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9780721695297

Torres and Ehrilich Modern Dental Assisting

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    9780721695297

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    0721695299

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-07-01
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Summary

Brandon/Hill Allied Health List first-purchase selection (#38). Undergraduate textbook is revised and reprinted from the c1999 version.

Table of Contents

SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTION TO DENTISTRY 1(18)
Dental Assisting as a Profession
3(8)
Introduction
3(1)
The History of Dentistry
3(1)
Members of the Dental Healthcare Team
3(5)
Dental Assistant
4(2)
Dentist
6(1)
Registered Dental Hygienist
7(1)
Dental Laboratory Technician
7(1)
Other Members of the Dental Healthcare Team
8(1)
Organizations
8(1)
Professional
8(1)
Safety and Health
8(1)
Overview of the Dental Office
9(2)
Reception Room
9(1)
Business Office
9(1)
Other Nonclinical Areas
9(1)
Central Sterilization
9(1)
Dental Laboratory
9(1)
Treatment Rooms
10(1)
Ethical and Legal Aspects of Dentistry
11(8)
Introduction
11(1)
Dental Ethics
11(1)
Personal Values and Morals
11(1)
Code of Ethics
11(1)
Ethical Decision Making
12(1)
Legal Aspects of Dentistry
12(1)
State Dental Practice Act
12(1)
State Board of Dental Examiners
12(1)
Reciprocity
13(1)
Levels of Dental Auxiliary Supervision
13(1)
Unlicensed Practice of Dentistry
13(1)
Legal Responsibility
13(1)
Credentialing of Dental Assistants
14(1)
Certified Dental Assistant
14(1)
Registered Dental Assistant
14(1)
Radiation Safety Requirements
14(1)
Legal Standards
14(2)
Contract Law
14(1)
Tort Law
15(1)
Due Care
15(1)
Risk Management
16(1)
Types of Malpractice
16(1)
Silence Is Golden
16(1)
Consent
16(1)
When a Patient Refuses Treatment
17(1)
Patient Refusal of Radiographs
17(1)
Broken Appointments
17(1)
Patient Clinical Records
17(1)
Ownership of Dental Records and Radiographs
18(1)
SECTION TWO: SCIENCES IN DENTISTRY 19(110)
Anatomy and Physiology
21(40)
Introduction
21(1)
Terminology of Anatomy
21(6)
Body Directions and Planes
21(1)
Structural Units
22(1)
Body Cavities
23(1)
Systems of the Human Body
24(1)
The Digestive System
24(3)
The Nervous System
27(2)
Central and Peripheral Nervous System
27(1)
Nervous Tissue Cells
27(1)
Central Nervous System
28(1)
Peripheral Nervous System
28(1)
The Cardiovascular System
29(2)
Circulatory System
29(2)
The Lymphatic System
31(1)
Lymph Vessels
31(1)
Lymph Nodes
32(1)
Lymph Fluid
32(1)
Lymph Organs
32(1)
The Muscular System
32(3)
Types of Muscles
32(3)
How Muscles Work
35(1)
The Skeletal System
35(2)
The Structure of Bone
35(2)
The Respiratory System
37(3)
Structures of the Respiratory System
37(3)
The Integumentary or Skin System
40(1)
Structure of the Skin
40(1)
The Urinary System
41(1)
Structures
41(1)
The Endocrine System
42(1)
Exocrine and Endocrine Glands
42(1)
The Reproductive System
42(2)
Head and Neck Anatomy
44(17)
Regions of the Head
44(1)
Bones of the Skull
44(5)
Temporomandibular Joint
49(1)
Muscles of the Head and Neck
50(5)
Blood Supply to the Face and Mouth
55(1)
Nerves
56(2)
Paranasal Sinuses
58(3)
Structures of the Head and Oral Cavity
61(32)
Introduction
61(1)
Dental Embryology
62(15)
Pregnancy
62(1)
Development of the Face and Oral Cavity
63(3)
Life Cycle of a Tooth
66(11)
Oral Histology
77(9)
Anatomic Parts of the Tooth
77(1)
Tissues of the Tooth
78(5)
Periodontium
83(3)
Anatomy of the Face and Oral Cavity
86(7)
Lips
86(1)
Oral Cavity
87(6)
Tooth Morphology
93(22)
Introduction
93(1)
Types of Teeth
93(1)
Incisors
93(1)
Canines
93(1)
Premolars
94(1)
Molars
94(1)
Dental Arches
94(1)
Quadrants and Sextants
94(1)
Anterior and Posterior Teeth
95(1)
Tooth Surfaces
95(1)
Proximal Surfaces
96(1)
Line and Point Angles
96(1)
Division Into Thirds
96(1)
Anatomic Features of the Teeth
96(4)
Contours
99(1)
Contacts
99(1)
Heights of Contour
100(1)
Embrasures
100(1)
Occlusion
100(1)
Stabilization of the Arches
100(1)
Closure
100(1)
Curve of Spee
100(1)
Curve of Wilson
101(1)
Primary Dentition
101(2)
Comparison of the Primary and Permanent Dentitions
102(1)
Mixed Dentition
103(1)
Permanent Dentition
104(8)
Permanent Anterior Teeth
104(3)
Permanent Posterior Teeth
107(5)
Tooth Numbering Systems
112(2)
The Universal Numbering System
112(1)
Federation Dentaire Internationale Numbering System
113(1)
Tooth Diagrams
114(1)
Oral Pathology
115(14)
Introduction
115(1)
Inflammation and Healing
115(1)
Regeneration and Repair
115(1)
Types of Oral Lesions
116(3)
Lesions Extending Below the Surface
116(1)
Lesions Extending Above the Surface
117(1)
Lesions That Are Flat or Even With the Surface
117(1)
