Restorative Function Certification

General

• Provide patient care in the placement, contouring, and adjusting of restorations in the primary and permanent dentition in accordance with Minnesota Statute Section 150A.10, subdivision 4.
• Assume ethical and legal responsibility for clinical decision making and the quality of oral healthcare services provided.
• Demonstrate clinical competency in the placement, contouring, and occlusal adjusting of the following restorative materials: Amalgam restorations, Glass ionomer restorations, Composite resin restorations: Class I and Class V supragingival restorations where the margins of the restoration are entirely within enamel, Stainless steel crown adaptation and cementation.
• Incorporate evidence-based research, relevant law, and ethics when managing client care and information.
• Integrate evidence-based research to improve the quality of restorative expanded functions care.
• Maintain accountability for quality of health care and patient safety.
• Maintain accurate record keeping as it relates to restorative expanded functions services.
• Participate in self-assessment to improve the effectiveness of care..
• Provide primary restorative oral health care that promotes and maintains oral health and is in accordance with Minnesota Statute Section 150A.10, subdivision 4.