Here’s a look at the latest in behavioral change psychology that dental professionals can use to counsel patients to improve their nutritional choices.
High risk for health complications isn't the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of the athlete community, but for dental pros, maybe it should be.
More content from Volume 44, Issue 1 (January/February 2024)
RDH magazine and Waterpik are pleased to announce the rebranding of the PIRA program as the RDH Clinical Recognition Program. Learn more, and nominate a deserving clinical hygienist...
Recent research shows that hyaluronic acid plays a role in wound healing and has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that may prove useful in several areas of dentistry...
Acknowledging and embracing the “humanness” of the patient we're caring for, including our youngest ones, helps foster positive feelings about dental care that can last a lifetime...
As clinicians, we have the opportunity to prevent oral disease and promote oral and systemic wellness. Here's a look at how nano-hydroxyapatite can work with vitamins to build...
Dental sealants play a particularly important role in pediatric patients' care, serving as a barrier to children's dental caries. Here's a look at the four primary categories ...
Helping patients with tobacco cessation requires a concentrated interdisciplinary approach to succeed. Learn how to measure a patient’s readiness to change as well as provide ...
Whether to continue or discontinue the use of anticoagulants and antiplatelets prior to and after dental procedures has been debated for years. Tom Viola, RPh, CCP, offers insight...
Preventive visits are critical for patients’ health and early detection of disease indicators. Blood pressure screenings are a standard of care for dental hygienists. Here’s an...
We are expanding the RCC program to embrace all the communities where an RDH may build a professional connection, whether in a study club, a public health program, locally, or...