RDH Magazine Podcast

Share time with Katie Barrer as she discusses Optimizing Patient Health by acquiring knowledge on the benefits of neurotoxin and derma fillers.

Educating patients about their glucose levels, and adding it into the hygiene appointment, can help guide people toward better lifestyle choices. Decreasing sugar is a good start. 
Amber Auger, MPH, RDHRead by Jackie Sanders https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/article/14305745/death-by-sugar-insulin-resistance-is-a-root-cause-of-many-diseases

Meet Kevin Lopez and hear how an ethic's challenge drove his professional journey to the next level.  Finding your mentor is often times the best solution.

If you feel it's time for a change in your hygiene career, ask yourself these questions to give you direction on your new path.
Carol Jahn, MS, RDHReady by Jackie Sanders

Spend time with Lauren Bettencort and Danielle Avila as they share insight into building a consulting business to support dental hygienists experiencing burn out and finding your happiness again.

Never change a procedure code to receive reimbursement from an insurance carrier! And remember, your license could be on the line if you do.
Kathy S. Forbes, BS, RDH
Connie Simmons, MA, BSDH, RDH
Read Here: https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/dental-coding/article/14310026/changing-d1110-to-d1120-for-reimbursement-purposes-is-this-legalRead by Jackie Sanders 

A quick review with Jackie Sanders and the numerous RDH platforms and programs the dental hygienists can access to support their profession.

 
 
Sleep-disordered breathing and ADHD can present with overlapping symptoms. In this peer-reviewed article, you’ll learn how adding sleep screening to the medical history can elevate your dental patient care.
Brittny Murphy, RDH, BS, COM, QOMRead Article Here: https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/article/14310425/overlapping-symptoms-is-it-poor-sleep-or-adhdRead by: Jackie Sanders

A conversation with Cindy Sensabaugh and the Philips Heart to Hands award program.  How the popularity of the program has grown and where the winners will be honored at RDH Under One Roof.

Who better suited to treat their patients for bruxism than dental hygienists? Two states allow RDHs to administer Botox for bruxism. Here's what you need to know.
Katie Barrer, RDH