Local Anesthetic Options and Techniques for the Oral Health Professional
Course Description:
Understanding which anesthetic is best for your patient can be challenging especially when there are so many options available. This intermediate level course guides the learner through the science of anesthetics used in dentistry, including non-injectable, injectable, and additional solutions to aid in the anesthesia process. Also, attendees gain insights into providing quadrant anesthesia focused on injection techniques for the PSA, IO, AMSA, IA and GG injections.
Audience: Entire Clinical Team
Level: Intermediate
3 CEU
Course Objectives:
After this course the learner will be able to:
Identify different non-injectable anesthetic options.
Identify which injections to select for the clinical procedure.
Identify anatomical structures related to the PSA, IO, AMSA, IA, and GG injections.
Understand delivery technique for the PSA, IO, AMSA, IA, and GG injection.
Employ atraumatic injection techniques.
Select appropriate anesthetic options for the patient and clinical procedure.
Tina Clarke RDH, M.Ed. Bio:
Tina Clarke RDH, M.Ed. is the leading voice in anesthesia dental education. From head & neck anatomy, medical emergency management, and practical tips and tricks to getting anesthesia right every time, Tina employs adult learning principles, equipping her course attendees for success.
A nationally published author, and founder of Teacher Tina RDH, she keeps her skills and knowledge current while continuing to serve the profession as a clinician, educator, trainer, speaker. In addition, Tina is an approved provider by the Oregon Board of Dentistry to provide education for the initial permit for local anesthesia. As well as an American Heart Association Certified BLS instructor.
As an active member of the American Dental Hygienists Association and an approved CE provider by the American Academy of Dental Hygiene, Tina’s passionately serves her profession.
She is a practicing clinical dental hygienist for over 20 years and an educator for nearly 15. She received her bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene in 2001 and her master’s degree in education in 2013.
Her teaching, training, and presenting style is upbeat and fun, making even the most difficult topics a delight to learn.
Tina Clarke RDH, M.Ed. is an educator at her heart. She is a consultant, speaker, nationally published author, and continues to provide clinical care and educate dental hygiene students in the state of Oregon. With over 2O years as a practicing clinician, Tina has become a leading voice on topics related to local anesthesia, medical emergencies and head and neck anatomy. She regularly mentors new and seasoned hygienists from across the nation on clinical and workplace issues. Tina is recognized by the Oregon Board of Dentistry as a provider for local anesthesia permit certification, is a certified CPR/BLS instructor, and an approved continuing education provider by the American Academy of Dental Hygiene. Her upbeat and fun personality is palpable, creating an environment you just can’t help but enjoy.
I truly believe the role of an educator, especially one focused on the professional development of an adult, is to be a coach and mentor. My goal is to aid student and seasoned professionals towards excellence in their field; to be a well-rounded wholistic clinician who understands there are several aspects to quality patient care. I am an educator at heart who has a deep passion for the oral healthcare industry. My mission is to help others achieve their goals in a supportive and friendly manner. To nurture their growth as student and professional.
Safeguarding Success: A Comprehensive Approach to Dental Implant Assessment during Maintenance
Course Description:
In the realm of dental care, dental hygienists play a pivotal role in upholding the vitality and durability of dental implants. The assessment of dental implant health stands as a crucial facet in the implementation of effective and tailored maintenance procedures. This course is meticulously crafted to furnish dental hygienists with the knowledge and expertise necessary for a thorough examination and continuous monitoring of dental implant well-being. Furthermore, it delves into best-practice maintenance strategies, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of optimal care.
2 CEU
Course Objectives:
Define the essential parameters for evaluating dental implant health, encompassing peri-implant soft tissue health, stability, and the interpretation of radiographic data.
Master the application of pertinent instruments and diagnostic techniques essential for a comprehensive evaluation of dental implants.
Recognize the intrinsic significance of routine and structured implant assessments in ensuring the enduring success of dental implants.
Identify and implement safe and effective maintenance protocols tailored specifically for dental implants.
