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DOMINI PESUN!CE 002 OSED 096 463TITLEINSTITUTIONPUB DATENOTEEDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORSIDENTIFIERSHealth Occupations Education Program DevelopmentGuide No. 5: Dental Assisting.New York State Education Dept., Albany. Div. ofOccupational Education Instruction.Jan 7222p.MF- 0.75 HC 1.50 PLUS POSTAGECourse C,ntent; Curriculum; *Dental Assistants;Equipment; *Health Occupations education; *ProgramDevelopment: Skill Development; SuppliesNew York StateABSTRACTThe bulletin, which is part of the New York State"Health Occupations Education Program Development Guide Series,"focuses on the dental assisting program. The curriculum is designedto provide training for dental assistants in their assistant role atchairside, in the dental operatory and laboratory, and in the dentaloffice and reception area. A seven-part curriculum cutline covers:introduction to dental assisting, office management, be sic bio-dentalsciences, dental operatory procedures, dental laboratory procedures,dental radiography, and supervised clinical experience. Work centerand general ev.ipment needs are discussed, and a list of equipment,and supply guidelines developed at the national level also isincluded. (')
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HEALTH OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT GUIDE SERIESINTRODUCTIONThe HOE Pro Qm Development Guide Series consists of anumber of bullet ns designed to assist local occupationaleducation administrators and Health Occupations Educationpersonnel in planning, developing, and implementing programsto prepare youth and adults for work in the Health ServicesIndustry. Each bulletin focuses on a particular HealthOccupations Education program area and draws upon the mostcurrent resources available.The HOE Program Development Guide for each programarea is designed to provide information relative to possibleprogram description, clustering of occupations for training,steps in establishing the program, basic program components,organization of program components in terms of occupationalclusters selected, course outline, space and equipment forteaching the program, qualifications of potential students,scheduling ideas, selected resources, and other pertinentinformation.Once th.:. need for a program in a Health OccupationsEducation area is identified, the first responsibility oflocal program planners is to appoint an advisory committeeof representative experts in the field. With the adviceand counsel of such a group, the HOE Program DevelopmentGuide will be a useful document to alert planners to theseveral important aspects of the program development.Each bulletin in this series will serve as the temporary guide to offer immediate direi.ttion until an officialNew York State curriculum guide can be developed for thePrepared byHealth Occupations Education program area.members of the staff of the Bureau of Health OccupationsEducation, these guides will be issued occasionally ascompleted.
HEALTH OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT GUIDENO. 5: DENTAL ASSISTINGPROGRAM DESCRIPTIONThe Dental Assisting program is designed to prepare youth and adultsfor work in an assisting capacity under the supervision of the dentistand/or other professional, licensed dental personnel. The curriculum isplanned to provide training for the Dental Assistant, and focuses onskills and knowledge appropriate to the role of the assistant at chairside, in the dental operatory, in the dental laboratory, and in thedental office and reception area. Instruction, practice, and work experience in actual job situations under professional supervision are important program components.Length of program will depend upon occupationaloutcomes locally identified.POSSIBLE PLACES OF EMPLOYMENTWork under professional supervision may be performed in such placeshospital clinics, neighborhood or community health centers, dentaloffices, dental supply houses, retirement community infirmaries,as:SUGGESTED QUALIFICATIONS OF STUDENT APPLICANTSGood physical and mental healthEmpathy for sick and handicappedMuscular and visual coordinationCare and accuracy in work habitsCleanliness and good health habitsAbility to read, comprehend, and follow dirgctionsGENERAL STEPS IN ESTABLISHING PROGRAM1.Determine the need for workers in this field through employersurveyJ, in cooperation with the local office of the New YorkState Dmployment Service, professional associations, privatepractitioners, health manpower councils, existing programs,other sources.Health Occupations Education Program Guide Series #5, Terltave, January 1972
- 2 -2.Survey potential student interest.3.Establish an advisory committee or sub-advisory committee onDental Occupations.Include representation from practicingdentists, dental hygienists, dental technologists, dentalassistants; potential employing agencies, individuals, dentalassociations, others.!j.Develop a planning and operating budget.5.Recruit and employ insumuctional staff.6.Develop local curriculum plan based on local decisions aboutoccupational outcomes and national accrediting/certification standards.7.Locate space and plan the teaching facility; secure equipment,resources, and supplies.8.Loctte and make necessary arrangements for student workexperiences.9.Interpret program to potential students, local school administrationand counseling staff, community, others.10.Develop a plan for on-going program evaluation and revision asappropriate.SUGGESTED DENTAL ASSISTING CURRICULUM OUTLINEI.IntroductIon to Dental AssistingA.B.Ethics1.Code of Ethics of the American Dental Assistants Association2.Functions of other dental personnel and their legallimitations of practice.Health and Grooming1.Personal health2.Body mechanics such as good posture, walking, standingand sitting habits.3.Appropriate dress and grooming in the office.
