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    A Tale of Two Hygienists Podcast

    We created A Tale of Two Hygienists in 2015 because we are passionate about helping our fellow clinicians be the best version of themselves, both professionally and personally. We Interview experts in their fields to provide better care for our patients while promoting the joys of being a dental hygienist.

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    TIPisode with Noel Kelsch Jun 28, 2019
    Show notes

    This week's TIPisode is with Noel Brandon-Kelsch.

    Extracted teeth, what do we do with them? Can the patient take them home? Can we throw them in the trash? Learn the answers to these questions and more on this week's TIPisode!

    Medicom sponsors this episode. Head over to their website and learn more about their SafeMask to keep you and your patient protected

    https://www.medicom.com/en

    Noel Brandon-Kelsch is an international speaker, writer, Registered Dental Hygienist in Alternative Practice and Director of Cabrillo College Dental Hygiene Program. She is passionate about oral health and has the uncanny ability to motivate and enlighten audiences through her unique humor and cutting edge information. She takes the tough subject matter and presents it in such an exciting way that it becomes thought-provoking even to those not involved in her industry.

    Noel is an infection control guru and is going to bring us tips that can make use more informed clinicians!

    Check out her webpage noelkelsch.com


    181 Michelle and Daniel do another mission trip! Jun 26, 2019
    Show notes

    First, we want to thank Premier for sponsoring this mission trip and letting us use the AeroPro cordless handpiece. This was a first for both Michelle and Daniel. Offering the feeling of smooth, clean teeth is something many had not experienced, and we were grateful to be the ones who did that for them.

    You have heard Daniel Lopez on the podcast before. This marks their third trip and third country together! Daniel is a dental hygienist in NYC, and he and Michelle bring you a daily journal from their time in Costa Rica with One World Health.

    We hope you enjoy this recap! If you feel inspired to do a mission trip or any charitable dentistry, reach out to us!

    This episode does not qualify for CE

    Thank you to Zirc for another great promo! This week when you buy a 12 pack of Crystal HD mirrors, you get a FREE Mirror Magic trial kit! Use the promo code TALEMAGIC. Don't settle for fogged mirrors; use this code today!

    Thank you again to Premier. Learn more about their new Cordless handpiece at https://www.premierdentalco.com/product/hygienepreventative/cordless-handpieces/aerorpro-systems/aeropro-cordless-handpiece-system/


    TIPisode with Uche Odiatu Jun 21, 2019
    Show notes

    This week Dr. Odiatu discusses the healthy food paradox. How can food that is good for our body be bad for the mouth? Dr. Odiatu tells us why and how we can have those conversations with patients

    Dr. Odiatu is a practicing dentist, certified trainer, author, speaker, and repeat AToTH guest. He always brings us content that we can use to make us and our patients happy and healthy. Be sure to check out the many episodes with Dr. Uche and head over to our YouTube channel and watch the videos Dr. Uche and Michelle did to help you stretch and take care of your body!

    Contact him!

    http://www.druche.com/

    www.facebook.com/odiatu

    Fitlove@rogers.com

    Instagram: @fitspeakers

    Book: The Miracle of Health


    Intro to Orthodontics with Dr. Bryan Green Jun 19, 2019
    Show notes

    Andrew and Michelle are launching a new mini-series on specialty, this week is part 2 on orthodontics. At first glance, this topic doesn't seem to have a lot of apparent crossover with dental hygiene, but listeners will be surprised to learn how really does relate to the field. This is a must listen for dental teams and front office staff too!

    Bryan Green, DMD, is an orthodontist based out of Boiling Springs, SC. Bryan has been practicing orthodontics for the last decade, and prior to that worked in periodontology for three years. He believes that patient compliance is essential for braces to be effective and that hygienists are the first line of defense in treating orthodontic issues.

    In this episode, Bryan explains how his periodontology background has been a boon to his current orthodontic work, discusses why it's better to delay orthodontic treatment rather than start too early, and tells us if Invisalign is all it's cracked up to be.

    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Interview starts: 4:15

    - The added benefit Bryan believes a combined periodontology-orthodontic background brings to the table.

    - What kind of different residency programs are there for orthodontics and what can you learn from each?

    - The surprising longevity of orthodontics and why it's so important in dentistry.

    - Why wouldn't one pursue orthodontics?

    - The processes that cause tooth asymmetry and create a need for orthodontics.

    - How early should children be brought in to address orthodontic concerns?

