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Veröffentlicht:	Philadelphia, Pa. [u.a.] Wolters Kluwer Health, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2012
Ausgabe:	1. ed., Dentrix practice management learning ed.
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adam_text	Contents Meet the Editorial Advisory Board v Reviewers ix Publisher s Preface xi Preface to the Student and Instructor xiii Acknowledgments xvii Procedures xxxiii How to Use this Text xxxvii part 1 Introduction to Dental Assisting ι Chapter I The Dental Assisting Profession 2 Introduction 3 History of Dentistry 3 Burly History 3 Middle Ages 6 Renaissance 6 Dentistry in America 7 Dentistry Around the World 8 Contemporary Trends in Dentistry History of Dental Assisting 9 History of Dental Hygiene 10 Women and Minorities in Dentistry Education in Dental Professions 10 Dentists 10 Dental Assistants 11 Dental Hygienists 11 Dental Laboratory Technicians 11 Professional Organizations 12 Certification 12 10 Lhaoter . Professional ¡sm 15 Introduction 16 Characteristics of a Professional 16 Personal Characteristics 16 Trustworthiness 1 Professional Appearance 18 Commitment 19 Sense of Responsibility 20 Professional Attitude 20 Skills and Knowledge (Professional Development) 20 Professional Associations 21 American Dental Assistants Association (ADAA) 21 Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) 22 Chapter 3 The Dental Office Team 25 Introduction 26 Dentists 26 Dental Specialties 27 Dental Assistants 28 Dental Assistant Responsibilities 28 Dental Assistant Roles 28 Expanded Functions Dental Assistants 30 Dental Hygienists 30 Dental Laboratory Technicians 30 Office Staff and Supporting Services 30 Functioning as a Team 30 Chapter 4 Ethics and Law 33 Introduction 34 Ethics 34 Basic Ethical Principles 35 Professional Code of Ethics 35 Ethical Dental Business Practices З6 Ethical Situations in Dentistry З6 Resolving Ethical Dilemmas З6 The Law 37 Types of Law 37 State Practice Acts 39 Patient Care Laws and Concepts 40 HIPAA and Patient Records 42 Suspected Abuse Reporting Laws 45 Regulatory Agencies 46 Risk Management 46 XIX XX CONTENTS part 1 І Dental Sciences 5 1 Chapter 5 General Anatomy and Physiology 52 Introduction 53 The Body 53 Planes 54 Directions 54 Body Cavities 54 Body Regions 55 Structural Levels of the Body 57 Cells 57 Tissues 57 Organs 57 Body Systems 57 Body Systems 57 Skeletal System 57 Muscular System 61 Respiratory System 64 Digestive System 65 Cardiovascular System 66 Nervous System 68 Integumentary System 70 Endocrine System 72 Lymphatic and Immune Systems 73 Reproductive System 76 Urinary System 77 Interrektedness of Body Systems 78 Chapter 6 Head and Neck Anatomy 81 Introduction 83 Bones 83 Bones of the Cranium 83 Bones of the Face 86 Bones of the Neck 87 Sinuses 88 Temporomandibular Joint 89 Jaw Movement 90 Muscles 90 Muscles of Mastication 90 Muscles of Facial Expression 9 1 Muscles of the Floor of the Mouth 92 Muscles of the Tongue 92 Muscles of the Soft Palate 92 Muscles of the Neck 93 Nerves 93 Cranial Nerves 93 Maxillary Division of the Trigeminal Nerve 94 Mandibular Division of the Trigeminal Nerve 94 Bloodvessels 95 Major Arteries of the Face and Mouth 95 Major Veins of the Face and Oral Cavity 96 Salivary Glands 96 Parotid Glands 97 Submandibular Glands 97 Sublingual Glands 97 Minor Salivary Glands 98 Lymph Nodes 98 Location of Lymph Nodes 98 Enlargement of Lymph Nodes 98 Landmarks 98 Regions of the Face 98 Landmarks of the Face 99 Landmarks of the Oral Cavity 99 Chapter 7 Oral Embryology and Histology 107 Introduction 108 Oral Embryology 109 Development in Utero 109 Development of the Face and Oral Cavity 110 Developmental Anomalies 113 Life Cycle of the Tooth 115 Initiation Stage 115 Bud Stage 115 Cap Stage 115 Bell Stage 116 Maturation 116 Disturbances 116 Oral Histology 116 Enamel 116 Dentin 117 Pulp 118 Periodontium 118 Oral Mucosa 120 Chapters Dentition and Tooth Morphology 123 Introduction 125 Types of Dentition 125 Primary 125 Mixed 125 Permanent 126 Exfoliation and Eruption Schedules 126 Malocclusions and Anomalies 127 CONTENTS xxi Dental Arches, Quadrants, and Sextants 128 Tooth Classifications and Functions 130 Molars 130 Premolar s 130 Canines 130 Incisors í 31 Tooth Numbering Systems 131 Universal Numbering System 131 International Standards Organization System 131 Palmer Notation System 131 Surfaces ІЗІ The Five Surfaces 131 Contours 132 Contacts 132 Embrasures 133 Divisions ІЗЗ Line Angles and Point Angles ¡33 Anatomical Structures and Landmarks 1 3-í Features of the Crown 134 Features of the Root 135 The Primary Dentition 136 Maxillary Central Incisors I36 Maxillary Lateral Incisors 137 Maxillary Canines 137 Maxillary First Molars lj 7 Maxillary Second Molars 138 Mandibular Central Incisors 138 Mandibular Lateral Incisors ¡38 Mandibular Canines 139 Mandibular First Molars 139 Mandibular Second Molars 139 The Permanent Dentition 140 Maxillary Central Incisors 140 Maxillary Lateral incisors 140 Maxillary Canines/Cuspids 141 Maxillary First Premolars/Bicuspids 141 Maxillary Second Premolars/ Bicuspids 142 Maxillary First Molars 142 Maxillary Second Molars 143 Maxillary Third Molars 144 Mandibular Central Incisors 144 Mandibular Lateral Incisors 145 Mandibular Canines/Cuspids 145 Mandibular First Premolars/Bicuspids 145 Mandibular Second Premolars/ Bicuspids ¡-/б Mandibular First Molars 14 Mandibular Second Molars 