)
The Treatment Rooms and Dental Equipment
255(8)
The Dental Chair
255(1)
The Dental Unit
256(3)
Dental Stools
259(1)
Operating Light
260(1)
Cabinetry
260(1)
Sink
260(1)
Dental X-Ray Unit
261(1)
Small Equipment Found in the Treatment Room
261(2)
Dental Air Compressor and Central Vacuum System
263(1)
Routine Office Care
263(1)
Concepts of Dental Assisting
263(3)
Activity Zones
265(1)
Classifications of Motion
265(1)
Preparing the Treatment Room
266(1)
Seating the Dental Patient
266(1)
Greet and Escort the Patient
266(1)
Seat and Prepare the Patient
266(1)
Ergonomics for the Operator and the Assistant
267(2)
Ergonomics for the Operator
268(1)
Ergonomics for the Assistant
268(1)
Dismissing the Patient
269(1)
Patients with Special Needs
270(1)
Child Patients
270(1)
Senior Patients
270(1)
Pregnant Patients
270(1)
Hearing Impaired or Blind Patients
271(1)
Patients with Wheelchairs or Walkers
271(1)
Patients Who Speak No English
271(1)
Instrument Transfer
271(7)
Transfer Hand
272(1)
Instrument Grasps
272(1)
Instrument Transfer Methods
273(1)
Instrument Transfer Modifications
274(4)
Maintaining the Operating Field
278(6)
Lighting
279(1)
The Evacuation System
279(3)
Saliva Ejector
282(1)
The Air-Water Syringe
282(1)
Retraction of Tissues
283(1)
Techniques for Moisture Control and Isolation
284(1)
Cotton Rolls
284(1)
Dry Angles
285(1)
Chapter Summary
285(2)
Chairside Instruments and Tray Systems
287(21)
Introduction
288(1)
Instruments for Basic Chairside Procedures
288(10)
Basic Structural Parts of Dental Hand Instruments
288(2)
Basic Classification of Dental Instruments
290(1)
Cutting Instruments
291(2)
Non-Cutting Instruments
293(1)
Basic Examination Instruments
293(1)
Plastic Filling Instruments/Composite Instruments
294(1)
Amalgam Carriers
295(1)
Amalgam Condensers (Pluggers)
295(1)
Carvers
296(1)
Burnishers
296(1)
Files
296(1)
Finishing Knives
296(1)
Miscellaneous Instruments
296(2)
Instrument Care, Maintenance, and Sterilization
298(1)
Dental Rotary Instruments
298(3)
Parts of the Bur
298(1)
Cutting Burs
298(2)
Diamond Burs
300(1)
Finishing Burs
300(1)
Surgical Burs
300(1)
Laboratory Burs
300(1)
Fissurotomy Burs
301(1)
Abrasives
301(2)
Mandrels
301(1)
Discs
301(1)
Stones
302(1)
Rubber Wheels
302(1)
Rubber Points
302(1)
Sterilization, Maintenance, and Storage
302(1)
Dental Handpieces
303(2)
The Parts of the Dental Handpiece
303(1)
High-Speed Handpiece
303(1)
Low-Speed Handpiece
303(1)
Maintenance and Sterilization of Dental Handpieces
304(1)
Air Abrasion
305(1)
Tray Systems
305(1)
Positioning on Trays
305(1)
Cassette System for Instruments
306(1)
Color-Coding Systems
306(1)
Chapter Summary
306(2)
Management of Pain and Anxiety
308(19)
Introduction
309(1)
Anesthetics and Sedation
309(1)
General Anesthesia
309(1)
Local Anesthesia
309(1)
Topical Anesthesia
309(1)
Sedation
309(1)
Topical Anesthetics
309(1)
Local Anesthetics
310(2)
Local Anesthetic Agents
310(1)
Vasoconstrictors
310(1)
Possible Complications of Local Anesthetics
311(1)
Types of Injections
311(1)
Injection Sites
312(2)
Anesthetics, Syringes, and Needles
314(4)
The Syringe
314(1)
The Needle
314(1)
The Anesthetic Cartridge
315(3)
Supplemental Anesthetic Techniques
318(4)
Intraosseous Anesthesia
318(3)
Periodontal Ligament Injection