Lesions That May Be Either Raised or Flat
117(1)
Dental Caries
117(2)
Dentin Hypersensitivity
119(1)
Diseases of the Oral Soft Tissues
119(2)
Leukoplakia
119(1)
Lichen Planus
119(1)
Candidiasis
119(1)
Aphthous Ulcers
120(1)
Cellulitis
121(1)
Conditions of the Tongue
121(1)
Bruxism
121(1)
Temporomandibular Disorders
121(1)
Symptoms
122(1)
Causes
122(1)
Categories
122(1)
Neurological Involvement
122(1)
Trigeminal Neuralgia
122(1)
Bell's Palsy
123(1)
Oral Cancer
123(1)
Leukemia
123(1)
Smokeless Tobacco
123(1)
Dental Implications of Radiation Treatment
124(1)
Dental Implications of Chemotherapy
125(1)
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
125(4)
Opportunistic Infections
125(1)
Cervical Lymphadenopathy
125(1)
Candidiasis
126(1)
Lymphoma
126(1)
Hairy Leukoplakia
126(1)
Kaposi's Sarcoma
126(1)
Herpes Simplex
127(1)
Herpes Zoster
127(1)
Human Papillomaviruses
127(2)
SECTION THREE: PREVENTION OF DISEASE TRANSMISSION 129(48)
Microbiology and Disease Transmission
131(16)
Introduction
131(1)
Microbiology
131(1)
Bacteria
131(1)
Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative Bacteria
132(1)
Shapes of Bacteria
132(1)
Aerobes and Anaerobes
132(1)
Capsules
132(1)
Spores
132(1)
Rickettsiae
132(1)
Viruses
132(2)
Protozoa
134(1)
Fungi
134(1)
Disease Transmission
134(1)
Pathogens
134(1)
Modes of Disease Transmission
135(2)
Direct Transmission
135(1)
Indirect Transmission
135(1)
Splash or Spatter
135(1)
Airborne Transmission
135(1)
Parenteral Transmission
136(1)
Bloodborne Transmission
136(1)
Cross-Contamination
136(1)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
137(1)
Carrier Transmission
137(1)
Autogenous Infection
137(1)
Transient Bacteremia
137(1)
Hospital-Acquired Infections
138(1)
Opportunistic Infections
138(1)
Vector Transmission
138(1)
Body Defenses Against Disease Transmission
138(1)
Natural Barriers
138(1)
The Immune System
138(1)
Specialized Cells Associated with the Immune Reaction
138(1)
Lymphocytes
138(1)
B-Lymphocytes
138(1)
T-Lymphocytes
139(1)
Lymphokines
139(1)
Interferon
139(1)
Complement
139(1)
The Immune System in Action
139(1)
Stage One
139(1)
Stage Two
139(1)
Stage Three
139(1)
Stage Four
139(1)
Immunity
139(1)
Diseases of Major Concern to Dental Healthcare Workers
140(5)
Hepatitis
140(1)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
141(1)
Tuberculosis
142(1)
Herpetoviruses
143(1)
Legionnaires' Disease
144(1)
Tetanus
144(1)
Measles
144(1)
Rubella
144(1)
Mumps
144(1)
Syphilis
145(1)
Prevention of Disease Transmission
145(2)
Virulence
145(1)
Numbers
145(1)
Susceptible Host
145(1)
Portal of Entry
145(2)
Infection Control in Dentistry
147(12)
Introduction
147(1)
Infection Control Guidelines
148(1)
Employee Training
148(1)
Universal Precautions
148(1)
Occupational Exposure Determination
149(1)
Category I
149(1)
Category II
149(1)
Category III
149(1)
Postexposure Incident Management
149(1)
Hepatitis B Immunization
150(1)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Requirement
150(1)
Hepatitis B Virus Vaccine
150(1)
Postvaccine Testing
151(1)
Need for a Booster
151(1)
Employee Medical Records
151(1)
Preprocedure Mouth Rinses
151(1)
Handwashing and Hand Care
151(1)
Handwashing
151(1)
Hand Care
151(1)
Personal Protective Equipment
152(5)
Protective Clothing
153(1)
Protective Masks
153(1)
Protective Eyewear
154(1)
Gloves
154(3)
Medical Waste Management
157(1)
Classifications of Waste
157(1)
Handling Dental Office Waste
158(1)
Disposal of Medical Waste
158(1)
Other Infection Control Measures
158(1)
Disinfection and Sterilization
159(18)
Introduction
159(1)
Comparison of Sterilization and Disinfection
159(1)
Disinfection
159(1)
Classifications of Instruments, Equipment, and Surfaces
160(1)
Critical Instruments
160(1)
Semicritical Instruments
160(1)
Noncritical Items
160(1)
Classification of Chemical Sterilants and Disinfectants
160(1)
Chemical Sterilants/High-Level Disinfectants
160(1)
Intermediate-Level Disinfectants
160(1)
Low-Level Disinfectants
161(1)
Selecting a Disinfectant
161(2)
Glutaraldehydes
162(1)
Chlorine Dioxide
162(1)
Iodophors
162(1)
Synthetic Phenol Compounds
162(1)
Sodium Hypochlorite
162(1)
Alcohol
162(1)
Treatment Room Cleaning and Disinfection
163(2)
Treatment Room Preparation Procedures
163(2)
Instrument Reprocessing
165(1)
Sterilization Center
165(4)
Precleaning Instruments
166(1)
Packaging
167(2)
Sterilization
169(6)
Sterilization Monitoring
169(2)
Methods of Sterilization
171(3)
Handpiece Sterilization
174(1)
Disinfection of Impressions
175(1)
Alginate Impressions
175(1)
Disinfection of Laboratory Cases
176(1)
Before the Case Is Sent to the Laboratory
176(1)
When the Case Is Returned From the Laboratory
176(1)
Laboratory Disinfection Techniques
176(1)
