Dental Hygiene Theory and Practice 2/e

The most comprehensive, all-encompassing dental hygiene text to date,
this excellent tool helps readers not only master clinical skills,
but also the theory behind the dental hygiene care process. It guides
the reader through the dental hygiene care process based on the human
needs model, beginning with foundational information, addressing all
aspects of client care including individuals with special needs and
concluding with leadership and management roles of a dental
hygienist. Unique step-by-step descriptions of procedures with
illustrations and rationales not only teach competent skill
performance, but also the theory behind the dental hygiene process.
The 2nd edition features a full-color design with color photos and
illustrations, a more user-friendly format with extensive bullet
lists, boxes, and comprehensive tables, and new pedagogical features
to reinforce learning.



Review
REVIEW OF PREVIOUS EDITION:

"The standard for dental hygiene professional care. When the textbook
came out, it was considered quite advanced in the concepts concerning
dental hygiene diagnosis, treatment plans, and care. Now that these
concepts are finally being considered mainstream, the textbook still
delivers the information needed for not only basic dental hygiene
care, but restorative and pain control care. I hope that the next
edition covers more in the area of ultrasonics and the latest in
periodontal disease technology in diagnosis and care. Knowing the
level of excellence in this textbook, I am sure it will be included."

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Sect. 1 Conceptual Foundations for Dental Hygiene
1 The Evolving Profession of Dental Hygiene 2
2 Human Needs Theory and Dental Hygiene Care 19
3 Concepts of Health and Wellness 31
4 Behavioral Foundations for the Dental Hygiene Process 41
5 Cross-cultural Practice 59
Sect. 2 Preparation for the Client Appointment
6 Infection Control 76
7 Managing Medical Emergencies 109
8 Ergonomics 122
Sect. 3 Dental Hygiene Assessments
9 Personal, Dental, and Health Histories 144
10 Vital Signs 176
11 Pharmacologic History 190
12 Extraoral and Intraoral Clinical Assessment 200
13 Assessment of the Dentition 229
14 Oral Hygiene Assessment: Soft Deposits, Plaque Biofilm, Calculus,
and Stain 258
15 Periodontal and Risk Assessment 272
Sect. 4 Dental Hygiene Diagnosis, Care Plan, and Evaluation
16 Dental Hygiene Diagnosis 314
17 Dental Hygiene Care Plan 328
Sect. 5 Implementation
18 Mechanical Plaque Control: Toothbrushes and Toothbrushing 348
19 Mechanical Plaque Control: Interdental Care and Supplemental Aids
360
20 Instruments and Instrumentation Theory 385
21 Root Morphology and Instrumentation Implications 432
22 Extrinsic and Intrinsic Stains and their Management 440
23 Nonsurgical, Supportive, and Mechanized Periodontal Therapies 457
24 Periodontal Chemotherapy 493
25 Acute Gingival and Periodontal Conditions, Lesions of Endodontic
Origin, and Avulsed Teeth 512
26 Fluorides and Chlorhexidin 529
27 Pit and Fissure Sealants 553
28 Nutritional Counseling 562
29 Tobacco Cessation 589
30 Impressions, Study Casts, and Oral Stents 604
31 Restorative Therapy 631
Sect. 6 Pain and Anxiety Control
32 Behavioral Management of Pain and Anxiety 672
33 Dentinal Hypersensitivity Management 685
34 Local Anesthesia 694
35 Nitrous Oxide-Oxygen Analgesia 746
Sect. 7 Dental Hygiene Care for Individual with Special Needs
36 Persons with Disabilities 764
37 Persons with Autoimmune Diseases 782
38 Persons with Neurologic and Sensory Disabilities 794
39 Persons with Mental Retardation 816
40 Persons with Cardiovascular Disease 834
41 Persons with Diabetes Mellitus 855
42 Persons with Respiratory Diseases 870
43 Persons with Cancer 878
44 Persons with HIV Infection 903
45 Persons with Alcohol and Substance Abuse Problems 914
46 Women's Health 932
47 Persons with Eating Disorders 945
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