PART 01 The Basics of Dental Life: Must-Keep for Professionals
01 Dental Life: Be sure to follow these rules!
02 Image making of medical professionals
03 Perfect medical treatment specialists up to service
04 Efficient patient arrangement

PART 02 A Solid Foundation of Dental Care from the Basics
01 Preparation for treatment
02 Oral examination and chart record
03 Dental X-ray
04 DSLR camera shooting
05 Dental anesthesia
06 Types of handpieces and burrs
07 How to do suction well

PART 03 Preventive care where staff competency is crucial
01 Fluoride gel application
02 Fluorine varnish application
03 Sealant

PART 04 Periodontal treatment to extend the life of natural teeth
01 Scaling
02 Toothbrushing Education
03 Periodontal treatment_root planing, periodontal curettage
04 Types of hand tools and curettes

PART 05 Filling treatment that couldn't be more thorough
01 Glass ionomer treatment
02 Resin treatment
03 Treatment of periodontal wear
04 Temporary charging

PART 06 Conservative treatment, organizing complex concepts in one place
01 Inlay Treatment_Inlay Preparation & Impression
02 Inlay Treatment_Gold Inlay Setting
03 Inlay Fee_Resin Inlay / Ceramic Inlay Setting
04 Understanding Root Canal Treatment
05 Root Canal Treatment_Day 1
06 Root Canal Treatment_Day 2
07 Root Canal Treatment_Day 3
08 Root Canal Treatment_Day 4
09 Reinforcement after root canal treatment_Resin core
10 Post-root canal treatment reinforcement_post core

PART 07 Prosthetic treatment with a difference in service life of just one point
01 Crown Treatment_Crown Preparation & Impression
02 Crown Treatment_Temporary Crown Bonding
03 Crown Treatment_Crown Final Bonding
04 Denture Treatment_Understanding Dentures
05 Denture Treatment_Diagnosis and Preliminary Impression of Dentures
06 Denture Treatment_Final Impression
07 Denture Treatment_Waxrim Poetic
08 Denture Treatment_Arrangement
09 Denture treatment_Completed

PART 08 Surgical treatment progressing at a rapid pace
01 Simple extraction
02 Surgical extraction
03 Oral anti-inflammatory treatment
04 Suture removal

PART 09 Implants are easy once you know them
01 First implant surgery
02 Maxillary sinus augmentation
03 Secondary implant surgery
04 Implant crown impression taking
05 Implant crown setting
06 Implant screw hole resin filling

PART 10: Orthodontic treatment that speeds up chair time
01 Correction Basics
02 Orthodontic materials and instruments
03 Types of orthodontic devices
04 Types of brackets and wires
05 Collection of new orthodontic data
06 Attaching the braces_Attaching the brackets
07 Attaching the braces_Reattaching the brackets
08 Correction Progress_Power Chain Check
09 Correction Progress_Miniscrew Implantation
10 Orthodontic treatment_Teeth removal surgery
11 Correction Progress_Elastic Hanging
12 Correction Progress_Applying bite block resin
13 Correction Progress_Wire Check
14 Correction Finishing_Fixed Retainer Impression
15 Removal of orthodontic appliance and taking and attaching of retainer impression_Attachment of fixed retainer
16 Correction Finish_Debonding
17 Correction Finishing_Removable Retainer
18 Corrective Maintenance_Reattachment of Fixed Retainer

PART 11 APPENDIX FOR DENTISTS BEGINNING
01 Names and notation of teeth
02 Dental Terms and Abbreviations for Beginners
03 Instruments frequently used in dentistry
04 Various precautions and consent forms
05 General and Work Ability Self-Checklist

The authors, who had learned the hard way by searching the Internet for questions they had about clinical practice, asking acquaintances, and secretly attending seminars, published a dental practice manual, [My First Dental Practice], to share various know-how with dental hygienists.


[My First Dental Treatment] is designed to be used as educational material by organizing basic theory and clinical practice together.
It is significant in that it has supplemented the difficulties in education due to the lack of standardized educational materials, and has enabled learning with unified content regardless of the time period or dental clinic.
Additionally, [My First Dental Treatment] enabled me to quickly acquire the clinical knowledge and know-how that a dental hygienist should have.
This book contains the accumulated work know-how of the four dental hygienists who are the authors. It was written from the staff's perspective and organized to fit the flow of treatment. The explanations are written in colloquial language rather than written language to enhance the sense of presence and understanding.


With these features, [My First Dental Treatment] will become an excellent tool for building a hospital system by establishing a manual that visualizes the services we want to provide to patients.
I hope this book will be of some help to many dental hygienists in their dental practice.