SECTION FOUR: PREVENTION OF MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 177(52)
Patient Data Gathering
179(12)
Introduction
179(1)
Assistant's Responsibility to the Patient
179(1)
Patient Record
179(1)
Permanent Record
180(1)
Quality Assurance
180(1)
Research
180(1)
Risk Management
180(1)
Components of the Patient Record
180(6)
Patient Registration
180(1)
Medical-Dental Health History
180(1)
Medical Alert Information
180(3)
Dental Problem List
183(1)
Informed Consent
183(3)
Vital Signs
186(5)
Pulse
186(1)
Radial Artery
187(1)
Carotid Artery
187(1)
Respiration
187(1)
Body Temperature
188(1)
Blood Pressure
188(3)
Pharmacology and Pain Control
191(18)
Introduction
191(1)
Pharmacology
191(1)
Prescriptions
191(1)
Writing Prescriptions
192(1)
Recording Prescriptions
192(1)
Prescriptions and the Telephone
192(1)
Drug Names
192(1)
Drug Forms
193(1)
Administration of Drugs
193(1)
Determining Drug Dosage
193(1)
Effects of Drug Use
193(1)
Types of Drugs
193(3)
Antibiotics
193(1)
Antibiotic Prophylaxis
194(1)
Analgesic Agents
194(1)
Antianxiety Agents
195(1)
Nitrous Oxide---Oxygen
196(1)
Contraindications
196(1)
Nitrous Oxide Analgesia Equipment
196(1)
Reducing Exposure to Nitrous Oxide
197(1)
Orientation for the Patient
197(1)
Determining and Maintaining the Patient's Baseline
197(1)
Intravenous Sedation
197(1)
Patient Management and Monitoring
197(1)
General Anesthesia
198(1)
Patient Preparation
198(1)
Documentation
199(1)
Pain Control in Dentistry
199(2)
Topical Anesthetic Agents
199(1)
Local Anesthetic Agents
199(2)
Vasoconstrictors in Local Anesthetic Agents
201(1)
Contraindications for the Use of Vasoconstrictors
201(1)
Anesthetic Cartridges
201(1)
Precautions
201(1)
Disinfecting Cartridges
201(1)
Injection Techniques
202(1)
Infiltration Anesthesia
202(1)
Block Anesthesia
203(1)
Periodontal Ligament Injection
203(1)
Anesthetic Syringe
203(1)
Disposable Needle
204(2)
Local Anesthetic Agent Cautions
206(3)
The Medically Compromised Patient
209(8)
Introduction
209(1)
The Americans with Disabilities Act
209(1)
The Aging Population
210(1)
Stages of the Older Population
210(1)
Medically Compromised Patient
211(1)
Medical Disorders
211(6)
Neurological Disorders
211(1)
Cardiovascular Disorders
212(1)
Pulmonary Disorders
213(1)
Blood Disorders
213(1)
Musculoskeletal Disorders
214(1)
Endocrine Disorders
214(1)
Behavioral and Psychiatric Disorders
214(1)
Eating Disorders
215(1)
Substance-Related Disorders
215(2)
Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office
217(12)
Introduction
217(1)
Prevention of Medical Emergencies
217(1)
Protocols for Managing Medical Emergencies
217(1)
Documentation of Emergency Treatment
218(1)
Emergency Preparedness
218(1)
Assigned Roles
218(1)
Routine Drills
218(1)
Emergency Telephone Numbers
218(1)
Emergency Care Standards
218(1)
Emergency Supplies
218(1)
Recognition of Medical Emergencies
219(10)
Syncope
220(1)
Postural Hypotension
221(1)
Hyperventilation
221(2)
Airway Obstruction
223(1)
Bronchial Asthma
223(1)
Allergic Reactions
223(1)
Cardiac Emergency
224(1)
Diabetes Mellitus
225(1)
Cerebrovascular Accident
226(1)
Epileptic Seizures
226(3)
SECTION FIVE: INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL DENTISTRY 229(62)
Delivery of Dental Treatment
231(18)
Introduction
231(1)
Design of the Dental Treatment Room
231(1)
Ergonomics
232(1)
Ergonomics in the Dental Treatment Room
232(1)
Proper Posture
233(1)
Back Support
233(1)
Oral Evacuation
233(1)
Static Loading
233(1)
Dental Treatment Room Equipment
233(3)
Care of Dental Equipment
233(1)
Patient Dental Chair
233(2)
Operator's Stool
235(1)
Clinical Assistant's Stool
236(1)
Dental Delivery Systems
236(5)
Methods of Delivery
237(1)
Dental Units
238(2)
Dental X-ray Unit
240(1)
Amalgamator
241(1)
Other Clinical Areas
241(1)
Sterilization and Supply Center
241(1)
Dental Laboratory
241(1)
Evening and Morning Routines for Dental Assistants
242(1)
Team Dentistry
243(6)
Clock Concept of Operating Zones
243(1)
Instrument Transfer and Exchange
244(5)
Dental Instruments and Accessories
249(14)
Introduction
249(1)
Preset Trays, Cassettes, and Tubs
249(1)
Color-Coding Systems
250(1)
Color-Coded Trays and Tubs
250(1)
Hand Instrument Design
250(1)
Handle
250(1)
Shank
250(1)
Working End
250(1)
Hand Instruments
251(4)
Basic Setup
251(1)
Hand-Cutting Instruments for Tooth Preparation
252(1)
Restorative Instruments
253(2)
Accessory Instruments
255(1)
Rotary Instruments
255(1)
Dental Handpieces
256(2)
Low-Speed Handpiece
256(1)
High-Speed Handpiece
257(1)
Laboratory Handpieces
257(1)
Handpiece Maintenance
257(1)
Handpiece Sterilization
258(1)
Dental Burs
258(3)
Shank Types
258(1)
Neck
259(1)
Head
259(1)
Diamond Instruments
260(1)
Other Rotary Instruments
261(1)
New Technology in Dental Instrumentation
