Maintaining a neutral posture during patient care is key to preventing musculoskeletal injuries.

Incorporating small operator adjustments may help reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries and prolong your career in dental hygiene.

A daily stretching regimen can help you reduce your risk of work-related injuries.

Strategies to reduce vision-related risks and improve ocular health.

Making informed decisions about the use of loupes, seating alternatives, and instrument selection in order to improve ergonomics is key to career longevity.

I wear prescription lenses in my everyday life. How does this impact my choosing the right loupes to best support my vision in clinical practice?

While at increased risk for these injuries, dental hygienists can implement strategies for effective prevention and care to ensure the longevity of their careers.

A wide array of interventions and therapies is available to help dental hygienists stay healthy and reduce pain.

As dental hygienists rely on their visual acuity to effectively treat patients, promoting eye health is important.

I have been working in clinical practice for almost 5 years. I am starting to experience pain in my hands, arms, and shoulders. I use loupes and a headlamp. My dentist wants to improve the ergonomics of my operatory. What should I…