RDH Student Research Poster Awards: Third place winners in informational
Dental hygiene students are the future of our profession and many of our new professionals are graduating with a wealth of knowledge and current research.
The new RDH Student Research Poster Awards, sponsored by Paradise Dental Technologies (PDT), provides an opportunity to acknowledge the contributions of senior dental hygiene students and their presentations of current research projects. The students are recognized in two categories: Original Research and Informational Posters.
The third-place winners for informational poster are Miranda Cooper, RDH, Megan Hess, RDH, and Morgan Slippy, RDH, from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. Their research is on “Chiropractors Can Help: Fact or Crack?”
First place informational: Ozone in the ‘Dentosphere’: Ozone Therapy for Carious Lesions
Second place informational: Now Hear This
First-place recipients in each category will attend RDH Under One Roof and present their results on the exhibit floor in Orlando on Friday, July 22, at 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. at Exhibit Booth 735.
Check out the first-place winning submission for informational, “Ozone in the ‘Dentosphere’: Ozone Therapy for Carious Lesions,” and the second-place winning submission for informational, “Now Hear This!” Watch for upcoming winners in future issues of RDH eVillage.
About the Author
Jackie Sanders, MBA, RDH
Chief Editor, RDH magazine
Jackie Sanders, MBA, RDH, is a respected dental industry leader with more than 40 years of experience in dental hygiene, marketing, and professional relations. As chief editor of RDH, she is dedicated to advancing the dental profession through education, innovation, and collaboration. Prior to this role, she served as manager of professional relations and communications for Sunstar/GUM, building strong connections with industry associations, educational institutions, and dental professionals nationwide. Jackie has also contributed her expertise through committee service with organizations including the American Dental Education Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.