by Nicole Bolinger | Aug 22, 2024 | Direct Access Dental Hygienist, Member Spotlight, Oral Health, Schools
One of the perks of being a member of RDHAP Connect is being featured in a member spotlight on our website and social media pages. Today we’re spotlighting Jennifer Nowotney, RDHAP. Tell us a little about yourself. Where is your practice? Where did you attend...
by Nicole Bolinger | Aug 14, 2024 | Nutrition, Oral Health, Oral Hygiene, Pregnancy
Navigating through the pregnancy journey involves not only anticipating the arrival of your little one but also taking meticulous care of your health, including oral hygiene. The hormonal fluctuations synonymous with pregnancy can significantly heighten the risk of...
by Nicole Bolinger | Jul 24, 2024 | Children, Direct Access Dental Hygienist, Member Spotlight, Oral Health, Special Health Care Needs
One of the perks of being a member of RDHAP Connect is being featured in a member spotlight on our website and social media pages. Today we’re spotlighting Amber Sarina, RDHAP Tell us a little about yourself. Where is your practice? Where did you attend dental hygiene...
by Nicole Bolinger | Jun 28, 2024 | Direct Access Dental Hygienist, Member Spotlight, Oral Health
One of the perks of being a member of RDHAP Connect is being featured in a member spotlight on our website and social media pages. Today we’re spotlighting Lindsey Williams, RDHAP Tell us a little about yourself. Where is your practice? Where did you attend dental...
by Nicole Bolinger | May 22, 2024 | Direct Access Dental Hygienist, Member Spotlight, Oral Health, Special Health Care Needs
One of the perks of being a member of RDHAP Connect is being featured in a member spotlight on our website and social media pages. Today we’re spotlighting Julie Singh, RDHAP. Tell us a little about yourself. Where is your practice? Where did you attend dental hygiene...
by Nicole Bolinger | Apr 4, 2024 | General wellbeing, Oral Health, Oral Hygiene
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Oral cancer can strike anyone. It used to be that older men who smoked and consumed alcohol were at greatest risk. That is no longer true. It turns out we are seeing oral cancers in people as young as 40 years old. The disease...