    - The assessments Bryan makes during a patient's typical first orthodontic appointment.

    - The confusing that arises from dentists' and orthodontists' differing tooth numbering systems.

    - Why all the orthodontic treatment in the world won't matter if patients aren't willing to comply with your instructions.

    - The reason teenagers prove to be more difficult patients than children.

    - Weighing the merits and drawbacks of brackets vs. trays/aligners.

    - Do as-seen-on-TV aligners like Invisalign actually work?

    QUOTES:

    "I never understood why all dentists are not considered DDS's or DMDs... but at the end of the day it doesn't matter; you're all dentists."

    "Nobody ever died because of crooked teeth."

    "Hygienists are like our first line of defense."

    "I've never been sorry for waiting with treatment, but I've been sorry that I started too early."

    "If you want to be successful in orthodontics, you've got to have compliance."

    "The [kids] that are breaking brackets, they typically have poor hygiene."

    "Communication is the key."

    LINKS:

    Bryan's email: bryangreendmd@gmail.com

    Thank you to Paradise Dental Technologies aka PDT for providing sponsorship for this episodes CE credits!

    THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state.

    Go here to take the test and get your CE Credit!

    Approved Pace Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval Does Not Imply Acceptance By A State Or Provincial Board of Dentistry Or AGD Endorsement. 1/1/18- 12/31/19 Provider #373236

    Be sure to thank the sponsor for CE for this episode by heading over to www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences!

    A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/

    AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/

    AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists

    AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca


    TIPisode with Claire Jeong, RDH Jun 14, 2019
    Show notes

    Claire Jeong is the founder of StudentRDH.com, dentaltoaster.com, smarterDA.com and now https://wakeupmemory.com/

    She has also created Wake Up Memory tips to help us remember pathology, pharmacology, and so much more.

    In this episode, Claire teaches us the 9 foods to help our brain and the Wake Up Memory technique to remember those brain foods.

    Check out her website, dentaltoaster.com for more info and other great CE courses, including one by Michelle!


    179 Intro to Endo with Dr. T.R Ravenel Jun 12, 2019
    Show notes

    Andrew and Michelle are launching a new mini-series on dental specialty. For this first episode, they aim to give hygienists the knowledge they need to help patients understand the importance and procedures related to endodontics. .

    Theodore (T.R.) Ravenel, DMD, is an endodontist and the assistant director of the postgraduate endodontic program for the Medical University of South Carolina's College of Dental Medicine. Prior to taking up residence at MUSC, he worked for years in private practice. He's a self-described "jack of all trades" and also works with Michelle at Our Lady of Mercy's outreach program.

    In this episode, Dr. Ravenel gives us the detailed low-down on endodontic diagnosis, discusses how pulp inflammation occurs, and explains just exactly how a root canal is carried out.

    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Interview starts: 9:00

    -Dr. Ravenel breaks down his step-by-step procedure for diagnosing endodontic issues.

    - The right and wrong way to use percussion on a tooth.

    - What is a "tooth sleuth," and how do you use it?

    - The great degree of sensitivity with which patients are able to distinguish different kinds of pain.

    - The process for determining how inflammed a tooth's pulp is.

    - What are the different symptoms for a cracked tooth vs. irreversible pulpitis?

    - What a tooth that's sensitive only to heat and not cold can tell us about its pulp.

    - How to perform an electric pulp test (EPT), and how accurate is it?

    - What hygienists can do to help dentists speed up the endodontic diagnostic process.

    - The role bacteria plays in inflammation and endodontic issues.

    - Theodore describes how a typical root canal procedure is carried out.

    - Why would a root canal need to be retreated?

    - What hygienists should—and should NOT—say to a patient to prepare them for their root canal procedure.

    - Which other kinds of inflammation get confused for pulpitis?

    Thank you to our sponsor for this episode, and many of our episodes, Zirc! www.zirc.com Zirc believes in helping you work smarter, not harder through organization and tools that allow you to perform your job to the fullest! Listen for the promo at minute 5:11 of this episode!

    The special offer for this episode is: $7 OFF a 12pack of Crystal HD Mirrors TALEHD

    Zirc, Because Time is Everything.

    https://www.zirc.com/products/dental-mirrors

    QUOTES:

    "Lightly tap on those teeth; the worst thing you wanna do is send them jumping out of the chair."

    "The older an individual gets, the more prone they are to the wear and tear of teeth."

