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Value of Orthodontics in Restorative Dental Hygiene School
Orthodontics is a field that specializes in preventing and correcting irregularities related to the teeth and facial structure. As such, it fits right into the restorative and preventative mission of restorative dental hygienists, which is why it is a part of any restorative dental hygiene education. The amount of benefits that stem from straightening and properly aligning a person’s teeth and jaw makes investing into treatment well worth it. As a restorative dental hygienist, you
A Look at Inlays and Onlays for Students in Restorative Dental Hygiene Courses
In the past, patients with moderate tooth damage needed to make a difficult choice. They needed to decide whether to opt for a filling and risk further damage in the long run, or remove parts of the tooth that remained healthy by choosing a dental crown. Neither option offered an ideal solution to patients who wanted to preserve the tooth structure they still had, while repairing damage and maintaining chewing force. Fortunately, inlays and onlays
Operation Shoebox was a Huge Success at CADH!
Operation Shoebox was again a huge success this year at CADH! For the month of November, staff, students, faculty, and even clients participated in the filling of Christmas-themed shoeboxes to create gifts for women and teens in shelters this Christmas in and around the Mississauga area! CADH proudly donated 53 boxes in total, and we couldn’t be happier to add some smiles on Christmas morning! Many thanks to all who contributed to making the holiday
Take the Next Step in Your Career With a Restorative Dental Hygiene Diploma
As registered dental hygienists know, a career in dental hygiene is unlike any other. Dental hygienists work closely with patients from all walks of life, educating them about oral care and working independently or under the supervision of a dentist. They help patients stay healthy and keep their smiles sparkling, and have the opportunity to truly make a difference in their communities. But if youa��re already a dental hygienist and looking for even better pay,
CADH Student Volunteers at the Special Olympics Featured in DentistryIQ Magazine
On July 13, a group of student volunteers from Canadian Academy of Dental Hygiene helped perform free oral cancer screenings for athletes at the Mississauga Special Olympics. Their work was recently featured in DentistryIQ magazine. We are extremely proud of our students for their hard work, and for serving as such excellent ambassadors for our dental hygienist training program. The original text for the magazine article follows. Special Smiles Program at Special Olympics Screens Athletes
4 Ways You Can Practice Self-Care Once You Become a Dental Assistant
Dental assistants play an important role in any dentist office or dental clinic. Not only do dental assistants help greet patients and make them feel comfortable, they also assist dentists chair side to ensure procedures and treatments go smoothly. Because the quality of care a patient receives is directly impacted by the role of a dental assistant, ita��s important that dental assistants take good care of themselves, so they can perform their tasks effectively. If
Congratulations to all our Dental College graduates at CADH!
Congratulations to all our Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting graduates. In addition, the Dental Hygiene class achieved at 100% pass rate on the National Board exam – ahead of all other colleges and a major accomplishment.We are very proud of you all!
What Grads of Dental Hygienist Training Should Know About Dental Care for Cancer Patients
Oral health can be directly impacted by other illnesses and treatments occurring elsewhere in the body. This is especially true for patients receiving cancer treatment. Cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation will have a serious and negative impact on a patienta��s overall health, and especially on their oral health. Therefore, ita��s important to be aware of the common oral health problems associated with cancer treatment, as well as what you can do as part of
Braces vs Liners: A Look at What Students in Dental Assistant Training Need to Know
Whether a patient wants to improve their oral health or the way their smile looks, liners and braces both serve as ways to straighten crowded, misaligned, or overlapping teeth. While they both provide a similar end result, the process used to get there is a little different. In addition, each method comes with its own pros and cons depending on the patient, their dental condition, needs, and preferences. If youa��re considering a career in dental
What Students in Dental Hygienist Training Can Learn About Water Picking
Most patients are familiar with the practice of flossing and brushing. They are the two staples of a daily oral hygiene routine. But therea��s another option that is supposedly able to replace the act of flossing. Water picking, otherwise known as water flossing, is a lesser-known method for cleaning gums and in between teeth. Water picking is a seemingly great option for patients who dona��t want or like to floss, but is it a suitable
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