Across the U.S., lawmakers are approving the licensing of independent dental practice hygienists in states where it appears that the public needs greater access to dental care.
But independent dental hygiene clinics are a controversial approach to dental care.
Dental hygienists may love the idea, but dentists just aren’t sold on the concept.
The Wealthy Dentist decided to conduct a survey to ask dentists if they’ve ever seen a successful, private, independent dental hygiene clinic.
One New York prosthodontist wrote, “Bad for the public, good for hygienists. How much are we willing to give up? We are health care providers — not just a good business model!”
To hear what other dentists had to say about dental hygiene clinics, Click on Play to watch the following short video —
What are your thoughts on dental hygiene clinics? Do you believe that they can be a success?
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