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Cоmmunicаtiоn Assessment Rubric.dоcx Troubleshooting Blаckboаrd Communication Assignments.docx You are a dental assistant/hygienist for Dr. Peak at Great Lakes Family Dentistry. Your last patient of the day is a 45-year-old male high school drama teacher named Kevin Belt. Mr. Belt has not been to the dentist in over 5 years and is complaining about tooth sensitivity on the lower left side of his mouth. You take bitewing radiographs to evaluate for carious lesions and notice something bright white and something very dark/black on tooth #19. Dr. Peak explains that to you Mr. Belt has a large cavity around a current amalgam restoration. Dr. Peak continues to explain that the bright white seen on x-ray is the amalgam “Silver” filling and all of the darkness around it is the recurrent decay, or ‘cavity’. Dr. Peak wants to remove the old amalgam filling and all of the decay and replace it with a new and modern resin ‘white’ filling. When Dr. Peak leaves the room Mr. Belt says: “I have to confesses, the “silver” filling we are going to replace is the only one I have ever had, and I got it when I was in high school over 25 years ago. Is this new ‘white’ material going to be as good? Is it safe for me?” Please answer Mr. Belts question the best that you can while including information for both dental amalgam and direct resin restorative materials. Please remember to say it exactly as you would say it to him and to use verbiage that he will understand.