On-Demand: How to Scale and Chart your dentals with Nora

Dental problems arrive into every clinic and can be quiet difficult to decide the extent of disease in the mouth and what is required in practice to help these animals. 

Staging and charting is a very improtant first step to help identify and dianosgse the extent of the peridontal disease in the mouth. Staging invovles the assessment of the animal, while charting is how to correctly record your findings. 

Cofidently and correctly completig these two stages will help plan your surgery more effectively (allow suffient time, be prepped for extractions, equipment required etc.), give pet owners a more accurate expected outcome and costs inovlved. Estimating by lifting the lip is very difficult!

This On-Demand course is suitable for both Vets and Vet Nurses,

 

HOW TO ACCESS WHEN PURCHASED:

  • Log into your account on the Premier Skills Website
  • If you have forgotten your passwrd or don't have access to it, hit forgot password and follow steps
  • Once logged in on the menu on the left hand side, click Courses 
  • Click My Courses
  • You will see the name of the On Demand you have booked
  • Click on the start button.
  • Once you have completed the videos and passed the MCQ, a cert will be automatically sent to you via email 
  • You can also access your Cert through your profile (see how to do videos)

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On-Demand: How to Scale and Chart your dentals with Nora


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Through this topic you will cover:

Staging:

  • How we do dentals 
  • COHAT - Complete Oral Health and Assessment Plan 
  • How to discuss treatment plans with Clients 
  • How to plan treatment/second stage.
  • Benfits of this system
  • Client Commuunication 

 

Scaling nd Charting 

  • The problems an how to address it
  • Costs to consider 
  • Goals of dentiatry 
  • How to scale 
  • Probing and Charting 
  • Triad System 
  • Gingivitis Score 

 

Once purchased you have 90 days to complete