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Scaling the Truth with Alicia

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Last episode 21 August 2026. Still going.

Hosted by Alicia

Scaling the Truth with Alicia is a podcast created by a hygienist, for hygienists. Each episode dives into the real conversations shaping dental hygiene today. From honest discussions about burnout and boundaries to transparent product opinions and stories that are funny, frustrating, and painfully relatable, this podcast is about elevating the profession without sugarcoating the truth. Featuring a recurring segment, Hygiene Unfiltered, listeners can expect candid conversations, real opinions, and voices from hygienists across the profession.

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Episodes

14 episodes in the feed on 24 August 2026.

  1. —Before You Say Yes: The Dental Hygienist’s Guide to Interviewing an Office — Part 121 August 2026 · 21:10
  2. —The Smart Temp Hygienist: Building a Flexible, Financially Sound Career7 August 2026 · 45:57
  3. —W-2 vs. 1099: The Financial Reality Every Dental Hygienist Needs to Understand | Part 224 July 2026 · 41:39
  4. —The 1099 Myth: Why Tennessee Dental Hygienists Should Think Twice11 July 2026 · 44:40
  5. —Why Continuing Education & Networking Matter More Than Ever in Dental Hygiene26 June 2026 · 26:47
  6. —Dry Mouth, Burning Tongue & Being Dismissed: The Oral Health Side of Perimenopause and Menopause12 June 2026 · 15:48
  7. —“I Hate the Dentist”: Turning Anxiety Into Trust in the Hygiene Chair29 May 2026 · 23:21
  8. —The Doctorate Debate: Is Dental Hygiene Ready for an Entry-Level Doctorate?16 May 2026 · 21:28
  9. —The Oral Preventive Assistant Model: Access, Efficiency… or a Turning Point for Dental Hygiene?8 May 2026 · 27:12
  10. —“Fluoride, Fear, and the Future of Prevention: A Real Conversation We Need to Have”18 April 2026 · 22:05
  11. —Advocacy, Voice, and the Future of Dental Hygiene3 April 2026 · 17:36
  12. —Dental Hygienist Burnout Recovery: Rebuilding Your Career Without Guilt or Pressure20 March 2026 · 25:40
  13. —Burnout isn't a Personal Failure6 March 2026 · 18:56
  14. —Why we need to Scale the Truth20 February 2026 · 13:22

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