RDHmag.com reports that the five most viewed articles from the April issue of RDH magazine are the following:
5 'He won't sit still!' (because he can't)Lisa Dowst-Mayo, RDH, provides helpful information for the treatment of patients with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.To read the article, click here.
4 Staff Rx: Workplace bullyingRDH columnist Dianne Glasscoe Watterson answers a question from a reader who’s concerned about the bullying actions of a dental assistant.To read the article, click here.
3. The Landers File: Indiana Jones, the dentist
RDH columnist Bill Landers shares the interesting story about how dental forensics helped identify a rare female pharaoh in ancient Egypt.To read the article, click here.
RDH columnist Bill Landers shares the interesting story about how dental forensics helped identify a rare female pharaoh in ancient Egypt.To read the article, click here.
2. The challenges of diversity
Mary Therese Keating-Biltucci, RDH, describes the necessity of obtaining “cultural competency” in an increasingly diverse health-care setting.To read the article, click here.
Mary Therese Keating-Biltucci, RDH, describes the necessity of obtaining “cultural competency” in an increasingly diverse health-care setting.To read the article, click here.
1 D1110 and D4910: What's the difference, and why is it hard to explain?
Dianne Glasscoe Watterson and Bill Landers teamed up to write the most viewed article in April 2011 on rdhmag.com. “Some hygienists themselves don't understand that there are indeed important differences between a periodontal maintenance procedure and a regular prophylaxis. Others understand the difference but have trouble explaining it to their patients.”To read the article, click here.
Dianne Glasscoe Watterson and Bill Landers teamed up to write the most viewed article in April 2011 on rdhmag.com. “Some hygienists themselves don't understand that there are indeed important differences between a periodontal maintenance procedure and a regular prophylaxis. Others understand the difference but have trouble explaining it to their patients.”To read the article, click here.
