DHY160 — FMS
Requirement) Panoramic TA 2 Radiographic Exposures (depending upon prescription) U 3 S 1 U 4 S 4 U 4 S 5 24 Alginate Impressions TA U 1 S 1 2 (U 1 S 1) Study Models TA U 1 S 1 2 (U 1 S 1) Ultrasonic Scaler U 1 S 1 U 0 S 2 4 (U 1 S 3) Pit and Fissure Sealants U 0 S 8 U 0 S 2 10 (U 0 S 10) Anesthesia TA U 9 S 0 U 0 S 6 15 (U 9 S 6) Nutritional Counseling TA U 1 S 0 U 0 S 1 2 (U 1 S 1) Clinical Mock Board Exam Process TA U 0 S 1 1 (S 1) Instrument Sharpening U 0 S 5 U 0 S 5 10 (S 10) Chart Audits 2 2 These requirements are subject to change due to the instructional needs of the course/program. These are minimum requirements for Clinic II, III, and IV to attain a "C" grade. Dental Hygiene AAS Degree Courses At a Glance Dental hygienists provide educational, clinical, and therapeutic services to the public focusing on disease prevention and health promotion. They also help patients develop and maintain good oral health. The Dental Hygiene program provides stimulating and rigorous classroom and clinical experience in Hawkeye’s Dental Clinic. Students are educated in oral and dental hygiene sciences, natural sciences, clinical sciences, community health, and professional development. Students train in Hawkeye's state-of-the-art Dental Clinic featuring 25 patient chairs, computerized patient record software, computer stations, and a complete digital x-ray system. The clinic is open to the public. Registered Dental Hygienist (RDH) is the designation for the licensed professional. The