RDH Magazine Podcast

Insights behind Achievement with Debora Carrier, RDH

Debora Carrier, 2025 Award of Distinction recipient, shares her experience after being recognized for her achievements and provides her insights into the process of nominating yourself or another.

Clinical Tips: Periodontal microscopy and endoscopy

Do you know about these alternatives to traditional microscopic loupes? Bethany Montoya, RDH, shares three types of magnification technology you don't need to see to believe in their effectiveness.
Bethany Montoya, MBA, RDHRead by Jackie Sanders https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/article/55301287/clinical-tips-periodontal-microscopy-and-endoscopy

The Best Fit: Transitioning from Private Practice to DSO

Dominic Castro discusses working with a DSO.  What was his transition from a private practice, and what benefits led him to realize that this was the best place to share his expertise.

Doors Opened by the Periodontal Endoscope

When Melanie Boyd mastered the use of a periodontal endoscope, she had no idea how it would transition her professional role.  Now, as a business owner, she is hired by dental offices to treat their periodontal cases.  Learn how you could do the same.

The Bright Side: Fee for Service Practice

Dr.Brian Edwards has built a practice around trust, autonomy, and genuine collaboration with his dental hygienists and team.  Becoming a fee-for-service practice provided challenges but offered more rewards.

Implant maintenance update part 2

Peri-implant diseases can compromise even the most successful dental implants—but with proactive maintenance, failure risks can be significantly reduced.
Melissa Van Witzenburg, MS, RDHRead by Jackie Sanders https://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/implant-maintenance/article/55299969/implant-maintenance-update 

Embracing GBT

Brandy Cortez has been a dental hygienist for many years, and she was ready to embrace GBT.  The opportunity to educate her patients on what she was seeing was a benefit she hadn't expected. By embracing GBT her patients are more in tune with their condition and what they can do to improve their oral health.

Work Balance

Elly Quinn found a successful work balance through an educational instructor and clinical practice. Her dual role fulfills her days while the balance supports her students' understanding of dental hygiene.

Implant-associated diseases Part 1

Approximately 3 million people currently have dental implants, with an estimated 500,000 each year being placed in the US. As such, it is important that dental hygienists be familiar with dental implants and peri-implant disease. Here’s what you need to know.
Melissa Van Witzenburg, MS, RDH
 
Read by Jackie Sandershttps://www.rdhmag.com/patient-care/article/55293084/implant-associated-diseases

Finding the Perfect Office: What a Difference it Makes!

Listen to Henry Allen's story of going from a disappointing position to a place where he could perform the same type of dental hygiene he had a passion for. He has landed in a role where he can now assist other RDHs in finding their perfect office.
This episode is brought to you in partnership with Aspen Dental. Learn more by visiting www.aspendental.com