Patient Information and Charting

As a dental assistant, it’s important to know how to chart properly, which includes taking detailed notes during and/or right after every patient appointment. These notes should include the reason for the visit, what treatment was completed, why the treatment was completed and the outcome of the treatment.

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2 CEU

Dental Assisting Education Pathway Level I

Role of the Dental Assistant

How to identify problems in the mouth and recognize what normal anatomy and its surrounding areas look like.

Dental Charting

How to take comprehensive clinical charting that include Subjective, Objective, Assessment and Procedure.

Infection Control

Infection control requirements, Instrument Processing and Personal Protective Equipment.

Oral Health

Preventative treatments that dental assistants can facilitate to ensure maintenance of oral health.

Radiology

Comprehensive overview of digital radiographs from patient and sensor placement and decipher radiographs.

Dental Assisting and My Role

How to identify problems in the mouth and recognize what normal anatomy and its surrounding areas look like.

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