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Title: Veterinary dental nursing procedures


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Veterinary dental nursing procedures
  • INTRODUCTION

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Learning Outcomes
  1. Perform oral examination
  2. Complete a dental chart
  3. Perform dental prophylaxis under veterinary
    supervision
  4. Assist in the performance of a simple extraction
    under veterinary supervision
  5. Routines are carried out and theatre equipment is
    provided to the veterinarian as instructed

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Assessment
Theory test 25
Assignments 15
Practical test 45
TOTAL 100
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Assessment
  • Assignments and both tests due week 5

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Vet Dental Nursing
  • Can be a significant part of veterinary practice
  • Veterinary nurses often called upon to perform
    dental prophylaxis

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Texts
  • Tholen, MA (1983) Concepts in Veterinary
    Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine Publishing
    Company, Kansas US.
  • Oaks AB, (2002) Veterinary Dentistry, in Clinical
    Textbook for Veterinary Technicians, McCurnin M,
    Bassert JM ed, 5th ed, W.B. Saunders Company,
    Philadelphia.
  • Verstraete FJM (1998), Self-Assessment Colour
    Review of Veterinary Dentistry, Manson
    Publishing.
  • Crossly DA and Penman S (1995), Manual of Small
    Animal Dentistry, British Small Animal Veterinary
    Association.
  • Mitchell PQ (2002), The Practical Veterinarian -
    Small Animal Dentistry, Butterworth Heinemann.

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Internet
  • Royal Veterinary College - Dentistry
  • http//www.vet.ed.ac.uk/clive/cal/Dentistry/websit
    e/index.htm

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Library Computers
  • Student resources
  • My Computer
  • EduCampus (P Drive)
  • Animal Care

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The most important points
  • Safety
  • Patient (esp. anaesthesia)
  • Practitioner (lungs, eyes, posture)
  • Machine descaling
  • Max 10 seconds per tooth
  • Never use the point
  • Ensure adequate water
  • Keep it moving
  • Machine polishing
  • Max 5 seconds per tooth
  • Can extend to pocket
  • Manual descaling
  • Removing plaque and calculus in gingival pocket
    is essential for successful descaling
  • Using curettes in gingival pocket gives best
    results

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Orientation
  • Endodontics
  • Pulp/root canal work
  • Exodontics
  • Tooth extractions
  • Periodontics
  • Dental scale/polish, periodontal work
  • Orthodontics
  • Straightening work

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The End
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