CE that actually changes you.
Interactive, case-based continuing education for dental hygienists. You work through real patient cases, make the calls, and finish more motivated than when you started.
Founding subscribers lock in 30% off premium courses at launch, plus first word the day CE credit lands.
"Most CE just needs you to stay awake. We ask what you'd do next."
The House of Hygiene is a different kind of continuing education. It puts you in the room with a real patient and lets you make the calls, the way you actually practice.
Every course is built around a clinical case study. You read the chart, review the findings, and work through the decision the way you do in real life, instead of memorizing slides you will forget by Thursday.
We're launching with an interactive, case-based library built with real hygienists. Your voice shapes what comes next.
Every course centers on a real clinical scenario, the kind you actually see in the chair. No hypotheticals. No filler.
Self-paced modules built for your schedule. Learn without clearing your whole weekend.
Every case is written by a working hygienist, not a textbook author. The scenarios, the patient resistance, the clinical nuance: it's all drawn from the chair.
The curriculum is shaped by real hygienists. Your ideas become courses. Your name goes on them.
"I didn't want to just check the box.
I wanted to actually grow."
I graduated from Idaho State University in 2022, worked a year in Idaho, then moved to Colorado Springs. A stint at a private practice in Monument, then a leap I didn't fully plan for: public health.
That leap changed things. Working at Peak Vista Community Health Centers pushed my clinical skills harder than private practice ever did. It also introduced me to something I hadn't expected: medical-dental integration. The idea that oral health is inseparable from whole-body health, and that hygienists are uniquely positioned to be part of that conversation. I'm genuinely obsessed with it.
But somewhere between the scaling and the charting and the rinse-and-repeat of daily clinic, I felt the thing a lot of hygienists feel: the wheel of predictability. I didn't want to just log hours. I wanted to learn, to research, to build something. I want to teach at a university someday. This is how I'm starting.
So I built the CE I was looking for. The kind that respects the clinician taking it. Not a slideshow. Not a 90-minute webinar on a Tuesday night. A real patient encounter, the kind that makes you think, built for hygienists who are tired of reading and forgetting, and who still care enough to want more from their career than a renewal checkbox.
This is for you. It's also for me.
Start with four free, interactive cases, or go deeper with our two-part premium courses. Every course is evidence-based and self-paced.
Real clinical scenarios you can finish in about 45 minutes each. No cost, no catch.
Two-part cases on complex, medically involved patients, with roughly double the clinical depth.
A note on credit: all House of Hygiene courses are currently offered for professional development and self-study. We are in contact with CODHA to pursue CE accreditation for Colorado dental hygienists; credit status will be confirmed in writing before any accredited offering. Read the full disclosure →
A live, interactive case workshop, approximately three contact hours, on the patients who make an appointment complicated: dense medical histories, polypharmacy, the oral-systemic connection, and in-office emergencies. Real-time decisions, live polls, and an on-screen emergency simulation.
Interactive, instructor-led, and built around two complex patients from greeting to maintenance. Offered for professional development; accreditation pending.
Get Notified When Dates Open →One-page references for every course. Bring them to clinic, share them with your team, or keep them handy during patient conversations.
Mechanism, varnish protocol, pineal gland & IQ talking points, informed refusal language.
View & Print →Prodrome recognition, the management sequence, EMS criteria, differentiation, and prevention.
View & Print →MDAS scoring, SSRI oral health effects, Tell-Show-Do, stop signal, documentation language.
View & Print →Risk factors, the systematic head & neck exam, suspicious-lesion features, the two-week rule, and referral.
View & Print →The two-way street, HbA1c thresholds, 2017 staging & grading with modifiers, and co-management.
View & Print →PABCD, the emergency kit, and the right first move for each emergency, from hypoglycemia to anaphylaxis.
View & Print →Tell us what CE you wish existed. The best ideas get built, and we credit the hygienists who ask for them.
What clinical scenario do you wish someone had turned into a course? The best ideas get built, and contributors get credit.