"During the day we had our classes, I went to all of them and found them very interesting. As a RDH you will learn some anesthesia techniques that I promise you have never used before. I am from Washington State and have worked for a general dentist would did lots of oral surgery so I was anesthetizing dozens of times a day (before the class it worked out to about 850k shots delivered) and I still hadn't used some of the techniques I was taught. Not only was I taught during lecture, I was also given plenty of opportunity to practice them during clinic (more on that later). I appreciated that even though I was an RDH, and I didnt pay the money the docs did, I was still given plenty of instruction that was focused on me, even during lecture they would say things like, Andrew- listen up this is for you. So if you are into the learning aspect of it, youll love it!!

I found acceptance. As an RDH sometimes its hard because of the natural hierarchy that exists within the office that sometimes we are talked down to or dismissed. Most of the docs were pretty fresh out of school, some had been doing it for YEARS, and a few were somewhere in between. I never felt that I should just hang out with the spouses etc. They made a point to include me in trips, adventure, dining, hanging out at the pool or beach, clinic, and during the course. It felt more like a group of friends hanging out rather than the dr-hyg-asst dynamic of the office, and especially important to me, I didnt feel like a charity case (the "oh lets help the poor hygienist who doesnt know anything" attitude). I really appreciated that. So if you are looking for a low stress, non dramatic experience, you'll find it here." Andrew Johnston RDH  Washington State

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I got my MOJO Back!  Dr. Dawn Kulongowski  Michigan

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Best Return on Investment Class I have taken in 30 years of dentistry.  Dr. John Lee   Houston, Texas