Nicole Fortune Bio:
Nicole Fortune is a highly regarded dental hygienist, educator, consultant, and professional speaker who has gained industry-wide recognition for her advanced knowledge of periodontics, peri-implantitis and business to business referral marketing. She became the first dental professional in Vermont certified in Perioscopy, CO2, Diode and Nd:Yag laser use and Guided Biofilm Therapy. She earned both her BA and Dental Hygiene degree at the University of Vermont and MBA from Champlain College. Nicole is currently working with Young Innovations as Clinical Education Manager.
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REGISTER HERELocal Anesthetic Options and Techniques for the Oral Health Professional
Course Description:
Understanding which anesthetic is best for your patient can be challenging especially when there are so many options available. This intermediate level course guides the learner through the science of anesthetics used in dentistry, including non-injectable, injectable, and additional solutions to aid in the anesthesia process. Also, attendees gain insights into providing quadrant anesthesia focused on injection techniques for the PSA, IO, AMSA, IA and GG injections.
Audience: Entire Clinical Team
Level: Intermediate
3 CEU
Course Objectives:
After this course the learner will be able to:
Tina Clarke RDH, M.Ed. Bio:
A nationally published author, and founder of Teacher Tina RDH, she keeps her skills and knowledge current while continuing to serve the profession as a clinician, educator, trainer, speaker. In addition, Tina is an approved provider by the Oregon Board of Dentistry to provide education for the initial permit for local anesthesia. As well as an American Heart Association Certified BLS instructor.
As an active member of the American Dental Hygienists Association and an approved CE provider by the American Academy of Dental Hygiene, Tina’s passionately serves her profession.
She is a practicing clinical dental hygienist for over 20 years and an educator for nearly 15. She received her bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene in 2001 and her master’s degree in education in 2013.
Her teaching, training, and presenting style is upbeat and fun, making even the most difficult topics a delight to learn.
She can be reached at: [email protected]
Tina Clarke RDH, M.Ed. is an educator at her heart. She is a consultant, speaker, nationally published author, and continues to provide clinical care and educate dental hygiene students in the state of Oregon. With over 2O years as a practicing clinician, Tina has become a leading voice on topics related to local anesthesia, medical emergencies and head and neck anatomy. She regularly mentors new and seasoned hygienists from across the nation on clinical and workplace issues. Tina is recognized by the Oregon Board of Dentistry as a provider for local anesthesia permit certification, is a certified CPR/BLS instructor, and an approved continuing education provider by the American Academy of Dental Hygiene. Her upbeat and fun personality is palpable, creating an environment you just can’t help but enjoy.
I truly believe the role of an educator, especially one focused on the professional development of an adult, is to be a coach and mentor. My goal is to aid student and seasoned professionals towards excellence in their field; to be a well-rounded wholistic clinician who understands there are several aspects to quality patient care. I am an educator at heart who has a deep passion for the oral healthcare industry. My mission is to help others achieve their goals in a supportive and friendly manner. To nurture their growth as student and professional.
Safeguarding Success: A Comprehensive Approach to Dental Implant Assessment during Maintenance
Course Description:
In the realm of dental care, dental hygienists play a pivotal role in upholding the vitality and durability of dental implants. The assessment of dental implant health stands as a crucial facet in the implementation of effective and tailored maintenance procedures. This course is meticulously crafted to furnish dental hygienists with the knowledge and expertise necessary for a thorough examination and continuous monitoring of dental implant well-being. Furthermore, it delves into best-practice maintenance strategies, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of optimal care.
2 CEU
Course Objectives:
Define the essential parameters for evaluating dental implant health, encompassing peri-implant soft tissue health, stability, and the interpretation of radiographic data.
Nicole Fortune Bio:
Nicole Fortune is a highly regarded dental hygienist, educator, consultant, and professional speaker who has gained industry-wide recognition for her advanced knowledge of periodontics, peri-implantitis and business to business referral marketing. She became the first dental professional in Vermont certified in Perioscopy, CO2, Diode and Nd:Yag laser use and Guided Biofilm Therapy. She earned both her BA and Dental Hygiene degree at the University of Vermont and MBA from Champlain College. Nicole is currently working with Young Innovations as Clinical Education Manager.
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