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Eating disorders and dental care
July 12th 2019Hygienists are on the frontline to identify problems and guide patients to seek help. Your favorite patient climbs into your chair, and you are concerned. (I know, you aren’t supposed to have favorites, but face it, you do.) She doesn’t look so good. Weight has been dropping off her since her last visit four months ago. Her skin looks sallow, and the shine and luster in her eyes is gone. The enamel is wearing off of her teeth.
The top 10 best cities for dental hygienists in 2019
June 13th 2019We looked at each city and picked out the 10 best for hygienists this year. The great thing about being an American is that you don’t have to live or work anywhere you don’t want to. If you decide that you don’t like where you are, you can pack up your family and move somewhere new. But what would cause somebody to want to relocate? Maybe he or she isn’t thrilled with his or her job. Perhaps the economy where he or she is living isn’t so great.
8 ways to build rapport with patients
May 23rd 2019Check out these top tips for new dental hygienists. You’ve graduated and gotten licensed, and now you’re ready to put on your scrubs and start your first job as a dental hygienist. For seven to nine hours a day, you’ll be interacting with patients and helping them to improve or maintain their oral health.