What's The Risk Of Getting COVID-19 Working As A Dental Hygienist?

The video addresses concerns of a dental hygienist about the risks of returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts classify the risk as medium and emphasize the importance of implementing safety measures in dental offices. They recommend consulting local government guidelines and learning proper PPE usage, such as N95 masks, to minimize contamination. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to seek expert advice and follow public health recommendations.

What is the main concern of Andrea, the dental hygienist?

• The cost of dental supplies

• The risk of contracting COVID-19

• The number of patients per day

• The duration of cleaning appointments

What is the risk level of returning to work as a dental hygienist during the pandemic?

• Low risk

• Medium risk

• High risk

• No risk

What should dental offices implement to reduce risks for hygienists?

• Provide free dental supplies

• Increase patient appointments

• Reduce working hours

• Implement safety precautions

What is recommended for dental hygienists to learn to minimize contamination?

• How to schedule appointments

• How to clean dental tools

• How to properly use N95 masks

• How to manage patient records

Who should dental hygienists consult for feasible safety recommendations?

• Online forums

• Their colleagues

• Local state government and public health department

• Their family doctor