DHY 145 - Dental Hygiene Theory I (2 Credit Hours)
Offered in Winter Terms (2-0-0)
This course advances the student’s application of the dental hygiene process of care, emphasizing treatment planning, documentation, and patient management. Students will explore recall systems, risk assessment, and communication strategies for delivering effective, patient-centered care to diverse populations. Ethical and legal principles are integrated throughout to support evidence-based decision-making and professional responsibility. The course builds on foundational skills in infection control, instrumentation, and health education, preparing students for more complex clinical interactions.
Prerequisite (s): DHY 110, DHY 111, DHY 120, DHY 140, DHY 141
Co-requisite (s): DHY 122, DHY 146, DHY 150, DHY 160
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