14~ Mandibular Third Molars 148 • · · Part 111 Oral Health Preservation and the Prevention of Dental Disease 151 Chapter 9 Dentai Caries and Periodontal Disease 152 Introduction 153 Dental Caries 153 Development of Caries 153 Caries Detection 156 Caries Treatment 157 Periodontal Disease 157 The Process of Periodontal Disease 158 Risk Groups 158 Undesirable Effects on Overall Health 159 Stages of Periodontal Disease 159 Diagnosis of Periodontal Disease 161 Treatment of Periodontal Disease 162 Chapter 1 0 Prevention of Caries and Periodontal Disease 167 Introduction 168 Self-Care and Oral Hygiene Aids I68 Patient Motivation 1 68 Developmental Stages 168 Brushing 170 Dental Floss and Tape 173 Oral Irrigation 174 Interdental and Periodontal Aids 175 Mouth Rinses 176 Chewing Gum 176 Preventive Dentistry 176 Fluoridation 176 Patient Education 180 Patient Risk Testing 186 Pit and Fissure Sealants W Cnaoter Nutrition 189 Introduction 190 Nutrition and Dental Caries 190 Nutrition and Health 190 Nutrients 191 Carbohydrates 191 Fiber 191 Proteins 191 Fats 193 XXII CONTENTS Water 193 Vitamins and Minerals 193 Dietary Recommendations 194 Energy Balance 195 Food Guide Pyramid 196 Recommended Dietary Allowances 198 Understanding Food Labels 198 Diet Analysis and Modification 199 Patient Education 200 Eating Disorders 201 Anorexia Nervosa 201 Bulimia Nervosa 201 Eating Disorders and Oral Health 202 Inappropriate Dieting 204 Lack of Teeth 204 Chapter 12 Oral Pathology 208 Introduction 209 The Language of Pathology 209 Diagnosing Oral Pathologies 210 Dental History 210 Clinical Diagnosis 210 Microscopic Findings 210 Dental Radiographs 210 Surgical Findings 211 Laboratory Results 211 Oral Lesions 211 Lesions Below the Mucosal Surface 211 Lesions Above the Mucosal Surface 212 Lesions Even with the Mucosal Surface 212 Flat or Raised Lesions 2 ƒ J Hard and Soft Tissue Diseases and Associated Lesions 213 Lesions of Uncertain Cause 213 Pathologies of Infectious Origin 215 Pathologies of Physical Origin 220 Pathologies of Chemical Origin 221 Hormonal Disttabances 224 Developmental Disorders 225 Nutritional Disturbances 228 Other Disorders 229 m part 1 V Basic Skills 233 Chaoier í 3 Understanding Microbiofogy 23-1 Introduction 235 The History of Microbiology 235 Types of Microorganisms 236 Bacteria 237 Protozoa 238 Fungi 238 Algae 239 Viruses 239 Prions and Other Infectious Microorganisms 239 Bacterial Diseases 239 Antibiotics: Issues in Treatment 240 Important Bacterial Diseases 240 Viral Diseases 242 Important Viral Diseases 242 The Immune System 246 Natural Immunity and Acquired Immunity 247 Chapter 1 4 Disease and Infection Control 250 Introduction 251 Transmission of Disease 251 The Chain of Infection 251 Breaking the Chain of Infection 253 Types of Infection 254 Prevention of Disease Transmission 254 Infection Control Practices 255 Disinfection 266 Environmental Infection Control 270 Sterilization 271 Procedural Practices and Other Considerations 275 Dental Waterlines 276 Radiography and Laboratory Equipment 277 Chapter 1 5 Safety Regulations 280 Introduction 281 Government and Professional Agencies 281 Waste Management 281 Classification of Waste 281 Dental Office Waste 282 Hazardous Materials 283 Chemical Exposure 283 Physical Hazards and Spills 287 Biological Hazards 289 Chapter і 6 Pharmacology 292 Introduction 293 Patient Medical History 293 Classification of Drugs 294 Drug Prescriptions 294 Security Measures 295 С О N T E N T S XXIII Routes of Drug Administration 295 Drag Laws 296 Controlled Substances 297 Over-the-Counter Drugs and Herbal and Oilier Supplements 297 Over-tbe-Counter Drugs 297 Herbal and Other Dietary Supplements 297 Commonly Used and Abused Drugs 298 Alcohol 298 Tobacco 298 Caffeine 299 Marijuana 299 Cocaine 300 Ecstasy 300 Narcotics 300 Hallucinogens 301 Commonly Prescribed Drugs 302 Package Inserts 302 Barbiturates 302 Amphetamines 302 Analgesics 302 Tranquilizers 302 Antihypertensive Drugs 302 Antibiotics 303 Nystatin and Antifungal Agents 304 Antiviral Agents 305 Antihistamines 305 Cholinergic Blocking Agents 305 Drug Side Effects, Adverse Effects, and Interactions 305 Drug Allergies 305 Physicians Desk Reference 305 The Role of the Dental Assistant 307 >3Dier 17 Vital Signs 310 Introduction 311 Factors Affecting Vital Signs 311 Temperature 311 Types of Thermometers 311 Temperature Scales 312 Respiration 314 Pulse 314 Pulse Chamcteristics 314 Pulse Locations 314 Taking a Pulse 314 Factors Affecting Pulse 315 Blood Pressure 316 Measuring Blood Pressure 316 Electrocardiography 31 Chapter- 1 8 Responding to Medical Emergencies 322 Introduction 323 Preventing Emergencies 323 Emergency Preparedness 324 Emergency Equipment and Supplies 324 Immediate Life Support 325 The C-A-Bs of Life Support 325 Cardiopulmonaty Resuscitation 326 Airway Obstruction (Choking) 329 Use of Oxygen ЗЗО Responding to Common Medical Emergencies 332 Nondental Emergencies 332 Dental Emergencies 336 After the Emergency 337 Chapter ¡9 Ergonomics 340 Introdtiction 341 Potential for Injury 341 Principles of Body Mechanics 341 Posture 341 Body Mechanics for Lifting and Reaching 342 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 345 Hand and Finger Stresses 345 Back Strain 345 Neck and Shoulder Injuries 345 Part V Working with Patients 347 Chapter 20 Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning 348 Introduction 349 Clinical Examination 349 Visual Examination 