Faculty Resources

Our Faculty Resources host a variety of teaching tools for educators, such as case studies, student handouts, and an easy-to-use module that enables educators to assign courses from our CE library to students.

This module is as simple as selecting the course, creating the assignment, distributing the assignment ID to students, and then reviewing completions.

In addition, our Faculty Resources provide links to student fundraising opportunities, and to exclusive product purchase opportunities for faculty and students at special pricing from Crest + Oral-B.

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CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY SYLLABUS

Syllabus: Clinical Pharmacology – A Review for Oral Healthcare Providers

The syllabus, which may be modified to meet individual institutional requirements, provides a comprehensive description of a 14-module online course.

The course is intended to provide a framework to meet elements of educational requirements of Dental Students, Dental Hygiene Students, and Dental Assistant Students. In addition, the modules can serve as a resource to clinicians wishing to review evidence-based information on specific topics.

Each module may be taken online followed by an examination. In educational settings, successful completion of each module may be followed by a question and answer period and/or case-based small group discussions conducted by the institutional Course Director. A PDF is also available for each of the 14 modules, which may serve as a convenient resource in clinical settings.

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INFECTION CONTROL SYLLABUS

Syllabus: Infection Control/Exposure Control in Oral Healthcare Settings

The syllabus, which may be modified to meet individual institutional requirements, provides a comprehensive description of a 12-module online course.

The course is intended to meet educational requirements of Dental Students, Dental Hygiene Students, Dental Assistant Students as mandated by OSHA and other federal, state, local and professional organizations related to Standard and Transmission-based Precautions.

Each module may be taken online followed by an examination. A PDF is also available for each module. Module 12 is a video summary and how-to demonstration of critical topics.Successful completion of all modules may be followed by a question and answer period by the institutional course director before each student demonstrates competence in a clinical setting.

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ASSIGNMENTS

These quick links enable you to view recommended courses based on curriculum stage, create new assignments for your students, review assignments you've already created, and see which continuing dental education courses have received the top ratings.

About Assignments | Create New Assignment | Review Existing Assignments

The guides below recommend CE courses to assign using an example curriculum from leading dental, dental hygiene and dental assisting programs.

Guide for Dental Curriculum | Guide for Dental Hygiene Curriculum | Guide for Dental Assisting Curriculum

CASE STUDIES

These cases provide insight into the issues involved with patient care. Students can view cases, but answers only appear to educators. To receive answers, contact your educator.

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CASE CHALLENGES

These interactive case challenges, covering a broad range of oral diseases and conditions, will test dental students' ability to diagnose complex cases.

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CARIES PREVENTION

Complete these ten courses developed in partnership with ADEA on caries process and prevention.

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TEACHING TOOLS

Here are several teaching tools to assist you:

Guides Courses Related to NBDE

These guides list CE courses related to topics covered on the National Board Dental Examination.

Presentation Templates

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Cochrane Report - Oscillating/Rotating Power Brushes

2014 Cochrane Report: Power versus Manual

What did the independent, not-for-profit, Cochrane Collaboration find in their recent review of clinical studies comparing power versus manual toothbrushes for the reduction of plaque and gingivitis? Watch this video to learn more.

Faculty Resources

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