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Infection Control-Your Responsibility!
Infection control is a vital topic in the profession of Dental Hygiene when working clinically, though equally significant when working in a general office setting. Though the cold and flu season may be on the decline at this time of the year, it is still extremely important to be aware of how transmission of germs can be minimized, specifically when at work. Multiple studies have shown that the best way to minimize the spread of
The Pros and Cons of Teeth Whitening
When you smile, the first thing people notice is the color of your teeth. If your teeth are a bit stained, you may have thought about whitening them to improve their appearance. It is important to consider the pros and cons of teeth whitening before making a final decision. Teeth whitening can make your smile look healthier and may improve your overall confidence. Many people who have sparkling teeth tend to smile more often than
Essential Tech Tools to Support Dental Hygiene Students in Their Education
As an administrator, but also teacher at heart, I am constantly looking at how to improve the teaching and learning process for our students. It is my firm belief that institutions embrace the new methodologies of teaching and learning, particularly the use of technologies in the classroom, as long as they are viable and in line with the mission of the institution. I often scour the internet to identify and learn what new technologies are
7 Steps to a Healthy Smile for Those in Dental Hygienist School
The quality of a person’s smile can speak volumes during first impressions, so it’s important to make sure yours is healthy and bright. The staff at CADH care about your oral health so here’s a few tips from our experts to ensure your oral health is in tip top shape! Here are the two most important, and most basic, steps that should be followed when it comes to keeping your teeth and gums in tiptop
Why CADH is the Best Choice for an Outstanding Education
The Canadian Academy of Dental Health and Community Sciences has recently received some wonderful feedback from a previous student and wanted to share it with you! CADH had another intake on January 28th, 2013 for their Intra-Oral Dental Assistant Level II Program and would like to encourage you to visit our website to learn more: www.cadh.ca Past student Thao Lam shared her experience at CADH: a�?Great teachers care more about your success than you, because
Collaboration Beyond the Dental Office After Dental College
Interprofessional Collaboration:A� In healthcare, working closely with various healthcare providers (e.g. dental, cardiovascular, orthopedic, massage therapy, and such) for the enhancement of patient/client care, so all client needs are addressed and monitored and the patient/client is seen a whole, instead of various combined components (a mouth, a heart, a hip, a muscle, and such).A� Discussion between professionals takes place to ensure quality care for the individual. Taken from the Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene, author:
Great Faculty, Great Graduates!
Recently, I read an article in Faculty Focus entitled a�?Students Place a Premium on Faculty Who Show They Carea�? by Maryellen Weimer that outlined students want faculty members that demonstrate caring; more specifically, they want faculty members that value their input, are available for consultation, and develop a connection not only with the class but with the students as individuals. This is definitely evident at CADH, and in fact, our mission statement clearly identifies students
Advance Your Career With Level II Dental Assistant Training
Whether you want to further develop your skill set, earn a higher wage, or both, the Intra-Oral Dental Assistant Level II program at CADH is guaranteed to put a healthy smile on your face. Our level II program consists of a 42-week diploma program comprised of full-time, classroom, clinical, and laboratory instruction. To ensure a superior educational experience the CADH clinic houses 22 fully equipped and digitized radiographic dental operatories. Along with access to world
CADH Faculty-The Professional Educators!
a�?Effective teaching is critical for student learning, especially in professional fields such as dentistry and dental hygiene. These professions are often taught by expert clinicians who, for the most part, have limited or no prior formal teaching training. In far too many professional programs like medicine, dentistry, dental hygiene, and nursing, effective teachers are produced by happenstance rather than design. The expert knowledge and technical skills of professionals are assumed to a�?serve as adequate qualificationsa�?
New Year’s Resolutions-Are they really that healthy?
The origins of New Year’s resolutions dates backA�centuries ago to pre-Christian times when the Romans decided to make January the month where resolutions with a moral intention, (usually to be good to others), were announced.A� AlthoughA�the resolution itself A�took on various forms over the period, the intent was to essentially do away withA�the bad andA�look forward to the goodA�(for an interesting and complete article on the subjectA�see:http://billpetro.com/history-of-new-years-resolutions).A� For the most part, the tradition of New
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