321(1)
Intrapulpal Injection
321(1)
Electronic Anesthesia
322(1)
Computer-Controlled Local Anesthesia Delivery System
322(1)
Nitrous Oxide Sedation
322(3)
Safety and Precautions
324(1)
Equipment
325(1)
Chapter Summary
325(2)
Dental Radiography
327(64)
Introduction
329(1)
Radiation Physics and Biology
330(2)
The Structure of an Atom and Ionization
330(1)
Radiation Types
330(2)
Biological Effects of Radiation
332(1)
Somatic and Genetic Effects of Radiation
332(1)
Radiosensitive Cells
332(1)
Radiation Units of Measurement
332(1)
Occupational Exposure
333(1)
Daily Radiation Exposure
333(1)
Accumulation of Radiation
333(1)
Dental X-Ray Unit/Components
333(3)
Control Panel
333(2)
Arm Assembly and Tube Head
335(1)
Safety and Precautions
336(1)
Manufacturer's Responsibilities
336(1)
Dentist's Responsibilities
336(1)
Responsibilities of the Dental Assistant
337(1)
Responsibilities of the Patient
337(1)
Additional Notes Regarding Reducing Radiation Exposure
337(1)
Radiation Production
337(1)
Dental X-Ray Film
338(2)
Composition of Dental X-Ray Film
338(1)
Film Speed
338(1)
Film Sizes
339(1)
Dental Film Packet
339(1)
Dental Film Storage
339(1)
ProducinQuality Radiographs
340(14)
Preparing for X-Ray Exposure
340(1)
During Film Exposure
340(1)
Patient Exposure
340(1)
After the Films Are Exposed
341(1)
Types of Film Exposures
341(1)
Intraoral Techniques for Film Exposures
341(1)
Bisecting Technique
341(2)
Paralleling Technique
343(2)
Full-Mouth Radiographic Survey
345(1)
Bite-Wing Series
345(1)
Positioning for the Maxillary Arch
346(2)
Positioning for the Mandibular Arch
348(6)
Producing Special Radiographs
354(14)
Occlusal Radiographs
354(1)
Pediatric Radiographs
354(7)
Edentulous Radiographic Survey
361(1)
Endodontic Radiographic Technique
362(1)
Special Needs Patients/Compromised Patients
362(1)
Common Radiographic Errors
363(3)
Film Processing Errors
366(2)
Processing Quality Radiographs
368(6)
Manual Processing Equipment
368(1)
Processing Preparation
369(1)
Manual Film Processing Technique
370(2)
Composition of Processing Solutions
372(1)
Automatic Processor
372(1)
Duplicating Radiographs
373(1)
Mounting Radiographs
374(3)
Storage of Patient Radiographs
377(1)
Legal Implications of Radiographs
377(1)
Extraoral Radiographs
377(4)
Panoramic Radiography
377(1)
Cassette Film Holders
378(1)
Panoramic Exposure Technique Suggestions
379(1)
Cephalometric Radiographs
379(2)
Radiographic Interpretation
381(4)
The Tooth and the Surrounding Tissues
382(1)
The Mandibular Landmarks
382(1)
The Maxillary Landmarks
383(2)
Quality Assurance
385(2)
Imaging Systems/Digital Imaging Systems
387(1)
Computed Tomography (CT Scanning)
387(1)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
387(1)
Digital Imaging (Computed Dental Radiography)
387(1)
Chapter Summary
388(3)
Section V: DENTAL SPECIALTIES
391(180)
Endodontics
392(20)
Introduction
393(1)
The Endodontic Team
393(1)
Progress of Pulpal and Periapical Diseases
393(1)
Pulpal Diseases
393(1)
Periapical Diseases
393(1)
Endodontic Diagnosis
394(3)
Medical History
394(1)
Dental History
394(1)
The Clinical Examination and Pulp Testing
394(3)
Treatment Plan
397(1)
Endodontic Instruments
397(4)
Characteristics of Intracanal Instruments
397(1)
Barbed Broaches
