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1. ABOUT THE NECESSITY OF A RECONVERSION PROGRAM FOR GENERALIST NURSES TO DENTAL NURSES.

Author

BURLIBAȘA, MIHAI, BILINSCHI, LORELAI GEORGETA, PAVĂL, BOGDAN, EFTENE, OANA, IONESCU, ILEANA, MIHAI, AUGUSTIN, PERIEANU, VIOREL ȘTEFAN, PERIEANU, MĂDĂLINA VIOLETA, COSTEA, RADU, COSTEA, RALUCA, TĂNASE, GABRIELA, MALIȚA, MĂDĂLINA, BURLIBAȘA, LILIANA, and IONESCU, CAMELIA

Subjects
*DENTAL care, *DENTISTS, *DENTAL pathology, *DENTAL technicians, *DENTISTRY
Abstract

The nurse in the dentist's office plays an important part in the dental medical team: dentist, nurse, dental technician. Unfortunately, most nurses working in dentistry offices in Romania are general nurses without any preliminary, theoretical and practical training in dentistry. Therefore, in this study we have proposed to support the need for professional reconversion programs for general nursing assistants in dental nurses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

2. Patient-centred care - what is it and how is it practised in the dental surgery?

Author

Scambler, Sasha, Gupta, Adyya, and Asimakopoulou, Koula

Subjects
*COMMUNICATION, *DENTAL care, *DENTAL schools, *DENTISTS, *INTERVIEWING, *MEDICAL protocols, *NATIONAL health services, *EMPLOYEE promotions, *TEACHING, *DENTAL pathology, *HUMAN research subjects, *PATIENT selection, *PATIENT-centered care
Abstract

The article presents a study of the understanding and practice of patient-centred care (PCC) within the practice of dentistry, focusing on the nature of PCC, how PCC is taught and practiced within a dental setting. It reveals that a shared understanding of PCC involves a basic sense of humanity, giving information to the best interest of patient. Results suggest that need for significant work if dentists have to comply with the General Dental Council guidelines on patient-centred practice.

Published
2015
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3. PRELIMINARY STUDY REGARDING THE NECESSITY OF DISPENSING IN THE DENTAL MEDICAL ASSISTANCE OF PUPILS, TEENAGERS AND YOUNG PATIENTS.

Author

BURLIBAȘA, MIHAI, BILINSCHI, LORELAI GEORGETA, PAVĂL, BOGDAN, EFTENE, OANA, IONESCU, ILEANA, MIHAI, AUGUSTIN, PERIEANU, VIOREL ȘTEFAN, PERIEANU, MĂDĂLINA VIOLETA, COSTEA, RADU, COSTEA, RALUCA, TĂNASE, GABRIELA, MALIȚA, MĂDĂLINA, BURLIBAȘA, LILIANA, and IONESCU, CAMELIA

Subjects
*DENTAL pathology, *MEDICAL assistance, *DENTISTS, *DENTAL technicians, *DENTISTRY, *NURSES, *ADOLESCENT health
Abstract

The nurse in the dentist's office plays an important part in the dental medical team: dentist, nurse, dental technician. Unfortunately, most nurses working in dentistry offices in Romania are general nurses without any preliminary, theoretical and practical training in dentistry. Therefore, in this study we have proposed to support the need for professional reconversion programs for general nursing assistants in dental nurses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

4. Orthodontic Treatment Provided by General Dentists with Different Types of Appliances in Chattishgarh, India.

Author

DHANYASI, ASHOK KUMAR, MAHOBIA, YOGESH, AGARWAL, ABHAY PREM PRAKASH, GUPTA, AKHIL, QUARAISHI, DILSHAD, KHAN, KISHWAR ZAHOOR, and AGRAWAL, ANIL

Subjects
*DENTAL care, *GROUP dental practice, *DENTISTRY, *DENTAL maturity, *DENTAL pathology, *DIAGNOSIS, *CLINICAL medicine, *MEDICAL care
Abstract

Objective: The study was done to determine the quantity of orthodontics and the type of appliance used for orthodontic treatment by general dentist. Materials and Methods: A total of 410 dentists completely participated in the study. The study included questions to know the positive effects of orthodontic treatment done by general dentists and their opinions and qualities regarding the provision of treatment. Statistical Analysis: Statistical analysis was done using SPSS version of 16.0 was used at p ≤ 0.05. Results: One forty six (35.6%) dentists answered that they practice orthodontic treatment to their patients, of which most were providing removable appliances (39.5%). There was a significant difference between the groups toward the benefits of orthodontic treatment according to experience of service and locality. General dentist were providing this treatment mainly in the mixed dentition period i.e. 96(65.8%). Most of the participants gave positive response regarding expansion of their syllabus related to orthodontics. Conclusion: A significant difference in response to the benefits of the treatment were seen according to experience and are of practice and most of the participants showed positive response increasing their courses in orthodontics at undergraduate level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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5. THERMOGHRAPHICAL METHODS IN HIGHLIGHTING THE TENDINITIS IN DENTISTRY.

Author

Stratul, S. I., Rusu, D., Kulcsar, R. M., Argesanu, V., Ogodescu, A., and Nica, L. M.

Subjects
*THERMOGRAPHY (Copying process), *TENDINITIS, *ERGONOMICS, *DENTAL therapeutics, *DENTAL pathology, *MUSCULOSKELETAL system diseases, *POSTURE disorders, *DENTISTS, *DISEASES
Abstract

The aim of this study is to show how the absence of the ergonomics principles can cause musculoskeletal problems in the field of dental medicine, highlighting the tendinitis syndrome by using thermo graphical methods. The study was made by comparing the infrared pictures of the hands of two dentists, one with the tendinitis syndrome, who were performing a dental surgery. As results the infrared pictures show that the tendinitis syndrome modifies the hands temperature and temperature distribution. Generally the thermo graphical methods can highlight most of musculoskeletal problems, and can be an efficient tool in applying the ergonomics principles in dentistry especially in dental equipment design. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010

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