The worlda��s first introduction to radiology, which involves the process known as X-rays, came in 1895 from German physicist Wilhelm RA�ntgen. Many have seen RA�ntgena��s first X-ray photograph of his [more]
You probably know that a dental cavity is a hole in a tooth. But how do we avoid cavities? Well, the best way to prevent cavities is simply to maintain [more]
Oral histology and embryology touches on the development and growth of teeth and oral cavities, as well as the structure and development of salivary glands and more. Though ita��s a [more]
In this day and age, the most valuable training you can get in the health care and dental care sector is real life, hands-on work experience. While theoretical training is [more]
The fourth program learning outcome adopted from the national competencies for an entry-to-practice dental hygienist is advocacy, highlighted below. According to the a�?Entry-To-Practice Competencies and Standards for Canadian Dental Hygienists [more]
Even though teeth usually receive the most focus in the world of dental hygiene, your gums are also an important aspect of dental health and wellness. Periodontics is the study [more]
The third program learning outcome adopted from the national competencies for an entry-to-practice dental hygienist is the critical thinker, highlighted below. According to the a�?Entry-To-Practice Competencies and Standards for Canadian [more]
Stress is something that we all feel. As students, the level of stress can be heightened to such a degree that it can have a negative impact on your success. [more]
Did you know that our mouths play host to some of the most diverse and plentiful bacteria in the human body? Ita��s a jungle in there. The oral cavity is [more]
Thanks to advances in technology and the evolution of dental science, most tooth-extraction procedures today can be performed with minimal pain and complications. Though some people will always feel dread [more]
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