Whitney DiFoggio, MA, RDH
Whitney DiFoggio, MA, RDH
Whitney DiFoggio, MA, RDH
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Author
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Dental Hygienist
Expertise
Consumer Dental Health, Patient Education, Health Communication
Education
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Arizona State University
University of Illinois Chicago

Currently using:

Philips Sonicare DiamondClean

Philips Sonicare DiamondClean

Burst Sonic Electric

Burst Sonic Electric

Highlights

  • Award of Distinction (Issued by Sunstar & RDH Magazine) - July 2021
  • Heart to Hands Award (Issued by Philips & RDH Magazine) - June 2019
  • Instrumentation Excellence Award (Issued by Nordent Manufacturing Inc.) - May 2015

Education

-Eastern Virginia Medical School (Doctor of Health Science). Expected graduation: May 2028 -Arizona State University (Master of Arts, Communication). 2024 -Prairie State College (Associate of Applied Sciences, Dental Hygiene). 2015 -University of Illinois Chicago (Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences). 2013

Experience

-Registered Dental Hygienist (2015-present) -American Dental Hygiene Association (2015-present) -Oral Health Educator: National Children's Oral Health Foundation (2017-present) -Certified Peer Educator: BACCUS Network

About Teeth Talk

TeethTalkGirl.com was created by a passionate dental hygienist, Whitney DiFoggio, MA, RDH.  Whitney’s journey of spreading dental health awareness began on the YouTube platform — where she continues to create educational videos for the public. 

Dentistry is not a one-size-fits-all!  From discovering the best dental floss to understanding dental treatment options, our goal is to provide you with information to take an active role in your oral health. Learn more about us!

Recent articles from Whitney DiFoggio, MA, RDH
Wait, are Gummy Vitamins a Good or Bad Idea?

Wait, are Gummy Vitamins a Good or Bad Idea?

Gummy vitamins have a sticky texture and cavity risks that aren’t worth it if you’re already prone to a high risk of tooth decay.
How Much Does a Fillings Cost With & Without Insurance

How Much Does a Fillings Cost With & Without Insurance

The average cost of a dental filling without insurance will vary between $200 to $600 for a filling but can cost up to $4,500 depending on your situation.
Smoking and Vaping Destroys Your Teeth & Gums

Smoking and Vaping Destroys Your Teeth & Gums

Smoking & vaping dries out your mouth and reduces blood flow to your gums. As a result from smoking & vaping, your gum tissues can’t fight off plaque bacteria.
How To Understand Your Dentist (Dental Terminology)

How To Understand Your Dentist (Dental Terminology)

By using specific dental vocabulary - it helps dental professionals to more accurately communicate exactly what they see in your mouth.