F16Lecture2 CEDental/Medical Subjects

Bite the Bullet!: Get Prepped for Coronal Polish Certification

Friday, April 91:30pm – 3:30pm

It's time to get certified in Coronal Polishing to expand the scope of procedures that you can offer the practice and to build your pathway to dental assisting skill and certification advancement!

This comprehensive course is based on the State-recognized CP exam outline by D.A.N.B. Join us as we break down the barriers, sift through subject matter, and engage with the content in an engaging way! You will leave this course armed with increased confidence to take the next step.

Note: this course is designed for the non-certified clinical assistant or student that has at least a basic level knowledge in general dentistry

Learning Objectives

* Summarize the clinical rationale and legal considerations for the practice of coronal polishing

* Identify dental deposits and their influence on oral health

* Compare polishing agents and instruments and the rationale for their use

* Describe the clinical application of polishing, including fulcrum, positioning, and stroke

* Interpret pathways to certification and identify resources for preparation

Course Details

Course Code
F16
Day
Friday, April 9
Time
1:30pm – 3:30pm
Format
Lecture
CE Credit
2 CE
CE Requirement
Dental/Medical Subjects
Fee
Free with registration
Location
Renaissance Lower Lobby
Course code F16 — use this when registering.

Audience

Dental Assistant

Seating

100% of seats remain
Speaker: Rita Perry

Rita Perry, MPA, CDA, CPFDA, CRFDA, RDH

After the privilege of providing dental healthcare for numerous years in a variety of arenas, both clinically and administratively, Rita discovered her passion for teaching dental professionals. Rita believes that solid training and education is the foundation of successful dental team members and their practices, satisfaction in the field, and advancement in their professions. Her career in dental education is celebrated with over 30 years of teaching experience in dental sciences and clinical dentistry for Phoenix College Dental Assisting and Hygiene programs, and the Center of Continuing Dental Education and A.T. Still University, ASDOH. Those taught by Rita typically commend her for engaging them with her energy, use of light humor, and ability to illustrate and simplify challenging concepts. Over the course of her public service, Rita Perry has been involved with multiple entities to help shape the education of dental assistants and the profession of dentistry. These include advisory and committee work with the Dental Assisting National Board American Dental Assistants Association Arizona Department of Education, CTE the Arizona State Board of Examiners and a six-year term as a site visitor for the Commission on Dental Accreditation, ADA. As a long-term Allied member of the AzDA, you might recognize her from her service as the “Lead Dental Assistant” for CADHS/AzDA at the AZ Mission of Mercy dental service events. She also maintains professional memberships in the American Dental Assistants Association and the American Dental Hygienists Association. Outside of dentistry, RIta enjoys time with family, camping in the AZ pines, cycling and hiking.