Stress Busters!
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]
Understanding Oral Infection Control
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]
Understanding Tooth Extraction and Aftercare
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]
The Dental Hygienist as a Communicator and Collaborator
The second program learning outcome adopted from the national competencies for an entry-to-practice dental hygienist is the communicator and collaborator, highlighted below. According to the a�?Entry-To-Practice Competencies and Standards for [more]
Why You Should Choose CADH?
Check out why our students and faculty think The Canadian Academy is the number one educator for Dental Hygiene and Dental Assistant training. Interested in receiving more information? Call 1 [more]
Safety Considerations in Dental Radiography
In the field of dentistry, one of the most important aspects of ensuring clean and healthy teeth is being able to see what lurks beneath the surface. Dental radiography, taking [more]
Why CADH Graduates Outperform?
Why CADH Graduates Outperform. A�We couldn’t have said it better – thank you Aubrey (see email below)… Hi Indu and May, This email is just a thank you again! A [more]
Infection Control in Dental Health Care
While dentistry is all about keeping your mouth clean and healthy, there is a lot of leg work that goes in to ensuring that the dental office and instruments are [more]
Safety is #1 in Dental Hygiene at CADH!
What does a�?Safety in Dental Hygiene Carea�� mean?A� This phrase applies to many areas of dental hygiene care.A� The examples that follow are not an all-inclusive list, but a great [more]
Dentistry Techniques to Minimize Pain
Statistics tell us that a number of North Americans voluntarily delay going to the dentist because they are fearful of the dental experience. One major association people have with pain [more]
