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Oral Health Care: A Whole New Language

Course Type: 
Dental Courses
Provider: 
PROCTER & GAMBLE
Author(s): 
Dr. Patricia Nunn, RDH, MS
Target Audience: 
Dental Assistants
Target Audience: 
Dental Hygiene Students
Target Audience: 
Dental Hygienists
Target Audience: 
Dental Students
Target Audience: 
Office Managers

This course is intended for anyone new to the field of dental healthcare, whether they are a dental assistant, dental hygienist, dental student, or anyone already in the field who would like a dental vocabulary refresher. The most commonly used terms in dentistry will be defined and memory joggers will be provided for most. Useful prefixes and suffixes often used to create dental/medical words are presented, as are some common abbreviations.

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