Q&A: dental hygiene- aa degree or bachelor? colleges for bachelor?
Question by ashh: dental hygiene- aa degree or bachelor? colleges for bachelor?
to be a dental hygienest, is it better to get a bachelor degree?
is the pay different?
i only found one college in california for a bachelor of science in dental hygiene and thats the university of southern california.
if anyone knows any other college for a bachelor degree in dental hygiene pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee let me know!
thanks=]
Best answer:
Answer by theropingeffect
Becoming a dental hygienist requires formal education. The most common requirement for a dental hygiene degree consists of a two-year degree after science and general education prerequisites. Courses include anatomy, oral anatomy, materials science, pharmacology, periodontology, nutrition, and clinical skills. There are also four-year and six-year degrees in dental hygiene. In addition, the American Dental Hygienists’ Association has defined a more advanced level of dental hygiene, the Advanced Dental Hygiene Practitioner.
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