Dental Assisting - Assist with Composite Restoration

Dental Assisting - Assist with Composite Restoration (excerpt)

We are excited to bring to you our suite of Dental Assisting education modules with web-based skills simulations. A first for dental education! This video is only a tiny sneak peek into our Dental Assisting - Assist with Composite Restoration module. Each SIMTICS module doesn't only have a video, but also has simulations where you can learn and practice the procedure interactively, step by step, then test your skills. On top of that you'll get an illustrated text description of the procedure to read, a 3D model of relevant anatomy or equipment to explore, and a multi-choice quiz. All activity and scores are tracked in the logbook, so you can see your progress over time.

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[itszoeeyy]

So these videos are just partial (incomplete) representation of the procedure. They basically are there to draw you in or interest you to buy the simulation class/activity. If your a current student for DA and willing to spend $ a bit more to hone your skills and be more confident because u haven’t got the full potential to practice chair side during your placement, or for someone who would want that experience: this is an excellent possibility to look into the simulation (this was not presented to me as a student and I wish that might have been included within the program, during which you could have potentially grouped with a partner and done it together and “smart budgeted”). However, for me looking to just refresh my mind as a DA this was not ideal. No harm though, if your just starting a program as a DA definitely consider 🤗

[ashleyloves]

No numbing? No bonding? No actual placement of composite? I’m about to practice in class and thought this would help. It didn’t.

[MrzLester]

The video is saying to click here but it doesn’t have anywhere to click? This video seems a little off

[MrzLester]

Can someone direct me to a real good video

[claudiagusmao]

Hello, I worked in Brazil for 8 years as a dental assistant. I married an American and live in the US. I would like to know how I should proceed to enroll in a specific course to work in the same area in the US. Thank you!

[glowingxlights]

When will you be posting more procedures. For root canal and more? On your website it says it’s coming soon.

[lalaloopsyqueen]

Do you clean or sterilize the white thing “water cleaner”

[krystalmermea]

Which dental restoration class is this?

[yellowflower]

Um... the dentist doesn’t numb the patient first?!?! That’s gotta hurt. It’s actually the first step in a Composite filling. Well, wiping the gums is the first step, because it insures that the local anesthetic after giving a topical. You don’t just willy nilly start drilling on the tooth. 😳😂😄

[Usmankhan-bkgw]

If anyone needs a dental assistant please contact me

[shaziahruttun]

after doing all that the fillign pops out after a year... such a waste of time. put amalgam.