r/DentalHygiene
This sub is a place for Dental Hygienists, Dental Hygiene students, and the general public to ask questions and comment about dental hygiene. Dental hygiene is a broad topic so we are pretty lenient on topics. Please read the rules for clarity. All posts must be approved by a mod before they will show up so be patient with us. Don't forget to floss your teeth!
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Do you have any dental questions to ask or stories to share? Ask a dental professional!
WE ARE NOT A MEDICAL ADVICE SUBREDDIT. Medical advice questions will be deleted and users permanently banned. r/DentalAssistant is a community built by and for dental assistants. This is a place to ask questions, share experiences, seek advice, and support one another through the unique challenges and joys of this profession. Welcome!
This is a place for dental professionals to ask questions to each other. Dentists, hygienists, oral surgeons, dental students, front office staff, etc.
Discussions and links of interest for dental professionals on all things dentistry. Questions and stories from patients should be redirected to r/askdentists.
Welcome to /r/braces! A support group for questions and discussion on the topic of braces! Please note that this sub is for patients, so you won't always find professional help here. Please read the Rules before posting or commenting and check out the Braces Guide pinned at the top of the subreddit. Many questions can be answered through the Guide or search bar. Thanks for visiting, and good luck on your orthodontic journey! Our icon and banner was curated by the mod team!
Ask questions about your personal hygiene. Help each other out. Be kind. Threads are deleted regularly to prevent advertising campaigns. Promoting or engaging in medically unrecognized/unhealthy practices (e.g. skin lightening) may result in permanent bans.
Tips you’ve learned or have been taught about hygiene and beauty!
For anyone who is interested in, about to go through, or has already gone through orthognathic surgery. Check out the sticky threads for some general information.
Periodontal Disease is the 6th most frequent disease in humans. Overcoming this chronic disease usually means a revamp of a patients lifestyle and diet, education on using very best cleaning technologies and routines for treatment at home, and enduring lengthy treatment plans with root planning or scaling with a dental hygienist over many sessions. That's a lot to know and learn about. Use this reddit to inform and get informed!
The predental subreddit aids those who are looking into the field of dentistry. We give advice on how to: study for the DAT exam; apply to programs with AADSAS/TMDSAS; organize coursework; and more. Check out our rules, FAQs, and quick-start guides to begin or continue your journey into dentistry.