Christine Nathe Dental Public Health: Contemporary Practice for the Dental Hygienist, 2e Copyright © 2005 by Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River,

Christine NatheDental Public Health: Contemporary Practice for the Dental Hygienist, 2e

Copyright ©2005 by Pearson Education, Inc.Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 07458All rights reserved.

Dental Public HealthContemporary Practice for the Dental Hygienist

Christine N. Nathe

Image PowerPointsChapters 1 thru 7



Figure 1-1. Dr. Alfred Civilion Fones, Founder of Dental Hygiene



Figure 1-2. Irene Newman, RDH, First Dental Hygienist



Figure 1-3. Dental Hygiene Supervisors and Clinicians at Work in the Corridorsof the Bridgeport Public School System



Figure 1-4. Pioneer Dental Hygienists in Bridgeport, Connecticut



Figure 1-5. Fones School of Dental Hygiene circa 1970’s Bridgeport, Connecticut



Figure 1-6. Specialties of Dental Hygiene



Figure 1-7. Public Water Supply Population Using Fluoridated Water Percentage of Population and State RankingSource: B. C. Dyck, Community water fluoridation: From the past toward the year 2000. Dental Hygienist News 8 (1995): 3-5.



Figure 2-1. Dental Care Delivery in the United States



Figure 2-2. Divisions of the Health and Human Services



Figure 2-3. Dental Hygienist Working at the VA Dental Clinic



Figure 2-4. A public health dental hygienist providing care in a state dental clinic



Figure 3-1. Per capita national health expenditures, showing the proportionate expenditure of private and public funds, United States, selected years 1960-1995.Source: Levit, K. R., H. C. Lazenby, and B. R. Braden. National health expenditures. Health Care Financing Rev 18(1996): 175-82.



Figure 3-2. Total expenditures for dental care, United States, selected years 1929-1995.Source: Cooper, B. S., and N. L. Worthington. National health expenditures, 1929-72. Soc Security Bull 36 no. 3(1973): 19, 40; Levit, K. R., H. C. Lazenby, and B. R. Braden. National health expenditures. Health Care Financing Rev 18(1996):175-82.



Figure 3-3. Proportions of total dental care expenditures paid by consumers out-of-pocket, by private insurance, and by government funds, United States, selected years 1960-1995.Source: Levit, K. R., H. C. Lazenby, and B. R. Braden. National health expenditures. Health Care Financing Rev 18(1996): 175-82.



Figure 3-4. Delta Dental of New Mexico Summary of Covered Dental Services



Figure 3-5. University of New Mexico Division of Dental Hygiene Fee Slip



Figure 3-6. Dental Claim Form



Figure 3-7. C D T-4 Definitions of Billable Oral Exams



Figure 3-8. Explanation of Benefits Form



Figure 4-1. Toothfriendly Logo



Figure 5-1. How a Bill Becomes a Law



Figure 6-1. A Dental Hygienist Providing a Dental Health Presentation to School Nurses



Figure 6-2. Five-Dimensional Health ModelSource: Eberst, R. Defining health: A multidimensional model. Journal of School Health 54 (1984): 100.



Figure 6-3. Goals of Dental Health Education



Figure 6-4. Health Belief ModelSource: Adapted with permission from Becker, M. H. The Health Belief Model and Personal Health Behavior. Thorofare, NJ: Charles B. Slack, 1974.



Figure 6-5. Learning LadderSource: Harris, N. O., and A. G. Christen. Primary Preventive Dentistry, 5th ed. Stamford, CT: Appleton and Lange, 1999.



Figure 6-6. Social Cognitive Theory



Figure 6-7. Maslow s Hierarchy of NeedsSource: Maslow, A. H. Motivation and Personality, 3d ed. New York: Harper and Row, 1987.



Figure 7-1. Dental Hygiene Process of Care



Figure 7-2. Dental hygienist providing patient education to a mother concerning her infant s home care regimen during a routine dental hygiene appointment.



Figure 7-3. Dental hygienist planning a presentation for a group of 20 women with infants ranging from 2 to 8 months. The women are enrolled in the local WIC program.



Figure 7-4. Dental health educational materials utilized in an elementary school. These materials can be used effectively as specific strategies to increase awareness of dental health basics.





Figure 7-5. continued



Figure 7-6. Dental hygienist implementing a dental health presentation to a group of schoolchildren.







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