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Selects materials and equipment for dental hygiene visits by evaluating patients' oral health. Promotes dental health by completing dental prophylaxis, providing oral cancer screening and radiographic studies, charting conditions of decay and disease, and performing procedures in compliance with the Dental Practice Act.
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Detects disease by completing oral cancer screening, feeling and visually examining gums, using probes to locate periodontal disease and to assess levels of recession, and exposing and developing radiographic studies.
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As a Dental Hygienist, you will play a vital role in improving the oral health of our patients through the delivery of periodontal therapies and other hygiene-related services. As a Dental Hygienist, you will have the opportunity to provide oral hygiene dental treatment and education under limited supervision.
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Start working on your terms as a registered dental hygienist. Prepares patients for dental hygiene treatment by welcoming, seating, and draping patients. Maintains instrumentation for dental hygiene treatment by sharpening, sterilizing, and selecting instruments.
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Responsibilities: Through the delivery of periodontal therapies and other hygiene-related services, Dental Hygienists are committed to improving the oral health of patients. Candidates must be enthusiastic about their dental work, and willing to provide the highest level of care at all times Under limited supervision, the Dental Hygienist provides oral hygiene dental treatment and oral hygiene care and education in accordance with guidelines approved, issued, and regulated by the state in which they work.
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Ongoing research linking oral health and general health will continue to spur demand for preventative dental services, which are often provided by dental hygienists.
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You will educate and counsel patients on dental health, plaque control, oral hygiene, and nutrition. We are happy to share an exciting opportunity for a Registered Dental Hygienist.
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In this role, you'll have an impact on our mission of Smiles For Everyone® by helping patients achieve their best oral health. Working alongside a passionate dental team, you’ll give patients valuable care through periodontal screening, prophylaxis and periodontal treatments, education on proper oral hygiene techniques, and more.
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