    "If someone comes in, on average, and says 'I've got heat sensitivity that's killing me when I drink something hot,' usually their tooth is for all intents and purposes dead."

    "If the electric test went all the way to the maximum value, well typically that means that something's not right."

    "If the root canal is done properly, your success rates are in the 90 to 90% range."

    "You CANNOT sterilize the inside of the tooth."

    "If you're hearing someone talk about doing a root canal on somebody's lower molars and they're only finding three canals every time that they do it, well odds are they're probably missing some."

    LINKS:

    Dr. Ravenel's email: ravenelt@musc.edu

    Thank you to Paradise Dental Technologies aka PDT for providing sponsorship for this episodes CE credits!

    THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state.

    Go here to take the test and get your CE Credit!

    Approved Pace Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval Does Not Imply Acceptance By A State Or Provincial Board of Dentistry Or AGD Endorsement. 1/1/18- 12/31/19 Provider #373236

    Be sure to thank the sponsor for CE for this episode by heading over to www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences!

    A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/

    AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/

    AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists

    AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca


    178 Dental-Related Inpatient Hospitalization Trends with Dr. Josefine Wolfe Jun 10, 2019
    Show notes

    For this bonus episode—powered by Crest+Oral B—we're happy to invite back on our show Josefine Ortiz Wolfe, who's continuing our latest series on public health initiatives in the dental profession.

    Josefine Ortiz Wolfe, Ph.D., RDH, is the director of oral health at the Texas Health Institute. She also writes and educates online and in person as The Informed Hygienist. Recently, she and her team at THI completed a long-term study examining the treatment of non-traumatic dental conditions throughout the state of Texas over a ten-year period.

    In this special episode, Josefine discusses in detail the study she conducted with her colleagues, emphasizes the importance of systemic change throughout our field, and explains why you should always go to a dentist's office before a hospital for any dental issue.

    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Interview starts: 1:51

    - Josefine dives into the longitudinal study she conducted at the Texas Health Institute.

    - What is a non-traumatic dental condition?

    - Why it can be very dangerous for a patient to admit themselves to the wrong kind of medical facility for their condition.

    - How Josefine and her team were able to collate the information for their study.

    - The system issue Josefine discovered after they finished reviewing the data.

    - The shocking rise in cost of admission over the course of a decade.

    - How many people have actually died due to dental issues in this ten year period?

    - The importance of "system change" as opposed to simply improving treatment of individual patients.

    - Why hospitals aren't really set up to treat dental issues.

    - Is the dental profession beginning to respond to the conclusions of Josefine's study?

    - What Josefine hopes her report will achieve in the long term, and what she and her team have planned in the future.

    - Why she sees this report as an opportunity to tell a story about Texas, and why students listening should consider going into public health.

    QUOTES:

    "We're actually talking about those patients that actually showed up and their dental condition was so severe that the medical professional felt it necessary to immediately admit them into the hospital."

    "13% of Texans over the age of 65 have no teeth at all, so we know that directly affects their ability to manage other chronic diseases."

    "The problem is not just localized to one particular population. This is truly a systemic issue."

    "The majority of the conditions that folks were going into an in-patient setting for could have been treated at a dental office for a lot less than $37,000."

    "We really need to be getting these stories out into the hands of the public."

    "Behind all of these numbers, there are stories."

    "We have the opportunity here to explain how a healthy mouth will impact and improve every aspect of our lives and save lives."

    "I always say statistics are stories with the tears wiped away. Let's bring those tears back."

    LINKS:

    Josefine's email: jwolfe@texashealthinstitute.org

    Texas Health Institute - https://www.texashealthinstitute.org/

    The Informed Hygienist on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theinformedhygienist/

    The Informed Hygienist on Twitter - https://twitter.com/JosefineWolfe

    Thank you to Crest+Oral B for providing sponsorship for this episodes CE credits!

    THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state.

    Go here to take the test and get your CE Credit!

    Approved Pace Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval Does Not Imply Acceptance By A State Or Provincial Board of Dentistry Or AGD Endorsement. 1/1/18- 12/31/19 Provider #373236

    A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/

    AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/

    AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists

    AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca


    TIPisode with Teresa Duncan Jun 07, 2019
    Show notes

    These TIPisodes keep getting better and better! Teresa gives us another round of great advice and in this tip, she tackles the new Perio Classifications!

    Teresa Duncan, MS is such a wealth of knowledge. Please visit her website and enjoy her awesome resources! For more info from Teresa, see below!

