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This course describes ways to organize office safety training, record keeping requirements and the 12 essential tasks of office safety training.

This course describes the uses and properties of plaster and stone (gypsum materials) used in dentistry; the steps required to pour and trim study models for diagnostic purposes and case presentation and lists the preferred chemical disinfectant for study models.

This course discusses the rising incidence of asthma, two major contributors to morbidity and mortality rates, common medications and their effects, emergency procedures, methods in prevention and reduction of asthma attacks during appointments.

This course describes ideal candidates, vital bleaching technique and necessary steps in fabrication of the NGVB stent and appointment sequence.

This course describes the procedure for taking a brush biopsy and the role of computer assisted diagnosis in the detection of precancerous and cancerous oral lesions.

This course addresses theories of the causes, potential dentofacial changes and orthopedic problems and successful treatment options.

This course describes the cause and spread of TB, ways to identify and manage infected patients, how to develop, implement and maintain TB infection control plan and policies and how to evaluate TB infection control programs.

This course describes necessary precautionary measures, conditions under which a facility should be closed, signs and symptoms of inhalation anthrax, the three types that infect humans and the recommended drugs for treatment.

This course lists the usage and forms of smokeless tobacco, the harmful contents, general effects, dental diseases and conditions of the oral cavity associated with, the diagnostic criteria of leukoplakia/snuff dipper’s pouch and the types of oral cancers associated with smokeless tobacco use.

This course identifies common radiographic exposure and processing pitfalls and how to avoid or correct them.