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I think I chose this major is because I love how you work with yourself. Besides the dentist, you’re kind of your own boss. You work you schedule without people having to tell you what to do. It’s a very independent position and I love it. This video was cool
I have worked with Dental hygienists that dictate their schedule and choose how long to schedule appointments, have the freedom to order whatever supplies they need or prefer (pink gloves, different mask colors, etc). But, I have also worked with Dental Hygienists that are treated like dental assistants, which isn't bad but they are pulled to help assist the Dr. etc.
I guess. but you're just a cog in The system, The govt DOES tell you what to do, and you can't move up from this position; you're basically AT The ceiling not to mention neck and back issues if you don't spend your days off recovering on a massage table but Ikwym
Mam i goning to start my dental hyginiest journey in india this year i m gald to see your dental hyginiest video i will first time a video of dental hyginiest on youtube like you do make video regularly so i cam your videos
Tatiana Giraldo Hey, so when applying to college what major do you choose if you want to be a dental hygienist! I’m in high school ( voc ) and I’m in the dental assisting program but I don’t know what to do as far as college majors.
as a student (almost licensed!) with 0 experience, it's really comforting to know that our routines in clinic are basically the same as a practicing hygienist. minus the part where you see a lot more patients in one day. It just makes it less intimidating knowing I am being prepared correctly. Thank you!!
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I've been a Dental Hygienist for 7 years, and this video is pretty accurate to what I do. She works in a nicer office. Some offices are older, and the rooms are smaller, and there's no TV, and no window.
Really appreciate your videos. My daughter is in college doing her core classes until she figures out what direction to go into. I have told her maybe become a dental assistant first to get the feel of working in a dental office. Then finish school for dental hygienist. I'm a mental health nurse and I work long hours, overnight, holidays and mandated many times. I don't want my daughter to live a life that requires to much time away from her to enjoying life and family.
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
This just makes me even more excited to become a dental hygienist. I’m starting a two month trade school for dental assistant then more schooling for dental Hygiene🤗💕but that office is gorgeous 😩
I just came across this channel. I'm a dental hygienist in Michigan. I graduated from the local college in 1985. Have been with the same dentist for 34 yrs, he is 90 and going good. He is down to 3 days a week. It's a super old office and many patients are as old as the doctor, he is working on 5th generation patients. I'll probably retire in about a year. When I think how much I'll miss those people I get sentimental. I wish I had modern equipment like you. Very nice office. When I first hired in I was told the first thing you do is punch in, the second thing you di is start the coffee pot. Then continue. Ha ha
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
@@zohashahid30984 I ended up retiring in December 22 due to breast cancer and surgery that went wrong. This last December the doctor had heart surgery and is weak and can't work now. It was a good ride while it lasted and I will always be grateful for it.
I’m so happy I found this channel! I’ve been a dental assistant for 4 years and I’m currently taking pre-requisites for hygiene school. Thanks for the video!
Abby Miller I am interested to take my prerequisites as well to get into the clinical part of it for two years. Do you mind telling me what classes are you taking for prerequisites. Thank you so much💜
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
@@dailydestiney7410 hello, would u recommend a longer program like fortis college, online certification, or 3 month actual dental assistant school in my city. Like what made you choose on how you wanted to do it?
Originally I was going to school to become a RDH but got pressured to pursue a different career route. Now I’m going back to become an RDH. I always knew I wanted to be one. This is a nice reminder. Thank you!
I’m a freshman, and I’m trying to decide what I want to do in the future. I have two options at the moment, either be an EPIK teacher (English Program In Korea), or a dental hygienist. This was a very informative video on how the life of a dental hygienist is. Thank you!
This was so relaxing and satisfying I love how clean everything is ! I'm thinking of becoming a dental hygienist and this motivated and inspired me more. Thank you
Great video, thanks for showing everyone what we go through. It's so funny how people literally have no clue, as an RDH for 11 years now, I still love it very much, but it is definitely A LOT! I only work about 2 days a week nowadays. Anyway, keep making videos, you rock!
@@IrrelevantReviewsAndComments hi there. Sure, I can elaborate, but first, I'm so happy you're considering it. A good friend of mine was an RDH for idk, maybe 18 or 19 years and she went back to school to become an RN and she enjoys being able to do both, but her primary is nursing at the hospital. Anyway, Hygiene put me in a place where some already slightly damaged cervical and lumbar areas of the spine from when I was in the Army, became more damaged. Pain is no fun, and it can put a major damper on work and everything surrounding it. Posture is everything as a RDH so my back was making life hard. In my case, I've always had large breasts and my shoulders just moved more and more forward to accomodate the weight of those over the years, creating a major problem. Also, I'm left handed and dental hygiene caters to the majority, which is not me. Some other cons are time, sometimes you feel rushed to see all of your patients; therefore you find yourself trying to accommodate the patient and save time by losing the most ergonomic position and just working in the position that will save the most time. The redundancy of the daily routine also gets a lot of hygienists. Listen, although I have introduced you to some of the cons, there are many, many pros out there so maybe go in and shadow a hygienist and see how you like it. The field would love to have you 😉
Can I just say this pumps me up even more for hygiene school? Coming from a longtime dental assistant, I really appreciate that you help get your office ready in the morning. My hygienist is the same way and I love that we all get along and help each other like you all do. You're showing a lot of potential hygienists not only how to be efficient and precise, but to act as part of a team. 👍 Btw, what brand are those scrubs? They look super comfy! Edit: Oop. Found them in the comments. My bad!
