Shaylynn Skene is enjoying life abroad while working in Singapore as a dental hygienist.
Tag: Dental hygiene international
Bernita Bush Gissler – European Dental Hygiene Influencer
This dental hygiene influencer helped developed the curriculum of the dental hygiene school in Bern Switzerland and continues to shape the practice of dentists and dental hygienists in Germany and Switzerland.
Dental Hygienist in Germany: Cindy M. Canada-Flores, RDH, RDA
Castles, rivers, forests and fresh air make Germany a dream for this international dental hygienist in Germany.
International Dental Hygienist Sarah Twiford, RDH, BSDH
Living or studying abroad was always the dream of this international dental hygienist, Sarah Twiford. After backpacking around Europe in 2016, she felt she had to see more of Europe. See how Sarah came to work as an international dental hygienist in Germany.
Practicing As A Dental Hygienist in Switzerland: The Latest Info
Practicing as a foreign-trained dental hygienist in Switzerland is still possible, just be prepared for a long and frustrating path to licensure.
Dental Hygienist Conference Exclusive Review: EARDH 2020
The 2020 EARDH (European Association of Registered Dental Hygienists) conference was a success, despite the pandemic. Find out what went on.
Dental Hygiene in Israel — Michelle Chavarria
Dental hygiene, as a profession, is all over the world. This hygienist, Michelle Chavarria, shows us how dental hygiene is practiced in Israel. Read her blog post below. Israel, officially the state of Israel, is located in the Middle East, on the southeastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. The capital is Jerusalem, and it is…
7 Essential Culture Tips For International Dental Hygienists
Understanding local customs and culture is crucial for aspiring international dental hygienists.
Free Covid-19 testing in Bavaria, Germany
This recent announcement about free COVID-19 testing in Bavaria is so interesting. The COVID-19 pandemic is a major part of everyone’s lives today. This is especially true for dental professionals. We work directly in our patient’s respiratory tract for long periods. This makes us, as dental hygienists, particularly vulnerable. How will this affect us?
Aerosols in Dentistry: What We Should Know
How soon should we use aerosol producing instruments in our practice?
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