Pre-Clinical Dental Skills at a Glance
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2015.
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Colección: | New York Academy of Sciences Ser.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Pre-Clinical Dental Skills at a Glance
- Contents
- Preface
- How to use your revision guide
- About the companion website
- Part 1 The clinical environment
- 1 The clinical environment
- Regulation
- Personal protective equipment
- Uniforms and appearance
- Dental loupes
- 2 Lifelong learning and reflection
- Lifelong learning
- Support for learning
- Formats and subjects
- Reflection
- Reflection and professional development
- 3 Simulator jaws
- Obtaining and storing natural teeth
- The importance of tooth morphology
- Terminology
- Identifying teeth
- Important points for setting up and storing teeth
- Working within the simulator head
- Advanced haptic systems
- 4 Basic restorative equipment
- Examination instruments
- Restorative hand instruments
- Handpieces and burs
- Other equipment
- 5 Handpiece maintenance and operation
- Safe operation
- Hand holds and finger rests
- Checking the air rotor handpiece
- Maintenance
- Burs and uses
- Part 2 Basic operative skills
- 6 Posture and working with a dental mirror
- Mirror work
- General seating position
- Fields of vision
- Dynamics and working with your nurse
- 7 Effective use of posterior matrices
- Interproximal wedges
- Matrix tips
- Siqveland
- Tofflemire
- Other systems
- Dismantling
- 8 Controlling bur depth and angulation
- First steps
- Basic principles
- undercut
- Basic principles
- cutting depth
- Criteria for exercise
- Practising with occlusal surfaces
- 9 Investigating and controlling the carious lesion
- Basic principles
- Conservative access
- Efficient removal of enamel
- Extension
- Efficient removal of dentine
- Depth
- Form
- Simulation exercises
- 10 Posterior approximal preparations
- Technique
- Gain access to the caries
- Resistance and retention form
- Common pitfalls
- Finishing the margins
- Criteria for critical appraisal
- 11 Anterior approximal preparations
- Technique
- Gain access to the caries
- Resistance and retention form
- Common pitfalls
- Finishing the margins
- Criteria for critical appraisal
- 12 Accessing the pulp space
- Clinical considerations
- Pulp space anatomy
- Aims
- Technique
- Common pitfalls
- 13 Direct posterior restorations
- Material choice
- Instrumentation for amalgam
- Instrumentation for composite
- Common mistakes
- 14 Replacing a cusp with a direct restoration
- Preparation
- Matrices
- Technique for amalgam
- Technique for composite
- 15 Placing cervical restorations
- Glass ionomer
- Composite resin
- Repeated restoration loss
- 16 Restoring incisors
- Achieving an optimal bond
- Approximal restoration
- Involving the incisal edge
- Polishing and checking
- Repairing existing restorations
- Common problems
- 17 Periodontal instrumentation
- Hand instrumentation
- Ultrasonic instrumentation
- 18 Moisture control and dental dam
- Standard aids
- Dental dam
- Dam clamps