Case Studies for Dental Hygiene Patient Care 2019
Dental Hygienists are a community of professionals devoted to the prevention of oral disease and the promotion and improvement of the public's health. Dental hygienists are preventive oral health professionals who provide educational, clinical, and therapeutic services to the public. As a healthcare professional, a dental hygienist is called on to know a wide range of information related to patient care. These links noted below only begin to show the range needed as a competent dental professional working within quality patient dental care! See a mention of this site at a Resource for Student DHs!
Student dental hygienists browse through the 250 plus sites of interest to you listed below by Margaret (now tablet/smartphone ready). Be sure to also check out the associated webpage DH Links for even more in-depth information on research, patient care, and dental professional associations. Also check out an outline on the ASA PHYSICAL STATUS CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM (referenced in the Dental Section that is continually undergoing peer review, including Margaret as Referred Dental Science Editor in Wikipedia!).
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Basic Sciences & Oral Biology
Dental Anatomy Coloring Book, NEW 2nd edition
Dental Anatomy Fun One and Two
Genome Landmark Article by Dr. Slavkin
Classroom Activities, Community Dentistry & Public Health
Culture, Language and Health Literacy
Dental Care Page from Oral B and Crest
K-12 Oral Health Education Curriculum (PowerPoint Presentations)
Instrumentation, Restorative, Patient Care & Pain Management
Dental Cyberweb Restorative Case Studies
Guideline on Behavior Guidance for the Pediatric Dental Patient
Oral Health Link (Mayo Clinic)
Government Guidelines for Dentistry
General Reference & Board Review
American Dental Association (ADA) National Board Dental Hygiene Examination
Canadian National Dental Hygiene Certification Board
Central Regional Dental Testing Service (CRDTS)
Evidence-Based Dentistry (ADA)
North East Regional Board (NERB)
Q-Bank (note NB format does not include "all of the above" or "none of the above"
Western Regional Examining Board (WREB)
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Updated 1/1/2019
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Pathology & Periodontology
UPDATE OF PERIODONTAL CLASSIFICATIONS BY AAP
CRA/CAMBRA and the dental hygiene process of care
Dental Biofilm (Plaque) One and Two
Hyposalivation with Xerostomia Screening Tool (ADHA) and YouTube on How to Use It
Osteoporosis and Bone Physiology
Oral Complications of Chemotherapy & Head/Neck Radiation
Screening Physical Exam (Go to Head, etc.)
Severe Periodontal Destruction: Case Report
Student Dental Hygienists' Case Studies
Student Case #1 From Foothills College
Student Case #2 from Foothills College
#1 YouTube Case from Georgian College
#2 YouTube Case from Georgian College
Legal & Ethical Concerns
Coloring is being used in formal therapeutic settings such as eye-hand coordination development and to help heal victims of trauma. Studies also show that coloring can reduce stress.
Regardless of your needs, there is so much to be gained by spending some time coloring. Choosing your colors and the gentle, repetitive motion of your hand as you bring color to paper helps quiet your mind - bringing your usual rapid-fire thoughts down to a much slower pace. So take a break from your studies and find your creative center!
The diagrams have numbered leader lines with the labels given in a table below each diagram so that students can mask these out for purposes of self-testing. Students report that they find this can be an effective supplementary method for learning anatomy.
Featuring an array of coloring and labeling activities, the DACB provides an easy, fun, and effective way to memorize the structures of the head and neck region as well as the basic body systems affecting dentistry. Each chapter includes several images that you are asked to color and connect with corresponding labels. This edition adds MORE illustrations and NEW review questions with references to specific chapters in core textbooks where more in-depth explanations can be found.
Developed by Margaret Fehrenbach, a nationally renowned authority in dental professional education, this coloring book makes it easier to identify anatomic landmarks and understand the complex interrelationships involved in dental anatomy and physiology. Access to online student resources on the Evolve companion website for Illustrated Anatomy of the Head and Neck, 4th Edition, including use of the Body Spectrum electronic anatomy coloring book (from Elsevier site).
Past Edition Reviews
Excellent resource! This book is the perfect addition to any Dental Anatomy course textbook. Great pictures, easy to understand.
Perfect addition to my dental hygiene books!!!, I am in my first semester of dental hygiene school and am so excited to have found this book!!! The curriculum is extremely demanding and there is so much information to learn in the beginning. This book has helped me in my detailed head/neck anatomy course and is a great refresher on other body systems. A definite must for the board exam!!!
I LOVE the dental anatomy coloring book you designed!! I wish I had something like this when I was in DH school. The pictures and the quality of the pages is fantastic. It is a great and relaxing way for students to learn the anatomy!
And now the NY Times weighs in on Coloring Books for Adults Seeking Playtime; sounds good!
Dictionaries in the Health Sciences
Wild and Weird Stuff
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