Introduction | p. ix |
The Profession | p. 1 |
Introduction to Dental Assisting | p. 3 |
Professional and Legal Aspects of Dental Assisting | p. 5 |
Correcting a Chart Entry | p. 1 |
The Sciences | p. 9 |
Anatomy and Physiology | p. 11 |
Identifying the Major Landmarks and Structures of the Face | p. 15 |
Identifying the Major Landmarks, Structures, and Normal Tissues of the Mouth | p. 17 |
Dental Anatomy | p. 19 |
Identifying the Teeth and Naming the Tooth Surfaces | p. 21 |
Identifying the Primary and Permanent Dentition Using the Universal, Federation Dentaire Internationale, and Palmer Notation Numbering Systems | p. 23 |
Infection Control and Hazardous Materials | p. 25 |
Disease Transmission | p. 27 |
Infection Control and Management of Hazardous Materials | p. 29 |
Applying First Aid After an Exposure Incident | p. 31 |
Handwashing Before Gloving | p. 33 |
Applying an Alcohol-Based Hand Rub | p. 35 |
Putting on Personal Protective Equipment | p. 37 |
Removing Personal Protective Equipment | p. 39 |
Creating an Appropriate Label for a Secondary Container | p. 41 |
Surface Disinfection and Treatment Room Preparation | p. 43 |
Placing and Removing Surface Barriers | p. 45 |
Performing Treatment Room Cleaning and Disinfection | p. 47 |
Disinfecting an Alginate Impression | p. 49 |
Instrument Processing | p. 51 |
Operating the Ultrasonic Cleaner | p. 53 |
Autoclaving Instruments | p. 55 |
Sterilizing Instruments With Chemical Vapor | p. 57 |
Sterilizing Instruments With Dry Heat | p. 59 |
Sterilizing Instruments With Chemical Liquid | p. 61 |
Performing Biologic Monitoring | p. 63 |
Dental Treatment | p. 65 |
Clinical Dentistry | p. 67 |
Admitting and Seating the Patient | p. 69 |
Transferring Instruments Using the Single-Handed and Two-Handed Techniques | p. 71 |
Moisture Control | p. 73 |
Performing a Mouth Rinse | p. 75 |
Positioning the High-Volume Oral Evacuator During a Procedure | p. 77 |
Placing and Removing Cotton Rolls | p. 79 |
Preparation, Placement, and Removal of the Dental Dam | p. 81 |
Patient Care | p. 83 |
The Dental Patient | p. 85 |
Registering a New Patient | p. 87 |
Obtaining a Medical-Dental Health History | p. 89 |
Taking an Oral Temperature Reading With a Digital Thermometer | p. 91 |
Taking a Patient's Pulse | p. 93 |
Taking a Patient's Respiration | p. 95 |
Taking a Patient's Blood Pressure | p. 97 |
The Dental Examination | p. 99 |
The Soft-Tissue Examination | p. 101 |
Charting of Teeth | p. 103 |
Recording the Completed Dental Treatment | p. 105 |
Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office | p. 107 |
Performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | p. 109 |
Responding to the Patient With an Obstructed Airway | p. 111 |
Responding to the Unconscious Patient | p. 113 |
Responding to the Patient With a Breathing Problem | p. 115 |
Responding to the Patient Experiencing a Convulsive Seizure | p. 117 |
Responding to the Patient Experiencing a Diabetic Emergency | p. 119 |
Responding to the Patient With Chest Pain | p. 121 |
Responding to the Patient Experiencing a Stroke (CVA) | p. 123 |
Responding to the Patient Experiencing an Allergic Reaction | p. 125 |
Pain and Anxiety Control | p. 127 |
Applying a Topical Anesthetic | p. 129 |
Assisting in the Assembly and Administration of Local Anesthesia | p. 131 |
Assisting in the Administration and Monitoring of Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Sedation (Expanded Function) | p. 133 |
Dental Radiography | p. 135 |
Radiation Safety and Production of X-Rays | p. 137 |
Oral Radiography | p. 139 |
Practicing Infection Control During Film Exposure | p. 141 |
Assembling the XCP (Extension-Cone Paralleling) Instruments | p. 143 |
Producing a Full-Mouth Radiographic Survey Using the Paralleling Technique | p. 145 |
Producing a Four-Film Radiographic Survey Using the Bite-Wing Technique | p. 149 |
Producing Maxillary and Mandibular Radiographs Using the Occlusal Technique | p. 151 |
Practicing Infection Control in the Darkroom | p. 153 |
