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    In the first case study, the public health dental hygienist is responsible for evaluating the daily fluoridation test that is submitted by each state to make sure it is in the optimal range 0.7 to 1.2 milligrams per liter. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2011) She is also responsible for working with the state if the test results do not measure up the standards set forth by the CDC. In addition the dental hygienist reports all of these results to Centers for Disease control and

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    slightest idea what an amalgam was or why it causes so much controversy in the realm of dentistry. The controversy originates from the material that primarily makes up amalgams; that material is mercury. Now that this debate has commenced, dentists, scientists, and corporate organizations everywhere are arguing whether the use of amalgams should be banned or should remain a growing practice. Because I plan to study dentistry in the future I figured this would be a good topic to prepare me for my future education

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    P1 Explain the methods of communication used to give, receive and retrieve information. Communication is the term given to the action of sending and retrieving information . Communication can occur in many different forms and can be either verbal or non-verbal. Verbal communication is more direct through the use of words in contrast with non-verbal communication, which requires the person receiving the information to make inferences as to what they are saying. Verbal communication is when people

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    Bucky the Beaver’s oblivious schemes of traditional regulations may be overturned after all. Operating under the council of the American Dental Association, the center for Evidence-Based Dentistry finds and develops resources to help answer the personal needs of patients. The ADA defines as such: “EBD is a patient-centered approach to treatment decisions, which provides personalized dental care based on the most current scientific knowledge…

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    In his testimony, Michael T. Hamilton invalidate all the reasons given by those who are against approving dental therapy as a profession. He states that dental therapists would not affect the quality of patient care because therapists have a narrower scope of practice than dentists, and need to train rigorously to get their certification. Also, he declares that since dentists and dental therapists receive the same training on local anesthesia, pharmacology, and medical emergencies, they are capable

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    Reflection Paper

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    Growing up for me went a little something like this. All three of my sisters and I shared a king size bed in the attic of a rental house off 17th & Dorcas. In the mornings we would wake up to mom’s chorizo and tortillas on the stove. In the background you could hear Telemundo, a Spanish channel, on the television. Being that I was one of four siblings Birthday parties came often, and were celebrated with lots of carne asada, jugo for the kids, piñata’s, guacamole and lots of beer and music for the

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    My Passion For Dentistry

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    Many people ask me why I continue to pursue dentistry after so many years of rejection. Consequently, this is not a question I can thoroughly answer. Maybe it's insanity, maybe it's pride, or maybe it's perseverance. It may even be a combination of all three. But whatever it may I believe I am pursuing my passion, my dream, something I am called to do. When you are pursuing a passion you do whatever it takes to make that dream a reality even if it means getting rejected numerous times. At a young

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    situations where I frequently encounter challenging human relation incidents. Such incidents require careful handling and open minded approach, which or else, might lead to a poor human relation experience. The fear of the common public towards dentistry often persuades them to do a research in the internet or to seek advice from peer group. Such researches often results in false conclusions and ends up the person in a dentist’s clinic with wrong attitudes. These situations often lead to challenging

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    My Journey In My Life

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    Growing up, I always saw my father experience pain. He spent his life fighting for the independence of his home country, but lost an internal war. His body was slowly deteriorating due to the increasing uptake of carcinogens. The red, green, and black of the country he fought for became the black plaque accumulated inside him. The end of his journey is only the beginning of my journey. I am the child of immigrants, the grandchild of warriors. I was raised on compassion, strength, endurance, and education

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    I believe that true learning requires much more than simply listening to a lecture, reading from a book, or watching a video. While these all may be involved in the process of learning, hands-on experience and a real desire for knowledge of the subject are needed to truly learn. Whether in the classroom or clinical setting, I believe that the process of learning should not be static, but rather fluid in the sense that questions should be asked back and forth between educator and student. A dialogue

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