262(1)
Laser Handpieces
262(1)
Air Abrasion Technology
262(1)
Moisture Control Techniques
263(16)
Introduction
263(1)
Cotton Roll Isolation
263(2)
Cotton Roll Placement
263(2)
Dry-Angles
265(1)
Oral Evacuation Systems
265(2)
Saliva Ejector
265(1)
High-Volume Oral Evacuation
266(1)
Rinsing the Oral Cavity
267(2)
Dental Dam
269(1)
Dental Dam Equipment
269(4)
Dental Dam Material
270(1)
Dental Dam Frames
270(1)
Dental Dam Napkins
270(1)
Lubricants
270(1)
Dental Dam Punch
270(1)
Dental Dam Stamp and Templates
271(1)
Dental Dam Forceps
271(1)
Dental Dam Clamps
272(1)
Dental Dam Stabilizing Cord
273(1)
Dental Dam Application and Removal
273(1)
Planning the Dental Dam Application
273(1)
Placing and Removing the Dental Dam
274(1)
Special Situations
274(5)
Placing the Dental Dam on Anterior Teeth
274(4)
Stabilizing the Cervical Clamp
278(1)
Placing the Dental Dam Over a Fixed Bridge
278(1)
Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
279(12)
Introduction
279(1)
Components of a Dental Examination
279(5)
Examination Techniques and Equipment
280(1)
Assistant's Role in Recording a Dental Examination
280(1)
Recording the Dental Examination
280(4)
Clinical Examination of the Periodontal Tissues
284(1)
Limitations of the Periodontal Screening and Recording
284(1)
Periodontal Screening and Recording
284(1)
Clinical Examination of the Teeth
285(1)
Treatment Plan
285(5)
Types of Treatment Plans
285(5)
Treatment Plan Presentation
290(1)
Recording of Dental Treatment
290(1)
SECTION SIX: DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY 291(70)
Radiation Health and Safety
295(16)
Introduction
295(1)
Discovery of X-Radiation
295(1)
Modern Dental Radiography
296(1)
Radiation Physics
296(2)
Definition
296(1)
Atomic Structure
297(1)
Ionization
298(1)
Properties of X-Rays
298(1)
Types of X-Radiation
298(1)
Radiation Measurement
299(1)
Radiation Exposure
300(1)
Absorbed Dose
300(1)
Dose Equivalence
300(1)
Radiation Protection
300(1)
Maximum Permissible Dose
300(1)
ALARA Concept
301(1)
Biological Effects of Radiation
301(1)
Cumulative Effects
301(1)
Acute and Chronic Radiation Exposure
301(1)
Genetic and Somatic Effects
301(1)
Patient Protection
301(2)
Minimizing Genetic Effects
301(1)
Proper Film Exposure Technique
302(1)
Film-Holding Instruments
302(1)
Lead Aprons and Thyroid Collars
302(1)
Protection of the Operator
303(1)
Radiation Monitoring
303(1)
If the Patient Cannot Hold the Film
303(1)
X-Ray Machine
304(3)
Components of the Dental X-ray Machine
304(3)
Image Characteristics
307(1)
Radiographic Quality
307(2)
Contrast
307(1)
Density
307(1)
Image Distortion
308(1)
Legal Issues
309(2)
Documentation
309(1)
Informed Consent
309(1)
Ownership of Dental Radiographs
309(2)
Intraoral Radiographic Techniques
311(30)
Introduction
311(1)
Types of Intraoral Radiographs
311(1)
Periapical
311(1)
Bite-Wing
311(1)
Occlusal
312(1)
Intraoral Dental X-ray Film
312(2)
Film Packets
313(1)
Film Speed
313(1)
Film Sizes
314(1)
Care of Dental Films
314(1)
Film Storage
314(1)
Film Care During Exposure
314(1)
Infection Control in Dental Radiography
314(3)
Protective Measures
314(3)
Standard Operating Procedures
317(1)
Intraoral Radiography Techniques
317(16)
Paralleling Technique
317(13)
Bisection of the Angle Technique
330(3)
Specialized Intraoral Radiography Techniques
333(8)
Pediatric Patients
333(3)
Edentulous Radiography
336(1)
Endodontic Radiography
337(1)
Exposure and Technique Errors
338(3)
Processing Radiographs and Extraoral Radiography
341(20)
Introduction
341(1)
Processing Solutions
341(1)
Care and Maintenance
341(1)
Developer Solution
342(1)
Fixer Solution
342(1)
Replenisher Solutions
342(1)
Manual Processing
342(1)
Darkroom
342(1)
Automatic Film Processing
343(2)
Care of the Automatic Processor
345(1)
Processing Errors
345(2)
Stained Films
345(1)
Dark Films
345(2)
Light Films
347(1)
Fogged Films
347(1)
Duplicating Radiographs
347(1)
Equipment
347(1)
Mounting Radiographs
348(1)
Selecting the Mount
348(1)
Film Mounting Methods
348(1)
Radiographic Appearance of Anatomic Structures
348(1)
Storage of Radiographic Records
348(1)
Extraoral Radiography
349(4)
Equipment
351(2)
Panoramic Radiography
353(5)
Equipment
353(1)
Panoramic X-ray Units
353(5)
Cephalometric Projections
358(1)
Temporomandibular Joint Projections
358(1)
Other Imaging Systems
358(3)
Computer Digital Imaging
358(1)
Xeroradiography
359(1)
Computed Tomography
359(2)
SECTION SEVEN: DENTAL MATERIALS 361(70)
Environmental Health and Safety
363(18)
Introduction
363(1)
Exposure to Radiation
363(1)
Exposure to Infectious Diseases
363(1)
Chemical Safety in the Dental Office
364(8)
Hazardous Chemicals
364(1)
Acute and Chronic Chemical Toxicity
364(1)
Personal Chemical Protection
364(1)
Control of Chemical Spills
