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Dental Hygienist School: Quick Guide to Class V Cavities
Many patients entering a dental office know that the consumption of sugary and acid-rich foods can lead to cavities. Another factor that leads to cavities is a lack of adequate dental hygiene. What patients may not be aware of are the different cavity classifications, each affecting different areas of the tooth. Depending on the area and damage inflicted, it can develop into a serious dental problem that may require a demanding restoration. For those interested
Why Milk Boosts Tooth Strength: An Overview for Those Starting Restorative Dental Hygiene College
There are some things you learn during childhood that just stay with you for the rest of your life. A lot of these pieces of advice revolve around healthy living, but do we know much about the reasons for our eating choices? Most of us know that milk is great for tooth and bone strength because it’s a great source of calcium, but how exactly does it work? Milk is in so many of our
5 Benefits Behind Temporary Restorations: An Overview for Students in Restorative Dental Hygiene College
Dental restoration is designed to help teeth last for a long time. For that reason, dental professionals dedicate a lot of time to getting each fitting right. Crowns, veneers, and other types of dental fillings require preparation which could take a few days or even a couple of weeks. This would ordinarily leave clients in discomfort during the waiting period, but temporary restorations are fitted by restorative dental hygienists in the meantime. These temps can
The Importance of Hand Hygiene: A Guide for Students Completing Restorative Hygiene Courses
Our hands are exposed to dirt and germs in almost any daily task. Consider the keyboards, smartphones, and doorknobs that you regularly come in contact with, and you’re only beginning to scratch the surface of the bacterial threat posed. Hand hygiene is particularly important in a dental profession because it reduces the potential transmission of dangerous organisms to and from patients. The World Health Organization cites hand hygiene as a simple, low-cost and effective way
Learning About Dental Amalgam During Your Restorative Hygiene Training
Teeth are a remarkably strong part of the human body, but they are put under extreme pressure every day. Sometimes, a tooth becomes unable to withstand constant grinding and sugar-laden products. This is where restorative dental hygienists can step in to re-strengthen teeth, and help clients continue enjoying their favourite foods. Dental amalgam is often the mixture used during filling procedures. It’s a durable solution to dental problems, but some safety concerns are consistently raised
4 Time Management Tips for Students Beginning Their Restorative Dental Hygiene Diploma
If youa��re looking to upskill during your dental hygienist career, finding the time to complete a diploma program can sometimes feel daunting. You may have an existing job which already takes up much of your day, or even have other commitments like family and friends that can make your time a precious commodity. Fortunately, while study/life balance can be challenging, ita��s certainly possible. Here are some helpful ways in which you can effectively merge your
What Happens When Clients Neglect Oral Care? What Students in Dental Hygienist School Need to Know
Aspiring dental hygienists know that proper oral care involves brushing at least twice a day for two whole minutes. Thata��s definitely not all there is to oral care, though. Proper oral care also includes getting in between teeth with dental floss, as well as bi-annual dental checkups to make sure that everything is in order. For some clients, it may not seem like a big deal to skip flossing, brushing, or regular appointments, but it
Dental Hygienist School Participates in “Gift From the Heart”
Mark your calendars! Saturday, April the 7th, 2018, CADH is thrilled to announce that once again, it will be hosting the charity event “Gift from the Heart”, at its highly acclaimed dental hygiene and dental assisting training facility in the heart of Mississauga. For this one day, the faculty of CADH along with many other “big hearted” dental hygienists as well as student volunteers are sharing their expertise and kindness by providing complimentary oral health
4 Tips for Keeping Gums Healthy: Advice You Can Offer Once You Become a Dental Assistant
For many patients, the brightness of their smile, the alignment of their teeth, and the absence of cavities are the surest signs of a good oral health routine. However, while dental assistants know that these are all important considerations, ita��s essential for clients to not neglect the health of their gums as well. Regular brushing, while a good first step, isna��t enough to keep gums healthy. And when not properly cared for, gum disease becomes
Why Our Dental Hygienist School Stands Out Among Others in Medal Standings
As we watch and support our Olympic athletes battle it out on the slopes and the ice, the thrill of achievement and success is no better felt than right here at The Canadian Academy of Dental Health and Community Sciences (CADH)! The faculty and staff at CADH have once again, succeeded in training another group of qualified dental hygiene students who topped the academic charts with yet another high score on the National Board Exams!!
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