- 3 -C.Employment and Job Demands1.Job opportunities in:private practiceState and Federal agenciesHospitals and other institutionsArmed Forcesgroup practice2.II.Rates of income for dental assistantsOffice ManagementA.B.C.Communications1.Use of the telephone in a courteous, efficient manner.2.Use of the typewriter with accuracy at a minimal rate.3.Composition of an acceptable business letter, grammar.4.Collection of fees.Pscords and Files1.Keeping records and record data as directed by dentist.2.Processing patient recall system.3.Maintaining an appointment book.L.Keeping financial records.Supplies1.Ordering supplies.2.Storage life of supplies, care of supplies, sources andstorage.3.III.Stock levels to be maintained.Bio-Dental Sciences (Basic)A.Oral Pathology1.Cause and control of dental caries.
B.C.D.E.2.Common periodontal diseases.3.Developmental anomalies.4.Causes of inflammation of oral tissues.Bacteriology1.Transmission of disease.2.Disinfection and sterilization.3.Common types of bacteria, use of microscope.Pharmacology1.Normal effects of drugs and anesthetics commonly used indentistry.2.Use of prescriptions and laws affecting their use.3.First-aidLi.Side effects that may result to some patients from certaincommonly used drugs.methods used to oombat effects of certain drugs.Dental Anatomy and Physiology1.ElLes of the head.2.Primary and permanent teeth - name, number, position andfunctiln.3.Erupt: cll dates.4.Structure of teeth.5.Proper functioning of the teeth - occlusion.Diet and Nutrition1.Essential nutrients and well-balanced diets.2.Theories of dietary habits related to dental caries andperiodontal disease.3.Classification of foods.
N.Dental Operatory ProceduresA.Pre-operative Procedures1.Hand and rotary instruments.2.Function of hand and rotary instruments.3.Set up of basic tray.Li.5.B.C.D.Technique of passing and receiving instruments.Sharpening instruments.Equipment1.Care and maintenance of the dental unit.2.Care of various handpieces.3.Changing belt on engine arm.4.Care and maintenance5.Selection and use of evacuative equipment.6.Care of evacuator.of the dental ,chair.Care of the Patient1.Seating the patient.2.Draping the patient.3.Dismissing the patient.Operative Procedures1.Preparing the syringe.2.Preparing set-up for rubber dam.3.Assisting in placement and removal of rubber dab.4.Preparing amalgam alloy.5.Preparing set-up for preparation, condensation and carvingof amalgam restorations.
-6E.V.-6.Preparing set-up for silicate materials.7.Preparing silicate materials.8.Preparing set-up for gold foil restorations.9.Annealinggold foil.10.Assisting in the process of gold Boil restorations.11.Preparing set-ups for various fixed bridge prosuheess12.Preparing set-ups for partial denures.13.Preparing set-ups for full denture 'prosthetics.14.Preparing set-ups for various procedures in endontics.15,Preparing set-ups for various procedures in oral surgery.16.Preparing set-ups for various procedures in periodontics.17.Preparing set-ups for various procedures in orthodontics.18.Assisting in an emergency.19.Sterilizing all instruments and materials as necessary tothe abovo procedures.Post-operative Procedures1.Follow through with and dismissal of patient.2.Post-operative oars of instruments, scrubbing, sterilizationand disinfection, and storage.3,Cleaning, lubricating and storing equipment.Dental Laboratory Procedures1.Mixing plaster, stones, and investment, with the aid of avibrator and without creating bubbles.2.Pouring plaster, stone, or investment with the use ofvacuum equipment.3.Pouring casts, models or dies for prosthetics, operatiVIorthodontics, pedodontics, or miscellaneousdentistry,study models.
