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25.01.2022 Dirty zone within my exam cubicle ----------------------------- When you define your contaminated zone at the beginning of the exam you have to make sure that ...you can keep individual items in this area like a single wedges ,single amalgam capsule, strip, flowable composite with gun . The dental unit bracket table is a dirty zone but it is better to keep it looking neat without cluttered material and instrument.so you can define another dirty zone on the bench top to keep all your tasks materials. Do you know why lots of candidates, even the most capable ones, are failing the infection control task during the practical exam? This happens simply because most candidates do not practice infection control while preparing for the exam or they take it lightly. That is why they face an additional amount of stress during the days of the exam. They feel unsure what to do in order not to breach the infection control during the radio task or the composite filling task. That is why we dedicated 2 months of hard work and focused on every detail related to infection control within the exam environment we shrunk the amount of hassle that you would notice when you wanna read any infection control resource that took you into types of diseases, viruses, vaccinations and other blah blah stuff... without getting key info out of its thickness. The ADC Online Help's new 'Infection Control Measures' guide has the most important titles that could make a difference for you.Prepared smartly to help you read it and review it easily with key info colour coded. Below is a glimpse from inside the guide. To place an order please feel free to send FB message or E mail us at: [email protected] [email protected] or visit our website: adconlinehelp.com.au #ADC#Part2#practical exam#infection control#NZDC#DentalStudy group#technical tasks
25.01.2022 General maintenance of occlusal anatomy ------------------------------------------ This is one of the criteria of PFM task.You can tick the box for this one by reduction that follow the original tooth anatomy.As you can see in this photo that the prepared tooth cusps tips still in alignment with the adjacent teeth cusp tips.Please note that the marks just to make it clear for you and you can do it during practicing time only.
25.01.2022 GUIDES for ADC EXAM TECHNICAL TASKS ----------------------------------------------- We offer a range of guides that are available in soft and hard copies format....They are detailed and written thoroughly to cover all the aspects of a task in a step-wise way, supported with photos, diagrams and Australian approved dental references, we depend on shaw and tell strategy to help you prepare smartly at your comfort zone without waisting time, teeth, materials in try and error approaches. The list of available guides : - Endo access opening task file - Composite class II cavity prep - Class IV composite filling - Amalgam anatomical build up task package(3 parts) -All about PFM crown preparation perfection. - Class II composite filling -Radiology task file - Fabrication of provisional restoration. -Printable assessment grids. -Infection control measures during the exam process - Class II amalgam cavity prep(box only) To place an order please contact us at : [email protected] visit our website: adconlinhelp.com.au
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21.01.2022 Composite Cavity Prep Scenarios: 1-Proximal box only design 2-Conventional Cl II cavity 3-Modified Cl II cavity... 4-Two separated cavities(occlusal and proximal box or two proximal boxes.) CLASS II COMPOSITE RESIN CAVITY PREPARATION GUIDE is a valuable A-Z guide that bounce through all cavities types in details with all required clinical photos and illustrations.Do not waist time wondering how to prepare for this task! To place an order, feel free to contact us through adconlinehelp.com.au or facebook or E- mail us at [email protected] #ADC#Practical#Composite cavity#mentoring#Part2#NZDC#
20.01.2022 This bulletin introduces the essential companion for dental radiology task success! It is a basic, comprehensive solution that will help you link theory and technique to promote the mastery of clinical skills necessary for professional practice success. I wrote this after joining one of well-known, hands-on radiology courses.It was a big disappointment for me to find out that the course missed lots of basic aspects.... My success in this task is owned solely to my own efforts, that I am sharing with you in this bulletin.
20.01.2022 Why lots of candidates underestimate the study of basic teeth anatomy while preparing for the practical exam?! A/ That is there problem.Look when you face such kind of cavities that looks like gonna punch you,do you think it will be a piece of cake to know the exact position of grooves, cusps tips, triangular ridges, general tooth contour, position and size of contacts??? I can assure you, it is not easy ,that is why I gave a specific attention to teeth anatomy within my lectures about amalgam restoration task and that is why this task consists of more than one file.
