Dental assistants work with dental instruments daily, and those instruments need to remain clean to avoid the risk of contaminating a patient. There are industry standard processes for sterilization and [more]
There are over four million people in North America who are currently in the care of an orthodontic specialist. As a dental hygienist, you’ll surely come across a lot of [more]
Dental hygienists often work with radiation, due to the nature of their position. They must take x-rays of the inside of a patienta��s mouth to detect dental problems not immediately [more]
The process of controlling oral pain during dental operations is an important part of dentistry. In fact, throughout the history of dentistry, various methods have been used to help manage [more]
Deciding to make the change to a new career can seem like a daunting task. For many students, it may be one of the biggest decisions they ever make and [more]
As patients age, their teeth will eventually grow more yellow over time. However, there are certain foods that are known to stain teeth more than others. Generally speaking, there are [more]
Dentists and dental assistants help to make smiles beautiful and healthy. Unfortunately, broken teeth happen quite often and it is the job of dentists and dental assistants to fix and [more]
The Canadian Academy of Dental Health & Community Sciences (CADH) is very proud to announce the most recent results of the National Dental Hygiene Certification Board (NDHCB) exams. CADH is [more]
In our health-conscious society, many people are becoming increasingly aware of the negative effects of smoking. As a result, the percentage of Canadaa��s population who are smokers has drastically declined [more]
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