
157: Hacking Dental Hygiene School with Dr. Tonya Jeffries
Dental hygienist, educator, and author Dr. Tonya Jeffries shares her multifaceted journey of establishing a fulfilling career in dental hygiene, including leadership, mentorship, and innovative tools ...
3 Jun 27min

156: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs in Dental Hygiene School
Have you heard of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs? It's often taught in dental hygiene school in the context of patient care, but in this episode, Dana uses it to demonstrate how you can use it to find ou...
1 Jun 21min

155: Life in Dental Hygiene School with Allison and Julio
Allison Freimuth, a current dental hygiene student, is on this episode with guest host Julio and shares what her path actually looked like when applying—strong grades, limited program options, and a s...
27 Mai 16min

154: To Keep Growing, You Must Keep Going
Imposter syndrome in dental hygiene school—and even early in your dental hygiene career—is often a sign you’re in an active growth season, not falling behind. It means you're challenging yourself to d...
25 Mai 12min

153: Embracing Opportunity as a Dental Hygienist with Whitney Howerton
Dana sits down with Whitney Howerton, RDH, to unpack a career that didn’t follow a straight path. Whitney shares how an initial goal of becoming a dentist shifted into dental hygiene, then evolved int...
20 Mai 38min

152: Dana's Tips for New Grad Dental Hygienists
Starting off as a new grad dental hygienist can feel less like a transition and more like a sudden increase in expectations—on your time, your body, and your decision-making. Dana is sharing all the t...
18 Mai 20min

151: Motherhood and Juggling Dental Hygiene School with Brittany Wragg
Brittany Wragg's dental hygiene journey reflects what it looks like to build a career while also managing real-life responsibilities. From entering dentistry with no experience to completing hygiene s...
13 Mai 35min

150: Is Your To-Do List Preventing You From Taking Action in Dental Hygiene School?
There’s a point where your to-do list stops being helpful and starts becoming a quiet source of stress. Many dental hygiene students fall into the pattern of writing detailed to-do lists that feel pro...
11 Mai 13min




















