Australia Oral Health Healthcare and Medical Courses

Dentists should ensure that they achieve accurate and consistent radiological diagnoses. This includes optimising radiograph production, recognising the issues that can hinder successful film interpretation and identifying the more common oral abnormaliti

This session explores the role of special tests and baseline records in formulating a treatment plan for a patient. Elements of other sessions (such as dental radiography, occlusion, periodontology and endodontics) are identified.

This session outlines the different perspectives of health that exist and how these have evolved over time. It is important to understand how the patient views their oral health and the role that you might play in maintaining it.

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This session describes the principles and techniques of reflective practice, and how to incorporate them into everyday primary or secondary care clinical practice.

This session identifies the guidelines that support dentists in the selection of the most appropriate dental radiograph. It further explains how dentists incorporate the guidelines into dental practice.

The session compares the national NHS dental contract retained in Scotland and Northern Ireland with the new local contract in England and Wales. It looks at the effect of the different regulations on the delivery of NHS dental care.

This session describes the processes for performing extra-oral and facial examinations, and the reasons for carrying them out.

Treatment planning is built on the foundation of history, examination, special tests and diagnosis. Only a thorough approach to these can lead to a successful treatment plan.

This session provides a framework that underpins the approach to preventative measures. It outlines the issues that need to be considered when determining how best to provide effective and efficient care.