397(1)
Files
398(1)
Reamers
398(1)
Rubber Stops
399(1)
Gates-Glidden Drills
399(1)
Peeso Reamers
399(1)
Lentulo Spirals
399(1)
Endodontic Spoon Excavator
400(1)
Endodontic Explorer
400(1)
Endodontic Spreaders, Pluggers, and the Glick #1
400(1)
Endodontic Materials
401(2)
Absorbent Paper Points
401(1)
Gutta Percha
401(1)
Irrigation Solutions
402(1)
Root Canal Cleaning and Disinfecting
402(1)
Root Canal Sealers/Cements
402(1)
Equipment Assisting Endodontic Procedures
402(1)
Sterilization Procedures
403(1)
Endodontic Procedures
403(4)
Root Canal Treatment
403(3)
Pulpectomy
406(1)
Pulpotomy
407(1)
Surgical Endodontics
407(3)
Apicoectomy
407(2)
Root Amputation
409(1)
Hemisection
409(1)
Chapter Summary
410(2)
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
412(28)
Introduction
413(1)
The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon's Office
413(1)
The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Team
413(1)
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
413(1)
Receptionist and Business Staff
413(1)
Surgical Dental Assistant
413(1)
Oral Surgery Instruments
414(7)
Scalpel
414(1)
Retractors
414(1)
Mouth Props
415(1)
Hemostats
416(1)
Needle Holders
416(1)
Surgical Scissors
416(1)
Surgical Aspirating Tips
416(1)
Surgical Curettes
416(1)
Surgical Chisels and Mallets
417(1)
Surgical Bone Files
417(1)
Rongeurs
418(1)
Periosteal Elevator
418(1)
Elevators
418(1)
Forceps
418(3)
Asepsis in Oral Surgery
421(1)
Patient Considerations
421(2)
Patient Preparation
423(1)
Oral Surgery Procedures
423(10)
Routine or Uncomplicated Extractions
423(2)
Multiple Extractions and Alveoplasty
425(1)
Impacted Teeth Extractions
426(1)
Biopsy Procedures
426(3)
Postoperative Care of the Patient
429(3)
Postsurgical Complications
432(1)
Temporomandibular Joint Disease
433(1)
Signs and Symptoms of TMJ Dysfunction
433(1)
Diagnosing TMJ Dysfunction
433(1)
Treatment Options for TMJ Dysfunction
433(1)
Dental Implants
434(4)
Considerations for Dental Implants
434(1)
Treatment Sequence
434(1)
Types of Implants
435(3)
Postoperative Care and Home-Care Instructions
438(1)
Hospital Dentistry
438(1)
Chapter Summary
438(2)
Oral Pathology
440(19)
Introduction
441(1)
Inflammation
442(1)
Oral Lesions
442(1)
Lesions Classified Above the Surface of the Oral Mucosa
442(1)
Lesions Classified Below the Surface of the Oral Mucosa
442(1)
Lesions Classified Even or Flat with the Surface of the Oral Mucosa
442(1)
Lesions Classified Flat or Above the Surface of the Oral Mucosa
443(1)
Biological Agents
443(2)
Actinomycosis
443(1)
Herpes Simplex
443(1)
Aphthous Ulcers
443(1)
Herpes Zoster
444(1)
Syphilis
444(1)
Thrush
445(1)
Physical Agents
445(1)
Denture Irritation Causing Hyperplasia
445(1)
Amalgam Tattoo
445(1)
Radiation Injury
445(1)
Chemical Agents
446(2)
Aspirin Burn
446(1)
Nicotine Stomatitis
446(1)
Chewing Tobacco (Snuff) Lesion
447(1)
Hairy Tongue
447(1)
Gingival Hyperplasia
447(1)
Hormonal Disturbances
448(1)
Pregnancy Gingivitis
448(1)
Pyogenic Granuloma
448(1)
Puberty Gingival Enlargement
449(1)
Developmental Disturbances
449(2)
Disturbances in Tooth Development
449(1)
Oral Tori
449(1)
Exostoses
450(1)
Fordyce's Spots (Granules)
450(1)
Fissured Tongue
450(1)
Bifid Tongue
451(1)
Ankyloglossia
451(1)
