Improving treatment plan acceptance using staff-driven diagnostic data collection

Article Abstract:

The staff of a dental office can collect much of the data required to assess the patient and develop a treatment plan. This could be done on the first visit and would include medical history forms, X-rays, diagnostic stone casts, patient education, periodontal pocket charting and charting in general. The staff then consults the dentist, who sees the patient and plans the treatment. The treatment is given on the second visit.

Information management, Dental offices

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Bonding to dentin and enamel

Article Abstract:

The enamel and dentin are the two bonding techniques, which are used to treat the microleakage of the teeth is described. The importance of acquiring the appropriate bonding technique to tooth structure is discussed.

Usage, Dentin, Enamel and enameling, Enameling

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Special oral hygiene and preventive care for special needs

Article Abstract:

Patients who need the best oral preventive programs should be treated very carefully. The different types of patients requiring special attention and the preventive programs for them are presented.

Analysis, Patients, Patient care

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