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April 16, 2008
The spring issue of the Journal of Dental Hygiene is now available! Spring 2008 Vol. 82 No. 2 Editorial Upfront Book Reviews Linking Research to Clinical Practice Research Articles Effects of Stannous Fluoride-Impregnated Dental
Floss on in vivo Salivary Fluoride Levels Survey of Oral Health Practices among Adults in
a North Carolina Hispanic Population Short Reports Moving Research Knowledge into Dental Hygiene Practice Advanced Caries in a Patient with a History of
Bariatric Surgery To access the Journal, go to www.adha.org and click on the members link. Your login is your member number and the password is the first three letters of your last name followed by your member number. Once logged in to the Members section, click on the member resources link (left column), which will take you to a page with several links. Clicking on the Access the Journal link will take you to a page with all the available issues listed. After selecting an issue and article, scroll down to the bottom of the page and select the viewing format--html or pdf (beige-colored boxes). For help accessing the Journal please contact Katie Barge at KatieB@adha.net.
Make your professional publication interactive Every dental hygienist has a unique viewpoint, a technique to share, a story to tell. Access magazine is committed to keeping ADHA's brand promise to provide an association built around YOU. If you'd like us to include your insights, let us know. Do you use or recommend mouth rinses that you select for your patients based on their individual oral health conditions? Do you have any observations, recommendations or success stories to share with your peers? If so, Access might like to interview you! Please email JeanM@ADHA.net and title your email message Mouth Rinses. How does your office coordinate care with other health professions? Do you as a dental hygienist play a role in facilitating communication between your office and your patient's dental specialist, primary care physician or other health provider? If you have insight, advice, or a story to share, please email JeanM@ADHA.net and you may be contacted for an interview for Access magazine. Please put Coordinating Care in the subject line. ADHA's brand is approaching its first anniversary, and Access is planning a special feature to celebrate. If you are an ADHA member, please tell us how membership has enhanced your professional life. Send an email message to JeanM@ADHA.net and put Membership Stories in the subject line. Depending on the number of responses and topic areas covered, we may contact you for an interview. There are many types of meditation, based on philosophies old and new. Access wants to know what type of meditation you practice, what led you to your decision to begin meditating and how your professional life has changed as a result. Email JeanM@ADHA.net and put Meditation in the subject line. Your message will be considered by Access editorial staff and you may be contacted for an interview. Some of the hottest oral health innovations right now involve the technology used to detect oral cancer. Do you work in a practice that goes beyond the traditional head-and-neck examination to incorporate high-tech oral cancer detection? Access might like to interview you about the type of product(s) you use, what it takes to learn to use them effectively, how patients react to them, and any other observations you have to share with Access readers. Email JeanM@ADHA.net and title your email Oral Cancer Detection. Access’ “Infection Control” column premiered in the August 2006 issue with an article on avian influenza by Louis DePaola, DDS. Since then, he and coauthor Jacquelyn L. Fried, RDH, MS, have written columns on face masks, handwashing and microbial resistance. What other infection control topics would you like to see covered in this column? Do you have any questions about infection control that you would like our experts to address? Let us know by emailing JeanM@adha.net, and title your email message Infection Control Inquiries. As a reminder, previous columns appeared in Access in August 2006; May-June and November 2007; and March 2008.
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