DANB GC Review Part II

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Demonstrate an understanding of basic oral and dental anatomy, physiology and morphology
• Identify the procedures involved in performing a preliminary examination
• Implement charting and treatment documentation that adheres to HIPAA and other legal standards
• Prepare for and understand how to collect or assist with the collection of diagnostic data
• Understand and integrate four-handed dentistry techniques when assisting with patient procedures
• Identify techniques that aid in maintaining the field of operation throughout all dental procedures
• Recognize the importance of selecting proper materials and instruments when preparing the armamentarium and setting up trays for prosthodontic and oral surgery procedures
• Identify common indications and different types of fixed prosthodontics including crown, fixed bridge, veneers, inlays and onlays
• Prepare for and assist with fixed prosthodontic procedures
• Identify components and use of removable prosthodontic procedures (partial denture and full denture)
• Prepare for and assist with removable prosthodontic procedures
• Define indications and steps involved with oral surgery procedures such as tooth extractions
• Understand how to assist with oral surgery procedures, including preparing instruments and materials
• Demonstrate how to deliver pre- and post-treatment patient instructions
• Describe how to provide patient education and oral health management
• Understand the basic strategies behind selecting and manipulating lab materials
• Comprehend legal concepts related to patient recordkeeping, records retention, and records transfer
• Identify the necessary steps involved in maintaining office operations, including inventory control and maintenance of equipment