
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.

Returning to Dental Hygiene Practice During Manitoba's
Phase Two of Restoring Safe Services
Effective June 1st, 2020
Returning to Dental Hygiene Practice During Manitoba's
Phase Two of Restoring Safe Services
Effective June 1st, 2020
Returning to Dental Hygiene Practice During Manitoba's
Phase Two of Restoring Safe Services
Effective June 1st, 2020
After review of available research related to COVID-19 and the risks specific to dental hygiene practice, the CDHM Council has determined effective June 1, 2020, as part of Manitoba's Phase Two of Restoring Services, dental hygienists may resume providing non-essential health services to the public by following the Interim Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Guidance Document. The most current revision of the ‘Return to Work’ IPC document is December 2, 2020, replacing the original May 26th, 2020 Guideline. The CDHM Council's strategy for returning to routine dental hygiene practice is designed to respect the safety and well-being of both the patients and the dental hygienist. See the IPC Guidance Document on the website, under the 'COVID-19/Communications to Registrants' tab.
After review of available research related to COVID-19 and the risks specific to dental hygiene practice, the CDHM Council has determined effective June 1, 2020, as part of Manitoba's Phase Two of Restoring Services, dental hygienists may resume providing non-essential health services to the public by following the Interim Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Guidance Document. The most current revision of the ‘Return to Work’ IPC document is December 2, 2020, replacing the original May 26th, 2020 Guideline. The CDHM Council's strategy for returning to routine dental hygiene practice is designed to respect the safety and well-being of both the patients and the dental hygienist. See the IPC Guidance Document on the website, under the 'COVID-19/Communications to Registrants' tab.
After review of available research related to COVID-19 and the risks specific to dental hygiene practice, the CDHM Council has determined effective June 1, 2020, as part of Manitoba's Phase Two of Restoring Services, dental hygienists may resume providing non-essential health services to the public by following the Interim Infection Prevention Control (IPC) Guidance Document. The most current revision of the ‘Return to Work’ IPC document is December 2, 2020, replacing the original May 26th, 2020 Guideline. The CDHM Council's strategy for returning to routine dental hygiene practice is designed to respect the safety and well-being of both the patients and the dental hygienist. See the IPC Guidance Document on the website, under the 'COVID-19/Communications to Registrants' tab.

and Good Health!