If you're concerned about your health and the products you use to clean your op, you aren't alone. Here's what to look for in the natural disinfectants you might be considering...
While everyone is well aware of the oral-systemic link, depression is often overlooked. Here's how you can help your patients who suffer from depression.
With sugar substitutes gaining traction in the fight against dental caries and health issues, dental professionals should educate patients on the pros and cons of these sweet ...
More content from Volume 44, Issue 6 (August/September 2024)
Dental hygienists are often the first line of defense in identifying and managing nonplaque-induced gingival conditions. Recognizing subtle clinical signs can facilitate early...
A lot happens during pregnancy, and work hazards don't need to add to your worries. Here are what clinical hygienists should be watching for while they're pregnant and working...
Katrina M. Sanders-Stewart, MEd, BSDH, RDH, unpacks the story of the human microbiome and the role dental practitioners have in advocating for a supreme standard of care for themselves...
Delivering excellent service not only boosts patient satisfaction but also alleviates stress and burnout. Tiffany Wuebben, RDH, shares tips for transforming the hygiene department...
This hygienist started to feel uneasy about how she was told to approach patients. A simple mindset adjustment made all the difference in her enjoyment of dental hygiene.
Dentistry is a rapidly evolving industry, and AI is one force driving these changes. Here's more info on the implications and limitations of AI in your practice.