Nutritional Disturbances
451(1)
Angular Cheilitis
451(1)
Glossitis (Bald Tongue)
452(1)
Neoplasms
452(2)
Leukoplakia
452(1)
Lichen Planus
452(1)
Erythroplakia
453(1)
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
453(1)
Basal Cell Carcinoma
453(1)
Papilloma
453(1)
Fibroma
454(1)
Oral Lesions Related to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and Human Immunodeficiency Virus
454(1)
Hairy Leukoplakia
455(1)
Candida Albicans
455(1)
Kaposi's Sarcoma
455(1)
Miscellaneous Disorders
455(2)
Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
455(1)
Mucocele
456(1)
Varix
456(1)
Geographic Tongue
456(1)
Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia
457(1)
Bell's Palsy
457(1)
Chapter Summary
457(2)
Orthodontics
459(29)
Introduction
460(1)
The Orthodontic Practice
460(2)
The Orthodontic Office
460(1)
The Orthodontic Team
460(2)
Occlusion and Malocclusion
462(2)
Normal Occlusion
462(1)
Malocclusion
462(1)
Malpositions of Individual Teeth and Groups of Teeth
462(2)
Etiology of Malocclusion
464(1)
Types of Orthodontic Treatment
465(1)
Preventive and Interceptive Orthodontics
465(1)
Corrective Orthodontics
465(1)
Process of Tooth Movement
465(1)
Preorthodontic Treatment
465(3)
Diagnostic Records
466(1)
Medical-Dental History
466(1)
Clinical Examination
466(1)
Radiographs
466(1)
Photographs
467(1)
Study Models
467(1)
The Consultation Appointment
468(1)
Orthodontic Appliances
468(5)
Fixed Appliances
468(2)
Special Fixed Appliances
470(1)
Removable Appliances
471(2)
Orthodontic Instruments
473
Orthodontic Treatment
375(109)
Separators
475(1)
Selection of Orthodontic Bands
475(4)
Band Cementation
479(1)
Direct Bonding Brackets
480(1)
Placement of the Arch Wire
480(3)
Oral Hygiene Instructions
483(1)
Periodic Office Visits for Adjustments
484(1)
Completion Appointment
484(2)
Chapter Summary
486(2)
Pediatric Dentistry
488(16)
Introduction
489(1)
The Pediatric Dental Office
489(1)
The Pediatric Dental Team
489(1)
The Dental Assistant's Role in Pediatric Dentistry
490(1)
Behavior Characteristics of Children at Various Ages
490(1)
Patient Management
491(1)
Behavior Management Techniques
491(1)
Role of the Parent or Guardian
492(1)
Procedures in Pediatric Dentistry
493(7)
The Examination
493(1)
Preventive Procedures
493(1)
Restorative Procedures
494(1)
Dental Dam Procedure
495(1)
Pulp Therapy in Primary and Young Permanent Teeth
495(3)
Stainless Steel Crowns
498(2)
Emergency Treatment for Traumatic Injuries
500(2)
Fractured Teeth
500(1)
Traumatic Intrusion
501(1)
Displaced Teeth
501(1)
Avulsed Teeth
501(1)
Child Abuse
502(1)
The Law and Reporting Child Abuse
502(1)
Chapter Summary
502(2)
Periodontics
504(26)
Introduction
505(1)
The Periodontal Team
505(1)
Periodontal Disease
505(3)
Symptoms of Periodontal Disease
506(1)
Causes of Periodontal Disease
506(1)
Types of Periodontal Disease
507(1)
Periodontal Diagnostic Procedures
508(4)
Medical Dental History
508(1)
Clinical Examination
509(2)
Radiographic Interpretation
511(1)
Presentation of the Treatment Plan
511(1)
Periodontal Instruments
512(5)
Instrument Sharpening
512(1)
Periodontal Probes
512(1)
Explorers
513(1)
Curettes
513(1)
Scalers
513(1)
Files
514(1)
Ultrasonic Instruments
514(1)
Periodontal Knives
514(1)
Interdental Knives