VI.Using model trimmer in preparation of casts or models.5.Mounting on articular casts.6.Sprueing and investing wax pattern.7.Burning out wax patterns in appropriate ovens.8.Operating various mechanical devices used in laboratoryprocedures.9.Properties and uses of all types of dental laboratorymaterials.10.Safety measures in dental laboratory work.11.Packing cases for delivery to commercial dental laboratories.Dental RadiographyA.Protecticn1.Cumulative effect of radiation2.Protection as it relates to the patient and the operator.B.Dental films, composition, speed, types, care end storage.C.Techniques of exposureD.VII.L.1.Positioning patient and placing film correctly.2.Operating x -ray equipment in terms of angulation andexposure.Processing1.Processing and mounting x-ray films.2.Evaluating processed film in terms of landmarks, exposure andprocessing faults.Supervised Clinical ExperienceA.Actual Dental Situation1.Applying skills and knowledge in an actual dental situation
-8 -such as clinics, hosjitals and selected private dentalpractices.2.Applying skills involved in operative prccedures, surgicalprocedures, patient approach, laboratory duties and businessprocedures.WORK CENTERS AND GENERAL EQUIPMENT NEEDS IN THE DENTAL ASSISTING FACILITYEight work and study centers and a staff office center are needed:1.Dental Operatory CenterDental Unit and Chair, 2Cral lvacuator, 2Inst.:.ment Cabinet, 2Set of Instruments (Complete), 2Operating Stool, Assistant, 2Operating Stool, Dentist, 2Sterilizing Equipment, 2Storage Units for Dental Materials and Multiple Tray(InstalledSet-Ups (Mayo -Type Instrument Stand), 2Vacuum Breaker)2.Dental Laboratory CenterLaboratory Benches (kammodate Maximum of 20 Students),Each Student Bench Position Equipped with Electricand Gas Outlets and Bench LightsCasting Machine, Encased in a Casting WellInlay FurnaceModel TrimmerSink, with a Plaster Trap3.X-Ray Room CenterDental ChairX-Ray Machine (Use must be Registered with the New YorkState Department of Health)Cabinet, or Mayo-Type StandSinkLead Glass Viewing Window in Doorway or WallLead-Lined Walls (or similar approved protect!.ve method)4.Dark Room Center (Room to be Light-Tightn)(Free Ploor Space Sufficient for Ohservation by 5-6 Students)Work CounterProcessing Tank with Circulating WaterSink with Hot and Cold WaterDrying RacksStorage CabinetSafe -Light LampRegular Lighting Fixtures
5.Classroom Instructional CenterTablasChairsChalkboardProjection ScreenOutlets for Audio-Visual EquipmentLibrary Area Bookshelves and Catalog6.Laundry-Storage CenterShelvingDrawer and File Units (Various Sizes)Unifcrm Storage UnitStudent Project Storage UnitsWashing MachineDryerSinkBase Storage Units with Counter TopsDrying RackIroning Board7.Reception CenterChairsLow Tables with LampsReceptionist Desk with TypewriterReceptionist ChairFile8.Staff Office CenterDeskDesk ChairBookcaseFiling Cabinet
RELATIONSHIP OF WORK COMERStENlit ASSI6TING FACIIt- 10 -1- DentalOperatoryCenter2 . DentalLaboratoryCenter/I/!'(2 units)I6 - ClassroomInstructionalCenterisxal- ReceptionCenterIIP1MMow am.yaw.si44col .K.11,- LaundryStorageCenter: ft05 - Dark-41weft40.roomCenter/1I18 4-)r%.X-RayRoomCenterStaffi1'%Factors to consider in planning facility:.Consolidation of plumbing (Water in Centers #1-5).Adequate electrical wiring.Sufficient electrical outlets all centers, extra in #2.Gas outlets in centers #1, 2, I.Safe-light in Center #5.Lead glass for viewing area between Centers #4 and 2 and/or 6.Lead-lined walls for Center #4.Solid walls for ,Centers #4 and 5.Centers #1, 2, 3, 6, and 7 may be in a self-contained roomif desired, bordered by Centers #4 and 5' 8Center
ACCREDITATION OF DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAMSIt is the policy of the Council on Dental Education to accreditprograms for the training of dental assistants, providing that administrators reponsible for the program indicate a desire for evaluation.DENTAL ASSISTANT CERTIFICATIONUpon completion of the required formal training, graduates ofaccredited programs are eligible to take the certification examinationconducted by the Certifying Board of the American Dental AssistantsAssociatiun.1For further information refer to publication Requirements for theAurovalofEdtalProrarns for Dental Assistants, American DentalAssociation.
