Oral health courses

.... They have the training and education that focus and specialize in the prevention and treatment of oral disease. They can choose to work in a range of dental settings from independent practice, private practice, specialists practices to public sector; and can also work in residential aged care facilities.[1][2] Dental... Learn about: Oral health, Technical terminology, IT Development...

...Overview Our Dentistry Programme for Medical Graduates is specifically designed to support a very limited number of qualified doctors wishing to pursue a career in either oral and maxillofacial surgery or oral medicine/pathology. Our programme combines the very latest thinking in dental education... Learn about: Medical training, Public Health, Communication Training...

...Dental Care Dental care is a critical aspect of oral health. A healthy mouth, teeth and gums can reflect on the general health of your entire...

...The course aims to discuss on following aspects:- 1. Health and Safety and Infection Control. 2. Medical Emergencies. 3. Legal and Ethical Issues relating to fluoride Application. 4. Communication. 5. Patient Care and Management. 6. Oral Disease. 7. Dental Materials. 8. Preventative Dentistry... Learn about: Dental Nurse, Dental Assistant, Medical training...

.... They have the training and education that focus and specialize in the prevention and treatment of oral disease. They can choose to work in a range of dental settings from independent practice, private practice, specialists practices to public sector; and can also work in residential aged care facilities.[1][2] Dental... Learn about: Dental Implants, Education in, Oral health...

... Care BDS Social and Behavioural Sciences BDS Dental Public Health BDS Oral Surgery BDS Radiology BDS Dental Material Science BDS Pathology, Microbiology... Learn about: Communication Training, Public Health...

...: Section content- Dosage Calculations, Tablets, Capsules and Caplets and Mini Quiz Section 2.2: Section content- Liquid Oral Medicines Section 2.3: Section... Learn about: Clinical Pharmacy, Record Keeping, Substance Abuse...

...set-up Autoclaving Surgical checklist Instrumentation and drape packs Gowning and gloving techniques At the end of the course the Dental Nurses should... Learn about: Dental Assistant, Dental Hygiene, Implant Dentistry...

...Fire safety is the set of practices intended to reduce the destruction caused by fire. Fire safety measures include those that are intended to prevent... Learn about: Fire industrial, Fire prevention, Safety Management...

...This course is aimed at Dental nurses who hold or are working toward the Certificate in Oral Health Education. We also provide the Certificate of Competency in Plaque Indices course... Learn about: Workplace support, GDC registered and OHE qualified, Internet access...

... employees and clients and immersed in a range of scenarios that regularly arise in real work settings. What you'll learn Your studies will train you to maintain and store instruments, equipment materials and medications, as well as how to communicate with dental professionals and patients within a health... Learn about: Care Management...

...Clinical ophthamology 2DZJP Practical Refraction 3DZJQ Community Ophtamology 4DZJR Ophthalmic Nursing... Learn about: ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF EYE, Dental Hygiene, Operation Theatre...

... the potential risks that poor oral health may have in development of systemic illnesses and the possible mechanisms whereby poor oral health may put patients at risk. Give an account of what to tell 'at risk patients'. Clarify the importance of correct periodontal assessment and risk analysis. Suitable...

... and innovative research projects actively pursued across the Faculty. The PhD in the Faculty of Dentistry is aimed at those who intend to pursue academic careers in oral health. The PhD comprises research and writing toward a thesis of 80,000 words. Candidates are not normally required to attend classes...

...Theory of osseointegration. Treatment planning. Implant surgical and restorative techniques. Advanced procedures, including bone grafting and sinus lifting. Instrumentation. Implant maintenance and oral health education. Clinical photography skills. Cross infection control and gloving and gowning...

...Language Disorders Clinical Phonology and Motor Speech Disorders Speech Perception and its Disorders Diagnostic Audiology Hearing Devices Advances in Management... Learn about: Oral health, Dental Hygiene, Speech and Hearing...

... Head and Neck Anatomy Advance Library Cultural Competency Pharmacology Osteoimmunology Oral Medicine Nutrition & Oral Health Wound Healing Grand Rounds...

...The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) is aimed at those who intend to pursue research careers in oral health or a related field. It may also be used as a foundation to commencing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). This course is normally completed over two years full-time, or 4 years part-time, at the... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

... and Handling certificate Be able to access a wide range of special care patients with different oral health needs, therefore you will need full practice support... Learn about: Internet access, GDC registered...