515(1)
Surgical Scalpel
515(1)
Electrosurgery
515(1)
Pocket Marking Pliers
516(1)
Periosteal Elevators
516(1)
Periodontal Scissors, Rongeurs, and Forceps
516(1)
Lasers
517(1)
Uses of the Dental Laser
517(1)
Benefits of Lasers in Dentistry
517(1)
Non-Surgical Periodontal Procedures
517(3)
Occlusal Adjustment
517(1)
Scaling and Polishing
518(1)
Root Planing
519(1)
Gingival Curettage
519(1)
Postoperative Treatment
519(1)
Surgical Periodontal Procedures
520(4)
Gingivectomy
520(1)
Gingivoplasty
520(1)
Periodontal Flap Surgery
520(2)
Osseous Surgery
522(1)
Mucogingival Surgery
523(1)
Gingival Grafting
523(1)
Frenectomy
524(1)
Periodontal Dressing
524(3)
Types of Periodontal Dressings
524(3)
Periodontal Maintenance Procedures
527(1)
Chapter Summary
528(2)
Fixed Prosthodontics
530(20)
Introduction
531(1)
Patient Considerations
531(1)
Case Presentation
531(1)
Cosmetic/Esthetic Dentistry
532(1)
The Cosmetic Dentist
532(1)
The Scope of Cosmetic/Esthetic Dentistry
532(1)
Types of Fixed Prostheses
532(6)
Crowns
532(1)
Inlays and Onlays
532(1)
Bridges
533(1)
Veneers
534(4)
Types of Materials Used for Fixed Prostheses
538(1)
Gold Casting Alloys
538(1)
Tooth-Colored Cast Restorations
538(1)
Role of the Laboratory Technician
538(1)
Role of the Dental Assistant
539(1)
Fabrication of the Prosthesis in the Dental Laboratory
539(1)
Retention Techniques
539(7)
Core Buildups
539(6)
Retention Pins
545(1)
Post-Retained Cores
545(1)
Implant Retainer Prostheses
546(1)
Maintenance of Fixed Prosthodontics
547(1)
Fixed Prostheses Maintenance
547(1)
Dental Implant Maintenance
547(1)
Chapter Summary
548(2)
Removable Prosthodontics
550(21)
Introduction
551(1)
Patient Considerations
551(1)
The Dental Assistant's Role
551(1)
The Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
552(1)
The Consultation Appointment
552(1)
The Removable Partial Denture
552(4)
Advantages of a Removable Partial
552(1)
Considerations for a Partial Denture
552(1)
Components of a Removable Partial Denture
553(1)
Partial Denture Procedure
554(2)
The Complete Denture
556(9)
Considerations for the Complete Denture
556(1)
Necessities for Successful Denture Treatment
556(2)
Components of the Complete Denture
558(1)
Immediate Dentures
559(1)
Examination and Diagnosis Appointments for the Complete Denture
559(1)
Denture Construction Between Appointments
560(1)
Denture Construction Between Appointments---Laboratory Procedures
560(3)
Denture Construction Between Appointments---Final Laboratory Procedures
563(1)
Denture Adjustment Appointments
563(2)
Denture Reline
565(1)
Denture Repair
566(1)
Polishing the Removable Prostheses
567(1)
The Overdenture
567(1)
Endosseous Implant and Overdenture for Implant
567(1)
Chapter Summary
568(3)
Section VI: RESTORATIVE AND LABORATORY MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES
571(82)
Chairside Restorative Materials
572(35)
Introduction
573(1)
The Role of the Dental Assistant
574(1)
Properties of Dental Materials
574(2)
Acidity
574(1)
Adhesion
574(1)
Biting Forces
574(1)
Corrosion
575(1)
Dimensional Change
575(1)
Elasticity
575(1)
Flow
575(1)
Galvanism
575(1)
Hardness
575(1)
Microleakage
575(1)
Retention
576(1)
Solubility
576(1)
Thermal Properties
576(1)
Viscosity
576(1)
Wettability
576(1)
