1. ORAL EXAMINATION AND
OTHER STRUCTURES
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2. ANTICIPATORY
GUIDANCE
Discussion about
treatment plans for
covering their concerns
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Examination

3. INITIAL PARENTAL
CONTACT WITH THE
DENTAL OFFICE
Receptionist responses
should assure the well-
being of the child is the
chief concern

4. THE DIAGNOSTIC
METHOD
• Collect all the information
about parent’s concerns
and patient’s problems
then diagnose
• Use all the evaluating
ways if its needed

5.  Diagnostic information‘:
 Medical and dental history
 Social and psychological
developments
 General anesthesia
 Infectious conditions
PRELIMINARY MEDICAL
AND DENTAL HISTORY

6. CLINICAL
EXAMINATIONS
1. Extra oral
2. Intra oral

7. EXTRAORAL
 Head and neck examination
 Tmj examination
 Sub mandible area

8. TMJ EVALUATION

9. PALPATION OF HEAD AND
NECK AREAS

10. INTRAORAL
1 . S O F T T I S S U E 2 . O C C L U S I O N 3 . T E E T H

11. UNIFORM DENTAL
RECORDING

12. 1.UNIVERSAL

13. 2.TWO DIGITS NUMBERING

14. 3.PALMER SYSTEM

15. RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION
 Complete examination
before indicating any
radiographs
 Bw , Occlusal , PA… in
different cases

16.  The goal of pediatric dental
cares prevention
 Visiting parents who are
expecting a child
EARLY EXAMINATION

17. POSITIONS

20.  Using masks , shield, gloves
 Sterilization
 Danger stickers
 Unit’s water (biofilm)
INFECTION CONTROL

21. ADDICTION
• Hard to recognize just
with observation
• Questioning patient
• Observing patient’s sign
and symptoms

22. SHOCK

23. Thank you
for your
attentions