...SB 821 that amended the Welfare and Institutions Code to cover necessary dental hygiene services provided by a registered dental hygienist, RDHAP, or RDHEF, as long as the services are...
...to bill and receive payment for services. By Tammi O. Byrd, RDH Rise of the Public Health Dental Hygienist The changing health care system is providing new opportunities for this...
...cessation services. Consider reading more about this important component of dental hygiene care. Good luck! Share your Results: Twitter Read More on This Topic Latest CE Courses Tobacco Trends Feb...
...of a patient’s need without a dentist on site; however, supervision levels vary from state to state and this affects the services performed by midlevel practitioners in rural and remote...
...services and those who have not received preventive dental services. The study found people with chronic conditions but without BlueCross Dental coverage had a 7% higher incidence rate of inpatient...
...the US Department of Health and Human Services, which publishes the guidelines. The Department of Health and Human Services stated, “As neither the 2010 nor 2015 Advisory Committees [for the...
...as other health professionals in helping tobacco users quit. For these reasons, the WHO recommends that routine primary care services by oral health professionals should deliver at least a brief...
...solid background to provide preventive services and treat dental decay and infections. But they and the dental public health community know all too well that drilling, filling, and extracting teeth—while...
...PhD, a professor of Oral Health Sciences and Health Services at the University of Washington. Dental therapists were first introduced to Alaska’s tribal communities in 2004 when they were authorized...
...COVID-19 State by state recommendations on dental care. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention State and Territorial Health Department Websites State or territorial health departments. Federation of State Medical Boards...