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Oral Health Education
Oral Health Education is a qualification best suited for dental nurses who
would provide oral health advice to patience under the supervision of a dentist
Course content
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The course covers the following:
- Aetiology and pathogenesis
- Prevention, diagnosis and treatment
- Oral anatomy and development
- Role of diet and nutrition in oral health
- General and systemic diseases
- Factors which influence the process of treatment planning
- Oral health assessment
- The role of the wider health care team
- Legal and ethical issues
- Communication
- Prevention of tooth surface loss and periodontal diseases, oral malignancy
- Appliances and restorations care
- Promoting oral health care
| Part A: Practical Competence Assessment Sheets |
Part B: Expanded case studies |
Part D: Supplementary Outcomes |
|---|---|---|
| (PCAS) | ..... | .... |
| Must involve in oral health care of 7 patients across a range of patient age groups | One case study with a minimum of 2250 words | CPDs |
| .... | .... | Exhibition |
Full guidance and feedback will be provided to the students in the class room.
It is a written examination only. The candidates would require to finish the exam in 90 min which consists of 75 questions (60 Multiple Choice Questions & 15 Extended Matching Questions)
As of now it is £175 and ROC fee is £ 20 not included in the course fee
NEBDN re-sit fee is £ 175 Profession Focus re-sit fee will be discussed on the induction day
NEBDN charges a deferral fee of £ 30 PFocus assesses individual cases separately and is subject to deferral fee at the discretion of the admission department. Having said that we provide pastoral services for each student and will be supported where necessary.