The American Dental Hygienists' Association holds a leadership role in the development and implementation of new workforce models.

The Pew Charitable Trusts investigates the conditions surrounding the nation's access-to-care crisis and proposes solutions.

Dental hygienists explain through a Q&A the unique angle of the St. David’s Foundation, which provides oral health care services to at-need patients.

The Federal Trade Commission ensures the educational standards for dental therapy do not hamper the ability of these clinicians to best serve the public.

Through an understanding of supervision requirements, dental hygienists are better able to navigate the world of expanded function opportunities.

Sustainability of the dental hygiene profession is directly related to the ability to bill and receive payment for services.

The changing health care system is providing new opportunities for this oral health professional.

Self-regulation is key to ensuring the health and longevity of the dental hygiene profession.

Dental service organizations have many benefits to offer to both clinicians and patients.

In this practice setting, dental hygienists can reach individuals with little access to professional oral health care services.