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Faculty of Health

About Health

• The Faculty of Health at Aarhus University encompasses various departments and research areas focused on health sciences.
• The faculty is organized into several departments, each with its own research and educational focus.
• Various councils, committees, and foundations are associated with the faculty, contributing to its governance and funding.
• News, events, and job openings are regularly updated on the faculty's website.
• The history of the Faculty of Health is also documented, highlighting its development and milestones.

Research

• The faculty conducts research across a broad spectrum of health sciences, including clinical medicine, public health, and basic biomedical sciences.
• Research areas are diverse, ranging from molecular biology to epidemiology and from clinical trials to health services research.
• The faculty participates in national and international research networks, collaborating with other institutions and industries.
• Publications and research outputs are regularly updated, reflecting the faculty's commitment to advancing knowledge in health sciences.
• Core facilities and research support services are available to faculty members and students.
• Doctoral programs and postdoctoral opportunities are offered, providing advanced training in health sciences research.
• Honorary professorships and donations for research purposes are also part of the faculty's activities.

Education

• The Faculty of Health offers a range of educational programs, from undergraduate to postgraduate levels, including master's and doctoral degrees.
• Continuing education and professional development courses are available for healthcare professionals.
• The faculty collaborates with other institutions and hospitals for clinical training and research.
• Exchange programs and international collaborations provide students with global perspectives and experiences.

Collaboration

• The faculty collaborates with various partners, including hospitals, healthcare organizations, and industry partners, to advance research, education, and healthcare services.
• Types of research collaborations include basic research, clinical trials, and health services research.
• The faculty has ambassadors for industry collaboration, facilitating partnerships and knowledge exchange.
• Agreements with regional healthcare authorities and other organizations support the faculty's mission.

Contact

• Contact information for the faculty, including a directory of staff and experts, is available.
• A contact form or email address is provided for general inquiries.

Supragingival Tandrensning

Facts

Description

This course provides practical and theoretical prerequisites for performing supragingival tooth cleaning as a delegated task in a dental clinic.

Content

• Pathology (gingivitis and periodontitis)
• External and internal discolorations
• Removal of supragingival soft and hard deposits and discolorations with hand instruments and mechanical cleaning
• Ergonomics and finger support
• Maintenance of instruments
• Guidance of patients, including health promotion and appreciative communication
• Knowledge of general diseases and their medical significance in relation to supragingival tooth cleaning

Target Group

The course is offered as a single subject in the ordinary vocational training for dental clinic assistants and is tailored to the goals and framework of the training.

Structure

The teaching is planned with significant student participation. It takes place in a mix of lectures, exercises, and problem-solving, for which students must prepare in advance.

The course lasts 1 week (4 consecutive days and 1 day after approximately 3 weeks). During the intervening period, the student performs tooth cleaning on 5 patients at the clinic.

Course materials will either be sent to the student or distributed during the teaching.

Upon completion of the course, an evaluation is conducted according to the 7-step scale. Upon satisfactory completion of the course and achieving a grade of 02 or higher, a course certificate is issued.

Additional Information

• Time: 12.6-16.6 + 26.8 2023 (week). The group is full.
• Application Deadline: The group is full.
• Duration: 5 days
• Location: Vennelyst Boulevard 9, 8000 Aarhus C
• Price: 2,720 including 0% VAT
• Number of Participants: Maximum 4

Academic Questions

• Dorte Raun, Study Adjunct

Practical Questions and Registration

• Revised 21.08.2025
• Helle Hornhaver

Health

• Aarhus University
• Vennelyst Boulevard 4
• 8000 Aarhus C

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• Aarhus University Hospital
• Region Midtjylland

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