-12PARTIAL LIST OF RESOURCESAmerican Dental Assistants Association, 211 East Chicago Avenue,Chicago, Illinois60611American Dental Association, 211 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago,Illinois 60b11California State Department of Education,.,ALModel Program forDental Assisting Education in California: Bureau of Industrial Education,Sacramento, 1968. 36 pages. Available from State of California,Department of Education, 721 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, California 95814.A guide for the development of new programs or for improvement of existingprograms of dental assisting.U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Organizing aDental Assisting Training Program: U. S. Government Printing Office,1965. Available from Superintendent of Documents, U. S. GovernmentPrinting Office, Washington, D. C. 20402. Price 35 cents. This guideprovides a concise description of all aspects to be considered inplanning and establishing a dental assisting training program.Floorplans for facilities, lists of necessary equipment, instruments andsupplies, and a list of knowledges and skills to be taught are included.A bibliography provides a list of books for instructors and otherreferences.
-13 -MEIPMENT FOR THE PROGRAM: The following lit of equipment and suppliesis one developed at the national level. It will serve as a guide forlocal program developers in conjunction with suggestions by the localadvisory committee members and other expert advice.'SOURCE:U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Organizing aDental Assisting Training Program: U. S. Government PrintingOffice, Washington, D. C., Appendix D, Pages 35-43.Equipment and SuppliesFor Dental Assisting Program'Demonstration OperatoriesGroup IFixed Equipmenthemno.12Dental chair:A. Foot operatedB.C.4Power chairPower chair (lounge-type) 900. 001.325. 00bination 110 v., 60 cycles, a.c2,000. 00Dental unit:A. Conventional, with air turbine and air/water comB.3Cabinet, mounted unit with airoter handpieces.Cabinet, 36" x 19" x 17" (may be fixed or mobile)Cabinet, dental instrument(see under Group II, Movable Equipment)Cabinet, sink, and accessories:(For operatories).A. Cabinetmodular, 36" x 24" x 18" with waste dropand receptacle, and/or towel drop and receptacleSink for above cabinet, stainless steel 12" x 18" x 6"complete with mounting rim, strainer, and stopperC. Gooseneck spout for above sink with aeratorD. Foot control valve, floor mountedLight, dental operating:A. Unit mountedB. Ceiling mountedDispensgr:SoapPaper towelPaper cup 13.56Approximateretail priceItem1 This . quipment and supplies list is Intended to serve ns a guide and aworksheet in e: toasting costs. Group I includes fixed equipment, andGroup II includes movable equipment. The instruments and supplieslisted are standard items common to most dental offices. The ;gumNumberrequiredTotalcost1,700. 001,525. 00140. 0040. 0012. 0048. 00250. 00365. 003. CI5. 0050Indicated are average costs. and wl I vary according to zone and menufscturer. Tho number required depends upon the number of students.and a column Is provided to make this determination and also to attendthe total cost.
