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Florida Dental Hygienist

Florida Dental Hygienist Schools can Prepare Your for a Career Field Projected to Grow Tremendously

Hopefully you have a pretty good idea of what a dental hygienist does, but in case you don't, a dental hygienist helps keep your teeth clean when you visit a dentist, and teaches patients good oral hygiene. This career field is expected to grow tremendously over the next decade, and Florida dental hygienist schools can help prepare you for a career in this profession projected to expand by up to 36 percent.

Florida Dental Hygienist Schools have Degree Programs in this Growing Field

Dental hygienists usually enter the career field by earning an associate's degree from a 2 year program at a community or junior college. Increasingly dental hygienists are choosing to complete 4 year degree programs leading to bachelor's degrees, which can be required for teaching or being employed by public health programs. Dental hygienist school programs usually offer class room and clinical study, and include such courses as:
  • Chemistry
  • Pathology
  • Nutrition
  • Clinical dental hygiene
  • Radiography
There are some dental hygiene programs that require a year of general college studies prior to entering their program.

Florida Dental Hygienist Schools and Florida's Licensure Requirements

The Florida Department of Health regulates the dental hygiene profession within the state and requires that anyone wishing to work as a dental hygienist be licensed. If you desire to take the licensing examinations, you must have graduated from an accredited dental hygiene program, and the examinations consist of a written section and a clinical portion. You must pass both parts to receive your Florida dental hygienist license.

Florida dental hygienist schools are familiar with both sections of the state licensing examination, and completing a school program within the state should give you an excellent opportunity to receive passing grades on the exams.

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