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
Loved this video. I think you’ve helped me finalize my decision on becoming a dental hygienist. Thank you so much. Your personality is great. Have a great week.
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I've always been interested in the dental hygienist career but I was always scared to pursue it because I heard it's hard to get a job as a dental hygienist. Sometimes I come back to these videos and think if I should just go for it.
After struggling to remove calculus from my teeth for years I finally pushed myself and went to the dentist.Years of bad breath and snidey comments from people literally blown away by a hygienist who removed the calculus within 30 mins. Why didn't I go sooner ? No longer to I have to hold back in social situations...my teeth have been set free...
I was stuck between going to school to become a Crime Scene Investigator and a Dental Hygienist! But I’m graduating senior year in a couple months and going to college to become a dental hygienist! WISH ME LUCK😁🌟
Ronald Wanja I just now started college for dental hygiene! Currently have 6 classes this semester! Super stressful! If dental hygiene isn’t really what I want to be after getting the degree I’ll probably head over to real estate
I have recently sparked interest of becoming a dental hygienist bc of my wisdom teeth pain it’s made me so interested in the way our mouth affects other areas of our bodies
I’m currently interested in dental hygienist and I wanted to check out whatever you guys doing in the video. It was interesting and cool! Thank you for the video!
hi!! Just came across this because I’m a high school student and I think this would be a great career for me!! I love how u are working by yourself in a way and the pay is pretty darn good for the amount of schooling required!! Thx so much for posting this!!
I know this was a year ago, but I’m very interested in dental hygiene and I wanted to know how hard it was to learn the software for patients and stuff like that.
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
Your videos have really helped me out. Today I had my first check up in ten years and tomorrow I’m seeing the hygienist. I’m very lucky there was a cancellation! Thank you for the comfort.
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I cant believe you do so much for a hygienist! But it definitely is great to get a hygienist that has been an assistant before because some hygienists don't help out whatsoever. But you are great at what you do!
Amazing!!! Here in Brazil, I use to go to a clinic that a dentist perform cleaning routine, every six months. The funny part is that she has an assistant to help with the sanitation of the tools and a receptionist to take care of the schedulings. Looks like you handle it all, alone. Nice work!
Your channel was suggested to me and I wanted to say "very nicely done". That pretty much sums up the daily life of a dental hygienist. I too was an assistant for almost 15 yrs and a hygienist for another 20 and still counting. I Love my job but mostly my patients. I am supporting your channel with a thumbs up.👍
I'm looking into a career change and have been heavily considering dental hygienist as an option. May I ask, how did you decide that it was what you wanted to do?
This was so great! I'm a dental assistant at a very high volume office and I'm starting hygiene school this Fall! I've been on a waiting list for years! Can't wait for my days to look like this♥️😁
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
Came in to get a cleaning for the first time in years because fears of my last visit at my previous dentist. The were very calming and assured me I would be fine. Left with a great experience and a clean mouth!
lrg Yeah no worries! Honestly, there’s a lot of potential reasons. I might stick with nursing as I just want to consider other possibilities. I went into the program with one of my best friends and she has since left the program; I also had some bad experience in the hospital and overall I just haven’t had time/don’t enjoy what I’m doing with my time while in the program. I have so much respect for the field and I know it’s in demand, but I guess I went into it blindly and while I want to help people and care for them, I don’t want to do it at the cost of my own well-being. Perhaps I will enjoy it eventually and feel happy as I know there’s so many different parts of nursing. Although, all things considered, I have always been a person who’s terrible with knowing what they want in life and despite it being my first year at uni I feel like this is my first time truly exploring possibilities for my future.
@@Rellchello thank you for the reply. I was in a similar dilemma in choosing a major (I'm going to stick with nursing ) but the way I see it as long as you get through the first rough years of nursing you can find a more chill position. Wishing you all the best in your educational journey!
lrg I’m glad that you were able to figure it out! And thank you! I know that if I do stick with nursing I’d want a more chill position as well haha. Best of luck with your schooling!
It amazes me that you have to do all the prep yourself. I have a dental nurse/assistant to do all the set up, assisting and clean down between patients and at the end of the day.
I do it one office and don't in another...don't mind if I have time but I will not work all day without a break. Hour lunch...it is repetitive but all patients are different. HYG 30 yrs. Worked in one office 20 plus yrs. I love having hyg asst. Plus office isn't paying me for doing tasks while I could be seeing an extra patient vs cleaning rooms and setting up. I saw a suction funnel...surprisingly yall still have those in such a modern office. Do have progress note templetes? Peace love and teeth 😊😊
You mentioned that you were a dental assistant before you became a hygienist, How old were you when you went back to school if you don’t mind me asking
Hey there! No worries! So, I actually went to DH school immediately after getting my bachelors degree in Biology. So, I was 22 when I started DH school. I worked as a dental assistant during DH school. Hope this helps!
@@TeethTalk omg so young, I am 31 currently doing my prerequisites for DH school. I went to DA school but never worked as a DA just got my license in Radiology but never used it. I feel so old starting the process.