365(1)
Eye Wash
365(1)
Ventilation
366(1)
General Precautions for Storing Chemicals
366(1)
Disposal of Chemicals
367(1)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Hazard Communication Standard
367(5)
Bioaerosols in the Dental Setting
372(1)
Dental Bioaerosols
372(1)
Management of Bioaerosols
372(1)
Dental Unit Waterlines
373(3)
Problem With Biofilm
373(1)
Regulations for Dental Unit Waterline Quality
374(1)
Methods of Reducing Bacterial Contamination
374(2)
Nitrous Oxide
376(1)
Health Hazards to Dental Personnel
376(1)
Methods of Reducing Health Hazards
376(1)
Latex Allergies
377(1)
Types of Latex Allergies
377(1)
Treatment of Latex Allergies
378(1)
Ergonomics
378(3)
Restorative Materials and Dental Cements
381(20)
Introduction
381(1)
General Characteristics of Dental Materials
381(1)
Conditions Affecting Dental Materials
382(1)
Mechanical Properties
382(1)
Thermal Change
382(1)
Electrical Properties
382(1)
Corrosive Properties
383(1)
Solubility
383(1)
Application Properties
383(1)
Amalgam Restorative Materials
383(2)
Components of Amalgam
384(1)
Preparation of Amalgam
384(1)
Resin Restorative Materials
385(1)
Components of Resin Materials
385(1)
Polymerization of Resins
386(1)
Etching Systems
386(1)
Bonding Systems
387(1)
Enamel Bonding
387(1)
Dentin Bonding
388(1)
Bonding Process
388(1)
Cavity-Lining Agents
388(1)
Cavity Liners
389(1)
Cavity Varnish
389(1)
Dentin Sealant
389(1)
Dental Cements
389(12)
Uses of Dental Cements
391(1)
Temporary Restorations
391(1)
Types of Cements
391(10)
Impression Materials and Laboratory Procedures
401(30)
Introduction
401(1)
Impression Trays
402(4)
Characteristics
402(1)
Stock Impression Trays
402(1)
Custom Impression Trays
403(3)
Impression Materials
406(12)
Hydrocolloids
407(6)
Elastomeric Impression Materials
413(5)
Occlusal Registration
418(5)
Wax-Bite Registration
419(1)
Silicone Occlusal Registration
419(1)
Triple-Tray Occlusal Registration Technique
419(4)
Diagnostic Casts
423(8)
Gypsum Products
423(1)
Pouring Diagnostic Casts
423(2)
Finishing of Diagnostic Casts
425(6)
SECTION EIGHT: COMPREHENSIVE DENTAL CARE 431(192)
Preventive Dentistry
433(22)
Introduction
433(1)
Components of Preventive Dentistry
433(1)
Pathogenesis of Dental Diseases
434(1)
Dental Plaque
434(1)
Patient Education
435(1)
Motivation
435(1)
Education
435(1)
Fluoride
436(4)
How Fluoride Works
436(1)
Demineralization and Remineralization
436(1)
Safe and Toxic Levels of Fluoride
436(1)
Fluoride Precautions
437(1)
Sources of Systemic Fluoride
437(1)
Prescribed Dietary Fluoride Supplements
437(1)
Sources of Topical Fluoride
437(3)
Plaque Control (Home Care Techniques)
440(6)
Disclosing Agents
440(1)
Toothbrushing Methods
441(3)
Flossing
444(1)
Interdental Aids
445(1)
Oral Irrigation Devices
445(1)
Antimicrobial Mouth Rinses
446(1)
Nutrition
446(9)
Key Nutrients
446(4)
Dietary Guidelines
450(1)
The Food Pyramid
451(1)
Nutrition Information on Food Labels
452(1)
Dietary Analysis
452(3)
Coronal Polishing
455(10)
Introduction
455(1)
Indications for Coronal Polishing
455(1)
Contraindications for Coronal Polishing
456(1)
Stains of the Teeth
456(1)
Extrinsic Stains
456(1)
Intrinsic Stains
456(1)
Methods of Removing Plaque and Stains
457(1)
Air-Powder Polishing
457(1)
Rubber Cup Polishing
457(1)
Setup for Polishing Cup Coronal Polishing
457(2)
Prophylaxis Angle and Handpiece
457(1)
Fulcrum and Finger Rest
457(1)
Polishing Cups
458(1)
Bristle Brushes
458(1)
Abrasive Agents
458(1)
Rubber Cup Coronal Polishing Steps
459(4)
Positioning the Patient and Operator
459(1)
Sequence of Polishing
459(4)
Flossing after Coronal Polishing
463(1)
Evaluation of Polishing
463(2)
Restorative and Cosmetic Dentistry
465(16)
Introduction
465(1)
Cavity Preparation
465(3)
Black's Cavity Classification
465(2)
Terminology of Cavity Preparation
467(1)
Principles of Cavity Preparation
467(1)
Initial Cavity Preparation
468(1)
Final Cavity Preparation
468(1)
Matrices for Interproximal Restorations
468(1)
Tofflemire Retainer, Matrix Bands, and Wedges
468(4)
Tofflemire Retainer
469(1)
Matrix Bands
469(1)
Wedges
470(1)
Automatrix System
471(1)
Matrices for Composite Restorations
472(2)
Crown Form
474(1)
Restorative Procedure
474(1)
Patient Preparation for Restorative Procedures
474(1)
Responsibilities of the Chairside Assistant
474(1)
Amalgam Restorations with Retention Pins
475(1)
Composite Restorations
475(2)
Shade Selection
476(1)
Anterior Composite Restorations
476(1)
Posterior Composite Restorations
476(1)
Direct Bonded Composite Veneers
477(1)
Vital Bleaching
478(1)
Bleaching Techniques
479(1)
Dental Assistant's Role in Vital Bleaching
479(1)
Intermediate Restorations
479(2)
Fixed Prosthodontics
481(24)
Introduction
481(1)
Diagnostic Work-up
481(1)
