Giving dental patients positive feedback at their appointments may lead to improvements in their home-care routines. Keeping good chart notes will help dental hygienists communicate...
Kim Miller, RDH, BSDH, reviews a C-shaped instrument for placing sealants, voice-activated perio charting software, a compact water flosser, and a flossing toothbrush.
So many instruments, so many patients, so many responsibilities, so little time—it’s a reality dental hygienists are used to living with. To help the profession understand how...
Upcycling can freshen your office and your outlook on your career. Here are a few creative and fun ideas for dental hygienists that don’t cost a lot (that’s the point of upcycling...
Dental hygienists have expressed a desire to develop stronger relationships with one another. Christine Nathe, RDH, has some ideas for how they can do that. She cites the success...
Geriatric patients can be challenging. Their home care is often poor, and caregivers often do not know the importance of promoting oral hygiene in their patients. Here are some...
Dental hygienists and dental practices can have a lot of questions about compensation practices: Is it OK to work off the clock? What does it mean to be “engaged to wait”? Do ...
We finished an issue of RDH Graduate, a digital newsletter for dental hygiene students and recent graduates. I was curious about which campuses are generally considered to offer...
Kim Miller, RDH, BSDH, reviews a C-shaped instrument for placing sealants, voice-activated perio charting software, a compact water flosser, and a flossing toothbrush.
Anne Guignon, RDH, describes how Curaprox’s thoughtfully designed oral care line can be used to help your patients be successful in meeting their oral health goals.
