Hand Held Instruments in Operative Dentistry3 Sections4 Lessons1 Quiz2 Weeks
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- 4 Lessons
- 2 Weeks
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- About the Event3 Items
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Learning Objectives – Handheld Instruments
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Identify and classify commonly used handheld dental instruments.
- Understand instrument design, including the working end, shank, and handle.
- Differentiate between instruments based on their clinical indications and applications.
- Select the appropriate instrument for different clinical procedures.
- Understand the principles of proper instrument grasp, adaptation, and angulation.
- Apply correct instrumentation techniques for efficient and controlled clinical practice.
- Recognize common errors in instrument selection, positioning, and handling.
- Improve clinical efficiency and patient comfort through appropriate instrument use.
- Understand the indications for scalers, curettes, and other commonly used periodontal instruments.
- Develop greater confidence in selecting and handling handheld instruments in routine dental practice.
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