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The dental industry is on the rise. Between 2016 and 2026, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts that the demand for dental hygienists in the United States will have increased by an impressive 20%1. Yet this high demand is far from the only reason to consider a career as a dental…
Jessica Fagan, a full-time dental hygiene instructor at Carrington College in Sacramento, California, recently authored a piece in Dimensions of Dental Hygiene magazine.
The article, titled “Choosing the Most Appropriate Restorative Material,” discusses the use of amalgam restorative…
If you were to walk into the Refugee Dental Clinic in Phoenix on a Saturday morning, you’d see a place where patients receive services ranging from exams, X-rays and dental cleanings to fluoride treatments, fillings and extractions.
But Krista Duggan sees something more. She sees…
We’ve all sat in the dentist’s chair…at least once, but what really goes on behind the scenes?
Every workplace is different for sure, as people have their own way of running things, but here are a few things you need to know that should be true no matter when you land that first dental job!
#1…
Dentistry goes back a long ways – farther back than most people would imagine. Let’s have a look through the history books and find out where it all began.
Are you thinking about a career as a dental assistant[1]? Great choice! The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is projecting that employment of dental assistants will grow 18% from 2014 to 2024, which is much faster than the average[2] for all occupations.
Check out this video to see what you’ll…
Carrington College Dental Assisting [1] students show you the proper way to floss your teeth.
The only supply you’ll need is a piece of floss. Carrington College student Yesenia says the brand or style doesn’t really matter. “We prefer wax, but anything works,” she said.
You’ll need…