S Fort Same here girl! I’ll be 31 this month and still taking my prerequisites. Nothing to be ashamed of. It is never too late to follow our dreams 😊 (at least that’s what I keep telling to myself :P)
This was so helpful, I’ve been questioning whether I want to become a Dental Hygienist because I’m scared I’m going to regret my choice (I’m really indecisive)
Thanks for a great video, I’m a dental nurse in the UK 🇬🇧 & hygienists in this country always have a nurse to do the cleaning/surgery setting up/instruments so it’s strange to see you do it all yourself but go you! 🙌🏻😃 ☺️ It’s mainly due to chaperoning as it used to be like that in the old days...no nurse in surgery x
I’ve been looking for a vid about life as a hygienist for a while and this is really well put! I’ve been thinking about enrolling as a hygienist for a while now.
Well this gives me an idea of how my dental hygienist's Day run on a regular basis. This will be an interesting topic next time I go to the dentist I can mention to her that I saw your video. I like my hygienist she's very conversational.
wow, this video popped up in my recommendations. i just started school to become a dental hygienist! i feel like this was a sign to keep pushing because i was getting discouraged 🙁
I am currently doing a co-op as a highschool student at my dental office and I really like your video. You have showed a lot that I have observed in my co-op currently!👍🏼
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose. . At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle. Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing. One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I'm a DH & considered nursing for more hours, more position options, more growth opportunities & more benefits. Shadow both if you can. Talk to many people in the DH field. Good luck.
Just keep in mind....repetition, lack of benefits, hanging your face in someone else's face for 8 hours to mention a few others. However the daily pay is good if you find enough days to fill. Good luck!
Ohh completely awesome, i wish i had a hygienist like you in my clinic, beautiful smile with a therapeutic voice it heals. Thank you for being with us😍 love you.. stay happy.. good luck..
Wow you’re so accurate. Honestly I haven’t seen that level of care and accuracy in my country ever! And it’s Switzerland..l like the phones and keyboards are not covered with something or I don’t think they get wiped.
Idk why watching a day in the life of [insert healthcare worker title here] makes me feel so cozy for some reason. You guys seem like you enjoy your work.
Thank you so much!!! They are White Cross Scrubs! I have a coupon code on allheart.com for 15% off = 33312THTKGL (399 NAVY JOGGER PANT, WHITE CROSS FIT)
I work as a dental nurse/assistent in Denmark. At our clinic the dental nurses do all the cleaning of the unit and the tools. We also pack the treys and all that. When I finish my assistent education I want to be a hygienist too
I'm really debating between majoring in nursing or dental hygiene- if anyone could help out, what the job prospects for dental hygiene is, abundance and how is the job like? Thanks in advance.
Are you guys not required to purge after each patient or was this just for video purposes? It’s interesting to see the differences in how we all do things depending on where you’re practicing. I’m in Ontario, Canada and you technically can’t even open and flush your chair without wearing full ppe. And we’re technically not allowed to prep a tray the night before for the next day and especially not leave it on the delivery tray. And we definitely can’t unwrap/open any instrument/handpiece/motor cassettes or pouches prior to the patient being seated. All instruments and pouches had to be labelled and numbered before they go in the autoclave in case we had to do contact tracing. And all this was pre-covid! Do you guys have to do quality assurance portfolios? I love watching your videos!
ive always wished i could do this. i just dont know how or where to get started. i quit college 3 years ago because of depression/my major at the time stressed me too much. so now i just feel lost lol
I totally feel you on this and in sorry :( i hope you are better now. Have u ever thought abiut going back :) taking some ore req courses and then trying to see if you could get in the program bets of luck and if not f it we'll figure something else out.
@@Vanessagarcay thank you for your kind words ♥ I actually have great news, i'm back in school! doing exactly what you're saying- im taking pre req courses :) lets see if i get into the dental hygiene program next year! I'm really excited. I think doing something i really look forward to definitely helps with the depression. (my previous majors were things i didnt enjoy or look forward to at all) much appreciated♥
I wish the dental hygienist at my office helped out as much as you did! With there only being 2 dental assistants it can be hard to catch up with sterile. I’d like to bring it to her attention but she always gets so defensive. Anywho, great content!! 💓
I’ve been thinking about becoming a dental hygienist and I was just asking it the schooling really hard or stressful and was it easy to find an opening for your job?
Your scrubs are cute and look comfy ! Can you talk about the styles you like most? I love that the ones you're wearing in this vid are fitted around the ankles ! :)
Thanks so much! I only show them off for videos :) When I'm actually working - I have full PPE on so you can't even see my scrubs! Thank you again for your kind comment! Stay well!
Can you make a video in regards to carpal tunnel or any other physical threats that dental hygiene comes with. Maybe what types of things that you do to prevent them or take care of them (for the medical problems you have)?? Such as; yoga, massages, medicines, oils, etc.
Thank you so much :) Some offices have specific dental hygiene assistants to help the hygienists - but some offices do not, in which case, the dental assistant is busy assisting the dentist, not the hygienist. It just depends on the office! Hope this helps! Thank you!
hi friend! it generally takes between 3-4 years minimum depending on which degree you want. here is my video more about that - hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/Hw2snr1bNhE/w-d-xo.html
Ok so I’m currently a senior in high school class of ‘19... and this might be a stupid question but can dental hygienists cleans kids teeth or only pediatric dentist??? I really want to clean and work on kids teeth but don’t know what those particular dentist are called?..
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I think I chose this major is because I love how you work with yourself. Besides the dentist, you’re kind of your own boss. You work you schedule without people having to tell you what to do. It’s a very independent position and I love it. This video was cool
Yes! Loved this comment! Totally great things to mention! Thanks for watching :)
I have worked with Dental hygienists that dictate their schedule and choose how long to schedule appointments, have the freedom to order whatever supplies they need or prefer (pink gloves, different mask colors, etc). But, I have also worked with Dental Hygienists that are treated like dental assistants, which isn't bad but they are pulled to help assist the Dr. etc.
