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It is never too early to prepare for dental hygiene school or the national board exams! One thing to know before you go: Hepatitis B. Hepatitis B is a viral infection that can affect the liver. It is transmitted via infected bodily fluids. As a dental hygienist, we work closely with patients and their oral health, which means potential exposure to Hepatitis B found in blood and saliva. Also, hepatitis B can survive for at least 7 days in dried blood left on surfaces (such as the dental chair). Did you know that most dental hygiene schools require/recommend a Hepatitis B vaccine? This vaccine protects you from Hep B and protects your patients from possible transmission. Bonus: the Hep B vaccine also protects you from Hepatitis D, as well! Fun fact: there are 5 different types of hepatitis (A,B,C,D,E).
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🟠 Check out www.dentalhygienebasics.com to see all of our services and scholarships! Whether you are applying or recently accepted, we got you!
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It is never too early to prepare for dental hygiene school or the national board exams! One thing to know before you go: Hepatitis B. Hepatitis B is a viral infection that can affect the liver. It is transmitted via infected bodily fluids. As a dental hygienist, we work closely with patients and their oral health, which means potential exposure to Hepatitis B found in blood and saliva. Also, hepatitis B can survive for at least 7 days in dried blood left on surfaces (such as the dental chair). Did you know that most dental hygiene schools require/recommend a Hepatitis B vaccine? This vaccine protects you from Hep B and protects your patients from possible transmission. Bonus: the Hep B vaccine also protects you from Hepatitis D, as well! Fun fact: there are 5 different types of hepatitis (A,B,C,D,E).
See the full transcript HERE
Want a question answered on the show? Fill out the DHB Questionnaire HERE
Slide into my DMs HERE:
Instagram: @dentalhygienebasics
Facebook: Dental Hygiene Basics
Twitter: @DH_Basics
Email:[email protected]
🟠 Struggling on your journey? Download our free guide to help you overcome your dental hygiene hurdles HERE! https://dentalhygienebasics.mykajabi.com/pl/2148740487
🟠 Follow @DentalHygieneBasics on socials for study tips, motivation, and educational content.
🟠 Check out www.dentalhygienebasics.com to see all of our services and scholarships! Whether you are applying or recently accepted, we got you!
🟠 Listen & Subscribe: The Dental Hygiene Basics Podcast is available on all platforms (Youtube included!). Hit follow and stay updated!
🟠 Thank you to our sponsor, StudentRDH! Head to www.studentrdh.com for all of your board prep needs! Give them a follow on socials @studentrdh, also!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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