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What is the difference between Pre dentistry and Dental Hygiene? I've tried comparing on college board but that hasn't helped. And nothing really makes sense. I am hoping to figure out what I want to major in. ... (Asked by :))
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Pre dentistry is like pre med. These are classes to prepare you to become a doctor in dentistry i.e a Dentist. Dental Hygiene deals with cleaning teeth....(Answered by J Sto)

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different cultural requirements with regards to childrens personal hygiene? optional unit in level 3 playwork ... (Asked by phruitybabe)
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Some religons teach the use of using running water and the use of your left hand for toilet purposes only. The best bet would be to research religous practices and talk to parents from different cultures. This way you will get a handle on what different parents want via hygene and what the different types of childrens needs are, which will need to be catered for....(Answered by )

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basic hygiene courses online in st helens? ... (Asked by mrj791)
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You can get this at PI Learning in Eccleston, St Helens. Here is more info and where you need to call/email for further help:- http://www.pilearning.com/courses.htm ....(Answered by Leah)

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what are the hygiene mistakes done in your kitchen? ... (Asked by edwin b)
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people should use separate boards for red meat, white meat and vedgetables. Always put meat at the bottom of the fridge, so blood cannot drip onto other foods.Always wash hands regularly when handling raw foods. Wash work counters with Antibacterial cleaners and or bleach....(Answered by Flipper)

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I am going to Dental Hygiene School and I am scared!? I am scared I will fail. For the past 2 years I have worked taken care of my children and gone to school. I was one of 14 out of 78 people who got accepted into a Dental Hygiene program. Now I am terrified that I wont be able to pass. To make matters worse I wont be allowed to work. I will be living with my mom. But I am not sure I can handle the stress. I will be so embarrassed if I flunk out. I am considering not even going after all my hard work! Im terrified HELP! Thanks ... (Asked by muchfunrwe)
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You'll be fine. It's normal to freak out about something you've never done before. They wouldn't have chosen you if they didn't think you could do it. You'll love it, you'll be great at it, and you'll make a lot of money when you graduate. You'll be fine. Just get you and your children into a routine now so that it's easier when school starts. The school should have a Student Services Representative/counselor/tutor who can help you if you do encounter any problems. Don't forget to communicate with your professors, get your assignments ...(Answered by amerizim)

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where can i go to a school for dental hygiene and not have to take basic courses? dental hygiene school in houston for example like a medical assistant can gert right into the program and study for six months and get a license for that. i am in college and these science and math classes are killing me ... (Asked by pyschochic)
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I doubt that you can go to a legitimate college to learn dental hygiene without taking basic courses. Dental hygiene is a health care profession and it requires that you know a lot of information, and you need basic courses to get the background information that you need to do the advanced courses. You also work with real patients, this is a regulated field, and there are probably certification/licensure requirements that specify that everyone must take basic courses. You don't say how old you are, but if you are still in high school you may be able to take some of ...(Answered by PsychProf)

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My friend hasno highschool diploma,but he wants to get a bachelor's degree in dental hygiene..what can he do?? Will a university accept him?What does he have to do ?How long should it take him to get his Bachelor's? ... (Asked by Direktor)
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yes he needs to obtain his GED first then talk to his college of choice and find out when and where he can take a college entrance exam or the ACT and SAT tests. the college will tell him which of the two tests he needs for the area he is located in....(Answered by Bailey)

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Is it better to do a year in dental assistant class then go in to dental hygiene? This year I will be appling for the dental assistant course at durham college. I don't want to become the assistant I'm hoping to do a year of this course so I have a better chance to get in to the hygiene program. Do you think this will help my chance to get in, instead of starting in to the hygiene program right out of high school. ... (Asked by yellow_blue_butterflies)
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Apply for both if you can get directly into the dental hygienist program. If you don't get in, then go ahead and do the dental assistant class. What is most important is that you have your pre-req's and good grades...if your dental hygiene program is not lottery based like the nursing programs are, then you'll benifit from a preceptership or internship at a local dentist. Also any extra classes you can apply to it, such as medical terminology or whatever. But yeah if you are eligible now and have all your pre-reqs...it certainly wouldn't hurt to try....(Answered by cosper123)

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Dental Hygiene Program or Registered Nurse ? Dental Hygiene Program or Registered nurse ? I am thinking about these programs. I dont know which one should I choose? In my opinion: __Dental Hygiene Program: the work field is not wide. However the salary is very good. I dont know the salary is better than registered nusre's salary or not. The work is not hard than registered nurse.Is it easy to find a good job than registered nurse? __Registered Nurse: right now I think that the work field is wide. The salary is very good too, but I dont know the salary is better than Dental Hygiene or not.The work is ... (Asked by Bluesea)
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You definitely are not alone on which area to choose! I currently am a senior at a four year university and I am graduating with BS in Physiology and Health Science because I could not decide between the two. I choose to get this degree because it covers all the medical areas and deals mostly on patient education in the different settings, and would also give me a head start in either the nursing or dental hygiene industries (plus I have something to fall back on if all else fails). It's really helped me see where I'd fit ...(Answered by kado212)

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