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NVQs for Dental Nurses
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Carole Hollins is sole owner of a general dental practice in Staffordshire, from where she runs regular training courses for dental nurses. She is a member of the British Dental Association, and Faculty of General Dental Practitioners, and an examiner and council member of the National Examining Board for Dental Nurses.
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How to Use This Book.

1. Applied Biology and Physiology.

2. Regional and Dental Anatomy.

3. Health, Safety and Security in Dental Practice.

4. Control and Maintenance of Cross-Infection and Sterilisation.

5. Oral Diseases.

6. Oral Health Motivation, Protection and Promotion.

7. Support of Clinical Assessment of Oral Health.

8. Dental Radiography.

9. Tooth Restoration.

10. Prosthetic Dentistry.

11. Non-surgical and Surgical Endodontics.

12. Extractions and Minor Oral Surgery.

13. Orthodontics.

14. Communication, Confidentiality and Patient's Rights.

15. Development of Knowledge and Practice.

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'Carole Hollins's excellent book is published at a particularly important time with the advent of statutory registration of dental nurses in the UK...The books is aimed at all those undertaking dental nursing training with a view to obtaining a registrable qualification'

'The book is designed to be a study guide rather than a reference book and as such will be an essential addition to any practice or clinic: to be used by both dental nurses undergoing training and also as a revision textbook for qualified dental nurses. The book will also provide a very valuable teaching aid for employers and dental nurse tutors.'
European Journal of Dental Education

'This book has been written to cover the NVQ syllabus and manages to do this superbly well.'

'No time has been wasted on waffle; it is clear and to the point, using diagrams to explain everything from tooth structure through to instrumentation. The activities section at the end of each chapter is very useful and could be used for setting projects and assignments.'

'The last two chapters on communication and developing one's own knowledge are a welcome addition to a dental nursing book. These are the D units which ... cause the most confusion and dread, but both are handled very well here.'
Vital




Pre-Publication Review Comments:

In my opinion, the author has constructed a well-thought out book. The introductory information is clear and will aid the reader to navigate their way around the book and dip in and out as needed. The glossary of terms is excellent and provides the reader with an understanding of the terminology they will encounter throughout the learning programme . . . I for one will be looking out for it on the shelf.
Lynn Nichol, Senior Dental Nurse Tutor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Dental Hospital


I read the book in two sittings and found it an easy style to read. I particularly liked the bullet points to explain procedures . . . The chapters that deal with caries and periodontal disease are excellent and Carole Hollins’ background of training dental nurses shows in the easy simple way she explains these areas without compromising on detail.
Gillian Key, Former Principal Tutor Dental Nurse, Bristol Dental Hospital, NVQ Co-Ordinator for Training and Development, University of Bristol Healthcare Trust.

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