Introduction
This continuing education course is designed to educate dental professionals about the 6 components of posture and how to recognize structurally stable positions when providing care. Various movement strategies, stretches and exercises are presented that can assist with minimizing strain to pain sensitive tissues. This course builds on Part I. In addition, the science behind sitting and elements of a good supportive seat are discussed.
Please note this is Part II of a two-part series. Practice in Motion: Part I will educate dental professionals about efficient sitting positions and movements that assist with minimizing occupational pain and/or injury.
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RELATED COURSES
Jacquelyn M. Dylla DPT, PT, OCS; Jane L. Forrest EdD, BSDH
The primary focus of this course is to educate dental professionals about efficient sitting positions and movements that assist with minimizing occupational pain and/or injury. As part of this course, we will examine why many practitioners need to change how they sit, discuss common postures/habits that contribute to lifelong pain and the consequences of not changing.
Intended Audience:
Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Dental Students, Dental Hygiene Students, Dental Assistant Students
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