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ETHICAL DENTISTRY «Leave the Dental World better than you found it!»
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ETHICAL DENTISTRY

«Leave the Dental World better than

you found it!»

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Leave it better than you found it!

• The Boy Scout organization’s slogan used in campsites years ago...

• But that carries the power even today to motivate not only in the Dental World but in everything we do in life.

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• Greeting a person with a smile

• Showing concern for a patient...

• Make dentistry everyday better than you found it!

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The main GOAL of our proffession

• QUALITY DENTAL TREATMENT

(Optimum Oral Healthcare)

HEALTH+FUNCTION+ESTHETIC

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WHAT A DENTIST MUST HAVE

• 1.Psychomotor ability

• 2.Degree of skill

-stay well informed

-keep up to date with current research

-listen to the experts

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Being knowledgeable in all areas requires the disipline of regular continuing educational activity.

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The criteria of any proffession

-Motivation

-Dedication

-Mastery of information

-Skill

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*fact

• The rubber dam was developed by Sanford C. Barnum in 1864 in New York City.

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Don’t make assumptions! DIAGNOS!

• It is important that oral healthcare proffesionals do not assume the cause of the patient’s signs nd symptoms until they have been examined.

Full Oral Screening in every patient at every visit.

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Essential Factors for Dental Practise

• Professional attitude

• Knowledge of the subject

• Vision

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Professional attitude

• A profession is characterized by additional study over regular schooling.

• Continues education is the key to a successful practice of DENTISTRY.

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Knowledge of the subject

• Collecting a personal library and attending postgraduate courses.

• LEARNING should be an ENJOYABLE experience all during the professional life of the practitioner.

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Vision

• A skillful DENTIST makes the difficult task (procedure) look easy.

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WHATEVER YOU ARE , BE A GOOD ONE!