Oral health education courses

...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

... Health Education is suitable for qualified dental nurses who provide oral health advice to patients under the direct supervision of a dentist. The NEBDN Post Graduate Qualification is aimed to advance the education of dental nurses for the benefit of the public... Learn about: Dental Nurse... 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

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

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

...o To be able to provide OHE to patients at your practice, or even to groups of people. Suitable for: Qualified Dental Nurse (either National Certificate or NVQ level 3). It is very important that you are able to see patients for Oral Health Education in your practice during the day. Your dentist... Learn about: Dental Nurse, Dental Assistant... More

...An Oral Health Educator can complement the role of the dental hygienist. The NEBDN Certificate is not just about developing professionally from a registered dental nurse to an Oral Health Educator. This qualification is also about growing both professionally and on a personal level; developing... Learn about: Team Training, Confidence Training, Nurse training... More

...Dental Health Education Oral Hygiene Instruction Epedemiology Communication Skills Health Promotion Examination Techniques Medically Compromised Patients How To Prepare a Project Use of Resources General... Learn about: Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant, Dental Hygiene... More

... * Eczema and Dermatitis * Psoriasis and Papulosquamous Diseases * Acne * Warts, Barnacles, Keratoses and Skin Cancer * Oral Morphology and Examination... More

..., candidates may wish to study for a NEBDN post-qualification certificate in a specialist area, such as the OHE (Oral Health Education). Career Options... Learn about: Dental Hygiene, Dental Nurse... More

.... Provide chair side support. Provide oral health information. Provide basic life support... Learn about: Dental Nurse, Forensic Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry... More

...-registration qualifications include: Certificate in Dental Sedation Nursing Certificate in Oral Health Education Certificate in Special Care Dental Nursing... Learn about: Skills and Training, Nurse training, Dental Nurse... More

... treatment, simple fillings, dental radiographs and the extraction of primary teeth. You will also develop excellent communication skills to motivate and encourage patients to develop good oral health practices. This course has been developed to give you the skills you need to register with the General... Learn about: English Language, <br /> The University warmly welcomes applications from students studying the Key Skills qualification. However, as the opportunities to take these modules are not open to all applicants, currently this is not an essential requirement of th, GCSE Physics... More

...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... Learn about: Dental Hygienist, Dental Hygiene... More

...Dental nursing plays a vital role in the health and dental profession today. Dental nurses provide close support and assistance to the dental surgeon in all aspects of patient care. As a dental nurse, one may work in a private practice, dental hospital or health board... Learn about: Dental Nurse... More

...Access certificate of at least twenty credits of which at least fifteen should be at Level 3 to progress to Higher Education... Learn about: Health Visitor, Community Nursing, Occupational Nurse... More