Types of Restorative Dental Materials
576(1)
Dental Cements
577(12)
Uses of Dental Cements
577(1)
Zinc Phosphate Cement
577(1)
Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement
577(5)
Polycarboxylate Cement
582(2)
Glass Ionomer Cement
584(1)
Calcium Hydroxide Material
585(1)
Cavity Varnish
586(2)
Resin Cement
588(1)
Resin-Reinforced Glass Ionomer Cement
589(1)
Compomer Cement
589(1)
Bonding Agents
589(1)
Enamel Bonding
589(1)
Dentin Bonding
589(1)
Restorative Dentistry
590(3)
Classification
591(1)
Cavity Detection
591(1)
Cavity Cleaners/Disinfectants
591(1)
Cavity Preparation Identification
592(1)
Elements of Cavity Preparations
592(1)
Amalgam Restorative Materials
593(5)
Composition
593(1)
Types of Dental Amalgam
593(1)
Mercury Used in Dental Amalgam
593(2)
Forms of Dental Alloy
595(1)
Amalgam Properties
595(2)
Amalgam Manipulation
597(1)
Amalgam Bonding
598(1)
Complete Amalgam Procedure
598(1)
Composite Restorative Materials
598(4)
Composites' Composition
598(3)
Composites' Properties
601(1)
Manipulation Considerations
601(1)
Modifications
602(1)
Glass Ionomer Restorations
602(3)
Resin-Modified Glass Ionomers
602(3)
Compomers
605(1)
Chapter Summary
605(2)
Laboratory Materials and Techniques
607(46)
Introduction
608(1)
Hydrocolloid Impression Materials
608(10)
Alginate (Irreversible Hydrocolloid) Impression Material
608(3)
Wax Bite Registration
611(3)
Reversible Hydrocolloid Impression Material (Agar-Agar)
614(4)
Elastomeric Impression Materials
618(5)
Polysulfide
618(1)
Silicone (Polysiloxane and Polyvinal Siloxanes)
618(4)
Polyether
622(1)
Gypsum Materials
623(6)
Plaster
624(1)
Type I: Impression Plaster
624(1)
Type II: Laboratory or Model Plaster
624(1)
Type III: Laboratory Stone
624(1)
Orthodontic Stone
624(1)
Type IV: Die Stone
624(1)
Type V: High-Strength, High-Expansion Die Stone
624(5)
Trimming and Finishing Diagnostic Casts
629(5)
Articulating Casts or Study Models
634(1)
Stephan Articulator
634(1)
Dental Waxes
634(1)
Groups of Waxes
634(1)
Pattern Wax
634(1)
Processing Wax
635(1)
Impression or Bite Registration Waxes
635(1)
Additional Waxes
635(1)
Custom Trays
635(1)
Acrylic Tray Resin Self-Curing Custom Trays
636(1)
Acrylic Tray Resin Light-Cured Custom Trays
636(1)
Vacuum-Formed Custom Trays
636(1)
Thermoplastics Tray Material Custom Trays
636(1)
Constructing a Custom Tray
636(4)
Outlining the Margins of the Tray
636(4)
Vacuum-Formed Tray
640(1)
Temporary (Provisional) Restorations
640(11)
Types of Temporary Restorations
642(1)
Preformed Aluminum Temporary Crowns
642(1)
Preformed Acrylic Temporary Crowns
642(3)
Custom Acrylic or Composite Temporary Restorations
645(6)
Chapter Summary
651(2)
Section VII: EXPANDED FUNCTIONS
653(66)
Advanced Chairside Functions
654(65)
Dental Dam
654(15)
Matrix and Wedge
669(8)
Coronal Polish
677(15)
Placing Cavity Liners, Cavity Varnish, and Cement Bases
692(5)
Suture Removal
697(7)
Gingival Retraction
704(4)
Enamel Sealants
708(4)
Bleaching Techniques
712(7)
Section VIII: DENTAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
719(56)
Dental Office Management
720(34)
Introduction
721(1)
The Reception Area
721(1)
The Dental Receptionist and Business Office Staff
722(1)
The Dental Receptionist
722(1)
The Dental Office Bookkeeper
