Case Scenario A 26-year-old patient presents for a dental co…
Case Scenario A 26-year-old patient presents for a dental consultation requesting repeated tooth whitening and cosmetic bonding. The patient insists their teeth are “severely discolored and uneven,” despite a clinical exam showing healthy enamel, normal alignment, and no significant staining. The dental assistant notes generalized cervical abrasion, mild gingival recession, and reports from the patient of brushing 4–5 times per day and frequent use of over-the-counter whitening products. The patient appears highly anxious and dissatisfied with previous cosmetic dental treatments. What additional action may be appropriate if BDD is suspected?
Read DetailsCase Scenario A 26-year-old patient presents for a dental co…
Case Scenario A 26-year-old patient presents for a dental consultation requesting repeated tooth whitening and cosmetic bonding. The patient insists their teeth are “severely discolored and uneven,” despite a clinical exam showing healthy enamel, normal alignment, and no significant staining. The dental assistant notes generalized cervical abrasion, mild gingival recession, and reports from the patient of brushing 4–5 times per day and frequent use of over-the-counter whitening products. The patient appears highly anxious and dissatisfied with previous cosmetic dental treatments. Why may repeated cosmetic dental procedures be inappropriate in patients with BDD?
Read DetailsDo you think the government should criminalize personal “vic…
Do you think the government should criminalize personal “vices” such as drug addiction, gambling, prostitution, and other public order crimes? Stated another way, what is the appropriate balance between individual rights and community order/safety? Briefly explain your answer. (7 pts) 7 points – thoughtful, detailed answer that shows understanding and nuance of themes 5 points – good answer that is correct and references specific class material 3 points – incorrect, vague, lacks detail or nuance.
Read DetailsSean comes running to Steve’s house holding a bloody knife….
Sean comes running to Steve’s house holding a bloody knife. He asks Steve to “take care of it” and goes running off down the street. Steve washes the knife carefully and then drives to the nearest river and tosses it in. Steve could be charged with:
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