19.01.2022 Radiology task file that covers ALL pits of this task. To place an order contact at: [email protected] or send FB message To have a look at other files please visit our website: https://adconlinehelp.com.au
19.01.2022 ALL ABOUT INFECTION CONTROL !!! Do you know why lots of candidates, even the most capable ones, are failing the infection control task during the practical exam? This happens simply because most candidates do not practice infection control while preparing for the exam or they take it lightly. That is why they face an additional amount of stress during the days of the exam. They feel unsure what to do in order not to breach the infection control during the radio task or the c...omposite filling task. That is why we discussed every detail related to infection control within the exam environment in this quality guide.we shrunk the amount of hassle that you would notice when you wanna read any infection control resource that took you into types of diseases, viruses, vaccinations and other blah blah stuff... without getting key info out of its thickness. The 'Infection Control Measures' guide has the most important titles that could make a difference for you.Prepared smartly to help you read it and review it easily with key info colour coded. Below is a glimpse from inside the guide. To place an order please feel free to send FB message or E mail us at: [email protected] [email protected] or visit our website: adconlinehelp.com.au #ADC#Part2#practical exam#infection control#NZDC#DentalStudy group#technical tasks
19.01.2022 Which tooth is the best for the composite cavity task? --------------------------------------------------- Good day, it is been a while since you heard from me, I have been busy with part 1 candidates. Those who are going to sit the practical for the first time, may wonder shall I buy every type of teeth from one dental or what? To be mindful I would say buy and practice on:... 1-Molar and premolar. 2-Upper and lower teeth. 3-DO, M+O+D, O or DO. 4-Caries simulated teeth not ordinary teeth(there is a difference between the two types that you have to experience it by yourself) 5-Teeth with a small lesion, not a large one. Dr.Mayadda
19.01.2022 Cl II composite cavity preparation guide is available now, All what you need for successful preparation of class II composite cavity, how to deal with different... cavities type with step wise clinical example from A to Z. Number of pages 30 page to purchase please contact us at: [email protected] See more
19.01.2022 ADC Practical Exam online Course A-Z guidance from within Australia offered to you while you are staying in your comfort zone!
19.01.2022 COVID-19 throws the spanner in the wheel of our life.To be optimistic person,I reckon we will have time to reflect and rearrange priorities in our life.Spend more time with our families and kids, take care of our health specially our mental health when we witnessed people fight over toilet papers!!!! Keep cool and positive, study and prepare for whatever challenge you would have for the future because as soon as COVID-19 run away, everything will go back to normal.At that time the smart dedicated ones who worked hard will be rewarded.
18.01.2022 TG THIRD VERSION ----------------------- the new version updates are:... 1-Expanded guide about acute dental pain. 2-How to determine NSAID use. 3-Advice about opioids. 4-Analgesic calculated doses for kids. 5-Indication for antibiotic therapy to treat odontogenic infections. 6-New advice on how to explain the potential harms of antibiotics. 7-New info about oral mucosal disease 8-New section on dental treatment for patient who are immunocompromised,or who have a cardiac device,a bleeding disorder,or diabetes that is treated with SGLT2 inhibiter. 9-Advice for common anti-thrombosis. 10-A flow chart to assess risk of medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw 11-Advice is also included on managing patients at risk of MRONJ. 12-Specific advice for corticosteroid dose for patient with adrenocortical insufficiency. 13-Indications of antibiotics 14-New table outlines the properties of commonly used preparations of local anaesthetics. 15-New guide helps identify patients at high risk of adverse outcomes when using anxiolytic. 16-A guidance on triage and management. 17-New info on oral hygiene, dental anatomy, and dental numbering system. 18-New section on peri-implant mucositis and implantitis.
