CHARMKING Compression Socks 15-20 mmHg(paid link)
Helps tired legs after hours on their feet
Hours of awkward positions with patients leave legs heavy, and compression socks help afterward.
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Practical things for the job and the workday.
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Helps tired legs after hours on their feet
Hours of awkward positions with patients leave legs heavy, and compression socks help afterward.
Stock photoGloves and constant washing dry out skin
Gloves and constant handwashing dry out hands, so cream gets used between patients.
Stock photoFor recovery after a long day leaning over patients
After hours leaning over patients, a roller can loosen up the back.
A treat for tired feet after the shift
Feet ache after a day in the operatory, so a hygienist rests them at home.
Extra support inside shoes they already like
Clinic shoes take hours of standing, so insoles add support to a pair already liked.
Warmth for a neck that has been bent all day
Bending over patients all day tightens the neck, and warmth on it helps.
Dental hygienists work leaning over patients all day, so their hands, neck, back and feet take the strain. The best gear is for recovery and comfort, not for the chair itself.
About our picks: We picked foot, hand and back comfort items, because those are the things hygienists tell each other they wish they had more of. We skipped anything clinical, like loupes or instruments, since they choose those very carefully.
Gift tip: Skip teeth puns and candy. Hand care and comfort items for after the shift are the safer choice. Buying for a coworker? See coworker gift ideas or Secret Santa ideas.
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Easy to sip between patients, with a lid
A hygienist can sip water between patients, and a lid keeps it from spilling.
Small tools for knots in the back and shoulders
Knots form in the shoulders from leaning over patients, and these work them out.
A quiet way to unwind at the end of a busy week
At the end of a busy week, a hygienist can write down their thoughts.
Small, useful, and always welcome in a work bag
Masks dry out lips, so a hygienist keeps balm in the pocket.
A small thing that gets used between patients
Talking all day dries the mouth, so mints or gum stay close by.
Big enough for lunch, a jacket and shoes
Lunch, a jacket and clinic shoes all fit in one sturdy tote.
Read next: What a dental hygienist actually needs, a plain guide to what to buy and what to skip.
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