RDH Magazine Podcast

Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is a debilitating chronic condition most common in middle-aged women. Here's what to know and how you can help your patients who have BMS. Written by:
Andreina Sucre, MS, RDH
 
Read by: Brittany DuncanRead Article HERE: https://www.rdhmag.com/pathology/article/14299676/burning-mouth-syndrome-causes-signs-and-symptoms-and-treatment-options 

Amber Auger, Editor of RDH Graduate shares her insights on how the content of the newsletter supports the student and new graduate and how she recommends integrating new technology into your office.

If you’re looking for a new scaler, temping, or working in multiple offices, it helps to know the differences—and the similarities—between piezoelectric and magnetostrictive ultrasonic scalers.
by Amy Lemons, BSDH, RDH
 
Read Article HERE: https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/power-instrumentation/article/14298248/piezoelectric-vs-magnetostrictive-ultrasonic-scaler-whats-the-difference 

In this episode, join us as Kerry Lepicek shares her unwavering passion for elevating the way professionals communicate with their patients and embark on a journey of personalized assessment. Discover invaluable insights and strategies to up your game in patient interactions and provide a more empathetic and individualized approach to care.

Taking a thorough medical history of your patients isn't optional—making assumptions can lead to negative outcomes. There may be no better example of this point than SSRIs. by Tom Viola, RPh, CCP
 
Read Article HERE: https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/article/14296800/when-an-antidepressant-isnt-what-dental-hygienists-need-to-know-about-ssris 

Bethany Montoya introduces a revolutionary approach to patient care, emphasizing the power of intuition and forging deep, meaningful connections with individuals. Through her insights, she offers a fresh perspective on treating patients, transcending traditional methods. Montoya's work redefines healthcare by prioritizing empathy and human connection as vital elements in the healing process.

Identifying a patient's level of risk has never been more important. Through proper review, hygienists can develop effective treatment plans based on each patient's needs.
Kerry Lepicek, RDH
 
Read Article HERE: https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/fluoride/article/14296657/are-you-proactive-or-reactive-with-your-caries-risk-patients 

Anne Rice brings the science and understanding of working in an evidence-based way. It is TIME to stop working the way you always have.

Are you confused about the differences between the CDT codes for caries arrest (D1354) and caries prevention (D1355)? The authors clarify these and introduce a new code (D2991) coming in 2024.
Kathy S. Forbes, BS, RDH, Connie Simmons, MA, BSDH, RDH
 
Read Article HERE: https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/article/14296731/cdt-codes-d1354-d1355-and-the-new-d2991-clearing-up-the-confusion 

Amanda Hill shares insight to her recent article, "Time to start acting like 3-year olds" sharing what she means to become curious, how to begin learning again, and how to bring the best of you to your patients.