14 -Demonstration OperatoriesContinuedGroup IIMovable teretail priceitemCabinet, mobile (with cord reel), for oral evacuation equipment, 36" x 18" x 17"Oral evacuator for above cabinetCabinet, dental, mobile-modular type, 36" x 18" x 17",with sliding surgical compartment treatment tray insertwith 8 stainless steel trays. (May be fixed if desired.).Cabinet, dental instrument, mobile, 36" x 18" x 17", com-plete with accessoriesAutoclave, bench typeIlandpiece, straight dental, round nose, high speed, No. 10Ilandpiece, contra-angle FFN with double air/water spray,permanently attachedIlandpiece, contra-angle, long sleeve, amalgam condensing"Ainal-Pac," complete set, for No. 10 handpieceIlandpiece, prophylaxis, contra-angle I), with long sleeve forNo. 10 handpieceAmalgamator, dental, 110 v., 60 cycles, a.cSterilizer, oilStool, operating, posture-chair typeReceptacle, wasteMat, floor rubber 175. 00185. 00360.00250. 00440. 0085. 0050.0032.0018.0075. 0045. 00275. 0010. 0020. 00LaboratoryGroup IFixed Equipment212223242526Casting machine (centrifugal)Casting machine (electric)Model trimmerLathe, dental laboratory, 115 v., 60 cycles, 2-speed complete with bur chuck, 1 RII stone chuck, 1 LH regularstone chuck, 1 RII spiral chuck and 1 LH regular spiralchuckLight, laboratory benchBunsen burner 85.00425. 00100. 0065. 0012. 002. 00Group IIMovable Equipment27282930Chairs, typists', posture-type, nontilting, fixed backInvestor, vacuum, with accessoriesTorch, weldingBath, water, thermostatically controlled 110 v., 60 cycle,31Inlay furnaceDental engine, bench-type, 110 v., 60 cycle, a.cliandpicce, straight dental, round nose, No. 10Dust collectorVibrator, dental model, 110 v., 60 cycles, a.cSoldering blocka.c3233343536 15. 00225. 0010. 0083. 0095. 00360. 0085. 0055. 0020.003.00NumberrequiredTotalcost
15 X -Ray RoomGroup IFixed il priceItemCOO11111X-ray, stationary-type, (90 kv.) 110 v., 60 cycles, a.c.(separate control).Chair, dental:A. Foot operatedB. Power chair (conventional headrest)Dispenser, dental X-ray filmReceptacle, dental X-ray film373839404142 1,600. 00Dispenser, paper towelSink, stainless steel, 12" x 18" x 6", complete with mountingrim, strainer, and stopperGooseneck spoutFoot control valves, floor mounted434400. 001,3925. 00175. 00. 005. 0040.0012. 0048.00Group IIMovable Equipment 180. 0025. 00Cabinet, dental operatingIlluminator, X-ray filmApron, X-ray protectiveExtension cone, X-ray, 16" unit4546474825.0026. 00DarkroomGroup IFixed EquipmentTank, processing dental X-ray film, 5 gallon, completeSafelight, darkroom radiographic, adjustable with 5%" diameter filterDental viewer, recessed.Sink, stainless steelGooseneck spout4950515253 120. 0015. 0025. 0036. 0012. 00Group IIMovable EquipmentDrier, dental filmHanger, X-ray film processing, dentalTimer, interval, mechanical545556 25.00I.003.00Classroom, Office, and Reception Room57IAppropriate classroom, office, and reception room equipment School prices1Small Dental Equipment585960616263646566676869707172Blowtorch, alcoholBook, appointmentBowl, plaster, No. 2, mediumBowl, plater, No. 3, smallBroach, root canal, coarse, 12'sBroach, root canal, extra fine, 12'sBroach, root canal, fine, 12's6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No.Bur, angle-handpiece, No. 2, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 4, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 4, short-neck, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 331,f, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 35, 6'sBur, angle - handpiece, No. 35, short-neck, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 37, 6's 13. 002. 001.00. 801. 501. 50I. 50.707070. 70. 707070. 70.1
