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3 Skills You’ll Learn in Dental Hygiene Courses
Working as a dental hygienist requires a unique combination of skills. In this role, you will be providing a service by cleaning patient’s teeth, and you’ll also educate them on taking proper care of their teeth and gums. If you’re thinking of enrolling in a dental hygienist training program, it may be helpful to learn more about the daily tasks of the job, as well as the skills you’ll need to carry them out. Here’s
The Importance of Teamwork in Education
Teamwork is defined in Webster’s New World Dictionary as “a joint action by a group of people, in which each person subordinates his or her individual interests and opinions to the unity and efficiency of the group.” This does not mean that the individual is no longer important; however, it does mean that effective and efficient teamwork goes beyond individual accomplishments. The most effective teamwork is produced when all the individuals involved harmonize their contributions
Considering Dental Hygienist School? Learn the Top 3 Causes of Tooth Sensitivity
For many people, having sensitive teeth can make it very difficult to enjoy some of the foods most of us love. Eating foods that are cold, such as ice cream, or drinking hot tea or coffee can cause individuals with sensitive teeth to wince in pain, but why does this happen? Tooth sensitivity is caused when the layer underneath a tooth’s enamel, called dentin, becomes exposed. The dentin layer contains many small passageways that are
Strategies for Success in the Dental Hygiene Program
A new semester began at CADH in October. It is thrilling to see the new students who are both excited and yet feel a little overwhelmed. This is no surprise. When we take on new challenges, it is easy to feel this way until you develop a sense of familiarity with the new surroundings and schedule. I tell students that others before them have been successful, all it requires it dedication and hard work. As
Operation Shoebox Mississauga-Round 3!
As CADH delves deeper into community efforts, for the third year in a row, the faculty, staff and students of CADH are launching wholeheartedly into ?Operation Shoebox mode? beginning in early November and what an ?operation? it is!! Weeks of collecting everything from mittens to socks to toiletries to chocolates culminates in the accumulation of enough lovely little things to fill numerous beautifully wrapped shoe boxes (73 last year!) all distributed throughout Mississauga area women’s
The Types of Tooth Fillings Every Dental Assistant Should Know
Most people are unaware of the wide range of dental filling options available when they visit the dentist. In fact, different types of fillings are better for different dental conditions. This is why dental professionals do not simply hand over a a�?filling menua�� and ask patients to take their pick. Dental assistants are responsible for mixing together the various materials needed to create fillings. Fillings are required to repair chips, cracks, and cavities in teeth.
Understanding the Meaning of School Spirit in Dental Hygiene Education
Here is a topic that cheers everyone up! SCHOOL SPIRIT!! Taken fromhttp://www.ehow.com/about_5050088_school-spirit.html, school spirit is an element in the everyday atmosphere of a school. It is something that can be of high or low energy, depending on multiple factors, guided by administration and faculty. School spirit also assists in strengthening the community bond within a community, like a school. The spirit at CADH has been recently charged up by the stellar national board examination results
Detecting Oral Cancer in its Early Stages: The Dental Assistant Guide
By the end of 2015, an estimated total of nearly 5,000 Canadian men and women will be diagnosed with oral cancer, and of those, approximately 1,200 cases will be fatal. Luckily, early detection is possible and likely for patients who visit the dentist’s office on a regular basis. While updating or obtaining new medical and dental histories, or by just chatting with patients while waiting for the dentist in the treatment room, dental assistants can
CADH Earns Top Scores on the National Dental Hygiene Board Exams…Again!
The Canadian Academy of Dental Health & Community Sciences (CADH) is very proud to announce the most recent results of the National Dental Hygiene Certification Board (NDHCB) exams. Announced today, CADH is proud to report an impressive91%success rate! The senior management of CADH could not be more proud of it’s students, exceptional directors, faculty, support staff and administration! The continual dedication of the employees of CADH keep this educational institution at the very “top tier”
Beating Bad Breath: 4 Major Causes and Treatments for Halitosis
Everyone worries about the freshness of their breath. And whether it is caused by morning breath, eating takeout food or drinking coffee and soda, it’s estimated that bad breath (or halitosis) affects one in every four people. One of the benefits of studying to become a dental hygienist is that you learn all the secrets to perfect oral health, including how to keep your breath smelling fresh all the time! If you are planning to
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