Radiology and Radiation Safety in Dental Practice
Review dental imaging fundamentals, radiation safety, and patient protection.
Clove University
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Every course offers 2 CE credits.
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01 / 05
Build practical habits around prevention, risk, and early intervention.
Review dental imaging fundamentals, radiation safety, and patient protection.
Review infection prevention routines and everyday dental office protocols.
Connect risk factors, lesion assessment, and individualized prevention plans.
Recognize wear patterns and build prevention-focused conversations.
Assess sensitivity and compare practical management approaches.
Review fluoride options and remineralization in preventive care.
Explore case selection, consent, application, and follow-up.
Plan age-appropriate prevention and family-centered education.
Address adolescent risk, communication, and preventive strategies.
Translate dietary risk into clear, practical patient guidance.
02 / 05
Strengthen screening, documentation, and care planning across patient needs.
Review periodontal charting, risk history, home care, and maintenance.
Practice systematic screening, lesion documentation, and referral decisions.
Explore dry-mouth assessment, common contributors, and care planning.
Consider aging, function, medications, and individualized care plans.
Connect medical history, oral findings, and coordinated dental care.
Review pregnancy-related oral health and patient counseling.
Review histories and medications to inform dental planning.
Describe lesions clearly and document follow-up decisions.
03 / 05
Explore urgent care, restorative topics, and evidence-informed choices.
Examine prescribing decisions and responsible antibiotic use.
Assess pain presentations and coordinate timely care.
Recognize injury patterns and plan appropriate referral.
Explain endodontic findings, options, and patient expectations.
Compare restorative choices and shared decision factors.
Review implant home care, monitoring, and patient education.
Support denture use, hygiene, comfort, and follow-up.
Explore symptom history, examination, and referral considerations.
Bring evidence, clinical judgment, and patient preferences together.
04 / 05
Make conversations clearer and care more responsive to each patient.
Use brief conversations and referral resources to support cessation.
Practice patient-centered conversations that support behavior change.
Build trust through communication and anxiety-aware care.
Apply choice, clarity, and patient control to dental visits.
Plan communication and accommodations for more accessible visits.
05 / 05
Focused topics for assistants and the teams they support.
Explore coronal polishing techniques and permitted assisting roles.
Explore sealant materials, application steps, and preventive care support.
Build a foundation in orthodontic workflows and patient support.
Review instrument safety and permitted use in dental assisting.