Practicing Infection Control Using the Daylight Loader | p. 155 |
Manual Processing of Dental Radiographs | p. 157 |
Processing Dental Radiographs in an Automatic Film Processor | p. 159 |
Mounting Dented Radiographs | p. 161 |
Preparing Equipment for Panoramic Radiography | p. 163 |
Preparing a Patient for Panoramic Radiography | p. 165 |
Positioning a Patient for Panoramic Radiography | p. 167 |
Preventive Dentistry | p. 169 |
Preventive Care | p. 171 |
Applying Topical Fluoride Gel or Foam | p. 173 |
Assisting the Patient With Dental Floss | p. 175 |
Coronal Polishing and Dental Sealants | p. 177 |
Rubber Cup Coronal Polishing | p. 179 |
Application of Dental Sealants | p. 181 |
Restorative Dentistry | p. 183 |
Instruments, Handpieces, and Accessories | p. 185 |
Identification of Dental Instruments for a Restorative Procedure | p. 189 |
Identifying and Attaching Handpieces and Rotary Instruments | p. 191 |
Restorative Materials | p. 193 |
Mixing and Transferring Dental Amalgam | p. 195 |
Preparing Composite Resin Materials | p. 197 |
The Application of Calcium Hydroxide (Expanded Function) | p. 199 |
The Application of Dentin Sealer (Expanded Function) | p. 201 |
The Application of Dental Varnish (Expanded Function) | p. 203 |
Applying an Etchant Material (Expanded Function) | p. 205 |
Applying a Bonding System (Expanded Function) | p. 207 |
Mixing Intermediate Restorative Materials | p. 209 |
Mixing Zinc Oxide-Eugenol (ZOE) for Permanent Cementation | p. 211 |
Mixing Glass Ionomer for Permanent Cementation | p. 213 |
Mixing Zinc Phosphate for Permanent Cementation | p. 215 |
Mixing Polycarboxylate for Permanent Cementation | p. 217 |
Restorative Procedures | p. 219 |
Assembling the Matrix Band and Universal Retainer | p. 221 |
Assisting in an Amalgam Restoration | p. 223 |
Assisting in a Composite Restoration | p. 225 |
Impression Materials and Laboratory Procedures | p. 227 |
Mixing Alginate Impression Material | p. 229 |
Taking a Mandibular or a Maxillary Preliminary Impression (Expanded Function) | p. 231 |
Mixing Dental Plaster | p. 235 |
Pouring Dental Models Using the Inverted-Pour Method | p. 237 |
Trimming and Finishing Dental Models | p. 239 |
Mixing a Two-Paste Final Impression Material | p. 241 |
Preparing an Automix Final Impression Material | p. 243 |
Prosthodontics | p. 245 |
Placing and Removing Gingival Retraction Cord (Expanded Function) | p. 247 |
Assisting in a Crown and Bridge Preparation | p. 249 |
Fabricating and Cementing a Custom Acrylic Provisional Crown (Expanded Function) | p. 251 |
Assisting in the Delivery and Cementation of a Cast Restoration | p. 253 |
Assisting in the Delivery of the Partial and Complete Denture | p. 255 |
Specialized Dentistry | p. 257 |
Periodontics | p. 259 |
Assisting With a Dental Prophylaxis | p. 261 |
Assisting With Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty | p. 263 |
Preparing and Placing a Non-Eugenol Periodontal Dressing (Expanded Function) | p. 265 |
Removing a Periodontal Dressing | p. 267 |
Endodontics | p. 269 |
Assisting in an Electric Pulp Vitality Test | p. 271 |
Assisting in Root Canal Therapy | p. 273 |
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery | p. 275 |
Performing a Surgical Scrub | p. 277 |
Performing Sterile Gloving | p. 279 |
Assisting in a Surgical Extraction | p. 281 |
Assisting in Suture Placement | p. 283 |
Performing Suture Removal (Expanded Function) | p. 285 |
Pediatric Dentistry | p. 287 |
Assisting in the Pulpotomy of a Primary Tooth | p. 289 |
Assisting in the Placement of a Stainless Steel Crown | p. 291 |
Orthodontics | p. 293 |
Placing Separators | p. 295 |
Assisting in the Fitting and Cementation of Orthodontic Bands | p. 297 |
Assisting in the Direct Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets | p. 299 |
Placing and Removing Ligature Wires (Expanded Function) | p. 301 |
Preparation for Employment | p. 303 |
The Job Search | p. 305 |
Preparing a Professional Resume | p. 307 |
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