This is what I love about any profession. The independence...leave me alone and let me do my job!
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The system, The govt DOES tell
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not to mention neck and back
issues if you don't spend your
days off recovering on a
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As a student dental hygienist with no dental experience whatsoever, this was great to watch! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for commenting kind! Sending you positive vibes on your dental hygiene journey!
Mam i goning to start my dental hyginiest journey in india this year i m gald to see your dental hyginiest video i will first time a video of dental hyginiest on youtube like you do make video regularly so i cam your videos
@@TeethTalk after watching this video my excitement much then before for being a dental hygienist
Same 😬
Tatiana Giraldo Hey, so when applying to college what major do you choose if you want to be a dental hygienist! I’m in high school ( voc ) and I’m in the dental assisting program but I don’t know what to do as far as college majors.
as a student (almost licensed!) with 0 experience, it's really comforting to know that our routines in clinic are basically the same as a practicing hygienist. minus the part where you see a lot more patients in one day. It just makes it less intimidating knowing I am being prepared correctly. Thank you!!
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I've been a Dental Hygienist for 7 years, and this video is pretty accurate to what I do. She works in a nicer office. Some offices are older, and the rooms are smaller, and there's no TV, and no window.
i know this is a personal question but how much do you make yearly
İs that hard ?
Do you have a any idea how much salary for somebody who don’t have any experience and its first years to starting dental hygienist?
@@alaynaarthur456they can make around $55 to $60 and hr you do the math
I’m currently a dental assistant wanting to become a hygienist, this makes me so excited to do it one day! :)
Yay! Excited for you! Thanks for watching :)
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did you become one? :O
R u based in Canada? If yes let me knw the procedure to be cum dental hygienist after dental assisstant
You can do it❤️ I'm definitely thinking about it myself
Really appreciate your videos. My daughter is in college doing her core classes until she figures out what direction to go into. I have told her maybe become a dental assistant first to get the feel of working in a dental office. Then finish school for dental hygienist. I'm a mental health nurse and I work long hours, overnight, holidays and mandated many times. I don't want my daughter to live a life that requires to much time away from her to enjoying life and family.
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I wish I didn't have to do things with people I don't truly enjoy doing
Such a pretty office!
It's new! We are loving it! Thank you!
Hey Kara! LOL
@@faithmiller9614 wassup girl!😂
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I JUST PASSED MY CLINICAL BOARDS TODAY 🙌🙌♥️♥️🤓🤓🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷
Congrats!!!!!
@@ginnetteserrano7978 thank you!!!
Congrats :)
Was it hard?!
@@sushisashi2663 yes, but i feel like my school prepared me well for it!
This just makes me even more excited to become a dental hygienist. I’m starting a two month trade school for dental assistant then more schooling for dental Hygiene🤗💕but that office is gorgeous 😩
YAY! That makes me so happppppppy! So excited for you! Sending positive vibes!
I'm doing the same congrats to you !
Omg SAME!! I’m so excited!!
You can get trained for Hygiene?
Jessie SOberanis yes...
completely unrelated... but your voice is so therapeutic!!! 😂
Completely kind, though!!! Thank you for that :)
It really is 😂
Yes
I just came across this channel. I'm a dental hygienist in Michigan. I graduated from the local college in 1985. Have been with the same dentist for 34 yrs, he is 90 and going good. He is down to 3 days a week. It's a super old office and many patients are as old as the doctor, he is working on 5th generation patients. I'll probably retire in about a year. When I think how much I'll miss those people I get sentimental. I wish I had modern equipment like you. Very nice office. When I first hired in I was told the first thing you do is punch in, the second thing you di is start the coffee pot. Then continue. Ha ha
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
You have worked in the same place for 34 years!wow!
@@zohashahid30984 I ended up retiring in December 22 due to breast cancer and surgery that went wrong. This last December the doctor had heart surgery and is weak and can't work now. It was a good ride while it lasted and I will always be grateful for it.
I’m so happy I found this channel! I’ve been a dental assistant for 4 years and I’m currently taking pre-requisites for hygiene school. Thanks for the video!
Abby Miller I am interested to take my prerequisites as well to get into the clinical part of it for two years. Do you mind telling me what classes are you taking for prerequisites.
Thank you so much💜
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
@@ninastoddard5397 OK baby can we talk
I just finished school for Dental Assistant I want to go back in a few years for hygienist I love this video!
Thank you so much for watching!!! Sending you positive toothy vibes for DH school!
Daily Destiney spill the details nobody talks about becoming a DA
How is everything going?
@@Yologolo64 it’s going well I’ve been a DA 4 years now still going lol
@@dailydestiney7410 hello, would u recommend a longer program like fortis college, online certification, or 3 month actual dental assistant school in my city. Like what made you choose on how you wanted to do it?
Originally I was going to school to become a RDH but got pressured to pursue a different career route. Now I’m going back to become an RDH. I always knew I wanted to be one. This is a nice reminder. Thank you!
