Volume 38, Issue 11

Clear aligners are becoming increasingly popular. Are you aware that by offering clear aligner therapy (CAT), you may also help patients breathe, sleep, and thrive?

It’s not just how often you use a power scaler. As a dental hygienist, you are at frequent risk for hearing loss. Learn more from Anne Nugent Guignon, MPH, RDH, CSP.

Here’s how dental hygienists can identify exfoliative cheilitis and approach treatment options for common lip abnormalities.

Assuming ethical treatment and production are at odds is a mistake. Awareness of how you contribute to a practice can improve patient outcomes and your work satisfaction.

Dental hygienists interested in an intriguing side job might want to look into becoming trained in dental forensics. It’s not for the faint of heart, but forensics can be a very...

It’s no secret that many dental hygienists suffer from burnout in their careers. It’s up to each one to work on keeping the excitement alive in their careers. Yes, it takes some...

Direct access dental hygienists are a growing in number. Learn more about direct access dental hygiene in this interview with Angie Rhoades, an independent practicing dental hygienist...