Clinical dental hygiene : a handbook for the dental team

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Clinical dental hygiene : a handbook for the dental team

T.F. Walsh, K.H. Figures, D.J. Lamb

Wright, 1992

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [225]-227) and index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

Dental hygienists are becoming very much more important in clinical dental practice. This book brings together the various elements of clinical practice undertaken by dental hygienists in the light of current techniques and research, and is designed to support the second part of their training course. A practical book, "Clinical Dental Hygiene" recognises the need for an holistic approach by bringing together topics which would normally be encountered in a number of different texts. A bibliography provides selected further reading which allows a deeper understanding and interpretation of the text.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 Oral pathology: oral mucosa
  • conditions affecting the tongue
  • conditions affecting the lips
  • gingiva
  • drug induced gingival conditions
  • allergic reactions. Part 2 Dental pathology: dental caries
  • tooth wear
  • hypoplasia
  • latrogenic dental pathology. Part 3 Dental deposits: dental plaque
  • dental calculus
  • stains. Part 4 Section III (clinical practice) - patient assessment: history
  • examination
  • special tests
  • assessment of prognosis
  • the treatment plan
  • nutritional counselling. Part 5 Patient management: interpersonal relationships
  • barriers to communication
  • interview and counselling techniques
  • dental health education
  • home care techniques
  • chemical control of plaque
  • removal of deposits. Part 6 Chronic periodontal diseases: management of gingivitis
  • management of adult type periodontitis
  • management of aggressive periodontal diseases - a) prepubertal periodontitis, b) juvenile periodontitis, c) rapidly progressive periodontitis, d) refractory periodontitis. Part 7 Acute periodontal disorders: acute traumatic gingivitis
  • acute no specific gingivitis
  • acute hypersensitivity reactions
  • acute necrotising gingivitis
  • HIV associated gingivitis
  • acute herptic gingivostomatitis
  • acute lateral periodonatal abscess
  • HIV associated periodontitis. Part 8 Other preventive and therapeutic procedures: control of cross infection
  • moisture control
  • post surgical maintenance
  • application of fluoride for caries inhibition
  • fissure sealants
  • treatment of dentine hypersensitivitu
  • polishing of restorations
  • sharpening of instruments. Part 9 Special needs: motor disability
  • mental disability
  • the older patient
  • endocardial disease and orthopaedic problems
  • immunocompromised patients
  • diabetic patients
  • complex restorative dentistry
  • removable dental prostheses. Part 10 the dental team: integrated treatment
  • periodontal screening and monitoring
  • periodontal probing
  • use and interpretation of radiographs
  • ethical dental hygiene practice
  • medical emergencies. Part 11 Complimentary activities: local anaesthesia
  • rubber dam application
  • impressions and study models
  • pack and suture removal. Appendix: disease assessment - periodontal assessment forms
  • basic peridontal examination
  • gingival indices
  • plaque indices
  • mobility index
  • caries indices.

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