The traditional Indigenous practice of beadwork can be used to positively impact peoples' mental, emotional, physical and spiritual healing. Participants will learn about the holistic healing advantages of beading, from an Ininiw Iskwew (Cree Woman) perspective, practicing the craft on an individual basis as well as my experiences teaching it to groups of all ages. […]
Join us for an engaging and comprehensive course designed for dental hygienists keen to elevate their treatment practices and enhance patient outcomes. This course delves into advanced in-office periodontal treatments and the importance of recommending tailored home care products to optimize patient health. REGISTER HERE Course Description Join us for an engaging and practical course […]
Presented by: BCDHA & NNPBC Guest Speaker: Dan Levitt, B.C. Seniors Advocate. Ageism is a widespread yet often overlooked barrier to health and well-being for older adults in British Columbia. In this special Seniors Day 2025 edition of the BCDHA-NNPBC webinar series, we are honoured to welcome B.C.’s Seniors Advocate, Dan Levitt, to lead an […]
This course aims to equip oral health professionals with the knowledge and tools to optimize patient education, improve documentation, strengthen team workflow, boost practice marketing, and enhance clinical efficiency through the use of high-definition video, imaging technology, and ergonomic innovations. Participants will learn how to leverage cutting-edge tools to improve case acceptance, legal compliance, patient […]
Join us for an online Fireside Chat where we’ll walk through the proposed bylaw changes from the BC College of Oral Health Professionals (BCCOHP) and discuss what they mean for dental hygienists. This is your chance to hear the latest updates, share your perspective, and help shape BCDHA’s feedback to the College. *Registration for this […]
Event Description & Objectives Course Description: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already transforming oral health practice, from radiograph interpretation to automated charting, insurance claims, and patient engagement. While these tools offer exciting opportunities to improve efficiency and care, they also introduce new challenges around privacy, data security, and cybercrime. Dental AI 101: Embracing Innovation, Protecting Privacy […]
According to Statistics Canada, more individuals than ever before are living with a disability, many of which are not visible. In fact, the number of Canadians living with a disability rose significantly in 2022 to 1 in 3 from 1 in 5 in 2017. Join Carol Yakiwchuk for this interactive webinar designed to empower oral […]
Join us for an online Fireside Chat to continue the discussion on the proposed bylaw changes from the BC College of Oral Health Professionals (BCCOHP) and discuss what they mean for dental hygienists. This is your chance to hear the latest updates, share your perspective, and help shape BCDHA’s feedback to the College. Registration for […]
BCDHA will be at the Thompson Okanagan Dental Society (TODS) Conference in Kelowna, and we invite you to join us for our luncheon meeting. This session is a chance to connect with colleagues and hear firsthand how your membership makes a difference. We’ll share updates on how BCDHA is working for you and for the profession—through […]
OVERVIEW Oral disease is not limited to resource-poor regions; it is alarmingly prevalent even in affluent societies. Now, more than ever, the role of oral health providers is paramount due to global trends and the concerning rise in oral cancer rates. As guardians of oral wellness, these professionals possess the power to detect pre-cancerous or […]
Are you ready to elevate your clinical practice and patient outcomes with probiotics? Although traditional methods of mechanical debridement for treating gingivitis and periodontal disease are considered the gold standard, there are limitations that we face as clinicians in helping our patients achieve their oral health goals. This course explores the shared and distinct microbial […]
The BCDHA is governed by a Board of Directors whose nine members are selected through a regional election process administered by BCDHA. Through consultation with members, the Board determines the goals and direction for the Association. The BCDHA is a non-profit society and a constituent member of the Canadian Dental Hygienists’ Association (CDHA).
