Volume 36, Issue 9

Kim Miller, RDH, reviews flossers for kids, as well as an oral cancer screening device.

Vitiligo is an acquired, autoimmune disease that is associated with cytotoxicity-possibly a chemical exposure that may be toxic to the melanocytes.

Shirley Gutkowski, RDH explains how safer concepts are emerging for enamel polishing.

Ann-Mare DePalma, RDH, offers an explanation about CEREC systems for dental hygienists.

Anne Guignon's seating strategies defuse occupational hazards associated with sedentary positions in dentistry.

Anne Guignon reviews the legacy and the outcome of just sitting down too much while performing dentistry.

Patti DiGangi, RDH, shares a show-me minimally invasive treatment plan for caries prevention that can steer college student back to good oral health.

Christine Nathe, RDH, describes how health centers offer employment opportunities in a public health setting.

Training for facial injections expand the skill set for dental hygienists

Linda Meeuwenberg, RDH, offers tips on revitalizing a career as an RDH.

After attending annual conference for telemedicine, teledental, in comparison, appears weak. But there are signs that it's catching up.

Jackie Sanders, RDH, of Sunstar profiles the four recipients of the 2016 Award of Distinction.

Eileen Morrissey comments on how dental hygiene treatment is often characterized by patients as being aggressive or easygoing.

JoAnn Gurenlian, RDH, describes how a "toothbrush tribute" helped change pediatric oral health.