Clinical Hygiene

Are you truly equipped to handle anxious patients?

Here are some tricks of the trade to help you calm your anxious patients. There are many reasons they may feel ill at ease in your chair.

Clinical Hygiene

Investigating dental hygienists’ attitudes toward probing dental implants: A short report

Tracee S. Dahm, MS, BSDH, RDH

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A race against time: How your dental office should handle medical emergencies

Amie Granger, RDH

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Before your dental hygiene chair: Make the most of onboarding

Tayler Burnette, RDH

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Six red flags to look for during your working interview

Anastassia Stoenelova, BA, RDH

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Managing pediatric patients: 5 tips that work for dental hygienists

Anastassia Stoenelova, BA, RDH

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8 steps for documenting oral lesions

Claire Jeong, MS, RDH

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5 ways to stay healthy in dental hygiene (that you should already be doing)

Cindy M. Purdy, BSDH, RDH, CEAS

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Airway resistance and dental anxiety: What dental hygienists need to know

Liz Laney, BSDH, RDH, OMT

Clinical Hygiene

5 tips to help intraoral exams serve as myofunctional airway screenings

Brittny Murphy, BS, RDH, MAS, COM,

dental hygienists must prepare for aging population

Clinical Hygiene

The aging population and oral disease prevention: Are dental hygienists ready?

Brooke Crouch, RDH

Oral health-care providers are learning the huge impact oral dysfunction can have on their patients

Clinical Hygiene

How orofacial myofunctional therapy fits with dental hygiene

Liz Laney, BSDH, RDH, OMT

Clinical Hygiene

Avoid the “dental patients as metrics” mentality

Emily Rister, BSDH, RDH

Chairside Connection: The partnership between dentists and dental hygienists in patient care

Pamela Maragliano-Muniz, DMD

Clinical Hygiene

Are you truly equipped to handle anxious patients?

Tonsil stones: Symptoms, prevention, and treatment in the dental setting

In the dentists’ words: Why their hygienists are so important

Chairside Connection: Treating patients with autism

Navigating dental care for patients with dementia

Investigating dental hygienists’ attitudes toward probing dental implants: A short report

A race against time: How your dental office should handle medical emergencies

Before your dental hygiene chair: Make the most of onboarding

Clinical Hygiene

Six red flags to look for during your working interview

Managing pediatric patients: 5 tips that work for dental hygienists

8 steps for documenting oral lesions

5 ways to stay healthy in dental hygiene (that you should already be doing)

Airway resistance and dental anxiety: What dental hygienists need to know

5 tips to help intraoral exams serve as myofunctional airway screenings

The aging population and oral disease prevention: Are dental hygienists ready?

How orofacial myofunctional therapy fits with dental hygiene

Avoid the “dental patients as metrics” mentality

Chairside Connection: The partnership between dentists and dental hygienists in patient care