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Dental hygienists course is a two year comprehensive course with a great future prospective for the candidate. The course enables the candidate with a reliable and good source of income besides offering secured job. It is indeed a dynamic career. The candidate will work in collaboration with Dental surgeons in their operatories. They typically will spend more time with patients as compared to the dentist. Besides performing a variety of routine dental treatments like fluoridation of teeth, shooting radiographs, Oral prophylaxis etc, they help educate the patients towards the dental diseases and their possible treatment modalities. Like the other healthcare professionals, dental hygienists have to get licensed in their respective regional body after the completion of their course.
Knowledge regarding the physical strength of different types of dental materials used in the rehabilitative purposes.
Basic principles of chemistry and reactions so as to correlate with the reaction of different type of Dental materials.
Deals with the knowledge of anatomical structures of the body as well as dental tissues including the tooth.
This science makes the student aware of different type of dental materials used in the treatment along with continued research has led to new material systems. The vast knowledge will help the student to practice dentistry with utmost skills.
And Metallurgy
Dental Mechanics (Primary)
Dental Materials and Metallurgy
Basic knowledge of computers and Medical Records Management
Candidate should be at least 17 years of age at the time of admission or within 3months of it and should be medically fit to pursue the course.
ii. The candidate must have passed 10+2 or two years intermediate or equivalent course thereof with Science subjects (i.e.) Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognized Indian University or PreUniversity/Intermediate Board
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| Diploma Course - Dental Mechanics |
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