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Registered dental hygienists (RDH) are all about prevention, whole body health, and gum health. Dental hygienists examine patients for signs of oral diseases, such as gingivitis, and provide preventive care, including oral hygiene. They also educate patients about oral health.

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Dental hygienists are different than dental assistants. RDHs have bachelors degrees, attend special programs to become licensed, and take several written and clinical boards to work as a healthcare provider.

RDHs can be found at many dental offices. Before booking an appointment, check with the office to make sure they have a dental hygienist on staff. Dental hygienists can also be found treating patients in public health settings, and serving underserved populations that cannot come to a traditional dental office.

Registered dental hygienists can help you with your oral and overall health. We focus on the prevention of disease, treat periodontal disease, and can advocate for you and your health.

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