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Assessor NameDate Submitted

Anderson Stockley Accredited Training Ltd

Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing - 5234

306 Provide chairside support for the assessment of patients’ oral health

Unit aim:

This unit focuses on preparing the dental environment and supporting the operator during an oral health assessment. Learners will need to demonstrate an understanding of correct legislation relating to confidentiality and the maintenance of records to facilitate recording and processing oral health assessment.

To achieve this unit, you will need to complete:

Task A Assignment

Task B Activity

Task C Tray Lay Out

In addition to these tasks your assessor and/or observer may ask you to complete a variety of further types of evidence including; questions and answers, reflective accounts, expert witness testimonies and personal statements.

When completing these tasks please continue onto additional pages ensuring your name, signature and questions are included on each page.

The whole workbook along with any observations and all supporting evidence should be submitted when your assessor is satisfied that the evidence meets the requirements in full.

Please ask your assessor how to refer to criteria numbers in the standards.

Suggested resources:-

· Internet

· Dental catalogues

· Plus the following textbooks:

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Unit 306

Task A Assignment

What different records, charts and images do you use in your practice,

Explain in detail the purpose of them in dental assessment, include in your answers how the range below would be stored/saved after use to protect patient’s confidentiality.:

(A/C 1.1 & 1.2 RANGE A-H and RANGE A-H)

A Dental charts UK/FDI systems/periodontal/periodontal BPE/Palmers notation B Radiographs

C Photographs D Study models

E Personal details F Medical history

G Orthodontic measurements/classifications H Consent

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Task B Activity

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Task D Tray Lay Out

Take a photo of what would be used in an Oral Health assessment, include what would be used to check the patient’s occlusion and label each item.

(A/C 306 1.2 ABC)

Colour the diagram below to show clearly the different surfaces of the teeth:

Dental Charting Activity

Dental Charting Activity Palmers Notations:

On the chart above please reflect the following:

UR8 – D/O CARIES

UR6 – XLA NEEDED

UR5 – DO COMPOSITE RESTORATION PRESENT

UR2-UL2 – PORCELAIN BONDED CROWNS

UL3 – VENEER

UL4 – MOB CARIES

UL7 – MISSING

LL8 – MISSING

LL6 – MISSING

LL5 – XLA REQUIRED

LL3-LR3 – PARTIAL ACRYLIC DENTURE

Dental Charting Activity International Dental Federation (FDI) Notation:

On the chart above please reflect the following International Dental Federation (FDI) Notation:

18 – Missing

23 – Porcelain Crown Present

46 – M/O/D amalgam present

37 – MO Inlay Prep required

33-43 – XLA required and acrylic partial denture to be made

48 – XLA required

11 – Distal composite present

22 – Buccal caries

36 –MODL caries

BPE Score Charting

Upper Right – 1

Upper Central – 1

Upper Left – 1

Lower Left – 1

Lower Central – 2

Lower right – 1

Upper Right – 3

Upper Central – 2

Upper Left – 2

Lower Left – 3*

Lower Central – 2

Lower right – 1

Orthodontic Assessment - Missing Words

Please read the section below and fill in the missing words:

horizontal

thumb

overbite

jaw

malocclusion

bite

normal

orthodontics

treatment

upper

incisors

overlap

open bite

full

occlusion

mandible

dentition

dummy

combination

patient

protruding

true

One of the factors that a dentist considers during an orthodontic assessment is the way the patient’s teeth ……….…. together, otherwise known as their ……………….. When ……………..occlusion is not present, the ……………... is described as having a type of …………………., and the ……………... for this forms the basis of …………………….

The basic types of malocclusion are caused by a ……………… of any of the following:

· Protruding …………… incisors

· Crowding

· ………………. lower ……………...

In orthodontics a vertical overlap is called …………………... and a ……………….. overlap is called overjet.

An anterior …………………. is when the upper …………….fail to ………………. the lower incisors when the ……………….. is brought to ……………... occlusion. An open bite that persist beyond the mixed ………………. stage is known as a …………….. open bite. Open bites can be the result of ……………….. or ……………... sucking.

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