    Teresa Duncan: Speaker on insurance and management, Podcaster, Author of a book and contributes to several magazines and the ADA's publications!

    Book : http://odysseymgmt.corecommerce.com/Book/

    use code TALE for $3 courtesy (offsets shipping)

    Site:OdysseyMgmt.com

    Podcast: http://nobodytoldmethat.libsyn.com


    177 Student Focused Presents: Public Health Jun 05, 2019
    Show notes

    Our monthly student roundtable discussion episodes are dedicated to help you navigate the at-times turbulent waters from graduation to full employment in dental hygiene. For this installment, we're shining a light on hygienists who've devoted a significant part of their careers working in the public health and nonprofit sectors.

    Kyle Isaacs, who previously appeared in episode 87 of A Tale of Two Hygienists, has three decades' experience as a dental hygienist. She's spent the last five years working in the public health field as part of Miles 2 Smiles, which provides dental hygiene to patients who normally have difficulty accessing it.

    Amy Hazelwood has worked in dental hygiene for over 40 years and started the nonprofit Dr. Angie's Dental Health Exchange, which offers care to uninsured, unemployed and low-income patients.

    Jennifer Hasch graduated from her hygienist program six years ago and has worked both publicly and privately. Currently, she's the dental services manager for the Shawnee Christian Healthcare Centre in Louisville, KY, where she provides care to communities negatively impacted by segregation.

    In this episode, our enthusiastic roundtable guests discuss what drew them to professions in the public health sector, explain why public and nonprofit services are so vital, and make a case for why you should consider a career outside of private or corporate practice.

    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Interview starts: 3:08

    - What experiences and values motivated Kyle, Amy and Jennifer to work in public health.

    - How Amy's nonprofit uses community service to build credit for its dental care.

    - Are there any barriers preventing graduates from obtaining a position in public health services?

    - The hurdles Amy had to clear in order her own nonprofit, and the challenges graduates interested in nonprofit work should consider.

    - Jennifer defines what an F.Q.H.C. is, explains what services it provides and lays out the guidelines it must abide by.

    - Kyle relates her new role working in an integrative office and what she hopes to achieve there.

    - Which populations do each of their clinics specifically cater to?

    - The range of benefits graduates can expect from private, corporate and nonprofit practices.

    - Diving into the connections and experiences that volunteer work can provide.

    - Why you should give public health work genuine consideration as a career path.

    QUOTES:

    "When I graduated from hygiene school I went right away to that same place where I had gotten care as a child and volunteered."

    "I went into public health because of the need that I saw."

    "I was fortunate enough to go to the dentist every six months as a kid, so I didn't really connect that people could suffer from a lack of access to care."

    "It's kind of one-stop shop for health."

    "[F.Q.H.C.] gives folks a stake in their own health care, which I think is important."

    "It's gonna take just as much time to correct these issues as it did to create them but we're definitely committed for the long haul."

    "I feel like I'm very well paid for the work that I do and it's definitely a rewarding position."

    "Do not underestimate the potential of your impacts in this career."

    LINKS:

    Dr. Angie's Dental Health Exchange - https://www.drangies.com/

    Dr. Angie's email: info@drangies.com

    Amy's personal email: amyhaz7@yahoo.com

    Miles 2 Smiles - http://milestwosmiles.com/

    Kyle's email: kjulin@gmail.com

    RDH On a Mission - https://rdhonamission.com/

    Jennifer's email: jennifer@rdhonamission.com or jennifer.hasch

    Be sure to thank the sponsor for this episode by heading over to www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences!

    A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/

    AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/

    AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists

    AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca


    TIPisode with Noel Kelsch May 31, 2019
    Show notes

    This week's TIPisode is with Noel Brandon-Kelsch and is a great reminder about our surface disinfectants!

    Medicom sponsors this episode. Head over to their website and learn more about their SafeMask to keep you and your patient protected

    https://www.medicom.com/en

    Noel Brandon-Kelsch is an international speaker, writer, Registered Dental Hygienist in Alternative Practice and Director of Cabrillo College Dental Hygiene Program. She is passionate about oral health and has the uncanny ability to motivate and enlighten audiences through her unique humor and cutting edge information. She takes the tough subject matter and presents it in such an exciting way that it becomes thought-provoking even to those not involved in her industry.

    Noel is an infection control guru and is going to bring us tips that can make use more informed clinicians!

    Check out her webpage noelkelsch.com


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