VIDEOS AND MULTIMEDIA

Michelle discusses the benefits of the Petite Pearls prophy angles from Kerr Dental

Michelle discusses the benefits of having one three for three different dental maintenance procedures.

Michelle discusses why suction lines and traps should be cleaned and changed on a regular basis

Michelle discusses the often missed trap on the vacuum pump.

Michelle is not a fan of the reusable, metal air water syringe tips and loves disposable options

Michelle wishes metal bib clips would die and never return. She loves a disposable option like the one from Kerr

O2 Nose Filters have a simple, discreet design - allowing you to wear them comfortably throughout your day as you talk, eat, move around, and work. They come in 4 different sizes, so you can get your best fit. Watch how Michelle does it and see how easy they are to use! 1. First, be sure you’re hands are clean. 2. Hold the Nasal Filters in your hands - making sure that the connecting band is hanging down toward the ground. The curve in the band should be opening toward you. 3. Place your thumbs under the filters and insert them flat so they rest against the inside of your nostrils. 4. Take a few breaths to make sure they’re secure, and adjust them if needed.

Join Dr. Gary Severance, Executive Director of Professional Relations with Henry Schein, for the latest update on how COVID-19 is affecting dentistry. Dr. Severance will be joined by Dr. David Reznik, practicing dentist and infectious disease expert, for the latest clinical updates on COVID-19, including a walkthrough of the ADA’s recently released Return to Work Toolkit. In this episode, we will also be joined by Michelle Strange, practicing hygienist, surgical assistant, volunteer, educator, and podcast co-host for “A Tale of Two Hygienists.” Michelle has implemented advanced solutions and devices to reduce and manage aerosols in the public health setting and will share her key leanings. Join Dr. Severance and Michelle for a discussion regarding how the emergence of COVID-19 has brought new challenges and potential liabilities to dental professionals in regards to spatter, spray, and aerosols production. Dental literature shows that many procedures produce aerosols and droplets that can be contaminated with bacteria and blood, and represent a potential route for disease transmission. There have been several devices created to decrease airborne contamination by reducing the number of aerosols and spatter, but proper practice controls are critical. Michelle and Dr. Severance will discuss these standard precautions as well as: •The key differences between spatter, spray, droplet, and aerosol and proper approaches to controlling each one •The types of engineering controls that may work in each dental facility to reduce aerosols and spatter •How to assess current office protocols and compare to the 2016 updated CDC guidelines for the dental health-care setting •How to create a protocol for proper dental-unit water line maintenance For more COVID-19 resources: https://www.henryschein.com/COVID19ResourceCenter Rely on Us. Learn more at henryscheindental.com Subscribe to our channel at http://bit.ly/HSDsubscribe Connect with us on: Facebook – http://facebook.com/HenryScheinDental Instagram – http://instagram.com/hscheindental Twitter – http://twitter.com/HScheinDental LinkedIn – http://linkedin.com/showcase/henry-schein-dental

Michelle Strange, registered dental hygienist, offers a hydrogen peroxide rinse solution that has multiple applications, ranging from treatment of canker sores and mouth injuries to use as a preprocedural rinse. To learn more and shop for Henry Schein Hydrogen Peroxide Rinse, visit: https://bit.ly/3gcErK9 Rely on Us. Learn more at henryscheindental.com Subscribe to our channel at http://bit.ly/HSDsubscribe Connect with us on: Facebook – http://facebook.com/HenryScheinDental Instagram – http://instagram.com/hscheindental Twitter – http://twitter.com/HScheinDental LinkedIn – http://linkedin.com/showcase/henry-schein-dental