When you first graduate and step into your role as a dental hygienist, you may be surprised by how often you encounter people experiencing bleeding gums. According to Dr. Farshid [more]
If youa��re considering becoming a dental assistant, you might imagine yourself helping patients get settled into a dentista��s office, cleaning and sterilizing instruments, applying pit and fissure sealants, polishing patienta��s [more]
Dental hygiene and dental assisting programs are fast paced. Students in these programs are required to learn many facts in a short period of time. I am always on the [more]
The Canadian Dental Association (CAD) recommends that patients replace their toothbrush every three months. This helps ensure that their teeth are kept clean and healthy. But with so many different [more]
A� Today’s dental assistants do their utmost to ensure that operations in the dental office run smoothly. Making sure that equipment functions at its best is an important part of [more]
Everyone knows that flossing is a critical part of maintaining good oral health. In fact, from a very young age we are constantly reminded to floss our teeth or wea��ll [more]
As time ticks by and the impending stress of exams, (otherwise known at CADH as opportunities to show onea��s exceptional competencies!), make themselves part of the fabric of daily life [more]
Originally, air abrasion was introduced to dentist offices as early as the 1950s. While this technique was popular with patients, technology was not as advanced as it is today, therefore, [more]
Although the frost is in the air and it finally feels like a real Canadian winter, we know that spring is right around the corner!A� I have always felt that [more]
Most of us are already aware that poor dental hygiene can be a major cause of bad breath, cavities, and even gum disease. However, a lack of brushing and flossing [more]
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