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Senior UNL dentd students are practicing under
a new program that simulates private practice.
Senior dental students treat each patient, accord
ing to Richard Bradley, dean of the Dental College.
Bradley said that in the past the students were re
quired to complete a certain number of bridges,
crowns and dentures per semester in order to gra
duate. The new program divides the 65 senior dental
students into four units.
"Each unit is being directed by a mentor," Brad
ley said. "A mentor is a dental educator with ex- -tensive
experience in general dentd practice.. lie's
responsible for all the work these blocks of 16 are
going to do.
The mentor's salaries are financed by a special
continuing appropriation from the Nebraska Legis
lature cf $1 16,000 annually. Beyond this, the den
td clinic is a self-sustaining program, Bradley said.
- ' The program, which began last week, is the result
of three years of planning by a faculty committee.
Bradley says he thinks the program will work.
"Everybody is enthusiastic,' he said. "And the
students love it."
Students more cocscisntzous
Mark George, a senior dental student, said the
program is "not only better for the student, but
better for the patients. Instead of looking for re-
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quirements, they (dental students) can be more con
scientious toward the patient.
The bad part is all the psper work we have to
do.
Bradley said there are problems in keeping track
of what procedures students are deficient in.
He said he is hoping for legislative financing for a
computer to aid in organizing the records. The
sophomore, junior, senior and graduate dental stu
dents staff the clinic, along with faculty members,
dental assistants and dental hygienists.
Expenses paid by fees
Clinic expenses, such as dental supplies, dental
assistant salaries and laboratory services are paid for
with patient fees.
"There is a kind of a misconception with the
public and the students, Bradley said. "They think
the state subsidizes us to run the clinic, but thev
don't "
Bradley estimates the fees at the clinic are "a
little over half those of a private dentist
The clinic, at 40th and Holdrege streets on East
Campus, is open to the public Appointments are
mads through the coSegs.
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Each patient first sees the Oral Diagnosis Center
at no cost.
Each step of the treatment is checked by an in
structor although Bradhy said it sometimes makes
the treatment longer.
But he noted, "The excellence of the work is
assured by this checking process.
The dental clinic treated about 3,900 persons
during 1975. Less than half were UNL students.
Photos by Kcv;n K:g!cy
Story by E. K. Ccccccb
Dentists needed
for rural areas
Job prospects are good for dentists in cutstate.
Nebraska. '
NU College of Dentistry Dean Richard Bradley
said the demand for dentists is hfch in Nebraska,
particularly in the rural areas.
The College of Dentistry has a preceptor program
in which all students spend a week working with
dentists, mostly in rural areas.
Bradley said this way the students also can see
the advantages of Irving in a rural community.
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