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Hi! I'm Fatimah, a dental hygiene educator. Your success is my priority! Whether you're studying in dental hygiene, dental assisting, denturism or dentistry, it's my hope that my dental-related videos will help you understand the content better. I strive to present the material in an easy-to-understand manner. If you have any suggestions/feedback/comments, please email me dhmadeeasy@gmail.com. Cheers! :)
Fatimah Datoo, RDH, BDScDH, MEd, EdD (c)
Disclaimer: These videos and any tutoring classes provided are conducted independently and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the institution where I am employed.
Fatimah Datoo, RDH, BDScDH, MEd, EdD (c)
Disclaimer: These videos and any tutoring classes provided are conducted independently and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the institution where I am employed.
Need to pass your dental hygiene board exam in one month?!
🌟 Pass Your Dental Hygiene Board Exam in One Month! 🌟
Are you gearing up for your dental hygiene board exam? Don't stress! Follow these tips to get ready in just one month:
🗓️ Create a Study Plan: Organize your time with daily goals. Prioritize subjects based on your strengths and weaknesses.
📚 Use Quality Study Materials: Stick to reputable textbooks, review guides, and online resources to stay on track.
💡 Focus on Key Topics: Concentrate on areas like oral pathology, pharmacology, and dental hygiene process of care.
📝 Take Practice Exams: Simulate the test day experience with practice exams. Analyze your performance and adjust your studying accordingly.
NDHCE: Search NDHCE preparatory tests (www.fdhrc.ca/pages/ndhce/exam-prep/prep/)
NBDHE: Search JCNDE NBDHE Practice Test
(home.pearsonvue.com/jcnde-nbdhe)
👥 Join a Study Group: Collaborate with peers to exchange knowledge and clarify doubts.
💤 Prioritize Self-Care: Get enough rest, eat healthy, and take breaks. Your mind needs to be fresh!
💬 Stay Positive: Believe in yourself and visualize success. You've got this!
Follow these tips to crush the exam and become a registered dental hygienist! 🦷✨ Good luck!
#DentalHygieneMadeEasy #BoardExamPrep #StudyTips #FutureRDH #DentalHygieneBoardExam #SuccessStory
Are you gearing up for your dental hygiene board exam? Don't stress! Follow these tips to get ready in just one month:
🗓️ Create a Study Plan: Organize your time with daily goals. Prioritize subjects based on your strengths and weaknesses.
📚 Use Quality Study Materials: Stick to reputable textbooks, review guides, and online resources to stay on track.
💡 Focus on Key Topics: Concentrate on areas like oral pathology, pharmacology, and dental hygiene process of care.
📝 Take Practice Exams: Simulate the test day experience with practice exams. Analyze your performance and adjust your studying accordingly.
NDHCE: Search NDHCE preparatory tests (www.fdhrc.ca/pages/ndhce/exam-prep/prep/)
NBDHE: Search JCNDE NBDHE Practice Test
(home.pearsonvue.com/jcnde-nbdhe)
👥 Join a Study Group: Collaborate with peers to exchange knowledge and clarify doubts.
💤 Prioritize Self-Care: Get enough rest, eat healthy, and take breaks. Your mind needs to be fresh!
💬 Stay Positive: Believe in yourself and visualize success. You've got this!
Follow these tips to crush the exam and become a registered dental hygienist! 🦷✨ Good luck!
#DentalHygieneMadeEasy #BoardExamPrep #StudyTips #FutureRDH #DentalHygieneBoardExam #SuccessStory
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NBDHE - DENTAL HYGIENE BOARD EXAM REVIEW: Everything you need to know about Local Anesthesia
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Used with permission of Elsevier Health Sciences, Anatomy of Orofacial Structures: A Comprehensive Approach, Richard W. Brand & Donald E. Isselhard., 8th edition, 2019; permission conveyed through Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. Reference: Brand, R. W., & Isselhard, D. E. (2019). Anatomy of orofacial structures: A comprehensive approach. (8th ed.). St.Louis, Missouri: Elsevier. Video links men...