I’m a freshman, and I’m trying to decide what I want to do in the future. I have two options at the moment, either be an EPIK teacher (English Program In Korea), or a dental hygienist. This was a very informative video on how the life of a dental hygienist is. Thank you!
what did you pick
This was so relaxing and satisfying I love how clean everything is ! I'm thinking of becoming a dental hygienist and this motivated and inspired me more. Thank you
Great video, thanks for showing everyone what we go through. It's so funny how people literally have no clue, as an RDH for 11 years now, I still love it very much, but it is definitely A LOT! I only work about 2 days a week nowadays. Anyway, keep making videos, you rock!
thank you for watching! and for your kind words!
Can you elaborate on how it's "a lot"? I'm considering leaving nursing & going back to school to be a dental hygienist but am hesistant..
@@IrrelevantReviewsAndComments hi there. Sure, I can elaborate, but first, I'm so happy you're considering it. A good friend of mine was an RDH for idk, maybe 18 or 19 years and she went back to school to become an RN and she enjoys being able to do both, but her primary is nursing at the hospital. Anyway, Hygiene put me in a place where some already slightly damaged cervical and lumbar areas of the spine from when I was in the Army, became more damaged. Pain is no fun, and it can put a major damper on work and everything surrounding it. Posture is everything as a RDH so my back was making life hard. In my case, I've always had large breasts and my shoulders just moved more and more forward to accomodate the weight of those over the years, creating a major problem. Also, I'm left handed and dental hygiene caters to the majority, which is not me. Some other cons are time, sometimes you feel rushed to see all of your patients; therefore you find yourself trying to accommodate the patient and save time by losing the most ergonomic position and just working in the position that will save the most time. The redundancy of the daily routine also gets a lot of hygienists. Listen, although I have introduced you to some of the cons, there are many, many pros out there so maybe go in and shadow a hygienist and see how you like it. The field would love to have you 😉
Can I just say this pumps me up even more for hygiene school? Coming from a longtime dental assistant, I really appreciate that you help get your office ready in the morning. My hygienist is the same way and I love that we all get along and help each other like you all do. You're showing a lot of potential hygienists not only how to be efficient and precise, but to act as part of a team. 👍 Btw, what brand are those scrubs? They look super comfy! Edit: Oop. Found them in the comments. My bad!
THANK YOU! You are so kind. I appreciate you! Sending positive vibes your way :)
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I miss those pre covid days... what a nightmare now!
I know right! Even before Covid, I always wore long sleeves (just didn't in these videos to look nicer lol) but NOW we've got layers upon layers!
its so weird seeing people without masks
I KNOW RIGHT! every time I'm watching anything I think of that!!!!
YES I THINK OF THIS ALL THE TIME
That’s a bad thing
Not really
Loved this video. I think you’ve helped me finalize my decision on becoming a dental hygienist. Thank you so much. Your personality is great. Have a great week.
that makes me so happy! sending all the positive toothy vibes and wishing you the best on your journey!
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
I clicked on this video because I want to be a dental hygienist when I grow up!! :p
YAY! Sending you positive vibes! Thank you for watching!
Same here wish you luck let’s hope we both can achieve our goals!
I've always been interested in the dental hygienist career but I was always scared to pursue it because I heard it's hard to get a job as a dental hygienist. Sometimes I come back to these videos and think if I should just go for it.
I'm sure it depends on the location where you live! But, if you love it, you can do it!!!!
There’s also the national health service corps that offers to pay back some loans if you work in an area of need
Where did u hear that? Did u check job listings?
After struggling to remove calculus from my teeth for years I finally pushed myself and went to the dentist.Years of bad breath and snidey comments from people literally blown away by a hygienist who removed the calculus within 30 mins. Why didn't I go sooner ? No longer to I have to hold back in social situations...my teeth have been set free...
I was stuck between going to school to become a Crime Scene Investigator and a Dental Hygienist! But I’m graduating senior year in a couple months and going to college to become a dental hygienist! WISH ME LUCK😁🌟
Alyana Beltejar good luck 💕💕
sending all the positive vibes :) you are entering an amazing career!
Both fields will be great! I’m a big true crime buff.
Yo I’ve just graduated as well, you have any regrets?
Ronald Wanja I just now started college for dental hygiene! Currently have 6 classes this semester! Super stressful! If dental hygiene isn’t really what I want to be after getting the degree I’ll probably head over to real estate
I have recently sparked interest of becoming a dental hygienist bc of my wisdom teeth pain it’s made me so interested in the way our mouth affects other areas of our bodies
I’m currently interested in dental hygienist and I wanted to check out whatever you guys doing in the video. It was interesting and cool! Thank you for the video!
thank you for watching!
hi!! Just came across this because I’m a high school student and I think this would be a great career for me!! I love how u are working by yourself in a way and the pay is pretty darn good for the amount of schooling required!! Thx so much for posting this!!
Thank you for watching! I have a video specific for HS students if you're interested :) Hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/_sMOhUgOXK4/w-d-xo.html
I know this was a year ago, but I’m very interested in dental hygiene and I wanted to know how hard it was to learn the software for patients and stuff like that.
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
Your videos have really helped me out. Today I had my first check up in ten years and tomorrow I’m seeing the hygienist. I’m very lucky there was a cancellation! Thank you for the comfort.
thank you for commenting this! so happy to hear that. sending positive toothy vibes your way :)
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
When I interned at my first dentist office I used to set the rooms up and clean instruments all day. Absolutely loved it
I loved doing that too! Keeping things organized and flowing is so satisfying to me!
