The anxious patient presents with significant challenges to rendering care in the dental environment. This course takes a practical approach in the dental management of fearful, anxious, and/or phobic patients that can be incorporated into even the busiest offices.
3 CE Credits
This course will explore the current recommendations for personal protective equipment and environmental controls for aerosols, radiation, clinical and housekeeping contact surfaces, as well as waterline maintenance.
This course will discuss the changing landscape of American beverage choices.
By educating dental hygienists, as well as other professionals in all healthcare settings, victims of trafficking may be more likely to be rescued and receive the proper resources for healing and recovery.
3 CE Credits
The roles forensic dental professionals play involve work in human identification, human abuse, expert witness testimony, bite mark analysis, age estimation, and contribution to the creation of forensic dental standards.
This course will take a look at plant-based sugars, identifying the problems with sucrose and fructose, and examining the qualities of exotics like yacon and monk fruit, as well as sweetener alternatives, like xylitol and erytritol.
The aim of this article is to provide a comprehensive overview of the issue of noise-induced hearing loss in the dental profession, highlighting the essential points that demonstrate why they are at risk while providing solutions to prevent it from occurring. (3 Credits)
This course will review the etiology and prevalence of dentinal hypersensitivity, as well as discussing clinical management strategies, current treatment modalities, highlighting effective at-home and in-office therapies.
3 CE Credits
This course will explain trauma-informed care which recognizes and responds to the awareness that trauma is pervasive, and dental health-care provider patients may require a shift in the way treatment is provided.
3 CE Credits
This article discusses the current process of care for identifying and managing canine oral cancers. (3 credits)
Too often, people are unaware of possible ramifications of vitamin interactions.