Correct working end for posterior instruments (Remember: V to the D)
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How many of you follow the "V to the D" rule for finding the correct working end for posterior instruments? Check out this video to learn more!! #DentalHygiene #DentalHygieneMadeEasy #StudyWithMe #BoardExamPrep #DentalHygieneSuccess #PreClinic #WorkingEnd
How is CAL calculated?
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Watch this video to learn how to calculate CAL. This video shows you how to calculate CAL and explains why CAL is a more accurate indicator of the periodontal support around a tooth than probing depth measurement. #CAL #gingivalmargin #CEJ #periodontalassessment #probing #dentalhygiene #dentalhygienemadeeasy #dentalhygienestudent #studywithme #beconfident
🦷 Dental Care for Spinal Cord Injury Clients 🦷
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🦷 Dental Care for Spinal Cord Injury Clients 🦷 What's an important piece of information you would need to know before proceeding with dental care?? #boardexamreview #spinalcordinjury #dentalcare #studysession #beconfident #yougotthis #dentalhygienestudent #dentalhygiene #dentalhygienemadeeasy #studentrdh #studywithme
🪥 Modified Stillman Toothbrushing Method 🪥
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🪥 Modified Stillman Toothbrushing Method 🪥
🪥 Modified Bass Toothbrushing Method 🪥
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🪥 Modified Bass Toothbrushing Method 🪥
🧏 Nutritional Recommendations for Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis 🧏
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🧏 Nutritional Recommendations for Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis 🧏
✋ Right-Handed or Left-handed? ✋How can you tell if your client is right-handed or left-handed?
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✋ Right-Handed or Left-handed? ✋How can you tell if your client is right-handed or left-handed?
Local Anesthetic - What Does "Plain" Mean?
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Local Anesthetic - What Does "Plain" Mean?
Emergency Preparedness - Do you know what to do? 😵😵💫
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Emergency Preparedness - Do you know what to do? 😵😵💫
💔 Be Aware, Save Lives! 💔What is the drug of choice during an anaphylactic shock?
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💔 Be Aware, Save Lives! 💔What is the drug of choice during an anaphylactic shock?
Medical Emergency Board Exam Question
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Medical Emergency Board Exam Question
Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change) - Part 2
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Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change) - Part 2
Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change) - Part 1
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Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change) - Part 1
BP guidelines - what should you know for the dental hygiene board exam!
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BP guidelines - what should you know for the dental hygiene board exam!
Oral Mucosa - Keratinized and nonkeratinized mucosa
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Oral Mucosa - Keratinized and nonkeratinized mucosa
Histology of Alveolar Bone / Alveolar Process
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Histology of Alveolar Bone / Alveolar Process
i believe the maxillary tray should be seated posteriorly first then anteriorly for the impression
@@adachow7353 Yes! You are 100% correct. Always position posteriorly first then anteriorly to avoid pooling of alginate at the back of the client's throat (this prevents gagging). Thx! :)
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Please did you mearnt cardiac treatment or dental treatment, am a bit confused here 🤔🤔
I am functional nutritionist. We need more information on Cory. His immune system is tied to his gut.. and he is having a over responsive inflammatory situation in his oral cavity. His gut definitely could be an issue. If he is over balanced with pathogenic bacteria in his gut it will affect his immune system responses. I would address his oral health microbiome, and assess his gut too. He may need to see if his gut is infected.
Thank you kindly!
7:19 artery or nerve? when talking about local anesthetic, arent the nerves being put to sleep? (ty for all your videos btww)
@@huncho5877 yes, definitely the nerves (not arteries!). Apologies for the error.
Thanks!
Thank you for your generosity!! ❤
I need help with the cases study for the board
@@claudiaveras8209 case studies are tough! I have a course starting next Sunday. Check out www.dentalhygienemadeeasy.com
Where is the qeb
www.fdhrc.ca/pages/ndhce/exam-prep/prep/
Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks
So informational thank you!