I cant believe you do so much for a hygienist! But it definitely is great to get a hygienist that has been an assistant before because some hygienists don't help out whatsoever. But you are great at what you do!
i was just thinking same thing, as an assistant ive never seen a hygienist do changover themselves, let alone set up steri room etc
Amazing!!! Here in Brazil, I use to go to a clinic that a dentist perform cleaning routine, every six months. The funny part is that she has an assistant to help with the
sanitation of the tools and a receptionist to take care of the schedulings. Looks like you handle it all, alone. Nice work!
Hello!!! So happy to have you watching from Brazil! Some offices here have dental hygiene assistants and some don't! Thank you again! Stay well :)
You forgot the longest step between cleanings: Waiting for the Doctor 😭😭😭
😂😂😂 YESSSSSSSS haha
The doctor who had been chitchating with an other patient for the last 30 minutes knowing that you're 45 minutes behind schedule....
As someone who wants to be a dental hygienist after I graduate next year this video was really helpful of what my future will possibly look like!!
I’m graduating in May, can’t wait!!
Congrats!!! Sending you all the positive toothy vibes!!!
How many years I need to become DentistHygienist
Teeth Talk Girl update: passed all my exams officially graduated!!
tasneem tous took me 4 years. 2 years doing full time prerequisites and 2 years of the program.
What subjects do i need in order to become a dental hygienist?
I am a dentist in India...but watching u is like so blissful in eyes bcoz of d organised work u do
Do you have body pain from being a hygienist?
would you consider making a video on how you manage body aches/pains in back, shoulders wrists?
Totally a video on my to do list! Thank you!
Carla Robinson I am a dental hygienist in Quebec Canada and Ohh yes we do get neck and back pain!
Your channel was suggested to me and I wanted to say "very nicely done". That pretty much sums up the daily life of a dental hygienist. I too was an assistant for almost 15 yrs and a hygienist for another 20 and still counting. I Love my job but mostly my patients. I am supporting your channel with a thumbs up.👍
I'm looking into a career change and have been heavily considering dental hygienist as an option. May I ask, how did you decide that it was what you wanted to do?
Thank you SO much for the kind comment. I appreciate that more than you know. Sending you positive vibes!
This was so great! I'm a dental assistant at a very high volume office and I'm starting hygiene school this Fall! I've been on a waiting list for years! Can't wait for my days to look like this♥️😁
This makes me so happy! You're going to be AWESOME! Keep spreading the toothy vibes!
Don't make less then 40 an hour ,when you get there. Still need to pass nationals
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
Thank you for showing that you clean between patients.
I'm a dental assistant in the air force and I really love it. One day I might actually become the actual dentist 😊😊
Came in to get a cleaning for the first time in years because fears of my last visit at my previous dentist. The were very calming and assured me I would be fine. Left with a great experience and a clean mouth!
I am so happy to hear that! Positive vibes, my friend!
I’m currently a nursing student and debating my career path so it’s cool to see what’s it might be like to be a dental hygienist!
Thank you so much for watching! Sending positive vibes your way!
What made you change your mind about nursing? If you don't mind me asking.
lrg Yeah no worries! Honestly, there’s a lot of potential reasons. I might stick with nursing as I just want to consider other possibilities. I went into the program with one of my best friends and she has since left the program; I also had some bad experience in the hospital and overall I just haven’t had time/don’t enjoy what I’m doing with my time while in the program. I have so much respect for the field and I know it’s in demand, but I guess I went into it blindly and while I want to help people and care for them, I don’t want to do it at the cost of my own well-being. Perhaps I will enjoy it eventually and feel happy as I know there’s so many different parts of nursing. Although, all things considered, I have always been a person who’s terrible with knowing what they want in life and despite it being my first year at uni I feel like this is my first time truly exploring possibilities for my future.
@@Rellchello thank you for the reply. I was in a similar dilemma in choosing a major (I'm going to stick with nursing ) but the way I see it as long as you get through the first rough years of nursing you can find a more chill position. Wishing you all the best in your educational journey!
lrg I’m glad that you were able to figure it out! And thank you! I know that if I do stick with nursing I’d want a more chill position as well haha. Best of luck with your schooling!
I want to become a dental hygienist after high school which I’m graduating next week! So this video is really helpful, thank you !
yay! wishing you the best on your toothy journey!
There’s something so comforting about routines !
agreed!
Omg girl, I'm a dental therapist and hygienist in the UK and I couldn't function throughout my day without a nurse! You're a machine
How did you come a dental hygienist ? I’m planning on becoming one
It's intresting to see hygiene standards in other countries. Thanks for the video!
I love my teeth cleaning twice a year!!!!
It amazes me that you have to do all the prep yourself. I have a dental nurse/assistant to do all the set up, assisting and clean down between patients and at the end of the day.
Aw, yeah! Some offices have a dental hygiene assistant, some don't! Sending positive vibes :)
I do it one office and don't in another...don't mind if I have time but I will not work all day without a break. Hour lunch...it is repetitive but all patients are different.
HYG 30 yrs. Worked in one office 20 plus yrs. I love having hyg asst. Plus office isn't paying me for doing tasks while I could be seeing an extra patient vs cleaning rooms and setting up.
I saw a suction funnel...surprisingly yall still have those in such a modern office.
Do have progress note templetes?
Peace love and teeth 😊😊
Hey! Thank you for letting me watch a day in your job:) truly interesting and inviting.
I wish you keep going and have a big success all the time!!!
Thank you so much for this kind comment! Sending positive vibes your way!
I’m starting school this fall to be a dental hygienist and I’m so excited! I’m so glad I found your video
Yay! Congrats! I'm so happy you're here, as well! Wishing you the best in school!
yayy good luck!