- 1.6 -Small Dental 82838485808788Bur, angle-handpiece, No. 39, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 557, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 558, 6'sBur, angle - handpiece, No. 558, short-neck, 6'sBur, angle - handpiece, No. 559, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 560, 6'sBur, augle-handpiece, No. 700, 6'sBur, angle-handpiece, No. 702, 6'sBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 4, tungstencarbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 35, tungstencarbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 37 tungstencarbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 39, tungstencarbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 558, tungstencarbiaeBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 559, tungstencarbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 560, tungstencarbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 701, tung-124sten carbideBur, dental, excavating, angle-handpiece, No. 702, tungstencarbideBur, denture, trimming, straight handpiece, No. 1, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 34, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 2, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 4, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 6, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 8, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 33;i, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 35, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 37, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 557, 6'sBur, stra ght handpiece, No. 558, 6'sBur, strai int handpiece, No. 559, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 700, 6'sBur, straicht handpiece, No. 701, 6'sBur, straight handpiece, No. 702, 6'sBur, surge -y, angVhandpiece, lienahan, No. 41, 6'sBur, surge-y, straight handpiece, Henahan, No. 41, 6'sCaliper, Vernier, boley gage.Dish, medicament, dappen.Dispenser, absorbent cottonDispenser, alIov-mercuryFile, half round, 6 inchesFile, root canal, assorted, 14 inch, set of 6Handle, mouth mirrorHolder, broach.Holder, cotton rollHolder, napkinImpression tray, crown and bridge, No. 87Impression tray, edentulous, lower, No. 51Impression tray, edentulous, lower, No. 53.Impression tray, edentulous, lower, No. 56Impression tray, edentulous, upper, No. 41Impression tray, edentulous, upper, No. 43Impression tray, edentulous, upper, No. 45.Impression tray, hydrocolloid, lower, large, perforated, No.125Impression tray, hydrocolloid, lower, medium, perforated,126Impression tray, hydrocolloid, lower, small, perforated, No.127Impression tray, hydrocolloid, upper, large, perforated, No.128Impression tray, hydrocolloid, upper, medium, 22123618No. 622601No. 605retail lpric80. 70. 70. so. 80. 80. 8080801. 401. 401. 401.402002.002.002.002.002.007070. 70. 70.70. 70. 70. 70. 80. 80. 80. 802.502.504. 00. 503.0012.502.00I. 50.801.006.001.-00. errequired
- 11 Small Dental ion tray, hydrocolloid, upper, small, perforated, No.130131Instrument, diamond, mounted, angle - handpiece, oylindri cal,x 1144inch,:s (Star Dental No. 25X, RA)Instrument, diamond, mounted, angle-handpiece, inverted132Instrument, diamond, mounted, angle-handpiece, inverted133Instrumer134187Instrument, dia.nond, mounted, angle-handpiece, 3 xinches (Str Pental 35, RA)Instrument, die mond, mounted, angle-handpiece, %. x Neinches (Star Dental 36, RA)Instrument, di &mond,straight, handpiece, cylindrical, He x 144 inches (Star Dental 25X, HP)Instrument, di mond, mounted, straight handpiece, inverted138Instrument, Esmond, mounted, straight handpiece, ta-139x Yi3retail 1601611621631641651661671688.508.50cone, He X lie X 116 inches (Star Dental No. 7X1RA)6.50inches (Star Dental No. 1X" RA)6.50diar tond, mounted, angle-handpiece, taperedxcone, 1,i6 x 3is x fis inches (Star Dental 7, HP)pered cone,x ,i4 x g inches (Star Dental IX, HP)Instrument, diamond, mounted, straight handpiece,Inches (Stir Dental 35, HP)Knife, compound, dentalMallet, plug singMandrel, angle-handpiece, screwhead, 6's8.508.506.506.506.506.501.3. 5000Mandrel, st aight handpiece, Morgan, Maxfield, 6's.Mandrel, et sight, handpiece, screwhead 6'sMirror, mouth, plain glass145146Mixing slab, glass, 3 X 6 inches147Mortar and pestle148 Mouthpiece, saliva ejector149 Pliers, No. 200, aderer, 3 prong150 Pliers, No. 134, clasp bending151 2.00cone, Y14 x He incites (Star Dental No. 7 RA) -.cone, } 16 x135-1. 503. 601. 50. 502. 