Assalamualaikum sister, I emailed yesterday inquiring about the courses in regards to when I should take them so that I’m not studying too soon before I can take the actual boards.
@@user-eg2yo7hb2c just emailed you back :)
Idk why but i thought that was a diagram of feet
I like this video but ughh so many surfaces and point angle im just getting into DA lol
Thanks Dr. ❤
You are the best! Where can we get that chart? Thank you
@@lucia897123 thanks! Check out this link: www.cda-adc.ca/en/about/position_statements/infectiveendocarditis/
Do you have any web to practice the USA NBDHE??
I still recommend the prep tests for US students too as it's a valuable study tool: www.fdhrc.ca/pages/ndhce/exam-prep/prep/ Here's another link for US students: home.pearsonvue.com/jcnde-nbdhe I haven't tried it out yet but would love to hear from people who have tried the US website :)
Hi, could you please write down the website, i can not find it!! Thanks for all the info you provide!
Sure!! www.fdhrc.ca/pages/ndhce/exam-prep/prep/
Thank you sooo much mam 🤗
Thank you so much ☺️ ❤
Amazing video but the music is just too loud
This is great..thank you!
Thank you! <3 Easier to understand.
Huge thanks for all of this information 🙏❤️
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This is wonderful, thank you so much! You should definitely make more of these!
can we insert the working end from the lingual surface or is it just buccal?
Thanks for all your hard work
Sir my doctor prescribed clarithomycin 500 mg twice a day and said nursing is safe ? Is it so and i did nurse the baby after birth and then the doctor prescribed metronidazole 500 mg twice a day for 14 days and pantropazole 40 mg saying its safe dueing nursing .. Are there any studies it will affevt the bbay ?
please make more videos, i really like your work. your videos helped me a lots thank you.
love your explanation!!! thank you so much!
Jasakie Allah Kharr for making these videos. They helped me so much, Thank you!
You are doing really a great job👏🏼 very Useful videos ❤ Thank you for your efforts
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Thank you for this video ..very helpful
Hello, are the bristles in contact with the attached or free gingival portion in this case? Very Informative video!
Yes they are.. It helps with massaging the gums which is needed to stimulate blood flow for healthier gums
Thank so much ma❤❤❤
Assalamualaikum mam Diploma in dental hygiene student from India are also eligible to give NBDHE exam???
W/salaam. I'm not sure about this as most places may require you to do a clinical exam or redo the hygiene program. I would check with the regulatory body of where you plan to work so that you can be better advised. Feel free to email me at dhmadeeasy@gmail.com and I can help.
Assalamualaikum sister, I emailed yesterday inquiring about the courses in regards to when I should take them so that I’m not studying too soon before I can take the actual boards.
Will you have another session available?
Yes!! It will begin in August :)
You are awesome dr… Thanks a lot for your videos ❤
29:18, if the answer for Q64 is Low contrast, then the answer for the question above should be kVp too high as there is an association between high kVp and low contrast as outlined previously in the video "17:52" However, I am so grateful to you for the amazing videos in your channel. I appreciate the efforts and time that you put into making them.
I love love love the content, but the music makes it hard to hear and understand :(
Thank you!!!
slide @ 17:50 shows occlusal trauma cause pocket?
Hi! No, it does NOT cause pocket (this question is an exception question). This means that occlusal trauma can cause attrition, TMJ issues, and fractured teeth, but NOT perio pocket. Hope that helps!
I have question about wholesome facial image, about breath, if the pt have halistosis is it gonna be on #4 or 8?
Good question! The best answer is #4, especially if the client is aware of it and mentions it to you. From the chart from Darby shown in the video, "breath" falls under the Wholesome Facial Image. I hope that helps!
At time stamp 28:05, she states that parasympatholytic is not a word when it actually is and it means the same thing as anti-cholinergic. Make sure you do your research and fact check during any lecture video. This video is still very good at honing in on what needs to be known. This video should have been my lecture video for Pharm class.
You are correct! Thanks for bringing this to my attention :)
Thank you❤
Thank you so much ❤