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<Aug
31, 2010>
Asepsis course at Calgary, Sep 25, 2010.
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MORE
Some
of the upcoming CDTA course dates
changed, please check our
Program Calendar.
<Aug
20, 2010>
Upcoming AGM on Sept 18 at Red Deer
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MORE
<June
24, 2010>
View
the CV of the College election nominees
HERE.....
<June
14, 2010>
NAIT
hosting info session for BTech....
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MORE
<May
31, 2010>
Reminder:
-Member
On-line Self Assessment
-Dates
of Election
<May28, 2010>
Council & Committee member travel
allowances ....READ
<May
21, 2010>
Amended Timeline for the College Election
.......PLEASE
READ
<May
7, 2010.>
Practice Permit Fees For 2011
Registration Year....READ
MORE
<Apr
16, 2010.>
CDTA
is seeking a Executive Director /
Registrar..READ
MORE
<Apr
14, 2010.>
Interim Registrar
speech at AGM.
Joint Communique
from CDTA & AADLO.
<Apr
9,2010.>
March 2010 Member
Meeting Minutes
Registration,Education & Competency
Report
<Mar 3,
2010.>
Updated Application Forms for
Client Care,
Standards of Practice & Infection
control are now available.
<Jan
12, 2010.>
COUNCIL NEWS
<Dec
22, 2009.>
With
regard to the deadline of The Standards
of Practice & Asepsis course, please
read the following IMPORTANT LETTERS:
Read Letter 1
Read Letter 2
Please
review updated CDTA Council
Bylaws
(Sept 19, 09) All
regulated RDT & DT must have completed
mandatory Dental Asepsis & Standards of
Practice by Dec 31, 2009
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These Guidelines developed for
Certified Dental Laboratories and Regulated Dental
Technologists or Regulated Dental Technicians in a
cooperative effort with the College of Dental
Technologists of Alberta to assist Health Care Providers
to further understand their respective responsibilities.
1. The Health Care Providers shall provide a
properly prepared and signed prescription to the
Certified Dental Laboratory and Regulated Dental
Technologist or Regulated Dental Technician. The
prescription shall detail the work which is to be
performed, describe the materials which are to be used
and be written in a clear and understandable fashion. A
duplicate copy of the prescription must be retained in
accordance to the Health Professions Act.
2. The Health Care Providers should provide the
Certified Dental Laboratory and Regulated Dental
Technologists or Regulated Dental Technicians with
accurate impressions, casts, bite registration, and or
mounted casts.
3. The Health Care Providers should identify the
margins, post dam, borders, the areas to be relieved or
omitted, and design partials on all cases.
4. The Health Care Providers should furnish a
shade (color) description, photograph, drawing or shade
button which matches the patient’s teeth most closely.
If desired, the Health Care Provider may also send the
patient, with a written prescription, to the Certified
Dental Laboratory and Regulated Dental Technologist or
Regulated Dental Technician for the purpose of directly
determining the shade selection.
5. The Health Care Provider should provide verbal
or written approval to proceed with a Dental Laboratory
procedure, or make any appropriate change(s) as the
Health Care Provider deems necessary, when notified by a
Certified Dental Laboratory, Regulated Dental
Technologist or Regulated Dental Technician that a case
may have a questionable area with respect to 2 and 4.
6. The Health Care Provider should alert the
Certified Dental Laboratory and Regulated Dental
Technologist or Regulated Dental Technician about the
patient’s health status if a serious communicable
disease exists or is suspected. In such case, however,
the Health Care Provider is not required to identify the
patient by name but has the option of using a patient
identification number. If a number is used, the
patient’s name must be written on the duplicate copy of
the prescription retained by the Health Care Provider.
7. The Health Care Provider should thoroughly
clean all blood and saliva from all materials used in
the mouth (e.g. impression materials, occlusal
registrations, intra-oral appliances, etc.) and should
disinfect these items according to manufacturer
recommendations, before sending them to the Certified
Dental Laboratory and Regulated Dental Technologists or
Regulated Dental Technicians. Any appliance returned
from the Certified Dental Laboratory or Regulated Dental
Technologist or Regulated Dental Technician should be
disinfected, washed and rinsed before it is placed in
the patient’s mouth. Care should be taken that all
materials are placed in an appropriate container
provided by either the Certified Dental Laboratory or
Regulated Dental Technologist or Regulated Dental
Technician or the Health Care Provider and should be
packed properly to prevent breakage. Work to be shipped
to a Certified Dental Laboratory or Regulated Dental
Technologist or Regulated Dental Technician should be
packaged and transported according to current infection
control standards.
8. The Health Care Provider may, when it is
mutually advantageous for the patient and Health Care
Provider, and when it is specified in the prescription,
have the patient deliver and / or pick up an appliance
directly from a Certified Dental Laboratory or Regulated
Dental Technologist or Regulated Dental Technician
provided the patient returns to the Health Care
Provider’s office to have the appliance evaluated,
placed, and to have any necessary adjustments made. In
the event a patient drops off or picks up and appliance,
Certified Dental Laboratory personnel shall not engage
in any activity which involve the trying on or fitting
of the appliances with the patients or any other
activity with patients unless prescribed to and is
Authorized by the Health Professions Act of Alberta and
the Regulations for the Profession of Dental
Technologists.
9. The Health Care Provider should return all
casts, registrations, and appliances to the Certified
Dental Laboratory or Regulated Dental Technologist or
Regulated Dental Technician intact and structurally
undamaged if an appliance does not fit properly or if
the shade selection is incorrect.
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