002.002.50Pliers, No. 102, cone socketPliers, No. 111, HowPliers, No. 137, contouringPliers, wire nippersReamer set, root canal, set of 6Retainer, matrix, No. 1Retainer, matrix, No. 9Retainer, matrix, Tofflemire, contra-angle, adultRetainer, matrix, Tofflemire, contra-angle, juniorScissors, collar and crown, 4 }M inches universalShears, metal cutting, straight 7% inchesSpatula, dental, cement, No. 324Spatula, dental, No. 2, chrome-cobaltSpatula, dental, plasterSpatula, dental, wax, No. 7Spatula, dental, wax, No. 31Stone, sharpening, dental instrument&Syringe, irrigating, Moffat.8. 5010. 508.509.008.504. 002.6011. 0012. 0017.5015. 003.503.002. 505.501.502.003.5015. 002. 50Dental Instruments(Cutting, Plastic, ck (cleoid-discoid), No. 88-92Burnisher, No. 27-29, see also carverCarrier, amalgamCarver, Hollenbach, No. 3Carver, Itoach, D.Carver, Wall, No. 3Carver, Ward, No. 1Chisel, No. 48-488Chisel, bin-angle, Black, No. 81-82Chisel, Weidelstadt, No. 41-42Chisel, Weidelstadt, No. 43-44Enamel hatchet, Black, No. 49-50Enamel hatchet, Black, No. 51-52Excavator, No. 11No. 21 3. 003. NumberrequiredTotalco*
321421521621721821918Dental Instruments-Continued(Cutting, Plastic, etc.)Approximateretail priceItemExcavator, No. 16Excavator, No. 17Excavator, No. 18Excavator, Darby-Perry, No. 5-6Excavator, Darby-Perry, No. 21-22Explorer, No. 5, D.E. (No. 17-23)Explorer, No. 17Explorer, No. 23File, periodontal, Bunting, No. 15-16Forceps, dressing, No. 17Gingival marginal trimmer, Blaok, No. 77-78Gingival marginal trimmer, Black, No. 79-80Needle, hypodermic, cartridge-type, 25 gauge, 1% inch, 12's.Needle, hypodermic, cartridge-type, 26-27 gauge, 1% inch,12'sPlastic filling instrument, Ste Ilite, N o. 1 -2.Plastic filling instrument, Woodson No. 1, D.E.Plastic filling instrument, Woodson No. 2, D.E.Plastic filling instrument, Woodson No. 3, D.E.Plugger, amalgam, Black, No. 1-2Plugger, amalgam, Black, No. 2-3.Plugger, amalgam, Black, No. 4 -5.Plugger, amalgam, Marquette.Plugger, amalgam, SmithPlugger, root canal, No. 1Plugger, root canal, No. 3Plugger, root canal, No. 5Plugger, root canal, No. 7Plugger, root canal, No. 9Plugger, root canal, No. 11Scaler, No. 12 (regular No. 33-34)Scaler, Jaquette, No. I-BScaler, Jaquette, No. 2-3Scaler, McCall, No. lla -12aScaler, McCall, No. 3-5Scaler, McCall, No. 4-8Scaler, regular, No. 2-3Syringe, cartridge-type 2. 502. 502. 503. 003. 001. 501. 001.004.001. 503. 003. 002. 504.004. 008. 003. 003.003. 003. 008. 003. 503. 002. 002.002.002. 002.002. 004.003.503. 508. 508.503.503. 505.50Dental Instruments(Oral 234235236237238239240241242244245246Chisel, dental, Moose, No. 1Chisel, dental, Moose, No. 2Chisel, dental, Moose, No. 3Chisel, dental, Moose, No. 4Chisel, dental, Moose, No. 5Curette, No. 10, D.E.Curette, No. 11, D.ECurette, No. 12, D.E.Elevator, apical, No. 301Elevator, Howard, No. IElevator, periosteal, Moose, No. 3Elevator, and retractor, periosteal, Seldin No. 23Elevator, root, Howard, No. 2Elevator, root, Howard, No. 3Elevator, root, No. 345Elevator, root, Miller, No. 73Elevator, root, Miller, No. 74Elevator, root, Stout AElevator, Winter, No. IL.Elevator, Winter, No. Ili.Elevator, Winter, No. 122.Elevator, Winter, No. 123.Elevator, Winter, No. 135File, bone, Moose, No. 3File, bone, Moose, No. 4File, bone, Moose, No. 5Forcepe, Mead, No. 3, lower anteriors and bicuspid 4. 504. 504.504. 504. 503.003. 003.005. 505 006.007.005.005. 005. N'5.5.6. Vu6.006. 506.506. 506. 506.506.506. 5022. 00NumberrequiredTotalcod
19 Dental Instruments-Continued(Oral 59280261262263264265Approximateretail pricehemForceps, No. 17, lower first and second molar, universalForceps, No. 222, lower third molar, universalForceps, No. 203, universal, lower incisor, bicuspid, and rootForceps, No. 151, universal, lower incisor, and bicuspidForceps, No. 23, universal, lower molar (Hornbeak)Forceps, No. 65, upper anteriors, and rootForceps, No. 286, upper anteriors, bicuspids and rootsForceps, No. 53, upper, left, first and second molarsForceps, No. 53R, upper, right, first and second molarsForceps, No. 2
"Health Occupations Education Program Development Guide Series," focuses on the dental assisting program. The curriculum is designed to provide training for dental assistants in their assistant. role at. chairside, in the dental operatory and laboratory, and in the dental office an