You mentioned that you were a dental assistant before you became a hygienist, How old were you when you went back to school if you don’t mind me asking
Hey there! No worries! So, I actually went to DH school immediately after getting my bachelors degree in Biology. So, I was 22 when I started DH school. I worked as a dental assistant during DH school. Hope this helps!
Teeth Talk Girl Do you recommend going that route, From Dental assistant to Dental hygienist? Instead of just going into dental hygiene at first.
@@TeethTalk omg so young, I am 31 currently doing my prerequisites for DH school. I went to DA school but never worked as a DA just got my license in Radiology but never used it. I feel so old starting the process.
S Fort Same here girl! I’ll be 31 this month and still taking my prerequisites. Nothing to be ashamed of. It is never too late to follow our dreams 😊 (at least that’s what I keep telling to myself :P)
Do you guys have kids?
I don’t know how I ended up here but it is a very interesting video and occupation. And this young lady’s voice is so relaxing 🫶🏽😊
This was so helpful, I’ve been questioning whether I want to become a Dental Hygienist because I’m scared I’m going to regret my choice (I’m really indecisive)
Thank you for watching! Sending positive toothy vibes your way!
I just got my teeth clean it feels sooo good to see and feel that tartar come off
Thanks for a great video, I’m a dental nurse in the UK 🇬🇧 & hygienists in this country always have a nurse to do the cleaning/surgery setting up/instruments so it’s strange to see you do it all yourself but go you! 🙌🏻😃 ☺️ It’s mainly due to chaperoning as it used to be like that in the old days...no nurse in surgery x
That is so interesting! Greeting to the UK! Thank you for commenting :) Positive vibes!
I’ve been looking for a vid about life as a hygienist for a while and this is really well put! I’ve been thinking about enrolling as a hygienist for a while now.
Thank you so much for saying that! Sending you positive energy and wishing you the best DH journey!
Well this gives me an idea of how my dental hygienist's Day run on a regular basis. This will be an interesting topic next time I go to the dentist I can mention to her that I saw your video. I like my hygienist she's very conversational.
That's so great! Thank you for watching :)
i am a kid trying to learn that a dental hygienist does nd this really helps me nd encourages me to become a dental hygienist! ❤
here's my RDH video checklist if you want to learn even more :)
bit.ly/rdh-video-checklist
wishing you the best toothy journey!
This makes me so excited because I recently ranked into dental hygiene and officially start the program this summer !!! 😭😭😭💞💞💞
Congrats!!!! SO excited for you to join the RDH life :)
wow, this video popped up in my recommendations. i just started school to become a dental hygienist! i feel like this was a sign to keep pushing because i was getting discouraged 🙁
Sending all the positive toothy vibes your way!!!
At first i thought the office was a really nice cute apartment omg , i love it ❤️
Ha ha ha yes! Truly! We always joke if we can just move in!
I am currently doing a co-op as a highschool student at my dental office and I really like your video. You have showed a lot that I have observed in my co-op currently!👍🏼
That makes me SO HAPPY! Keep being awesome. Observing is so important! Positive vibes!
The most expensive thing on the planet is trust. It can take years to buy and simply a question of seconds to lose.
. At the point when you fully trust someone, either you get an individual for life or an exercise forever. There’s no in the middle.
Trust lies at the center of love; there can be no true love without trust. I feel so happy that the trust on one another continues developing.
One of the greatest and toughest intensity of trust is that it is extremely difficult to build, however exceptionally simpler to obliterate. It resembles circulatory strain. It’s silent, vital to great wellbeing, yet whenever abused it is deadly.
Guuuys I can't decide between nursing school and dental hygiene school🙄😂😭
If you're able to shadow - that helped me a lot in deciding!!!
Im an LVN and Ive been one for 5 years. I'm looking to switch careers and DH is one of them. Nursing is too stressful for me.
I'm a DH & considered nursing for more hours, more position options, more growth opportunities & more benefits. Shadow both if you can. Talk to many people in the DH field. Good luck.
@@violetodell7545 Exactly!
Just keep in mind....repetition, lack of benefits, hanging your face in someone else's face for 8 hours to mention a few others. However the daily pay is good if you find enough days to fill. Good luck!
Ohh completely awesome, i wish i had a hygienist like you in my clinic, beautiful smile with a therapeutic voice it heals. Thank you for being with us😍 love you.. stay happy.. good luck..
Thank you for your kind comment!!! Sending positive vibes your way!
Ive always wanted to be a dental hygienist, but i feel like id be too stupid for the classes, fail them, and end up with a huge debt.
@em ! lol thank you
I needed that
What a nice office! Hygienist from Ontario Canada ❤
Nick Buksa a dental hygienist from Ontario over here too! Hi 👋🏻
Thank you for the kind comment!!!
I’m a dental assistant, & I am fascinated by your channel.
Thank you so much for saying that! For real! Positive vibes!
Omg you made it look so easy and cool. I’m just now starting school for dental hygienist and I’m super nervous
thank you so much for your kind comment!!! so excited for your DH journey! you got this! sending positive toothy vibes your way :)
Ok I'm leaving
Good job and I think yours all Patients are happy with your service
That is my goal! Thank you for watching!
Wow you’re so accurate. Honestly I haven’t seen that level of care and accuracy in my country ever! And it’s Switzerland..l like the phones and keyboards are not covered with something or I don’t think they get wiped.
