DHYG 01

Private practice orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, and periodontics clinics particularly value dental hygienists as

In a direct supervision, the dentist do not need to be present

The _____ outlines the services allowed within the scope of practice of each state.

__________ is an essential component of dental hygiene practice.

The ADHA headquarters is located in Chicago, IL

Scientific information about the prevention of oral disease has been ___________.

What roles is not a part of DHYG?

An EX. of this prevention is replacement of missing tooth using a fixed partial denture or implant to restore function

This type of supervision is usually limited to preventative services provided in specified public health setting

678-466-4920 is the number for the CSU Dental Hygiene Clinic, extension #5

What type of supervision describe the usage of current technologies as a means of communication?

The role of a DHYG as an entrepreneur is to provide continuing education for licensed providers

Which supervision states the dentist needs to authorize, be present and check work before patient dismissal

What is the number to CSU public safety?

The professional DHYG is responsible to provide all services allowed in the scope of practice in the U.S.

This type of supervision is sometimes referred to as a teledentistry-assisted, affiliated dental hygiene practice

The author of Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist is Esther M. Wilkins

The clinical responsibilities of a DHYG are divided into

Preventive services are the methods to promote and maintain oral health and employed by who?

Educational and clinical services are mutually dependent and inseparable in the total DHYG care of the patient

Choose all the roles that apply to DHYG

The description of the role of DHYG in public health is

In an independent practice, a DHYG can provide services within the scope of DHYG practice only if the dentist is present

According to Dr. Alfred C. Fones, _______ is the most important role in the practice of dental hygiene.

Primary prevention is treatment of early disease to prevent further progression of potentially irreversible conditions

Sealants placed in deep grooves and pits of the tooth to prevent cavities is an example of primary prevention

DHYG treatment services are a small part of the patient's overall treatment plan

Many states have enacted uncollaborative practice legislative initiatives for underserved

The Father of Dental Hygiene is