349 Examination with Instruments 350 Examination by Palpation 350 Radiographic Examination 350 Intraoral Video and Photography 35 1 Locating Teeth within the Mouth 351 Classification of Cavities 353 Further Classification of Caries 353 Dental Terminolog} 353 Names of Teeth 353 The Five Surfaces of the Tooth 353 Charting the Examination 355 Tooth Numbering Systems 356 xxiv COŕ-ÍTEK^S Tooth Surface Abbreviations 35 Key Charting Terms 358 Symbols ami Color Coding 358 Computerized or Automated Charting 36О The Treatment Plan 364 Optimum Plan 365 Standard Care 365 Emergency Care 365 Chapter 2 1 The Patient Record 368 Introduction 369 Elements of the Patient Record З69 Patient Registration Form 369 Dental History Form 369 Medical History Form 369 Clinical Examination Form 369 Consent Forms 3 74 Privacy Form 374 Patient Correspondence 376 Radiographs 3 76 Photographs 376 Models 376 Gathering Patient Information 376 The Initial Visit í 76 Subsequent Visits 377 Patient Histories 377 Dental History 377 Medical History 377 Chapter 22 Patients with Special Needs 380 Introduction 381 Principles of Nondiscrimination 381 Preparation 382 Communication 383 Tools and Education 383 Pediatrie Patients 385 Older Adults 385 Effects of Health Conditions 386 Effects of Nutrition and Habits 386 Scheduling Considerations 386 Moving and Positioning Considerations 38 General Treatment Considerations 38 Considerations for Dental Prostbeses 38~ Possibility of Elder Abuse 38 Other Resources 387 Pregnant Patients 388 Vision- and Hearing-Impaired Patients 388 Patients with Terminal Diseases 389 Patients with No or Limited English 389 Movement-Impaired Patients 390 Transferring Patients to the Dental Chair 390 Specialty Dental Chairs 391 Patients with Mental Retardation 391 Patients with Developmental Disabilities 392 Cerebral Palsy 392 Autism 392 Patients with Psychosocial Challenges 392 Medically Compromised Patients 392 Neurological Disorders 392 Pulmonary Disorders 393 Cardiovascular Disorders 394 Blood Disorders 395 Endocrine Disorders 395 Other Health Conditions 396 Chapter 23 Communication 400 Introduction 401 The Communication Process 401 Speaking Skills 401 Listening Skills 402 Nonverbal Communication 402 Controlling Nonverbal Communication 403 Communicating with Patients 404 Guidelines for Effective Patient Communication 405 Communicating with Health Professionals 406 Telephone Skills 406 Writing Skills 408 Business Letters 408 Electronic Communication 410 Diversity 410 Part VÎ Assisting in Basic Procedures 415 Chapter 24 The Dental Office 416 Introduction 417 Office Design and Environment 417 Areas of the Office 417 Reception Area 417 Business Area 419 Treatment and Clinical Areas 419 Other Areas 420 Equipment in the Treatment Room 421 The Dental Chair 421 The Dental Unit 421 Operating Light 424 The Operator s Stool 425 The Dental Assistant s Stool 426 CONTENTS XXV Storage Cabinets, Counters, and Sinks 426 Dental Radiograph Unit 427 Central Air Compressor 427 Central Vacuum Compressor 428 Other Treatment Room Equipment 429 Office Care and Routines 432 Chapter 25 Preparing for Dental Care 437 Introduction 438 Preparing for the Patient 438 Reviewing the Patient Record 438 Preparing the Treatment Area 439 Greeting and Seating the Patient 439 Escorting the Patient to the Treatment Area 439 Preparing the Patient for Treatment 439 Patients with Special Needs 441 Positioning 441 Positioning the Patient 443 The Operator s Position 444 The Assistant s Position 444 Principles of Movement 444 Efficiency of Motion 444 Operating Zones 445 Ergonomics 447 The Dental Assistant s Chairside Role 448 Dismissing the Patient 449 Chapter 26 Dental Instruments and Equipment 453 Introduction 454 Understanding Instruments 454 Instrument Parts 454 Instrument Classification and Identification 455 Dental Hand Instruments 456 Basic Examination Instruments 456 Hand Cutting Instruments 457 Restorative Instruments 458 Accessory Hand Instruments 459 Tray and Tub Systems 460 Color Coding Trays and Instruments 460 Positioning Instruments on Trays 461 T/je Cassette System 461 Dental Rotary Instruments 461 Dental Handpieces 461 Dental Burs 464 Abrasive Instruments 466 Instrument Transfer 468 Goals for Successful Instrument Transfer 468 Grasping an Instrument 468 Evacuator Versus Instrument Grasps 469 Transfer Techniques 469 Chapter 27 Moisture Control and Isolation 474 Introduction 475 Maintaining the Operating Field 475 Lighting 475 Retraction 475 Evacuation 476 Rinsing 476 Rinsing Techniques 476 Oral Evacuation 477 Saliva Ejector 477 High-Volume Evacuator 478 Care of Equipment 481 Tooth Isolation 481 Cotton Rolls 481 Dry Angles 483 Dental Dams 483 Indications and Contraindications 483 Materials and Equipment 484 Preparation 487 Dental Dam Placement 489 Dental Dam Removal 491 Quickdam 492 Special Considerations for Dental Dams 492 Chapter 28 Anesthesia and Pain Control 496 Introduction 497 Local Anesthesia 497 Indications and Contraindications 497 Topical Anesthetics 498 Local Anesthetics 498 Injection Equipment 500 Injection Sites and Techniques 504 Safety and Precautions 504 Electronic Anesthesia 506 General Anesthesia and Sedation 506 Inhalation Sedation: Nitrous Oxide 506 Oral Sedatives 509 Intravenous Sedation 510 Intramuscular Sedation 510 General Anesthesia 510 Documenting Anesthetic Administration 511 Part Vil Dental Radiography 5 і З Chapter 29 Basics of Dental Radiography 514 Introduction 