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Delivery of Clean and Healthy Water in Your Dental Practice

Tracking # 20-1319992

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Educator CONCORD DENTAL & MEDICAL SEMINARS
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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

"Water is life, and clean water means health" Water is a vital component of modern dentistry and water quality affects nearly every function of dental offices. Dental units supply water for most every dental procedure from routine prophies to complex restorative procedures. This on-demand self-study course will discuss the importance of using clean and safe water, guidelines, and regulations for water quality, and how to ensure continuous delivery of safe water during dental care.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Alabama Board of Dental Examiners

Dental Hygienist

2h Infectious Disease Control

Dentist

2h Infectious Disease Control

Special Teaching Permit

2h Infectious Disease Control

Teaching Permit

2h Infectious Disease Control

Florida Board of Dentistry

Dental Hygienist

2h General

Dental Temporary Certificate

2h General

Dentist

2h General

Health Access Dentist

2h General

Georgia Board of Dentistry

Dental Hygienist

2h Infection Control

Dentist

2h Infection Control

Volunteer Dentist

2h Infection Control

Louisiana Board of Dentistry

Dental Hygienist

2h Clinical (pertaining to the actual delivery of dental services to patients)

Dentist

2h Clinical (pertaining to the actual delivery of dental services to patients)

Michigan Board of Dentistry

Dental Assistant

2h Infection Control

Dental Hygienist

2h Infection Control

Dental Therapist

2h Infection Control

Dentist

2h Infection Control

Minnesota Board of Dentistry

Dental Assistant

2h Clinical Subjects

Dental Hygienist

2h Clinical Subjects

Dental Therapist

2h Clinical Subjects

Dentist

2h Clinical Subjects

Full Faculty Dentist

2h Clinical Subjects

Specialty Dentist

2h Clinical Subjects

Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners

Dental - General

2h General

Dental - Specialty

2h General

Dental Hygienist

2h General

Dentist - Provisional

2h General

Hygienist - Provisional

2h General

Missouri Dental Board

Dental Assistant

2h Directly Related to Treatment, Health, and Safety

Dental Hygienist

2h Directly Related to Treatment, Health, and Safety

Dental Specialist

2h Directly Related to Treatment, Health, and Safety

Dentist

2h Directly Related to Treatment, Health, and Safety

New Hampshire Board of Dental Examiners

Dental Hygienist

2h Infection Control

Dentist

2h Infection Control

Ohio State Dental Board

Dental Hygienist

2h Clinical Dental Practice Education

Dentist

2h Clinical Dental Practice Education

Volunteer Certificate

2h Clinical Dental Practice Education

Oklahoma Board of Dentistry

Dental Assistant

2h Infection Control

Dental Hygienist

2h General CE

Dentist

2h General CE

Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Assistant

2h Infection Control

South Carolina Board of Dentistry

Dental Hygienist

2h Sterilization & Infection Control

Dental Instructor

2h clinical and technical subjects

Dental Technician

2h clinical and technical subjects

General Dentist

2h Sterilization & Infection Control

Hygienist Instructor

2h Sterilization & Infection Control

Orthodontic Technician

2h clinical and technical subjects

Volunteer Dentists

2h Sterilization & Infection Control

Volunteer Hygienists

2h Sterilization & Infection Control

Tennessee Board of Dentistry

Dental Assistant

2h Dental Assistant Continuing Education

Dental Hygienist

2h Dental Hygienist Continuing Education

Dentist

2h Dentist Continuing Education

Virginia Board of Dentistry

Dental Hygienist

2h General

Dentist

2h General

Disclosure statements

Course Objectives

At the completion of this course the participants should be able to:


  1. Describe how and why biofilms form in dental equipment.
  2. Discuss the need for dental unit waterline treatment.
  3. Make evidence-based choices in the selection of products intended to improve the quality of water used for dental care.
  4. Identify guidelines, regulations, and best practices that impact dental unit water quality.


The educational teaching methodology used in this course is a self-study lecture presented via pre-recorded webinar in concert with an accompanying PowerPoint presentation. Both the pre-recorded webinar and the PowerPoint presentation incorporate a variety of audio and visual cues to enhance audience members’ understanding and retention of key concepts.