Exposure Control and Fixed Prosthodontics
482(1)
Role of the Dental Laboratory Technician
483(1)
Laboratory Prescription
483(1)
Laboratory Working Days
483(1)
Types of Cast Restorations
483(2)
Inlays and Onlays
483(1)
Veneers
483(1)
Crowns
483(2)
Fixed Bidges
485(1)
Materials for Cast Restorations
485(1)
Metals for Cast Restorations
485(1)
Tooth-Colored Materials for Cast Restorations
486(1)
Setups
486(2)
Preparation Setup
488(1)
Delivery Setup
488(1)
Preparation and Placement of a Cast Crown
488(14)
Preparation Appointment
488(1)
Delivery Appointment
489(12)
Fixed Bridge Preparation and Placement
501(1)
Crown and Bridge Appointments
502(1)
Preparation Appointment
502(1)
Try-In Appointment
502(1)
Cementation Appointment
502(1)
Resin-Bonded Bridges
502(3)
Removable Prosthodontics
505(18)
Introduction
505(1)
Examination and Case Presentation Visits
505(2)
Factors Influencing the Choice of a Removable Prosthesis
507(1)
Extraoral Factors
507(1)
Intraoral Factors
507(1)
Infection Control and Removable Prosthodontics
508(1)
Physical Properties of Removable Prosthodontics Materials
508(1)
Base Metal Alloys
508(1)
Denture Resins
509(1)
Removable Partial Dentures
509(5)
Components of a Partial Denture
509(2)
Preliminary Impressions
511(1)
Final Impressions for Working Casts
512(1)
Selecting the Artificial Teeth
512(1)
Laboratory Prescription
512(1)
Wax Setup Try-In Appointment
512(1)
Delivery of the Partial Denture
512(1)
Home Care Instructions to the Patient
512(2)
Appointment for Postdelivery Check
514(1)
Complete Dentures
514(5)
Components of a Complete Denture
514(2)
Impressions for Diagnostic Casts of Edentulous Arches
516(1)
Custom Trays for the Final Impression
516(1)
Final Impressions for Complete Dentures
516(1)
Baseplates and Occlusal Rims
516(1)
Try-In of Baseplate---Occlusal Rim Assembly
517(1)
Selecting the Artificial Teeth
517(1)
Occlusal Registration
517(1)
Functionally Generated Path Technique
518(1)
Wax Setup Try-In Appointment
518(1)
Home Care Instructions to the Patient
518(1)
Appointment for Postdelivery of a Complete Denture
519(1)
Immediate Dentures
519(1)
Provisional Denture
519(1)
Construction of the Denture
519(1)
Surgical Template
519(1)
Placement of the Immediate Denture
520(1)
Overdentures and Implants
520(1)
Overdentures
520(1)
Bar Attachment
520(1)
Relining and Rebasing of a Complete or Partial Denture
520(1)
Tissue Conditioners
520(1)
Impression for Laboratory Relining
520(1)
Delivery of a Laboratory-Relined Denture
521(1)
Denture Repairs
521(1)
Denture Duplication
521(2)
Endodontics
523(12)
Introduction
523(1)
Endodontic Diagnosis
523(2)
Radiographic Diagnosis
524(1)
Diagnostic Testing
524(1)
Diagnostic Conclusions
525(1)
Pulp Therapy for Teeth
525(1)
Indirect Pulp Capping
525(1)
Direct Pulp Capping
525(1)
Pulpotomy
525(1)
Pulpectomy
526(1)
Case Presentation to the Patient
526(1)
Instrumentation for Endodontic Procedures
526(3)
Broaches
526(1)
Endodontic Files
527(1)
Sizes and Color Codes
527(1)
Rubber Stops
528(1)
Endodontic Explorer
528(1)
Endodontic Spoon Excavator
528(1)
Irrigation Solution
528(1)
Paper Points
528(1)
Double-Ended Glick No. 1
528(1)
Spreaders and Pluggers
529(1)
Gutta Percha Points
529(1)
Rotary Instruments
529(1)
Overview of Root Canal Therapy
529(3)
Anesthesia and Pain Control
529(1)
Isolation and Disinfection of the Operating Field
530(1)
Access Preparation
530(1)
Cleaning and Shaping the Canal
531(1)
Filling the Canal
531(1)
Surgical Endodontics
532(3)
Apicoectomy
533(1)
Apical Curettage
533(1)
Retrograde Restoration
533(1)
Root Amputation and Hemisection
533(2)
Periodontics
535(22)
Introduction
535(1)
Periodontal Diseases
535(1)
Case Types of Periodontal Disease
535(2)
Gingivitis
536(1)
Periodontitis
536(1)
Bone Loss Associated with Periodontal Disease
537(1)
Periodontal Pocket
537(1)
Furcation Involvement
537(1)
Other Diseases of the Oral Soft Tissues
538(2)
Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
538(1)
Gingival Hyperplasia
538(1)
Periodontal Abscess
539(1)
Pericoronitis
539(1)
Diagnosis of Periodontal Disease
540(3)
Medical and Dental Histories
540(1)
Dental Examination
540(1)
Periodontal Examination
540(1)
Radiographic Evaluation
541(2)
Instrumentation for Periodontics
543(4)
Periodontal Probes
543(1)
Explorers
544(1)
Scalers
544(1)
Curettes
544(1)
Periodontal Surgical Instruments
545(1)
Ultrasonic Scalers
546(1)
Periodontal Treatment Procedures
547(2)
Dental Prophylaxis
547(1)
Scaling, Root Planing, and Gingival Curettage
547(2)
Antimicrobial and Antibiotic Agents for Pocket Treatment
549(1)
Periodontal Surgery
549(2)
Excisional Periodontal Surgery
549(1)
Incisional Periodontal Surgery
550(1)
Osteoplasty
550(1)
Postperiodontal Surgery Instructions
551(1)
Lasers in Periodontics