516 History of Radiology 5 ló The Development of Dental Radiographs 517 XXVI CONTEXTS Radiation Physics 518 Structure of Atoms 518 Forms and Properties of Radiation 518 Ionization 518 Radiation Biology 519 Radiation Effects on Cells and Tissues 519 Somatic and Genetic Effects 519 Radiosensitive Organs 519 Radiation Exposure 520 Radiation Safety 521 Types of Radiation 521 Limiting Exposure—The ALARA Concept 522 Determining Radiographic Exposure 523 Radiation Monitoring 525 Responsibilities for Safety 526 Legal Issues in Dental Radiography 527 Radiographic Equipment 528 Radiograph Image Production 528 Dental Х -Ray Units 529 Dental Х -Ray Films 531 Composition of Dental Film 531 Formation of Latent Images 531 Film Speed 532 Intraoral Film Sizes and Packets 532 Extraoral Film 533 Handling Dental Films 533 Digital Radiography 533 Basics of Digital Radiography 533 Digital Radiograph Equiptnent 534 Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Radiography 535 Chapter 30 Producing Intraoral Dental Radiographs 539 Introduction 540 The Full-Mouth Radiographic Survey 540 Special Considerations in FMX Radiography 541 Preparing the Equipment 541 Preparing the Patient Before and During Exposure 542 The Gag Reflex 543 Intraoral Exposure Types 543 Overview of Techniques 544 Using the Paralleling Technique 545 Film and Sensor Holders in the Paralleling Technique 545 Film or Sensor Pincement in the Paralleling Technique 546 Angutation of the PID 546 Patient Preparation and Exposure Sequence Using the Paralleling Technique 54 Using the Bisecting Technique 554 Film and Sensor Holders in the Bisecting Technique 555 Film or Sensor Placement in the Bisecting Technique 555 Angulation of the PID 555 Patient Preparation and Exposure Sequence Using the Bisecting Technique 556 Using the Bitewing Technique 560 Bitewing Basics 560 Bitewing Film Selection 560 Film and Sensor Holders in the Bitewing Technique 560 Film or Sensor Placement in the Bitewing Technique 561 Angulation of the PID 561 Patient Preparation and Exposure Sequence for a Bitewing Series 562 Using the Occlusal Technique 564 Occlusa! Exposure Techniques 564 Film or Sensor Placement in the Occlusal Technique 564 Angulation of the PID 565 Patient Preparation and Exposure Sequence Using the Occlusal Technique 565 Endodontic Technique 565 Avoiding Common Technique Errors 566 Placement Errors 566 Exposure Errors 569 Processing Errors 570 Patients with Special Needs 570 Radiography in Pediatrie Patients 570 Patients with Developmental Disabilities 571 Patients with Sensory Impairments 571 Patients with Mobility Impairments 572 Edentulous Patients 572 Infection Control During Radiography 572 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Guidelines 5Ύ3 Infection Control Before Exposure 5^3 Infection Control During Exposure 5~?3 Infection Control After Exposure 5 4 Quality Assurance in Radiography 575 Using the Step Wedge 5~5 Darkroom Testing 5~6 Elements of a Quality Assurance Program 5^6 Chapter 3 і Extraoral Radiographs and Other Imaging Systems 580 Introduction 581 Basics of Extraoral Radiography 581 С О Ν Τ E N Т S xxvii Equipment Used in Ext moral Radiography 582 Panoramic Radiography 584 Basics of Panoramic Radiography 585 Panoramic Equipment 585 Preparing the Patient 586 Common Errors During Panoramic Radiography 588 Advantages and Disadvantages of Panoramic Radiography 590 Other Extraoral Radiographs 592 Skull Radiography 592 Lateral Jau· Radiography 593 Temporomandibular Joint Radiography 593 Other Imaging Systems 59 і Computed lomogra/ihy ( CI Scans) 59 í Magnetic Resonance Imaging 595 Chapter 32 Film Processing, Mounting, and Evaluation 598 Introduction 599 Processing Radiographs 599 Overvietv of Film Processing 5У9 Manual Processing 600 Automatic Processing 606 Mounting Radiographs 608 Identifying I Ums 608 Types <tf Mounts 609 Anatomical landmarks 6i)9 Mounting ièchniques 610 Mounting Digital Radiographs 6 ft) Radiographie Interpretation 612 Interpretation in Practice 613 Duplicating and Storing Radiographs 613 Handling and Storing Radiographs 614 Part VÍM Dental Materials 6 f 7 - - -- 33 Denta! Cements, bners, Bases, and Bonding Agents 618 620 Introduction 619 C.hamterbiics of Dental Material Adhesion 620 Curing 62 О flou; Viscosity. Viettability. and Solubility 620 Elasticity 620 Hardness 620 Resistance. Stress. Strain, and Ductility 620 Corrosion 620 Galvanism 620 Thermal Characteristics 621 Retention and Tensile Strength 62/ Acidity 621 Microleakage 621 Dental і k tnents 621 Permanent Cements 621 Temporary Cements 622 Mixing Techniques 622 Types of Dental Cements 622 Zinc Oxide Eugenol 624 Zinc Phosphate 625 Polycarboxylate 62 7 Class lonomer 627 Composite Resin Cement 628 Htchants 629 Cavity Liners 63) Cavity Varnishes 632 Cement Bases 633 Bonding Agents 634 (dement Removal 635 Chapter· 34 Dental Materials 638 Introduction 639 Amalgam 639 Indications und Contraindiculiotìs for Amalgam 639 Classes of Amalgam 6ЈУ Mercury-lo-Atloy Ratio 610 Preparing Amalgam 640 Using A malgam 64 1 I sing Mercury Saj ely 641 Composite Materials 613 Properties of Composites 644 Classes of Composites 644 I sing Composites 644 Finishing a Composite Restoration 645 Glass fonomers 646 Compomers 64^ Temporary Materials 64 Intermediate Restorative Materials 64 Ptriiisional Crowns 648 Other Provisional Materials 648 Laborator/ Materiais and Techniques 651 introduction 652 Laboratory Safety 652 Personal Safety 