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The Highest-Paying Cities for Dental Hygienists in 2026
If you’re looking to take your dental hygiene career to the next level in 2026, where you work matters more than ever. While the national median salary for dental hygienists is $94,260, the cities on our list are paying 30% to 43% above that number. Whether you’re a new grad ready...
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Must Haves for Dental Hygienists in 2026
Dental hygienists are the ones who keep dentistry running. You keep schedules on track, patients comfortable, and practices moving forward. As standards continue to evolve and new tools hit the market every year, having the right essentials makes a real difference in how your day feels and how long your...
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Tax Deductions Every GoTu Dental Professional Should Know
Working shifts through GoTu means you’re in charge of your schedule and your taxes. As a 1099 contractor, you’re eligible for a variety of tax deductions that traditional employees might not access. These deductions can reduce your taxable income and help you keep more of what you earn. Below is...
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Ways to Increase Your Dental Hygienist Salary
Dental hygienists are essential to modern patient care, and as demand for preventive dentistry continues to grow, so does the opportunity to increase your earning potential. Whether you’re looking to boost your hourly rate, find higher-paying roles, or open doors to new career pathways, there are practical steps you can...
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How to Become a Dental Hygienist: Complete Career Guide
A dental hygienist is a licensed oral health professional who plays a vital role in preventive dental care. Their responsibilities include teeth cleaning, oral health assessments, dental X-rays, fluoride treatments, sealants, and patient education on proper oral hygiene practices. Dental hygienists also document patient care and work closely with dentists...
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Moving States as a Dental Hygienist: What You Need to Know
Are you a dental hygienist considering relocating to a new state? Whether you’re seeking better career opportunities, higher salaries, or simply a change of scenery, moving as a healthcare professional requires planning and understanding of state-specific requirements. This comprehensive blog covers everything you need to know about dental hygienist license...
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Celebrating National Dental Hygiene Month 2025
October isn’t just about pumpkin spice and Halloween candy, it’s National Dental Hygiene Month! This annual observance shines a spotlight on the importance of oral health and the dedicated professionals who help keep our smiles healthy year-round. What Is National Dental Hygiene Month? National Dental Hygiene Month has been celebrated...
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Essential Hand and Wrist Stretches for Dental Professionals
Working as a dental professional puts significant strain on your hands and wrists. From scaling movements to maintaining steady grips on instruments for hours, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and dentists face ergonomic challenges that can lead to repetitive strain injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, and chronic pain. The physical demands of...
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Dental Hygienist Career Guide: Salary and Growth
The Bureau of Labor Statistics just dropped its 2024 dental hygienist report, and we’ve pulled out the highlights you actually care about. Whether you’re thinking about becoming a dental hygienist or checking if your paycheck stacks up to the national average, this breakdown gives you the numbers that matter most....
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Traveling Dental Hygienist Jobs: Pay, Perks, and Flexibility
If you’ve ever dreamed of combining your love for dentistry with a career that lets you see new places and build your own schedule, becoming a traveling dental hygienist might be the perfect fit. Hygienists are discovering that temporary roles and contract work can open doors to new opportunities, higher...
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Best Scrubs for Dental Hygienists
When patients walk into a dental office, they notice two things right away: the warm smile that greets them and the professional appearance of the team. For dental hygienists, scrubs are more than just a uniform. They’re a daily necessity that must balance comfort, function, and style. If you’ve ever...
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Best Shoes for Dental Assistants and Hygienists
Whether you’re busy assisting on a molar extraction or doing a full day of cleanings, one thing for certain: you need shoes that can keep up with you. Dental professionals spend 8-12 hours on their feet, and the wrong pair of shoes can turn a productive day into a painful...
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