15.01.2022 Do you know why lots of candidates, even the most capable ones, are failing the infection control task during the practical exam? This happens simply because most candidates do not practice infection control while preparing for the exam or they take it lightly. That is why they face an additional amount of stress during the days of the exam. They feel unsure what to do in order not to breach the infection control during the radio task or the composite filling task. That is wh...y we dedicated 2 months of hard work and focused on every detail related to infection control within the exam environment we shrunk the amount of hassle that you would notice when you wanna read any infection control resource that took you into types of diseases, viruses, vaccinations and other bla bla stuff... without getting key info out of its thickness. The ADC Online Help's new 'Infection Control Measures' guide has the most important titles that could make a difference for you. Below you can find the table of contents of our new guide.
15.01.2022 For peace of mind get this guide and start ADC exam prep while sitting home! (Fabrication of provisional restorations)This A-Z guide will show you the details of provisional restoration fabrication using the method recommended by ADC exam, then will take you through the management of provisional restorations deficiencies. Price:$45AUD only To place an order contact us at: ... [email protected] other guide are available on FB and on our website: www.adconlinehelp.com.au #ADC#Exam#Practical# NZDC#Technical tasks
14.01.2022 Examples of Infection control breaches that you could underestimate: I will mention few examples of infection control violation Gloves:-Have a hole or tea...r -Worn outside the bay other than when using the amalgamator Hand hygiene:-Improper washing -No washing before or after gloves Mask: -Mask dangling around the neck -The nose is exposed Eye protection:-Contaminated loupes -eye protection too low on nose While wearing gloves:-touching hair or mask -not removed to pick up clean item. Clean and dirty zones:-leave composite tube on bracket Personal hygiene:-Hair not tied -Gown not tied up Personal items:- exam paper, clock in clinical area Dropped instrument:-incident not reported. You can find satisfying answers for your questions and doubts within our new infection control guide. we will add this guide with table of contents to our website very soon. To place an order please contact via: FB messaging or e mail at : [email protected] Hurry up there is a special discount for the first 10 orders #adc #infection control#practical exam#ADC exam#nzdc
14.01.2022 A sum up for those who are either new to ADC exam or already in the process but do not know about it, Be patient and read till the end!!! Stages of ADC exam -Before 2014 -2014-2018 -2018 onward... -Before 2014 they were welcoming dentists into Australia, therefore, practical exam scoring was not that rigorous and if you fail some tasks you can sit a supplementary test to re-do those tasks only, the caught was in the week-long examination process. -2014-2018 A bloody new pattern has been introduced consist of MCQ and clinical judgment questions for the written and new tough scoring system for the practical exam. For example, if a task has 3 criteria to be scored and within each criterion, there are 4 scoring areas, let us say you get 3b and 1c then by magical unfairness the whole score bounce down to C so Imagineer who tough it was to pass a task! -2018 onward They eased the tie on the technical scoring system so some can pass a task but it can be a low score or high score pass nobody know! But they added OSCE stations which require kind of reviewing TG, Odell, past OSCE, and whatever matter to a modern dental practice in Australia
13.01.2022 ALL About Infection Control
13.01.2022 Not sure how to prepare for infection control? Can not get a clue from the lengthy guidelines? All that you need to know is displayed beautifully in this document is a simple direct language. Contact now to purchase your copy.
