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  • Careers for dental hygienists are one of the fastest-growing. An attractive aspect of this occupation is the flexibility of scheduling that hygienists usually enjoy.

    Accreditation

    To be a dental hygienist you must get a degree from an accredited dental hygiene program. Most programs take two or three years to complete.

    Prerequisite

    A high school diploma is required to get into most dental hygienist programs. Some also require that applicants have completed at least one year of college, although others will accept passing college entrance test scores.

    Studies

    A proficiency for subjects of study required such as chemistry, nutrition, radiology and periodontology is needed to become a dental hygienist.

    Examination

    Most states required applicants to pass a written test before they will be granted a dental hygienist license.

    Licensing

    A license from the state you will be working in is required.

    Source:

    Occupational Outlook Handbook

    Dentistry.com

    American Dental Association

    Resource:

    JobProfiles.org

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