USD Dental Hygiene Students Help Save Some Cash

USD Dental Hygiene Students Help Save Some Cash

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Dental hygiene students at the University of South Dakota are trained to do everything a licensed Hygienist does, but as many community members are discovering going to these students can be quite a dental deal.

Students are preparing for the real world, and patient clinics are where they truly get to shine.

" They're super thorough, you have a student who wants to get a good grade so their working really hard so it's a job done right," says patient Christina Roberts.

 Since the economy has taken a hit, these students have noticed a boost in business.

Although sitting down with a student takes twice the amount of time as a trip to the dentist, the visit only sets you back 40 bucks, and it gives the students the experience they need.

 " No mouth is the same so every person that comes in and teaches us something new," said Dental Hygiene Student Samantha Hohn.

Students take the drivers seat, but there is always a dentist in the building along with instructors, like Carissa Regnerus,  ready to step in.

 " Just a standard of care just to have a tissue check by a licensed practitioner in case anyone has questions before they leave we wanna make sure we are the last one to look in their mouth."

 BOOK AN APPOINTMENT ON THEIR WEBSITE:

http://www.usd.edu/health-sciences/dental-hygiene/

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