653 Physical Safety 653 XXVIII CONTENTS Chemical Safety 653 Biohazards and Infection Control 653 Laboratory Supplies and Equipment 653 Laboratory Supplies 653 Laboratory Equipment 654 Castings 655 Gold-Noble Metal Alloys 655 Ceramic Castings 655 Impression Materials and Techniques 656 Alginate 656 Elastomeric Materials 656 Impression Trays 657 Dental Waxes 665 Utility Wax 665 Sticky Wax 665 Boxing Wax 666 Casting Wax 666 Baseplate Wax 666 Bite Registration Wax 666 Gypsum Materials 672 Poivder-to-Water Ratio 672 m Part 1 X Assisting in Dental Procedures 68 1 Chapter 36 Assisting in Restorations 682 Introduction 683 Cavity Preparation 683 Preparation Terminolog} 68J Planning for the Preparation 684 Restoration Procedures 684 Permanent Restorations 684 Temporar}· and Intermediate Restorations 696 Chapter 37 Expanded Clinical Functions 700 Introduction 701 The Dental Practice Act ЧИ Working as an Operator 701 Applying Dental Sealants 701 Placing a Dental Dam ОЗ Placing a Matrix Band and Wedge for Restorations 705 Placing Cements. Bases, and Liners 0 Performing Intermediate Restorations OS Performing Tooth Whitening 09 Performing Coronal Polishing W Performing Gingival Retraction 7io Performing Provisional Coverage Procedures 7 H Removing Sutures 712 Chapter 38 Fixed Prosthodontics 716 Introduction 717 Overview of Fixed Prosthodontics 717 bidications and Contraindications 717 Types of Fixed Prostheses 717 Crowns 717 Inlays and Onlays 718 Fixed Bridges 718 Veneers 718 Materials 719 GoldAlloys 719 Porcelain 719 Composites 719 Fabrication 719 Dental Laboratory 719 CAD/CAM Systems 719 Retention Techniques 720 Dental Implants 720 Core Buildups 721 Post and Core 721 Retention Pins 721 Crown Procedures 722 Selection and Preparation 722 Gingival Retraction 722 Provisional Coverage 723 Materiah and Fabrication 723 Assisting in Crown Procedures 725 Veneers 726 Indications and Contraindications 726 Materials and Fabrication 726 Bridges 728 Types of Bridges 728 Selection and Preparation 728 Provisional Coverage 728 Materials and Fabrication 728 Assisting in Bridge Procedures 729 Patient Education and Home Care 730 Provisional Coverage 730 Maintenance of Fixed Prosthodontics 730 Chapter 39 Removable Prosthodontics 733 Introduction 734 Overview of Removable Prosthodontics 734 Indications and Contraindications 734 The Treatment Plan 734 Use of Implants and Overdentures 734 Partial Dentures 735 Indications and Contraindications 735 Components and Fabrication 735 Appointment Sequencing 736 С ONTE ΝΤ S XXIX Full Dentures 739 Indications and Contraindications 739 Components and Fabrication 740 Appointment Sequencing 740 Immediate Dentures 744 Indications and Contraindications 744 Fabrication 744 Denture Relining 744 Denture Repairs 745 Patient Education 745 Maintenance and Home Care 745 Chapter 40 Endodontics 749 Introduction 750 Pulpal Disease and Damage 750 Endodontic Diagnosis 751 Palpation 7.5/ Percussion 751 Thermal Testing 75 1 Electric Testing 751 Radiography 751 Transillumination Testing 751 Treatment Planning 752 Root Canal Therapy 752 Instruments 752 Equipment 753 Materials 753 Preparation 753 Kool Canal Procedures 754 Root Canal Retreatment 54 Pulpal Therapies 756 Pulpotomy 56 Surgical Endodontics 58 Apicoectomy 58 Root End Filling 58 Root Amputation 58 Hemisection 58 Apexiflcation 58 C-^cte·· -4 ; Periodontics 60 Introduction 61 Periodontal Examination ~6l Medical and Dental History 61 Diagnostic Techniques 61 Periodontal Instruments 62 Examination Instruments ~62 Surgical instruments 63 Periodontal Equipment 6-ł Xonsurgical Periodontal Procedures 64 Scaling and Polishing 64 Root Planing 764 Gingival Curettage 765 Occlusa! Adjustment 765 Use of Antibiotics in Periodontal Procedures 766 Patient Education 766 Surgical Periodontal Procedures 766 Gingivectomy 766 Gingivoplasty 766 Periodontal Flap Surgery 767 Mucogingival Surgery 767 Guided Tissue Regeneration 768 Osseous Surgical Procedures 768 Osteoplasty 768 Ostectomy 768 Bone Grafting 768 Postsurgical Procedures 770 Periodontal Dressings 770 Patient Education 770 Chapter 42 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 775 Introduction 776 Overview of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 776 Indications for Surgery 776 The Oral Surgical Team 776 The Oral Surgical Setting 777 Oral Surgery Instruments 777 Surgical Asepsis 783 The Surgical Dental Assistants Role 785 Surgical Procedures 786 Simple Tooth Extraction 786 Alveoplasty 786 Extraction of Impacted Teeth 789 Dental Implants 790 Biopsy Procedures 792 Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction 792 Suture Placement and Treatment 793 Postsurgical Care and Complications 795 Chapter 43 Pediatrie Dentistry 799 Introduction 800 The Pediatrie Dental Office 800 The Role of the Pediatrie Dental Assistant 800 Characteristics of Pediatrie Patients 80 1 Childhood Stages of Development 801 Patients with Special Needs 801 Pediatrie Behavior Management 802 The Franki Scale 802 Behavior Management Techniques 802 Pediatrie Treatments 803 Medical and Dental History 8ОЗ xxx С О Ν Τ Ε Ν Τ S The Examination 803 Preventive Dentistry 803 Pit and Fissure Sealants 805 Restorative Procedures 807 Em/odontic Procedures 808 Prosthodontic Procedures 808 Treatment of Dental Trauma 810 Child Abuse and Reporting Laws 811 Chapter 44 Coronal Polishing 814 Introduction 81 S Purposes for Coronal Polishing 815 Deposits and Stains 815 Types of Stains 8/6 