New Zealand, and are critical for establishing a foundation of good oral health for life. • Dental therapists will be supported by dental assistants – this improves efficiency in examination and treatment times,
NZAO within New Zealand. (Please contact the NZAO Executive Administrator All applicants will either be enrolled in the New Zealand Dental Assistants Programme and have completed the Cross Infection Control module or have obtained a previous dental
New Zealand Dental Therapists Association PO BOX 24557 Royal Oak Auckland 1345, Telephone 09-638 5026 2 Minutes of the NZDTA AGM of 30 May 2009
Association the New Zealand Dental Association, the Federal Association of German Dentists, the French Dental Association, the German Scientific Dental Society, the Japanese Dental Association, the Danish Dental Association, the Norwegian Dental Association, the
New Zealand Dental Therapists Association PO BOX 24557 Royal Oak Auckland 1345, Telephone 09-638 5026 2 Minutes of the NZDTA AGM of 30 May 2009
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Dental therapists, first instituted in New Zealand in 1921 to serve children through a universal school-based dental delivery system, are today deployed in more than 50 Dental assistants are most often trained on-the-job or in proprietary short-course programs.
Dental therapy in New Zealand and Britain Dental assistants: para-professionals who assist dentists and maintain dental offices Dental auxiliary: the old name for dental therapists in Britain; now refers to all members of the dental