Being Bio-Logical w/ Amanda Cole Hill

Barbara Tritz

· October 9, 2021 ·

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Hello Readers! You also get to be listeners today! This is all about being bio-logical, my favorite things to talk about in my dental health world.

Please enjoy this interview with Amanda Cole Hill as part of her podcast series “Top Five” on the Tale of Two Hygiensts. Click on the highlighted blue and hear my personal top five.

Lacey Walker, Barbara Tritz and Amanda Cole Hill- My new besties!

Top 5 ways to think biological with Barbara Tritz, RDH, BS, MSB – (ataleoftwohygienists.com)

Life has been wonderfully crazy busy with lots of presentations and interviews for this biological dental hygienist. Trying to spread the word on how to have a healthy mouth and body (and it doesn’t include the floss lecture). Stay tuned as I get things caught up and get back to writing again. I miss connecting with all of you.

Warmly,

Barbara

Hello, I'm Barbara Tritz

Unveiling the Stories Behind Dental Hygiene

Loving science, especially biology, from an early age, Barbara is a registered dental hygienist, certified biological hygienist, and orofacial myofunctional therapist. In 2019, she received the Hu-Friedy/ADHA Master Clinician Award from the American Dental Hygienist Association.

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