Types of Deposits 816 Polishing Ľquipment 817 Using a Handpiece with a Prophylaxis Angle «SV7 Abrasives 8 Π Tray Setup for Polishing Procedures 8/8 Patient mid Operator Positioning 818 Selective Polishing 8/8 Polishing Pntcedures 8/9 Char. 45 Orthodontics 824 Introduction 825 The Orthodontie Practice 825 The Kole of the Orthodontie Assistaut 825 Occlusion and .Malocclusion 826 Normal Occlusion 8Љ MttlotxiusioH 82 Ma/aligned Teeth «_>■ Orthodontic Treatments 828 Preventive Orthodontics 828 Corrective Orthodontics 829 Treatment Planning 829 Medical and Dental History 829 Examination and Diagnosis 829 Orthodontic Instruments 830 Orthodontic Appliances 830 Fixed Appliances 8JO Removable Appliances 833 Orthodontic Procedures 83-f Patient Education 841 haota· 46 Cosmetic Dentistry 8-й introduction 85 Cosmetic Characteristics of Teeth 8ч5 Cotor 8-і 5 Shape 845 Position 845 Working with the Patient 846 Oral Photography 846 Soft Tissue Contouring 846 Occlusal Equilibration 847 Cosmetic Restorations 847 Tooth Whitening 847 Tooth Discoloration 847 Whitening Materials 847 Tooth Whitening Methods 848 Abuse of Tooth Whitening 851 Oral Personalization 851 Ornamentation 851 Crown Tattoos and Designs 852 Twinkles 852 Toothfewelry 852 Grillz 852 Tongue Bifurcation 852 Oral Piercing 852 Tongue Piercings 853 Uvula Piercing 853 Maxillary and Mandibular Frenmn Piercing 853 Lingual Frenum Piercings 854 Post-Piercing Care 854 Part X Dental Practice 857 Chapter 47 Office Management 858 Introduction 859 Office Staff Roles 859 Reception 859 Scheduling Appointments 859 Patient Coordinating 861 Telepboning 86/ Filing and Records Management 863 Inventory Management 863 Personnel Policies 865 Financial Management and Accounting 865 Patient Fees and Accounts 865 Accounts Receivable and Billing 865 insurance 866 Collections 869 Accounts Payable 8~0 Payroll 8~l Office Communications 8 2 Dental Practice 8 2 CONTENTS XXXI Chapter 48 Employment and Career Issues 879 Introduction 880 Career Planning and Preparation 880 Networking 880 Letters of Recommendation 880 Gaining Experience 880 Volunteering 881 Employment Options 881 Types of Dental Practices 881 Other Employment Options 882 Seeking Employment 883 binding Job Openings 883 Writing a Resume and Cover Letter 884 Online Applications 886 Preparing for an Interview 886 Continuing Professional Success 888 Appendix: Professional Organizations and Resources 891 References and Resources 895 Glossary 899 Figure Credits 931 Index 939 Procedures Chapter 1 0 Prevention of Caries and Periodontal Disease 10-1 Applying Topical Fluoride ................178 10-2 Teaching the Bass Brushing Technique ......181 10-3 Teaching the Modified Stillman Brushing Technique .............................182 10-4 Teaching the Charters Brushing Technique ... 183 10-5 Teaching Flossing Technique ..............184 10-6 Applying Disclosing Agent for Plaque Identification ..........................186 Chapter 14 Disease and Infection Control 14-1 Handwashing ..........................257 14-2 Putting On Personal Protective Equipment ............................260 14-3 Removing Contaminated Gloves ...........263 14-4 Cleaning and Disinfecting Surfaces .........269 14-5 Cleaning and Disinfecting the Treatment Room ................................270 14-6 Packaging Instruments and Loading an Autoclave Sterilization Unit ...............273 Chapter 17 Vital Signs 17-1 Taking an Oral Temperature ...............313 17-2 Taking a Radial Pulse and Assessing Respiration ............................316 17-3 Taking Manual Blood Pressure .............318 Chapter í 8 Responding to Medical Emergencies 18-1 Adult CPR .............................326 18-2 Infant and Child CPR ....................327 18-3 Using an AED ..........................329 18-4 Choking and Airway Obstruction ...........330 18-5 Delivering Oxygen ......................331 Chápte· 20 Orai Diagnosis and Treatment Planning 20-1 Charting ofTeeth .......................360 20-2 SoftTissue Examination ..................361 20-3 Examination and Charting of the Periodontium ..........................363 Chapter 2 1 The Patient Record 21-1 Obtaining a Patient History ...............378 Chapter 24 The Dental Office 24-1 Opening the Office .....................432 24-2 Closing the Office .......................433 Chapter 25 Preparing for Dental Care 25-1 Seating and Preparing the Patient for Treatment .............................440 25-2 Dismissing the Patient ...................449 Chapter 26 Dental Instruments and Equipment 26-1 Instrument Transfer .....................471 Chapter 27 Moisture Control and Isolation 27-1 Complete Oral Irrigation .................477 27-2 Positioning the High-volume Evacuator (HVE) ................................479 27-3 Using Cotton Rolls ......................482 27-4 Preparing a Dental Dam ..................488 27-5 Assisting with Dental Dam Placement .......489 27-6 Dental Dam Removal ....................492 Chapter 28 Anesthesia and Pain Control _________ 28-1 Preparing and Handling a Local Anesthetic Syringe ......................502 28-2 Assisting with Administration of Local Anesthetics ......................