It’s Not You, It’s Your Saliva
When patients continue to have cavities, despite improvements in their oral health, it can be highly discouraging. This can lead to the disruption of their oral health philosophy and create …
Available Courses
What Lies Beneath
Treating Periodontal Disease Systemically Over the last 10 years, there has been a focus on the oral and systemic health link. This course is designed to equip dental hygienists with …
Progressive Periodontal Therapy
A Comprehensive Approach to Periodontal Management Identifying disease at its earliest stages is essential to prevent the progression of oral and systemic diseases. Proper classification of patient’s risk factors, and …
From Pockets to Pathogens
Maximize Technology for Optimal Periodontal Therapy Success Are you tired of treating patients with bleeding gums? We know that healthy gums don’t bleed, therefore having a team approach to inflammation …
Ready to Make a Change?
Increasing Chairside Efficiency and Patient Home Care Compliance Has your team plateaued in their patient acceptance of treatment recommendations? Turning treatment recommendations into completed treatment require inspired clinicians who have the …
Progressive Products
Innovations Every RDH Needs The culture of dentistry is changing vastly, especially as social media has changed the way our patients get information. This program is designed to go back …
Eye Health and Pain Prevention
Do you experience any type of physical discomfort? When surveyed three years post-graduation, a high average of hygienists have experienced pain. It is important to understand how proper lighting and …
The Dental Hygiene Detective
Advance Risk Assessments There are many clues that provide evidence of disease, such as occusal wear, recession, bleeding, fissured tongues, erythemic tissues, incipient lesions and many more. Determining our patient’s …
Toss the Floss: Rethinking Homecare
Flossing and brushing are no longer the gold standards of oral disease prevention. The patient’s social history, medical history, pH and dental IQ are essential for each dental clinician to …
Your “Mission” Should You Choose to Accept It!
Providing dental hygiene services in non-traditional settings is essential to increase access to care. Adapting preventive care while adhering to the standard precautions will ensure clinicians and patients are kept …