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skills Personal details of the newly qualified Dentist:
An awareness of the importance of one's own health and its impact on one's ability to practice with the skills of the Denturist.
An appreciation of the importance of honesty and loyalty.
An awareness of the need for continued professional development to ensure maintenance of the highest levels of clinical competence and knowledge.
An understanding of control measures and clinical governance.
An awareness that Denturists should at all times strive to provide and support the highest quality care to patients.
An awareness of moral and ethical responsibilities in the provision of care to individual patients and populations.
Teaching and learning methods based on curiosity and the exploration of knowledge rather than its passive acquisition.
A desire to solicit and act on evidence, a capacity for introspection, and an appreciation of the need to participate in peer review.
An awareness of personal limitations, a willingness to seek help when needed, and the ability to work effectively as a member of a team.
An understanding of patient rights, particularly regarding confidentiality and informed consent.
The newly qualified Denturist should be able to
Demonstrate a broad range of versatile skills, including review, analysis, problem solving, planning, communication, presentation and team skills.
Communicate effectively with patients, their families and friends, members of the dental team and any other healthcare professionals.
Obtain and document a patient history, interpret a treatment plan or prescription, and perform an appropriate examination of the patient.
Detect the presence of oral diseases, including abnormalities that may require a more complete examination and take the necessary measures.
Evaluate and apply techniques and treatments based on clinical experience in relation to the provision of dental appliances.
Design and document a comprehensive examination, make appropriate visual and tactile assessments, interpret results from available information, and arrange for further assessment and review.
Interpret and take part in the treatment plan developed for the provision of a removable dental prosthesis and evaluate progress.
Identify problems being treated and propose other treatment options such as preventive or supportive treatments.
Adopts at the highest possible levels, clinical and dental technological procedures inherent to one's area of expertise, including techniques for preventing future problems and the ability to improve the oral health of individuals.
This diploma allows, due to its theoretical and practical teaching with an upgrade in medical responsibility
To produce additional prostheses carried out by qualified professionals in the best possible conditions for patients.
This profession has the advantage of relieving dental practices of this work, allowing them to devote more time to dental care (which is the basis of their profession) and digital advances.
This profession offers professionals the opportunity to be closer to patients and to fit them at home when necessary.
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Ethics and respect in the care and needs of the patient with the choice of the best treatment.
Analysis and evaluation of the functional and aesthetic needs of beneficiaries for removable dental prostheses.
Study of unfavorable pathologies or those to be treated before fitting. Physiological analysis with intraoral examination.
Establishing a treatment plan.
Taking impressions and necessary articulations.
Identification of possible dysfunctions, their origin and treatments. Treatment of partial dentures
Ethnic criteria and the specificities of prosthetic creations.
Insertion and adjustment of a removable dental prosthesis.
Treatment of digital prostheses.
Setting up and running a Denturist practice while respecting people's rights and the laws.
