Dental Hygienist Training 101: Top 3 Benefits of Flossing
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]
The Secret to a Healthier life? Get Some Sleep!
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]
Pursuing Dental Assistant Training? Find Out How Air Abrasion Works!
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]
Spring is Coming-Are You Ready for a New Career??
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]
4 Serious Health Issues Caused by Poor Dental Hygiene
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]
The Guiding Force behind Dental Hygiene Professionalsa�� Behaviours
Dental hygiene is a regulated healthcare profession. In Ontario, the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario (CDHO) regulates dental hygienists, ensuring public safety by setting regulations and guidelines that dental [more]
Students in Dental Assisting Training Should Know What the Tongue Reveals About Patient Health
Medical professionals have long known that the tongue can reveal a great deal about a patient’s overall health. It’s one of the main reasons why physicians typically look into their [more]
Anxiety Be Gone!
As we are all aware, returning back to normal life after a busy, hectic, possibly relaxing, but generally over-indulgent and demanding holiday season, can be enough to inspire one to [more]
Ergonomics: A Guide to Positioning for Students in Dental Hygienist School
Want a career that keeps you on your feet? As a dental hygienist, youa��ll complete a variety of tasks like sterilizing equipment, cleaning teeth during routine checkups, and providing assistance [more]
Avoid These 3 Common Blunders During Your Dental Assistant Career
The average person visits the dentist two times each year, and it’s no surprise that they expect to receive exceptional service during these important appointments. Once you become a dental [more]
