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Radiography for dental nurses

On-demand webinar: from the October 2008 live event

£25 (£20+VAT)

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"She was clear and explained well"
"I found the course very interesting especially the different xray faults found on films, as we use a digital machine at work I had forgotten some of the manual processing faults and procedures"
"I feel it has updated me in all aspects of dental radiography"
"Some good facts as I had forgotten all the roles and regulations regarding radiography"
"I have learnt more about the rules governing xrays and also feel thst I may carry out an additional audit at work"
"It was full of more information than I thought it would be and I have renewed interest in radiography, maybe to take training course for this"

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Radiography for dental nursesCore CPD

40 minute presentation (approx.)
15 quiz questions

2 hours CORE verifiable CPD

Jillian Eastmond

CPD Training Manager
Dental Nurse Education & Training Centre
Guys, Kings & St Thomas' Hospitals NHS Trust


Learning summary

Aim

To provide the registered dental nurse with information on current legislation and good working practice related to dental radiography.

Objectives

  • Identify common radiographic views used in dentistry and reasons for taking them;
  • Identify anatomical landmarks and dental disease on dental radiographs;
  • Identify common film faults and methods of prevention;
  • Be familiar with legislation regarding justification when referring patients for radiographic examination;
  • Discuss the importance of Quality Assurance Programmes.

Outcomes

On completion participants will be able to:

  • Identify types of intra and extra oral radiographs and state the reasons for their use;
  • Identify common landmarks (anatomical, disease and artefacts) on dental radiographs;
  • State the causes of common radiographic film faults and their prevention;
  • Discuss the importance of justifying exposure of the patient to the effects of ionising radiation;
  • Discuss the use of, reasons for and methods of a quality assurance programme.

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