Dental Tech Vol 2

Front 1

What is the landmark for Maxillary incisor area?

Back 1

Landmark 1, the tip of the nose

Front 2

What is the landmark for Maxillary incisor area?

Back 2

Landmark 1, the tip of the nose

Front 3

What is the landmark for Maxillary incisor area?

Back 3

Landmark 1, the tip of the nose

Front 4

Landmark: Maxillary cuspid area?

Back 4

Landmark 2, beside the ala of the nose

Front 5

Landmark: Maxillary bicuspid area?

Back 5

Landmark 3, below the pupil of the eye

Front 6

Landmark: Maxillary molar area?

Back 6

Landmark 4, below the
outer angle of the eye and below thezygomatic bone

Front 7

Landmark: Mandibular incisor area?

Back 7

Landmark 5, the tip of the chin

Front 8

Landmark: Mandibular cuspid area?

Back 8

Landmark 6, directly
below landmark 2 1/4 inches above the lowerborder of the mandible.

Front 9

Landmark: Mandibular bicuspid area?

Back 9

Landmark 7,directly below landmark 3 1/4 inches abovethe lower border of the mandible

Front 10

Landmark: Mandibular molar area?

Back 10

Landmark 8, directlybelow landmark 4 1/4 inches above the lowerborder of the mandible

Front 11

(NAVMED 6150/21-30)

Back 11

Dental Treatment Record

Front 12

NAVMED 6600/3

Back 12

Dental Health Questionnaire

Front 13

EZ603 and EZ603A

Back 13

Dental Examination Form

Front 14

SF 513

Back 14

Consultation Sheet

Front 15

Examination Type 1

Back 15

COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION

Front 16

Examination Type 2

Back 16

ORAL EXAMINATION

Front 17

Examination Type 3

Back 17

OTHER EXAMINATION

Front 18

Examination Type 4

Back 18

SCREENING EVALUATION

Front 19

What type is usually used for the annual dental examination?

Back 19

type 2 examination

Front 20

Dental Overseas Screening Review for Active Duty or Dependent. examining dentist will complete what part of the NAVMED 1300/1?

Back 20

Part II: Dental Screening on the NAVMED 1300/1

Front 21

Where do dental officer writes the result of annual examinations?

Back 21

DD Form 2808 (SF88): Report of Medical Examination

Front 22

DD Form 2807-1

Back 22

REPORT OF MEDICAL HISTORY

Front 23

All active duty members and reservists will havemedical examinations completed as follows?

Back 23

Upon entry to enlisted or commissioned active
duty

At intervals of 5 years through age 50

At intervals of 2 years through age 60

Annually after age 60

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CLASS 1

Back 24

CLASS 1
This classification is for patients who do notrequire dental treatment or reevaluation within 12months. Class 1 patients must meet these conditions:No dental caries or defective restorations.Arrested caries for which treatment is not
indicated.
Healthy periodontium, no bleeding on probing;oral prophylaxis not indicated.Replacement of missing teeth not indicated.Unerupted, partially erupted, or malposed teeththat are without historical, clinical, orradiographic signs or symptoms of pathosis andare not recommended for prophylactic(preventive) removal.Absence of temporomandibular disorders;
stable occlusion.

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CLASS 2

Back 25

Class 2 is the classification for patients who haveoral conditions that the examining dentist feels if nottreated or followed up, have the potential but are notexpected to result in dental emergencies within 12months.

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CLASS 3

Back 26

Class 3 is the classification for patients who haveoral conditions that the examining dentist expects willresult in dental emergencies within 12 months if nottreated. Patients should be placed in class 3 when thereare questions in determining classification betweenclass 2 and class 3

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CLASS 4

Back 27

Class 4 is the classification for patients whorequire a dental examination. This includes patientswho require annual or other required dentalexaminations and patients whose dental classificationsare unknown

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NAVMED 6600/12

Back 28

Reserve Dental Assessment andCertification