Oral health courses

...Dental hygiene and dental therapy are concerned with maintaining and managing aspects of oral and dental health and preventing oral and dental diseases. This requires an understanding of the whole body, knowledge of the mouth and an appreciation of social influences as well as precise manual skills... Learn about: Oral Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Human Disease... More

...PrerequisitesUnits 3 & 4: A study score of at least 25 in English/English Language/Literature or at least 30 in EAL, and at least 25 in one of Biology or Chemistry. Scores are indicative only; entry is not guaranteed Available through the Bachelor of Oral Health... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...suitable for dental nurses who wish to become more involved in the provision of oral health advice. This course is also linked to the Certificate of Competency in Fluoride Application and the Certificate of Competency in Plaque Indices... Learn about: GDC registered, Internet access... More

...In order to complete the qualification a dental nurse must be registered with the General Dental Council and have the support of their employing dentist to act as Supervisor and validate the workplace activities for the completion of the Record of Experience. Suitable for: The Certificate in... Learn about: Dental Nurse... More

...Why study the Bachelor of Oral Health (Honours) The Honours program provides the opportunity for graduates to develop research skills as a basis for future research and career progression... More

...Overview At a glance Designed to provide an overview on the importance of oral health care, this short course introduces simple preventative measures to maintain healthy gums and teeth and the health implications of oral hygiene. Delivery Mode Distance Availability Distance Education Intake Dates... More

...Certificate in Oral Health Education Course ID: PC03101 Academy: Maths, Science & ICT Introduction: This course is aimed at those wishing to improve... Learn about: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Hygiene, Dental Nurse... More

... services to patients and communities throughout Australia and New Zealand. Our course is setting the benchmark for oral health graduates. More services in the public sector as well as dentists in private practice are seeking practitioners with qualifications in oral health. During the first two years... Learn about: Full Time... More

...The curriculum of the Bachelor of Oral Health has an overall educational approach centred on case-based learning, small group learning and... Learn about: Dental Health, Team Training, Human Biology... More

...Suitable for: The Certificate in Oral Health Education is a qualification suitable for qualified dental nurses who are required to provide oral health advice to patients under the direction of a dentist... Learn about: Dental Assistant, Dental Nurse, Dental Hygiene... More

...The Bachelor of Oral Health has a curriculum reflecting the latest developments in oral health for the education of oral health therapists (dental... More

...To gain the NEBDN Certificate in Oral Health Education. The course starts in mid March leading to the exam in September (6 months) and then again in September, leading to the exam in March. You are looking to spend at least 3 – 4 hours a week completing the work. This is the same as if you... More

... must be willing to allow you to have a full 20minute session with your chosen patients and supervise you, or have other qualified personnel (therapist, hygienist, oral health educator) doing... Learn about: Dental Nurse, Dental Assistant... More

...Suitable for: GDC registered Dental Nurses who are currently working or aspiring to work in an oral health education role within the dental environment... Learn about: Dental Nurse, Dental Health... More

...Course review: This qualification provides theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for the provision of oral health education... Learn about: Dental Nurse, Dental Hygiene, Dental Hygienist... More

...-confidence and self-belief. Through enhancing your skills you will gain further respect from dentists and hygienists with whom you work as part of a team educating and improving the oral health of patients... Learn about: Part Time, Dental Nurse, Skills and Training... More

... knowledge of oral health education and practical skills in relation to promoting it. You will cover topics like disease prevention, nutrition and diet and communication skills so you can put your new knowledge to good... More

...The course includes the following units: Health & Safety. Cross Infection. All Dental Treatments. Radiography. Conservation. Oral Health. Reception Skills. Dental Anatomy... Learn about: Health Visitor, Dental Nurse... More

... in Oral Health Science Example Study Plan Indicative study plan Semester 1 ORALHLTH 5000 Dental & HealthScience (Adult Therapy) IV OH Semester 2 ORALHLTH... More