30-Hours Professional Diploma in Dental Health and Hygiene
Credit hours
3
Covering oral anatomy, common dental diseases and how to prevent them, this course explores everyday oral hygiene tools and techniques. Learners also study the role of diet, cleaning methods, preventive treatments such as fluoride and sealants, patient assessment and care planning, and communication in dental care. It suits dental support staff and anyone interested in oral health promotion.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Dental Health and Hygiene
- 02Anatomy of the Oral Cavity
- 03Common Dental Diseases and Prevention Strategies
- 04Oral Hygiene Tools and Techniques
- 05The Role of Diet in Oral Health
- 06Effective Dental Cleaning Techniques
- 07Preventive Dental Treatments: Fluoride and Sealants
- 08Patient Assessment and Care Planning
- 09Communication Skills in Dental Care
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