Dental Health courses Scotland

... Services Research Unit (DHSRU) at the School of Dentistry and the School of Medicine, University of Dundee. Using the World Health Organisation (WHO) Oral Health Programme strapline 'think global act local', the course will provide you with the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills to develop... Learn about: Health Promotion, Social Science, Oral Epidemiology...

...Programme Structure & Content The course is based around a series of themes which encompass all aspects of delivering dental care. General Health...

...A day-release programme leading to the NEBDN (National Examination Board for Dental Nursing) exam...

... be a qualified dental nurse once 24months chairside experience is completed). Course Content Subjects include: Health and Safety Procedures Provide Chair...

... by a dentist. They help patients develop and maintain good oral health. They do this by restoring teeth (doing fillings) and, for child patients, they can also carry out extractions, pulp therapy and stainless steel crowns. The treatment of periodontal (gum) disease is also a major component of the... Learn about: Biomedical Sciences, Human Disease, Oral Biology...

...Suitable for: Dentists, Dental Assistants, Hygienists, Nurses and Therapists...

...The National Examination Board for Dental Nurses (NEBDN) examination is the nationally recognised qualification for dental nurses. This is a 2 year programme with candidates being expected to undertake the final NEBDN examination in May 2011. Enrolment takes place on Tuesday 25 August...

...; Dental Drugs and Materials; Restorative Dentistry; Minor Oral Surgery; Orthodontics; Anaesthesia; Emergencies; Dental Radiography; Health and Safety...

...Apply directly to the BDS Dentistry course (UCAS Code A200). This is the route that the majority of applicants take and the standard BDS course takes five years to complete. Apply to Gateway to Dentistry, formerly named pre-dental year (UCAS code A204). This one year course is a widening access... Learn about: Materials Science, Biomedical Sciences, Cell Biology...

... specialties are linked with the renowned oral and maxillofacial surgical service in the city and regional hospitals in the west of Scotland. You will have the opportunity to attend all postgraduate lectures in the Dental School which includes invited speakers from the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons...

... required by a manager. Suitable for: Practising or aspiring medical practice or dental practice managers...

... be a qualified dental nurse once 24months chairside experience is completed). Course Content Subjects include: Health and Safety Procedures Provide Chair...

...Forensic dentists are required in all countries to provide dental expertise to courts and legal systems. Dentists wishing to work in this field often find it difficult to gain the necessary skills. This 2 year course addresses those aspects of forensic odontology which are most frequently... Learn about: Disaster Victim, Forensic Odontology, Forensic Dentistry...

... encompass a wide variety of functional products, and a key area is their application in medical and health care products. Recently the Biomedical Textiles Research Centre (BTRC) was established within the School. Its research programmes include treatment of fibres for improved biocompatibility in medical... Learn about: Financial Training, Textile Science, Medical training...

...The MDDUS/ILM Level 3 Diploma in First Line Management aims to give practising or potential first line managers the widest choice for their formal development in this...

...SVQ 3/PDA Dental Nursing The SVQ consists of 11 core units and an independent assessment, 1st Friday in June, set by a tri-party agreement between...

..., MoD, police and fire and rescue Project, programme and change managers and business continuity, environmental and health and safety specialists... Learn about: Management of Risk...