Dental assistants help and assist dentists in providing dental care to patients. The key responsibilities of dental assistants include preparing patients for treatment, providing instruments and materials to dentists, and keeping the operatory clean and well-stocked. Dental assistants must work closely with dentists and have good communication skills to understand the dentist's instructions and needs during procedures.
Dental assistants help and assist dentists in providing dental care to patients. The key responsibilities of dental assistants include preparing patients for treatment, providing instruments and materials to dentists, and keeping the operatory clean and well-stocked. Dental assistants must work closely with dentists and have good communication skills to understand the dentist's instructions and needs during procedures.
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Dental Assistants
Larasati Mulya Safitri (P17125020023)
What does the picture tell us about?
Explain with your own view about those pictures.
PICTURE 1.
In the picture you can see a patient who is
doing fillings on his teeth. At the top of the patient's head there is a doctor who is performing a patching procedure. And on the patient's left, there is a dental assistant holding a saliva ejector and a water air syringe. PICTURE 2
In the picture, a small child patient is being
examined for his maxillary teeth by a doctor using a mirror and sonde. And on the patient's left there is a dental assistant who is watching and waiting for instructions from the doctor to take the tool that will be used next. PICTURE 3.
The yellow trash can at the clinic has a special function,
namely only to dispose of waste in the form of infectious and pathological waste. Such as syringes, extracted teeth, cotton pellets, gauze contaminated with blood. Etc. PICTURE 4
In the picture there are 5 students conducting
counseling about dental and oral hygiene in Karang Anyar village with the aim that the villagers there better understand how to brush their teeth properly and care about dental and oral hygiene and health. PICTURE 5
The picture shows that they are in a nursing home
that contains the elderly. They seem very happy to meet their peers. One grandmother comforted her friend in a wheelchair to keep her spirit alive. PICTURE 6
The way to read the results of the X-ray is that the
result is black, which is called radiolucent which is soft tissue because the X-ray is translucent. And the result is white is called radiopaque in the form of hard tissue like teeth. From the X-ray image, it can be seen that one tooth is missing. PICTURE 7
Seen in the picture there is a small child
patient being checked by a dentist. She was checked whether there is a hole in the tooth or not. The dentist use a mirror and a flashlight to make it clear. And the doctor uses a special tool in the eye to see it clearly. PICTURE 8
In the picture there is a patient who is doing a
nurse in a dental clinic. On the patient's right, there is a doctor who is preparing the patient's teeth using a handpiece. And on the right side of the patient, there is a dental assistant who is holding the saliva ejector in the patient's mouth to suck out excess saliva during the procedure.