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Recent dental legislation changes have moved to expand the dental assistant’s scope of practice, allowing for them to scale supramarginally with just a couple hundred hours of training. These changes have left some in the dental hygiene community feeling even more undervalued and potentially replaceable. Let’s take a gentle pause on that for a moment, and turn our focus to what April is designated for: Oral Cancer Awareness Month.  Scaling teeth is the least of what a dental hygienist does, and April reminds me that the people in my chair depend on me to show up and pay closer attention – their lives may depend on it. 

The dental hygiene profession in Arizona is at a crossroads. With the recent introduction of Arizona Senate Bill 1124, significant changes are on the horizon that could reshape the landscape ...

Dentistry is a blend of art, science, and technology. If you're like most dental professionals, you appreciate tools that are backed by research, improve accuracy, and elevate both patient outcomes ...

Hey there, Laser Hygienists!   As Valentine's Day approaches, our hearts naturally turn to thoughts of love and appreciation. And speaking of hearts, did you know there's a significant link ...

There is a reason why most dental boards require advanced certificate programs for learning lasers! Lasers are highly scientific and their operation requires a thorough understanding of how they work ...