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Clinic Preparedness Course Flashcards

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What are the traits of a good dental student in clinic?

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  • prepared
  • lead learning
  • engaged
  • accountable
  • patient first
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What do you need to understand to function in clinic?

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  • Infection control
  • Dispensary
  • CSR
  • Axium
  • Presenting to faculty
  • Start checks
  • Writing notes
  • Etc…
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What is the flow for a case based project?

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  • diagnosis
  • treatment planning
  • perio
  • operative
  • endo
  • fixed
  • removeable
  • oral surgery
  • clinic process
  • clinic project
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What do you do during a diagnosis appointment?

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  • Patient Motivation (Chief Complaint)
  • Medical History
    –Med Consults
    —First Appointment
  • Head and Neck Exam
  • Overall (Big) Picture
  • Charting
    –PERIO
    –ODONTOGRAM
    –CONSULTS??
  • Models
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What are the steps of the treatment planning?

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  • Interpret the data
  • Take into account all information/patient wants
  • Address concerns
  • Consults
  • BIG PICTURE
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What are the phases of treatment planning (depending on the case)?

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  • Acute
    —Emergent Care (Extraction, RCT, Perio, Broken Tooth)
  • Perio
  • Caries Control
    —Definitive Treatment plans
    —Options
  • Fixed
    —When do you place crown?
  • Removeable/Implants
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What should you know when you go to clinic everyday?

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  • Chief complaint
  • Med History
  • History of treatment
    -Crown has recurrent caries
    —When/where was crown fabricated
  • Procedure
    -What are you planning to do that day
    -Does it fit with overall treatment plan
    —Can’t do crown before perio/operative
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Can’t do ________ before perio/operative

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crown

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How does the signed in process work in the clinic?

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  • Med history
  • Radiographs
  • Faculty will take a look at treatment plan
  • Faculty will evaluate tooth
    —May alter treatment
  • Present to faculty
    —Med History
    —Procedure
    —Factors that may influence appointment
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What is the process of preparing a tooth in clinic?

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  • Will have discussion with faculty before starting at what point they will want to look at preparation
    -Great time to work on asking for modifications (know your dental terminology)
  • For Fixed will also have a stopping point
    -Will be more conservative initially
    -As gain more experience will allow further prepping
  • Faculty may have you adjust prep
  • Case Based Project
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What is the process of restoring a tooth in clinic?

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  • Faculty will evaluate the final restoration
  • May make suggestion to improve restoration
  • Fixed
    -Temporary (have impression made prior to appt)
    -Impression
    —Faculty may have you make temp first before impression
  • Case Based Project
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What is the case based project for restoring a tooth?

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  • Will evaluate final restoration
  • Feedback
  • If determined not clinically acceptable then would need to redo prep/restoration
  • Fixed-temporary
  • Clinically Acceptable
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What is the case based project for preparing a tooth?

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  • Ideal Prep
  • Core Buildup (be creative)
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What is the process in the clinic for finishing the appointment?

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  • Write clinic note
  • Evaluation (Axium)
  • Signed out
    -Goal is to be signed out by 12 and 4
    -Prefer not to have unswiped notes
    —Has to be signed in 24-48 hours
    —Working under faculty license
  • Assist patient to patient accounts
  • Next Appointment
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What are the types of consults you can use to address issues?

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  • PERIO
  • ENDO
  • FIXED
  • REMOVEABLE
  • OS
  • MED CONSULT
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What type of questions do you ask for a med consult?

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  • Open ended questions
  • Avoid vague questions
  • Avoid Yes/No questions (want thourough reply)
17
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What consults would you need for this case…

Patient has a broken #12 that extends to the gumline and is causing the patient pain

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  • Restorative Consult
    —Patient fractured #12. Fracture extends subgingival. Patient is having mod/severe pain. Please evaluate for restorability
  • Perio consult
    —Patient broke #12 and is having pain. Tooth has been redeemed restorable with RCT, CBU, and crown. The fracture extends below the gumline. Please evaluate for crown lengthening.
  • Endo Consult
    —Please evaluate #12 for RCT. #12 is deemed restorable but may need crown lengthening. #12 is causing mod/severepain for the last 2 days.

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