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Why It’s Important to Have Strong Communication Skills as a Certified Dental Assistant
In the role of a dental assistant, good communication is essential when it comes to treating patients effectively and working together with your colleagues. Whether you’re assisting with a procedure, answering the phone, or educating a patient about proper oral hygiene, your communication skills will determine your ability to speak and listen effectively to those around you in a dental office. Read on to discover why communication is so important as a dental assistant, and
You’ll Be Able to Recommend Professional Teeth Whitening
It’s safe to say that most people wish their teeth were perfectly white. Thanks to advancements in technology, there are many effective options available to those looking for a brighter smile. Teeth whitening has grown in popularity, and if you’re considering a career as a dental hygienist, you’ll probably have more than a few patients coming to you for advice on the best way to whiten their teeth. Teeth whitening methods vary in terms of
Interested in a Dental Hygiene Career? 5 Main Causes of Yellow Teeth and Discolouration
Over time, even those who brush regularly may notice that their teeth aren’t as pearly white as they used to be—and worse, that they may be turning yellowish in colour or developing darker spots in certain places. This can be an upsetting change, causing some people to become self-conscious about their smile. In a career as a dental hygienist, you’re likely to encounter many patients complaining of tooth discolouration or yellowing of their teeth. In
How to Manage Moisture in Dental Assisting Training
Saliva has a variety of key functions in our mouths. It helps us to taste and digest our foods, keeps our mouths comfortable, fights germs, and helps to prevent bad breath. Saliva can, however, become an inconvenience during dental procedures, as an excess of moisture can make it difficult for dentists to conduct routine procedures such as teeth cleaning, root canals, and composite and amalgam fillings for cavities. During these kinds of procedures, dentists need
CADH Students Achieve 92% pass rate on the Dental Hygiene Board Exam
CADH Students Achieve 92% pass rate on the Dental Hygiene Board Exam Solidifies CADH as one of the leading Dental Hygiene colleges in Canada.
An Introduction to PPE for Students in Dental Assistant Training
While the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the necessity of access to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for those in healthcare professions, PPE has always been an important component of care in all healthcare professions. Personal protective equipment is the protective clothing and equipment worn by healthcare professionals in order to prevent the spread of disease or infection. It’s worn to keep both healthcare providers and their patients safe. For dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants alike,
5 Signs That Teeth Are Healthy and Strong for Students in Dental Hygienist School
One quick look at our teeth can tell us a lot about our oral health. While going to the dentist twice a year is important, it’s not always enough to detect signs of dental problems before they get worse. As a dental hygienist, part of your job revolves around instructing clients on how to care for their teeth, and part of their home care routine should involve checking for signs of trouble in their mouths.
Interested in Being a Dental Assistant? Discover the History of Toothpaste
Toothpaste is an everyday product, used daily by people from around the world in an effort to maintain their dental hygiene. There are countless varieties to choose from—toothpaste meant to whiten teeth, protect enamel, treat gum disease, and the list goes on. But toothpaste wasn’t always this accessible, or even pleasant, to use. In fact, early forms of toothpaste were harsh and rudimentary. If you’re considering a career in this field, then you might want
Interested in Being a Dental Assistant? Find Out if Good Teeth Are Nature or Nurture
You might have heard it before—someone blaming their frequent cavities on “bad genes” or complaining that their teeth aren’t as white as they’d like because white teeth don’t “run in the family.” Have you ever stopped to wonder how true those statements might be? If you’re considering a career as a dental assistant, you’ll probably be advising clients on how to care for their teeth at home or how to prevent cavities and potential problems
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