722(1)
Dentistry Marketing
722(1)
The United States Postal Service
723(1)
United States Postal Service Services
723(1)
Telephone Technique
723(4)
Basic Telephone Techniques
724(1)
Call Types
724(1)
Answering Calls
724(1)
Placing Callers on Hold
724(1)
Taking Messages
724(1)
Outgoing Calls
724(1)
Long-Distance Calls
725(1)
English as a Second Language
725(1)
Telephone and Business Office Technology
726(1)
Business Office Systems
727(3)
Common Dental Office Software Applications
727(1)
Datebase Management
728(1)
Computer Safety
729(1)
Patient Scheduling
730(3)
Appointment Books
730(1)
Computer Scheduling
731(1)
Appointment Book Entries
731(1)
Recall Patients
732(1)
Dental Records Management
733(2)
Equipment and Supplies for Record Management
733(1)
Patient Chart Filing
734(1)
Record Confidentiality
734(1)
Daily Schedule
735(1)
Accounts Receivable
735(1)
Patient Fees
735(1)
Patient Account Management
736(9)
Pegboard System of Account Management
736(1)
Computer System of Account Management
737(1)
Monthly Billing
738(1)
Financial Information
739(1)
Dental Insurance
739(1)
Capitation Program
740(1)
Contract Fee Schedule Plan
741(1)
Direct Reimbursement Plans
741(1)
Managed Care Plans
741(1)
Submitting Dental Insurance Claims
742(1)
Dental Service Payment
743(1)
Collection Management
744(1)
Special Collection Situations
744(1)
Recording Payments
744(1)
Accounts Payable
745(7)
Inventory Supply Items
747(1)
Account Payment
747(1)
Petty Cash
748(1)
Payroll
748(4)
Chapter Summary
752(2)
Employment Strategies
754(11)
Introduction
755(1)
Obtaining National Certification
755(1)
Employment
756(1)
Solo or Partnership Practice
756(1)
Group Practice
756(1)
Dental Specialty Practice
757(1)
Other Employment Choices
757(1)
Employment Search
757(1)
Preparing a Cover Letter and a Resume
757(2)
Cover Letter
757(2)
Setting Up an Interview
759(1)
Interview Process
759(2)
Leaving the Interview and Following Up
761(1)
Receiving an Employment Offer
761(1)
Professional Conduct During Employment
761(2)
Terminating Employment
763(1)
Continued Success
763(1)
Chapter Summary
763(2)
Ethics and Jurisprudence
765(10)
Introduction
766(1)
The Law
766(1)
Civil and Criminal Law
766(1)
Dental Practice Act
766(1)
State Board of Dentistry
766(1)
The Dentist, the Dental Assistant, and the Law
767
Contracts
767
Standard of Care
678(91)
Malpractice
768(1)
Torts
768(1)
Assault and Battery
769(1)
Defamation of Character
769(1)
Invasion of Privacy
769(1)
Fraud
769(1)
Good Samaritan Law
769(1)
Americans with Disabilities Act
769(1)
Dental Records
769(1)
Informed Consent
770(1)
Implied Consent
770(1)
Subpoenas
770(1)
Statute of Limitations
770(1)
Ethics
770(1)
Advertising
770(1)
Professional Fees and Charges
770(1)
Professional Responsibilities and Rights
770(1)
HIPAA
771(2)
Privacy Rule
771(1)
Protected Health Information
771(2)
The American Dental Assisstants Association Principles of Ethics and Professional Conduct
773(1)
Dental Assistants Following Ethics and Jurisprudence
773(1)
Chapter Summary
773(2)
Appendix A Dental and Dental-Related Organizations and Publications Resource List 775(2)
Appendix B Stages of Tooth Eruption 777(2)
Glossary 779(18)
References 797(4)
Index 801

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