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10.01.2022 PRACTICAL INFECTION CONTROL GUIDE ------------------------------------------- available at last! infection control even for a located tasks(rubber dam, x ray) You can find satisfying info for your questions and doubts within this infection control guide. ... To place an order please contact via: FB messaging or e mail at : [email protected] See more
07.01.2022 ADC Practical Exam Tasks All About PFM crown prepared by a specialist for YOU! A complete stepwise guide for PFM crown preparation on incisor, canine and molar. It is an A-Z 60 pages guide that covers every single point, starting from principles, covering ADC criteria, detailed prep and common faults.You will learn how to prepare and how to assess your own work .This guide supported with lots of colourful photos and diagrams.... For purchasing the soft copy of this booklet or any other booklet, please feel free to contact us through FB or E-mail [email protected] Please visit our website for more. https://adconlinehelp.com.au #ADC#PRACTICAL#PART2#AUSTRALIAN EXAM#CROWN#PFM#TECHNICAL
06.01.2022 No one these days would enjoy reading old textbooks with Black and white blurry photos! right? You can enjoy learning through visualIsing crisp supper clear colourful photos within this Manual and colour atlas of removable partial denture design It is useful for both THEORY and PRACTICAL exam candidate as it dives in all designing details including the 10 guiding principles, 50 guidelines, colour coded techniques, all clasping systems types along with their advantages and... disadvantages.All that you need to know about partial denture design and more. To place an order please contact us at [email protected] For all range of our guides visit our website: https://adconlinehelp.com.au/ See more
06.01.2022 Dental Treatment options for patients with confirmed or suspected of corona virus infection: Dentists are advised to delay elective treatment of any patient who is actively infected, suspected of infection, has been in contact with an infected person or who is serving a self-isolation period. When actively infected, viral loads in oral fluids are high, meaning that dental treatments are hazardous to staff and other patients because of the generation of droplets and aeroso...ls during dental care. The provision of dental treatments necessitates the need for airborne transmission based precautions, which cannot be safely provided in general dental practice due to the need for a negative pressure room. WHO does not recommend that asymptomatic individuals (i.e., who do not have respiratory symptoms) in the community should wear medical masks, as currently there is no evidence that routine use of medical masks by healthy individuals prevents 2019-nCoV transmission Dentists are advised to delay elective treatment of any patient who is actively infected, suspected of infection, has been in contact with an infected person or who is serving a self-isolation period. When actively infected, viral loads in oral fluids are high, meaning that dental treatments are hazardous to staff and other patients because of the generation of droplets and aerosols during dental care. The provision of dental treatments necessitates the need for airborne transmission-based precautions, which cannot be safely provided in general dental practice due to the need for a negative pressure room. A person confirmed to be infected will likely be admitted to hospital. Should they require emergency dental treatment, they will be triaged and if necessary, treated by the hospital dentist or maxillofacial surgeon. Should a person suspected of infection or currently serving self-isolation contact your dental practice requesting emergency dental treatment, it is recommend that they be told to contact either the Australian Government Department of Health Coronavirus health information line on 1800 020 080 visit the Department of Health website or their local state or territory health department for advice. Please share . Source:ADA Update
05.01.2022 14 GUIDES for ADC EXAM TECHNICAL TASKS ----------------------------------------------- We offer a range of coloured PDF guides that are available in soft and hard copies format.They are detailed and written thoroughly to cover all the aspects of a task in a step-wise way, supported with photos, diagrams and Australian approved dental references, we depend on shaw and tell strategy to help you prepare smartly at your comfort zone without waisting time, teeth, materials in try... and error approaches. The list of available guides : 1- Endo access opening task file 2- Composite class II cavity prep 3- Composite class III cavity prep 4- Class IV composite filling 5- Class II amalgam cavity prep(box only) 6- Amalgam anatomical build up task package(3 parts) 7-Metal crown prep 8-All about PFM crown preparation perfection. 9- Class II composite filling 10-Radiology task file 11-Manual and colour atlas of removable partial denture design. 12- Fabrication of provisional restoration. 13-Printable assessment grids. 14-Infection control measures during the exam process To place an order please contact us at : [email protected] visit our website: adconlinhelp.com.au #ADC#NDC#PRACTICALS#PART2#EXAM#REGISTRATION EXAM
04.01.2022 A complete stepwise guide for PFM crown preparation on incisor, canine and molar. It is an A-Z 60 pages guide that covers every single point, starting from prin...ciples, covering criteria, Armamentarium, detailed prep and common faults. supported with lots of colourful photos and diagrams. If interested in purchasing the soft copy of this booklet or any other booklet, please contact us at: [email protected]
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