RDH Magazine Podcast

Could team learning be for your practice?

Tiffany Weubben "The Hygienepreneur" invites you to Tennessee and the Hygiene Hoedown.  A team approach CE platform.
 
Resources:
thehygienepreneur.com
 
Email: Tiffany@thehygienepreneur.com

Focusing on Continual Growth

Katrina Klein is passionate about ergonomics and has lectured on the subject for many years.  She expanded by focusing on overall health and is now sharing her wealth of knowledge on clinical assessments. Health is about continual growth.
 
Resources:
@ergofitlife on social media
ergofitlife.com

Is Mobile Dentistry for you?

Shelley Brown discusses the steps to starting your own mobile dentistry business. She explains the rewards and how to find legal assistance.
 
Resources:
@shelleythehygienist on Instagram, Tik Tok, and Youtube
www.shelley.dental

Strengthening Collaboration in Dentistry

Abbey Rennau shares the enpowerment of collaboration between dentist and dental hygienists.
 
Resources:
abbeyrennau@cccneb.edu

Advancing Autonomy in Dental Hygiene Education

Dawn Buju discusses the necessity of autonomy and the connection to our education platform. Sharing her thoughts in a series to launch in RDH Magazine.

Finding Relaxation

Heather DeJonge shares her journey from panic attacks and sleeping on the floor, to finding answers and her new passion, The Relaxed Hygienist.
 
Resources:
@therelaxedhygienist on Instagram

New Insights on Ultrasonics

What you didn't know about ultrasonics.  Noel Paschke provides professional insights to what is working and what is not. 
 
Resources:
noel.ultrasonicsplus@gmail.com

An Eye Opening Story

Amy Lemons shares her personal journey and a trip to the doctor with her daughter. Within a short amount of time her daughter was diagnosed with Type I diabetes and hospitalized. What followed is eye opening for us all.

Dental Hacks: The Book and DH Student Community

Tonya Jeffries talks about the impact of her book Dental Hacks and how the message supports our DH Student community. 

Optimism Around the Oral Preventive Assistant

Joffree Bunleang shares her optimistic focus on the Oral Preventive Assistant (OPA). Are we looking at it the wrong way, and could there be a positive outcome?