As dental professionals, there are some things we wish our patients knew. Some seem obvious (don’t use your teeth to open a beverage), and others slightly more technical (dental x-rays don’t produce enough gamma radiation to hurt you). Regardless, we don’t always have the time or space to share what’s really on our mind when […]
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Looking for some social media inspiration for your practice? Just want to find a reason to celebrate our amazing industry? Here are some dental holidays to celebrate this year. January Dental Holidays National Medical Group Practice Week (4th Monday in January) February Dental Holidays National Children’s Dental Health Month National Gum Disease Awareness Month National Toothache […]
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There are certain dental hygiene habits that drive us dental professionals insane. Chewing fingernails? Surprisingly damaging (and pretty gross). Come on, people! We’ve compiled a list below of 5 habits we wish our patients would finally kick to the curb. Which of these make you cringe the most? 1. Smoking One of the worst possible dental […]
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So, what does a dental patient think while you’re examining them? Most of us know what it’s like to be the one cleaning the teeth. All sorts of thoughts run through our heads (many of which we probably can’t say out loud). But there’s, obviously, another character in the room while you’re cleaning — the […]
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There are many reasons to enjoy a career as a dental assistant. It’s fairly sociable, you get to perform meaningful tasks in the practice, and it is a great step for those seeking a career in dentistry. Plus, it doesn’t take an extensive amount of time to get fully certified. But, like any job, there […]
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Dental hygienists don’t get enough praise. Spend just a few months in the profession, and you’ll quickly see how wild it can actually be. You deserve a hug. While every dental hygienist may have their own particular style, there are some common things we all find ourselves thinking on the job. 1. “Did you say […]
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Just recently I turned in my notice to my dental office after practicing for twenty-two years. The decision to leave was not easy, I cried five times writing the letter to my dentist who I worked with thirteen years. Thirteen years ago, I struggled with fertility and started temping in order to make time to […]
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If you didn’t know, it’s National Dental Hygiene Month! Here’s at DentalPost, we’re celebrating all month long with special interviews from real dental professionals just like you. Last week we featured the as-friendly-as-she-is-talented Carly Scala, and got a look at her work helping the people in her hometown. This week, we’re highlighting Melissa Rosochacki, RDH, […]
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Happy National Dental Hygiene Month! Here at DentalPost, we’re always finding inspiration from our community’s unique stories. It ignites us as a company. Though we didn’t all start in dentistry, we’ve all ended up here because of our similar passion for healthcare. Staring this week (and throughout the month of October), we’ll be sharing stories […]
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Many practices have office regular office meetings. These are seen somewhere on the scale between enthusiasm and dread. Life-long learning is needed in day-to-day life in our ever-changing world. Dental practice training and retraining is also required. We recognize needed training for annual OSHA/Infection Control training and CPR/BLS certification. When new technology is purchased, training […]
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