Regulating dental hygiene practice, ensuring competent and ethical provision of care for all Manitobans.
The vision of the College of Dental Hygienists of Manitoba is to contribute to the growth of the dental hygiene profession in Manitoba by advancing the profession including increased access to dental hygiene care.
of Manitoba
Working to increase Manitoba's access to comprehensive oral health services provided by dental hygienists working in urban, rural and primary healthcare.
Working to increase Manitoba's access to comprehensive oral health services provided by dental hygienists working in urban, rural and primary healthcare.
Working to increase Manitoba's access to comprehensive oral health services provided by dental hygienists working in urban, rural and primary healthcare.
Working to increase Manitoba's access to comprehensive oral health services provided by dental hygienists working in urban, rural and primary healthcare.
Working to increase Manitoba's access to comprehensive oral health services provided by dental hygienists working in urban, rural and primary healthcare.
CDHM is located on the original lands of the Indigenous peoples of Manitoba, which includes the Anishinaabeg, Dakota Oyate, Inninewak, Anishinini, Dene, and Inuit and the homeland of the Red River Metis nation. We acknowledge that Winnipeg receives its drinking water from Shoal Lake 40. We recognize Treaties 1-6 & 10 that created relationships between Treaty partners and that the agreements they made were intended to be mutually beneficial. We are committed to collaborating with Indigenous communities in the shared spirit of truth telling for the healing and inclusion of all who share the land.
CDHM is located on the original lands of the Indigenous peoples of Manitoba, which includes the Anishinaabeg, Dakota Oyate, Inninewak, Anishinini, Dene, and Inuit and the homeland of the Red River Metis nation. We acknowledge that Winnipeg receives its drinking water from Shoal Lake 40. We recognize Treaties 1-6 & 10 that created relationships between Treaty partners and that the agreements they made were intended to be mutually beneficial. We are committed to collaborating with Indigenous communities in the shared spirit of truth telling for the healing and inclusion of all who share the land.
Land Acknowledgement
Land Acknowledgement