Why did I enjoy this so much 😂
Idk why watching a day in the life of [insert healthcare worker title here] makes me feel so cozy for some reason. You guys seem like you enjoy your work.
I’m so excited to become a dental hygienist soon. Thanks for publishing your video!!!!! :)
thank YOU for watching and commenting! sending you all the best!!!
Omg I loved this so much! Thank you for sharing. Thinking of joining the field :D
Love this video! What scrubs are you wearing? They are so beautiful on you!
Thank you so much!!! They are White Cross Scrubs! I have a coupon code on allheart.com for 15% off = 33312THTKGL (399 NAVY JOGGER PANT, WHITE CROSS FIT)
You’re voice is so relaxing 😩
omg this just made me so excited to become a hygienist ! im currently on my second year of college but i haven’t gotten to the ‘ology parts yet lol
Yay! So excited for you! Sending positive toothy vibes your way!
Kayla Burton What classes did you have to take? I want to become a dental hygienist 😊
I just got accepted! I have not started classes yet and have literally no idea how what's in store and I'm excited lol
so excited for you! wishing you the best!
@@TeethTalk thank you!!!
This is my dream job, I love your videos by the way!
thank you for watching and wishing you the best!!!
I love your videos! Thanks for sharing it with us!
thank you for watching and commenting kind :) :) :)
That office looks nice. I hope I get to work in an office like that once I finish my class and take the exam
I work as a dental nurse/assistent in Denmark. At our clinic the dental nurses do all the cleaning of the unit and the tools. We also pack the treys and all that. When I finish my assistent education I want to be a hygienist too
I'm really debating between majoring in nursing or dental hygiene- if anyone could help out, what the job prospects for dental hygiene is, abundance and how is the job like? Thanks in advance.
Are you guys not required to purge after each patient or was this just for video purposes? It’s interesting to see the differences in how we all do things depending on where you’re practicing. I’m in Ontario, Canada and you technically can’t even open and flush your chair without wearing full ppe. And we’re technically not allowed to prep a tray the night before for the next day and especially not leave it on the delivery tray. And we definitely can’t unwrap/open any instrument/handpiece/motor cassettes or pouches prior to the patient being seated. All instruments and pouches had to be labelled and numbered before they go in the autoclave in case we had to do contact tracing. And all this was pre-covid! Do you guys have to do quality assurance portfolios? I love watching your videos!
ive always wished i could do this. i just dont know how or where to get started. i quit college 3 years ago because of depression/my major at the time stressed me too much. so now i just feel lost lol
I totally feel you on this and in sorry :( i hope you are better now. Have u ever thought abiut going back :) taking some ore req courses and then trying to see if you could get in the program bets of luck and if not f it we'll figure something else out.
@@Vanessagarcay thank you for your kind words ♥ I actually have great news, i'm back in school! doing exactly what you're saying- im taking pre req courses :) lets see if i get into the dental hygiene program next year! I'm really excited. I think doing something i really look forward to definitely helps with the depression. (my previous majors were things i didnt enjoy or look forward to at all)
much appreciated♥
I wish the dental hygienist at my office helped out as much as you did! With there only being 2 dental assistants it can be hard to catch up with sterile. I’d like to bring it to her attention but she always gets so defensive. Anywho, great content!! 💓
I’ve been thinking about becoming a dental hygienist and I was just asking it the schooling really hard or stressful and was it easy to find an opening for your job?
hi friend! all great questions! I have more info about schooling and career on my DH hub! hope this helps: teethtalkgirl.com/rdh
Your scrubs are cute and look comfy ! Can you talk about the styles you like most? I love that the ones you're wearing in this vid are fitted around the ankles ! :)
Thanks so much! I only show them off for videos :) When I'm actually working - I have full PPE on so you can't even see my scrubs! Thank you again for your kind comment! Stay well!
@@TeethTalk looking forward to your next video :)
Once my day starts, it goes non stop till the end too.
Mangenist 👌🏻
HYGIENE PROUD! :)
Can you make a video in regards to carpal tunnel or any other physical threats that dental hygiene comes with. Maybe what types of things that you do to prevent them or take care of them (for the medical problems you have)?? Such as; yoga, massages, medicines, oils, etc.
Great video idea! Adding to my list! Thank you!
I loved this video! Are there Dental Assistants at your office? I thought they were the ones who set up the trays and break down the room.
Thank you so much :) Some offices have specific dental hygiene assistants to help the hygienists - but some offices do not, in which case, the dental assistant is busy assisting the dentist, not the hygienist. It just depends on the office! Hope this helps! Thank you!
How long did your whole journey took? I want to get in this but I’m afraid of the time it take and the tuition on
hi friend! it generally takes between 3-4 years minimum depending on which degree you want. here is my video more about that - hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/Hw2snr1bNhE/w-d-xo.html
Great video! What an amazing office x
Thank you so much for the kind comment!!!
Happy to see your videos....I was a dentist in my country...but now I m in uk and couldn’t get my registration in uk yet now....good luck dear
Place is humongous, looks like a house.
It's probably a house they converted into an office. I've seen some like that before.
I wish we were in the same same office you have such more possibilities I wish I had the same possibilities too and can bee a dentist hygienist too
Ok so I’m currently a senior in high school class of ‘19... and this might be a stupid question but can dental hygienists cleans kids teeth or only pediatric dentist??? I really want to clean and work on kids teeth but don’t know what those particular dentist are called?..
Love it ! Great video 🙌🏻❤️
Thank you so much for watching!