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State Technical College of Missouri


DAT 111 Dental Science and Health. This course teaches some of the basic sciences related to the practice of dentistry. It is important for dental assistants to be knowledgeable in these sciences in order to understand why procedures used in dental practice require specific and detailed protocols in order to be effective. This course also includes units on nutrition and pharmacology for dentistry. Prerequisite: DAT 100 with a grade of 75% or better. 3 credit hours.


DAT 112 Dental Anatomy. This course teaches the normal structure and function of the regions of the human head and neck. This includes gross anatomical structures as well as neuroanatomical structures. Prerequisites: DAT 111, DAT 121, DAT 131, DAT 141, and DAT 151 with a grade of 75% or better. 1 credit hour.


DAT 121 Chairside Assisting I. This course teaches the hands-on daily activities the chairside assistant performs to be an effective member of the dental health team. Instruction in the manipulation and care of dental instruments and equipment and their relationship to dental operative procedures are emphasized. The theory, preclinical, and clinical skills prepare students for their extramural clinical practicum. Lectures include instruction on how to care for patients with special needs, office emergencies, and first aid. Certification through the American Red Cross or American Heart Association in CPR (2-year) cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a requirement prior to patient contact. At the end of this course the MISSOURI BASIC SKILLS MASTERY EXAM must be taken and passed to continue into the second semester MISSOURI EXPANDED FUNCTIONS. Prerequisite: DAT 100 with a grade of 75% or better. 5 credit hours.


DAT 131 Dental Materials I. This course teaches students the properties and manipulation of materials used in the process of delivering dental care to patients. Students will learn to apply critical thinking in the selection and preparation of dental materials as well as the proper clinical techniques required in working with these substances. Lab skills are taught and evaluated to clinical proficiency. Skills that cannot be taught to clinical proficiency will be taught and evaluated to preclinical or lab proficiency. Prerequisite: DAT 100 with a grade of 75% or better. 5 credit hours.


DAT 141 Dental Radiology I. This course teaches the theory and techniques used for exposing, developing, mounting, and evaluating dental radiographs. Emphasis is placed on interpretation of radiographic findings to determine if a radiograph is of diagnostic value. Knowledge of infection control and radiation safety for both the patient and dental assistant is of utmost concern when exposing radiographs; therefore, students will learn to use infection control and radiation safety protocols. Students will be required to expose and evaluate radiographic surveys on training manikins and place films and position the tube head on classmates (without making exposures) during radiology labs. Students will expose and evaluate radiographs on a variety of patients during clinicals under the direct supervision of a dentist. Prerequisite: DAT 100 with a grade of 75% or better. 4 credit hours.


DAT 151 Clinical Externship I. This course consists of approximately sixteen hours of clinical practicum per week in participating dental facilities. In conjunction with Clinical Externship II, students rotate through three general dental practices and two specialty practices for a minimum of 300 clinic hours. This course includes one hour per week of clinical seminar, an in-class discussion of dental practices. Prerequisite: DAT 100 with a grade of 75% or better. 2 credit hours.


DAT 161 Chairside Assisting II. This course introduces the various dental specialties including Orthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry, Endodontics, Oral Surgery, Periodontics, Prosthodontics, and Direct Restorative methods. Instruction includes, but is not limited to, how to place and finish Class I, Class V and Class VI Composite and Amalgam restorations. Sizing and cementing Stainless Steel crowns and palliative care for minor dental emergencies will also be covered. Missouri Expanded Function Certification Courses plus Assisting in Monitoring of Nitrous Oxide Conscious Sedation are taught throughout this course as mandated by the Missouri Dental Board. Lab skills are taught and evaluated to clinical proficiency. Skills that cannot be taught to clinical proficiency will be taught and evaluated to preclinical or lab proficiency. Prerequisites: DAT 111, DAT 121, DAT 131, DAT 141, and DAT 151 with a grade of 75% or better. 5 credit hours.


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