-.....505 28-3 Assisting with Nitrous Oxide Administration and Monitoring ............508 xxxiii XXXIV PROCEDURES Chapter 30 Producing Intraoral Dental Radiographs 30-1 Preparing the Patient for Intraoral Radiography .542 30-2 Using the Paralleling Technique for a Full-Mouth Survey (FMX) .................550 30-3 Using the Bisecting Technique for a Full-Mouth Survey (FMX) ................557 30-4 Using the Bitewing Technique .............562 30-5 Infection Control Steps Before, During, and After Intraoral Radiography ............574 Chapter 3 1 Extraoral Radiographs and Other Imaging Systems 31-1 Preparing for a Panoramic Radiograph .......587 Chapter 32 Film Processing, Mounting, and Evaluation 32-1 Manual Х -Ray Film Processing .............602 32-2 Using an Automatic Film Processor (with a Daylight Loader) .................607 32-3 Mounting Radiographs ...................610 Chapter 33 Dental Cements, Liners, Bases, and Bonding Agents 33-1 Mixing Procedure for Zinc Oxide Eugenol (Powder/Oil Form for Permanent Use) ......624 33-2 Mixing Procedure for Zinc Oxide Eugenol (Two Paste Form for Temporary Use) ........625 33-3 Mixing Procedure for Zinc Phosphate .......626 33-4 Mixing Procedure for Polycarboxylate .......627 33-5 Mixing Procedure for Glass Ionomer Cement ...............................628 33-6 Mixing Procedure for Composite Resin Cement ...............................629 33-7 Placing Procedure for Etchants ............629 33-8 Mixing Procedure for Cavity liner (Calcium Hydroxide Catalyst and Base Pastes) ........630 33-9 Placing Procedure for Cavity liner (Light-Cured Application) .................631 33-10 Placing Procedure for Cavity Varnishes ......632 33-11 Mixing and Placing Procedure for Cement Base ...........................633 33-12 Procedure for Preparing and Applying Bonding Agent (light-Cured) .....................634 Chapter 34 Dental Materials 34-1 Mixing and Transferring Amalgam ..........643 34-2 Mixing and Transferring Composite Restoration Materials ....................645 34-3 Using Intermediate Restorative Material (ERM) 647 Chapter 35 Laboratory Materials and Techniques 35-1 Mixing Alginate and Preparing for Impression ............................659 35-2 Obtaining an Alginate Impression ..........660 35-3 Making a Polysulfide Impression ...........662 35-4 Making a Silicone Impression ..............664 35-5 Taking a Wax Bite Registration .............666 35-6 Taking a Polyvinylsiloxane (PVS) Bite Registration ...........................667 35-7 Fabricating a Self-Curing Acrylic Custom Tray . 668 35-8 Fabricating a light-Cured Resin Custom Tray. . 670 35-9 Fabricating a Vacuum-Formed Acrylic Resin Custom Tray ...........................671 35-10 Fabricating a Thermal Bead Custom Tray .....672 35-11 Mixing Gypsum for Models ...............673 35-12 Pouring the Anatomic Portion of a Study Model ..........................674 35-13 Pouring the Base of a Study Model ..........675 35-14 Trimming, Finishing, and Polishing Study Models ..........................676 Chapter 36 Assisting in Restorations 36-1 Assisting with a Class I Restoration .........685 36-2 Assembling aTofflemire Matrix System ......687 36-3 Placing a Matrix Band for a Class II Restoration ............................690 36-4 Assisting with a Class II Restoration .........691 36-5 Assisting with a Class ІП or Class IV Restoration ..............................693 36-6 Assisting with a Class V Restoration .........695 36-7 Assisting with an Intermediate Restoration . . . 697 Chapter 37 Expanded Clinical Functions 37-1 Applying Pit and Fissure Sealants ...........702 37-2 Placing a Dental Dam ....................704 37-3 Placing a Matrix Band and Wedge (Tofflemire Matrix) for Restorations .........706 37-4 Placing a Dental Cement Base .............707 37-5 Creating an Intermediate Restoration .......708 37-6 In-Office Tooth Whitening ................709 37-7 Gingival Retraction Cord Placement ........710 37-8 Fabricating and Placing a Provisional Crown ...............................711 37-9 Removing Sutures .......................713 Chapter 38 Fixed Prosthodontics 38-1 Fabricating and Placing a Provisional Crown . . 724 38-2 Permanent Crown Placement (After Removal of the Provisional Coverage) .......725 PROCEDURES XXXV 38-3 Assisting with Cementing of Porcelain Veneers (After Fabrication) ...............727 38-4 Fabricating and Cementing a Provisional Bridge ................................729 Chapter 39 Removable Prosthodontics 39-1 Assisting with a Final Impression for a Partial Denture ........................737 39-2 Assisting with a Wax Denture Try-In .........738 39-3 Assisting with the Placement of a Partial Denture ...............................738 39-4 Assisting with a Final Impression for a Full Denture ..............................742 39-5 Assisting with the Placement of a Full Denture ...............................743 39-6 Assisting with the Placement of an Immediate Denture .....................744 Chapter 40 Endodontics 40-1 Assisting with Root Canal Therapy ..........754 40-2 Assisting with Pulpotomy of a Primary Tooth ................................757 Chapter 4 1 Periodontics 41-1 Assisting with Scaling and Polishing ........765 41-2 Assisting with Gingivectomy ..............767 41-3 Assisting with Osseous Surgery ............769 4i-4 Preparing and Placing a Periodontal Dressing ..............................771 41-5 Removing a Periodontal Dressing ..........771 Chapter 42 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 42-1 Preparing and Maintaining a Sterile Field for Instruments .........................783 42-2 Surgical Scrub ..........................784 42-3 Surgical Gloving ........................785 42-4 Simple Tooth Extraction ..................787 42-5 Assisting with Multiple Extractions and Alveoplasty ............................788 42-6 Assisting with Extraction of Impacted Teeth . . 