Dental Hygiene is one of those career fields where you can basically make your own schedule. Some work full-time (40 hrs per week) while others work on a part-time bases. They may work for one Dentist or Dental Group, or they may choose to work for a number of Dentists or Dental Groups. It's very beneficial for many women (although there are men in the field) who have children and need a schedule to meet the demands and responsibilities of parenthood.
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A dental hygienist is a qualified dental care professional who offers oral health advice and diet advice in order for you to keep your teeth as healthy as possible and avoid developing gum disease. They also provide treatment commonly known as 'scale and polish' which ranges from those who just need a routine clean, to those who have gum disease and need further, more in depth treatment (known as Periodontal treatment)
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Depending on where you are, dental hygienists work a variety of different hours. On average, however, dental hygienists will work between 30 and 40 hours every week.
Usually dental hygiests work in a dental office white a dentist is present.
There are many work ethic codes that are implemented by the American Dental Associations for dental hygienists. These individuals must be dedicated to the health care needs of their patients. They must be able to adhere to the patient confidentiality laws. Dental hygienists must also be able to maintain a sense of calm during critical moments.
American Dental Hygienists' Association's motto is 'red'.
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entail Hygienists work in office settings, typically dentists offices or dental clinics. Flexible schedules are a hallmark of a dental hygienist jobs. Full-time, part-time, weekend, and evening work are all common. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (USDL BLS), more than 50% of dental hygienists work part time. Many work part time in more than one dentist office. A 2005/2006 University of California study of dental hygienists indicates that schedule flexibility and autonomy are very important drivers of job satisfaction among dental hygienists (California Survey of Dental Hygienists 2005-2006 Descriptive Findings. Center for the Health Professions University of California, San Francisco. March, 2007).
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Dental hygienists clean teeth.
Dental hygienists on average make about $70,000 a year. This number varies depending on the experience of the dental hygienist, the practice they work for, and location.
Salaries of dental hygienists vary depending on your specific location and the venue that you decide to work in. The more presitigious the dental office the higher the salary you will have.
Yes, there is a need for dental hygienists in the state of Alabama. You will need to check local classified ads for hiring in your area.
Judith A. Davison has written: 'Legal and ethical considerations for dental hygienists and assistants' -- subject(s): Dental Ethics, Dental assistants, Dental hygienists, Legal status, laws
K. H. Figures has written: 'A manual for dental hygienists' -- subject(s): Dental hygienists, Handbooks, manuals