By Debra J. Sidd, RDH, RF, MEd
The profession of dental hygiene is undergoing immense change with new workforce models, expanded scope of practice, and interprofessional collaboration. Change is often challenging, but embracing it can open the door to new opportunities. Much can transpire from merely taking a different direction.
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