789 42-7 Assisting with Dental Implant Surgery .......791 42-8 Assisting with Suture Placement ...........794 42-9 Assisting with Suture Removal .............795 42-10 Assisting with the Treatment of Alveolitis .... 796 Chapter 43 Pediatric Dentistry 43-1 Assisting with Application of Pit and Fissure Sealants ...............................806 43-2 Assisting with Stainless Steel Crown Placement .............................809 Chapter 44 Coronal Polishing 44-1 Performing Rubber Cup Polishing ..........820 Chapter 45 Orthodontics 45-1 Preparation Appointment .................835 45-2 Placing and Removing a Wire Separator ......835 45-3 Placing and Removing an Elastic Separator . .. 836 45-4 Placing and Removing a Steel Spring Separator ..............................836 45-5 Assisting with Cementing Orthodontic Bands ................................837 45-6 Assisting with Direct Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets ....................838 45-7 Placing Arch Wires ......................839 45-8 Placing and Removing Ligature Ties .........839 45-9 Placing and Removing ElastomericTies ......840 45-10 Assisting with the Removal of Orthodontics After Treatment .........................840 45-11 Final Appointment ......................841 Chapter 46 Cosmetic Dentistry 46-1 At-Home Tooth Whitening ................850 Chapter 47 Office Management 47-1 Preparing for the Day ....................874 47-2 Day Sheet Preparation ...................874 47-3 Posting Charges and Payments .............874 47-4 Balancing Day Sheets and End-of-Month Figures ...............................875 47-5 Preparing a Deposit Slip ..................875 47-6 Reordering Supplies .....................876 47-7 Reconciling a Bank Statement .............876 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Comprehensive Dental Assisting is an exciting first-edition textbook that brings the voice of the dental assistant and dental team to the resources used in the classroom. The text s reader-friendly and engaging style, dynamic colorful design, and comprehensive electronic media clarify important dental assisting concepts while maintaining students interest and improving their retention of essential information. Unique features emphasize critical thinking and help students apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world challenges in their careers. Hundreds of photographs and drawings clearly illustrate the anatomy, concepts, and procedures of dental assisting. You ll find these distinctive features in LWW s Comprehensive Dental Assisting: к Voice of Experience: Comments from experienced, practicing dental assistants give students insight into real-life scenarios. я From the Dentist s Perspective: Observations from dentists help students understand their value as part of the dental office team. Extra Patient Care: Advice on how to go the extra mile to provide patients with optimal care. Check Your Ethics: Ethical dilemmas likely to be encountered in the workplace require students to apply the knowledge they ve gained from the chapter and think critically about the best action to take. From Classroom to Clinic: Information on how to apply the knowledge obtained in school prepares future dental assistants for their experiences in an internship or in clinical practice. Preparing for Certification Exams: A box at the end of each chapter highlights the items to review for the DANB certification exams. Students also benefit from elements that guide and assess their learning, such as: Chapter Checklists: Each chapter begins with a checklist of objectives so students can focus in on key concepts. Key Terms: Must-know terminology is defined at the beginning of each chapter, bolded in the text, and gathered in a Glossary at the back of the book. Pronunciations are provided for difficult terms, a Checkpoints: Periodically throughout the chapter, a Checkpoint is provided for students to self-check their understanding of what they have just read. Procedures: Step-by-step procedures are thorough yet succinct and clearly illustrated with photos or diagrams. Chapter Highlights: The chapter content is summarized in an easy-to-read bulleted list. Review Questions: Multiple-choice questions help students study and review. Answers are included with the Instructor Resources. s And more! BONUS ONLINE and DVD RESOURCES! \| ■ For students: The student website on thePoint and ! the two DVDs packaged with the book deliver videos ; and animations, a wealth of interactive activities and exercises, Dentrix G4 practice office management software and activities, DANB exam study guide map, Spanish-to-English translation guide, crossword puzzles, sign language chart, and other valuable components, each designed to expand upon and reinforce what is learned in the text. ■ For instructors: The faculty resource DVD and website on thePoint include PowerPoint slides, lesson plans, image bank, test generator, CODA content map, and other components to help instructors teach more effectively and efficiently. Your Class, Your Voice, Your Text— Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Comprehensive Dental Assisting
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