Being an Autonomous Clinician

As a Dental Hygienist developing a role as an autonomous, independent practitioner is more than a desirable feature of practice, it is an essential part of a successful and exceptional dental implant service.

In his lecture, Colin will introduce and explain the steps required by both the Hygienist and the Clinical Director/Surgeon in developing a symbiotic service which is brilliant for the Patient, hygienist and Clinician alike.

Learning Objectives

  • The continued importance of the role of the hygienist as an autonomous practitioner in dental implant maintenance
  • A road map for the Hygienist and clinician to follow to develop such a service
  • Some of the clinical and business advantages of developing such a service to all parties involved

SCIENTIFIC HOST ORGANIZATION
ITI International Team for Implantology
ITI Headquarters

Peter Merian-Weg 10
4052 Basel, Switzerland

ITI Congress UK & Ireland | EdinburghOctober 1-2 2021 | www.events.iti.org/congressuk-ireland




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