Dental Hygienist

Do you aspire to put bright smiles on others? Opt to be dental hygienist.

The job description of a dental hygienist includes everything from cleaning teeth, examining patients for oral diseases such as gingivitis, and to provide other preventative dental care. You will also be responsible for educating patients on ways to improve and sustain good oral health.

The rapid shift of dentistry from single-dentist offices to larger offices that on average employ more hygienists and fewer dentists is the reason behind the increase in demand for these professionals.

Employment opportunities for dental hygienists is projected to witness a staggering 38 percent increase overall, as per Department of Labor.

An Associate's degree or a certificate in dental hygiene is typically required to get started as a dental hygienist.

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