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DHY-152 — Prin. of Dental Hygiene II

3 credits · 3 hours

This course builds on foundational knowledge, focusing on advanced concepts in oral physiotherapy, fluoride use, adjunctive instrumentation, and hypersensitivity management. Students will learn to develop comprehensive treatment plans tailored to individual patient needs. Students will explore powered instrumentation, its history, and the various types and modes of action of ultrasonic devices, along with their advantages, limitations, and clinical applications. The course also examines case studies to enhance decision-making in dental hygiene treatment planning for both adult and pediatric patients, with a focus on behavior modification and preventive oral health strategies. By analyzing clinical scenarios, students will refine their skills in evidence-based care and patient management, preparing them for advanced clinical practice. 3/0/0

Prerequisites: BIO110, BIO208, BIO111, BIO209, CHE107, CHE115, CHE108, CHE116, DHY101, DHY102, DHY110, DHY120, DHY130, BIO114, BIO212, BIO115, BIO213, BIO112, BIO155, BIO221, BIO113, BIO156, BIO222, ENG101, DHY140, DHY151, DHY160

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