Dental hygiene theory and practice
Michele Leonardi Darby, Margaret M. Walsh · 2003 · 1219 pages
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Guides the reader through the dental hygiene care process and the various roles of the dental hygienist. A unique human needs model clearly shows how critical thinking and a humanistic perspective come together in providing comprehensive dental hygiene care. The text begins with foundational information, addresses all aspects of dental hygiene care including individuals with special needs, and concludes with liability, practice management, and professional development.
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