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2. Dental Hygiene Schooling, Programs & Requirements - Teeth Talk...

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   Dental hygienists will need to hold a bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene, or an associate’s degree in hygiene with a separate bachelor’s degree in another field of study (such as business or other area of interest) to pursue a master’s degree.

3. How To Become A Dental Hygienist: A Step-By-Step Guide

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   It typically takes two to three years to become a dental hygienist, including earning an associate degree in dental hygiene and passing two tests to obtain state certification.

4. Become a Dental Hygienist - ADHA

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   View requirements by state here. Are You an Internationally Trained Dental Hygienist? A license is required to practice as a dental hygienist in the United States. Every U.S. state issues a license to practice in that state and requirements vary by state.

5. How to Become a Dental Hygienist - BestColleges

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   As a dental hygienist professional, you can expect to: Examine patients’ mouths for oral health concerns, such as plaque and tartar buildup and gum disease. Diagnose conditions and develop treatment plans within their scope of practice. Clean teeth by removing plaque and stains using various tools and techniques.

6. Dental Hygienist Prerequisite Checklist | Goodwin College

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   From education to certification requirements, what does it take to become a dental hygienist in Connecticut? Learn the current dental hygienist prerequisites.

7. Path to Becoming a Dental Hygienist, a Step-by-Step Guide

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   Dental Hygienist Requirements. Dental hygienists must have an associate degree in dental hygiene and state licensure. The licensure requirements for dental hygienists vary by state, although these requirements have a common goal for the licensure process.

8. How To Become A Dental Hygienist: Career, Salary, and Education

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   Most dental hygienist programs require prerequisite courses in chemistry, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, and core courses such as English, history, college algebra, biology, etc. Some also require an entrance exam in order to apply.

9. How To Become a Dental Hygienist in 4 Steps (With FAQs)

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   To become a dental hygienist, you'll need to complete a dental program, pass the national exam, and apply for a license in your state. Here are four tips to help you land a job in the health care industry. Do your research. Start by getting a strong understanding of how your experience and interests align with the role.

10. Dental Hygiene Programs - ADHA

    www.adha.org/education-resources/become-a-dental-hygienist/dental-hygiene-programs

    The following resource provides the information for accredited entry-level dental hygiene programs, degree completion programs, Master of Science in Dental Hygiene and Masters of Science in related disciplines, as well as online/distance learning programs.

11. Admission Test for Dental Hygiene | American Dental Association

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    The ATDH should be taken before entering a dental hygiene education program in the United States. About ATDH. The Admission Test for Dental Hygiene is a nationally administered standardized admission test for individuals applying to dental hygiene programs.