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Jan 14, 2025
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DH 117 - Periodontics I Credits: 2 Description Concepts and practice of advanced instrumentation, instrument sharpening, periodontal debridement, power scaling, chemotherapeutics and desensitizing agents, air-jet, sealant placement, soft tissue curettage, dental implants and lasers.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Perform advanced instrumentation skills using area-specific curets and files.
- Sharpen area-specific and universal curets, sickles, and files..
- Apply accepted methods of choosing and applying desensitization products.
- Apply pit and fissure sealants using the latest application techniques.
- Apply appropriate subgingival irrigation products and apply those products using accepted techniques.
- Apply appropriate methods, procedures, and armamentarium for occlusal evaluation.
- Perform periodontal debridement procedures without causing trauma to hard or soft dental tissues.
- Describe root anatomical features commonly encountered during periodontal debridement.
- Perform soft tissue curettage.
- Describe various types of dental implants and the role dental hygienists play in the maintenance of implants.
- Apply accepted theory, methods, and armamentarium for ultrasonic scaling procedures.
- Apply accepted theory, armamentarium, and methods for air jet polishing.
- Demonstrate manual scaling techniques using files.
- Analyze the role of dental lasers in dentistry
Prerequisite: DH 104 and Admission to the Associate of Science Dental Hygiene Program
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