551(1)
Advantages of Laser Surgery
551(1)
Laser Safety
552(1)
Periodontal Surgical Dressings
552(1)
Types of Periodontal Dressings
552(1)
Splinting
553(2)
Maintenance Recall Therapy
555(2)
Pediatric Dentistry
557(14)
Introduction
557(1)
Pediatric Dental Office
557(1)
Pediatric Patients
558(1)
Stages of Childhood
558(1)
Behavior Management
558(1)
Special Patients
559(1)
Pediatric and Adult Disorders
559(1)
Abused Children
560(1)
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
561(1)
Medical and Dental Histories
561(1)
Initial Clinical Examination
561(1)
Clinical Procedures
562(9)
Operative Procedures
562(1)
Pit and Fissure Sealants
562(4)
Stainless Steel Crowns
566(1)
Pulp Therapy
566(2)
Traumatic Injuries
568(2)
Sports Injuries
570(1)
Orthodontics
571(20)
Introduction
571(1)
Malocclusion
571(2)
Class II (Distoclusion)
571(1)
Class III (Mesioclusion)
571(1)
Factors Associated With Malocclusion
572(1)
Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment
573(1)
Psychosocial Function
573(1)
Oral Function
573(1)
Dental Disease
574(1)
Management of Orthodontic Problems
574(1)
Preventive Orthodontics
574(1)
Interceptive Orthodontics
574(1)
Corrective Orthodontics
574(1)
Orthodontic Records and Treatment Planning
575(2)
Interview Information
575(1)
Clinical Examination
575(1)
Diagnostic Records
576(1)
Case Presentation
577(1)
Financial Arrangements
577(1)
Specialized Instrumentation for Orthodontics
577(1)
Double-Ended Instruments
577(1)
Pliers
578(1)
Orthodontic Appliances
578(10)
Fixed Appliances
579(1)
Separation of Teeth
580(1)
Orthodontic Bands
580(4)
Bonded Brackets
584(1)
Auxiliary Attachments
584(4)
Power Products
588(1)
Headgear
588(1)
Facebow
588(1)
Traction Devices
588(1)
Adjustment Visits
589(1)
Checking the Appliance
589(1)
Oral Hygiene and Dietary Instructions
589(1)
Oral Hygiene
589(1)
Dietary Instructions
589(1)
Completed Treatment
589(2)
Retention
589(2)
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
591(16)
Introduction
591(1)
Patient Preparation for Surgery
591(1)
Medical and Dental Records
591(1)
Physical Examination
592(1)
Radiographs
592(1)
Signed Consent
592(1)
Treatment Room Preparation
592(6)
Aseptic Principles
592(1)
Pain Control
592(1)
Oral Surgery Instrumentation
592(6)
Role of the Dental Assistant in Oral Surgery
598(1)
Preparation the Day Before
598(1)
Treatment Room Preparation
598(1)
Surgical Procedures
598(6)
Forceps Extractions
598(1)
Multiple Extractions and Alveoloplasty
598(1)
Removal of Impacted Teeth
599(1)
Sutures
599(1)
Biopsy
599(5)
Immediate Postoperative Care
604(1)
Control of Bleeding
604(1)
Control of Swelling
604(1)
Postsurgical Complications
604(3)
Alveolitis (Dry Socket)
604(3)
Dental Implants
607(10)
Introduction
607(1)
Indications for Dental Implants
608(1)
Selection of the Dental Implant Patient
608(1)
Psychological Evaluation
608(1)
Dental Examination
608(1)
Medical History and Evaluation
608(1)
Specialized Radiographs
609(1)
Diagnostic Casts and Surgical Stents
609(1)
Osseointegration
609(1)
Types of Dental Implants
609(2)
Endosteal Implants
609(1)
Mandibular Subperiosteal Implants
610(1)
Transosteal Implants
611(1)
Surgical Procedures for Implants
611(1)
Preoperative Guidelines
611(1)
Surgical Preparation
611(1)
Prosthodontic Procedures
611(1)
Maintenance of Dental Implants
611(6)
Routine Office Visits
614(1)
Home Care Technique
615(2)
Expanded Intraoral Functions
617(6)
Introduction
617(1)
Credentialing of an Expanded Function
617(1)
Dental Supervision of the Delegated Function
618(1)
Working as the Operator
618(1)
Dental Anatomy
618(1)
Operator Positioning
618(1)
Mirror Skills
618(1)
Use of a Fulcrum
619(1)
Understanding of Cavity Preparations
619(1)
Adaptation of Armamentaria
619(1)
Application of Dental Materials
619(1)
Evaluation of the Expanded Function
619(1)
Expanded Functions
619(4)
Placement and Removal of Dental Dam
619(1)
Placement and Removal of Matrices
620(1)
Placement of an Intermediate Restoration
620(1)
Fabrication of a Temporary Crown
620(1)
Removal of Excess Cement
620(1)
Taking Preliminary Alginate Impressions
620(1)
Coronal Polishing
621(1)
Placement and Removal of Periodontal Dressing
621(1)
Removal of Sutures
621(1)
Monitoring of Nitrous Oxide - Oxygen
621(2)
SECTION NINE: BUSINESS AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS 623(64)
Communication Skills
625(10)
Introduction
625(1)
Interpersonal Communication Theory
625(1)
Patients' Needs
626(1)
Psychological Needs
626(1)
Physical Needs
627(1)
Financial Needs
627(1)
Ensuring that the Patient's Needs are Met
627(1)
Positive Office Atmosphere
627(1)
Sincerity
627(1)
Treating the Patient as a Person
627(1)
Respecting the Patient's Time
627(1)
Promptly Resolving Complaints and Misunderstandings
628(1)
Remaining Approachable
628(1)
Respecting Patient Confidentiality
628(1)
Oral Communications
628(1)
Verbal Communication
628(1)
Nonverbal Communication
628(1)
Listening Skills
629(1)
Intercultural Diversity
629(1)
Telephone Skills
629(2)
Courtesy
629(1)
Incoming Calls
629(1)
Outgoing Calls
630(1)
Patient Reception
631(1)
Amenities
631(1)
Creeting the Patient
631(1)
Written Communications
632(1)
Letters to Professional Colleagues
632(1)
Letters to Insurance Carriers
632(1)
Letters to Patients
632(1)
Producing a Professional-Quality Letter
632(1)
Practice Newsletter
632(1)
Patient Education Materials
633(1)
Marketing
633(1)
Types of Practice Marketing
633(1)
Goals of Practice Marketing
633(1)
Logistics of Marketing
633(1)
Stress in the Dental Office
633(2)
Causes
634(1)
Methods of Stress Reduction
634(1)
Business Office Systems
635(30)
Introduction
635(1)
Business Office Staff
635(1)
Importance of an Office Manual
636(1)
Personnel Manual
636(1)
Business Office Systems
636(3)
Record Protection and Confidentiality
636(1)
Types of Practice Records and Files
637(1)
Guidelines to Efficient Filing
637(1)
Basic Filing Systems
637(1)
Active and Inactive Files
638(1)
Appointment Scheduling
639(6)
Computerized or Manual Scheduling
639(1)
Appointment Book Selection
639(1)
Outlining the Appointment Book
640(1)
Making Appointment Book and Appointment Card Entries
641(1)
Scheduling for Maximum Efficiency
642(1)
Scheduling Special Situations
643(1)
Confirmation of Appointments
644(1)
Late Patients
644(1)
Broken Appointments
644(1)
Short-Notice Appointments
644(1)
Daily Treatment Area Schedule
644(1)
Prior Appointment Preparations
645(1)
Daily Meeting
645(1)
Preventive Recall Programs
645(2)
Placing the Patient on Recall
646(1)
Notifying Recall Patients
646(1)
Types of Recall Systems
646(1)
Accounts Receivable
647(2)
Types of Accounts Receivable Systems
647(1)
Accounts Receivable Management Basics
648(1)
Payment Plans
649(2)
Payment at the Time of Treatment
649(1)
Statements
650(1)
Divided Payment Plans
650(1)
Preventive Account Management
651(2)
Gathering Financial Information
651(1)
Fee Presentation
651(1)
Making Financial Arrangements
651(2)
Collections
653(3)
Accounts Receivable Report
653(1)
Management of Collection Efforts
653(1)
Collection Follow-Through
653(1)
Collection Letters
653(1)
Collection Telephone Calls
654(1)
Final Collection Options
655(1)
Accounts Payable Management
656(1)
Dental Office Overhead
656(1)
Gross Versus Net Income
656(1)
Inventory Management
656(3)
Inventory System
656(2)
Guidelines for Ordering Dental Supplies
658(1)
Backorders
658(1)
Order Exchange, Return, or Replacement
659(1)
Requisitions and Purchase Orders
659(1)
Dental Supply Budget
659(1)
Consumables and Disposables
659(1)
Expendables
659(1)
Nonexpendables
659(1)
Major Equipment
659(1)
Equipment Repairs
659(1)
Equipment Records
659(1)
Service Contracts
660(1)
Service Call
660(1)
Disbursements
660(2)
Packing Slips, Invoices, and Statements
660(1)
Organizing Expenditure Records
660(1)
Payment of Accounts
660(1)
Cash on Delivery
661(1)
Petty Cash
661(1)
Writing Checks
661(1)
Stop Payment Order
662(1)
Nonsufficient Funds
662(1)
Business Summaries
662(1)
Payroll
662(3)
Payroll Deductions
663(1)
Government Remittance
664(1)
Dental Insurance
665(10)
Introduction
665(1)
Insurance Fraud
665(1)
Parties Involved in Dental Insurance
666(1)
Types of Prepaid Dental Programs
666(1)
Usual, Customary, and Reasonable
666(1)
Schedule of Benefits
666(1)
Fixed Fee
666(1)
Alternative Payment Plans
666(1)
Managed Care
667(1)
Basic Dental Insurance Terminology
667(1)
Determining Eligibility
668(1)
Determining Benefits
668(1)
Limitations
668(1)
Dental Procedure Codes
669(1)
Claim Forms
670(5)
Claim Form Preparation
670(2)
Claim Form Processing
672(1)
Tracking Claims in Process
672(1)
Payments From Insurance Carriers
672(1)
Handling Overpayments
673(2)
Employment
675(12)
Introduction
675(1)
Career Objectives
675(2)
Goals and Philosophy
676(1)
Career Opportunities
676(1)
Americans with Disabilities Act
677(1)
Locating Employment Opportunities
677(1)
Newspaper Advertisements
677(1)
Campus Placement
677(1)
Employment Agencies
677(1)
Temporary Agencies
677(1)
Dental Supply Houses
677(1)
Professional Organizations
678(1)
Seeking Employment
678(3)
Telephone Contact
678(1)
Letter of Application/Cover Letter
678(1)
Resume
678(1)
Completing a Job Application Form
679(1)
Interview
679(2)
Salary Negotiations
681(1)
Employment Agreement
681(2)
Job Termination
683(1)
Achieving Career Objectives
684(3)
Positive Attitude
684(1)
Professional Responsibilities
684(1)
Physical Well-Being
684(3)
Glossary 687(12)
References 699(6)
Appendix 705(2)
Index 707

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