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Personify Group Names Michelle Strange to Advisory Board

Dental hygienist will contribute perspectives on infection prevention, clinical workflow and commercialization strategy.

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  • News Staff

  • September 2, 2026

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Objective:

To announce the appointment of Michelle Strange to the Advisory Board of Personify Group as an independent dental hygiene and infection prevention advisor.

Approach:
  • Role and Experience: Michelle Strange brings over 25 years of experience in clinical dental hygiene, infection control, education, public health, mobile dentistry, long-term care, and independent practice ownership.
  • Advisory Contributions: In her advisory role, Strange will provide insights on dental hygiene, infection control, clinical workflow, professional education, and emerging trends in the hygiene profession.
  • Industry Perspective: Strange's clinical, educational, and entrepreneurial background will help Personify Group understand the practical implications of new products and technologies in dental hygiene.
Key Findings:
  • Strange owns SmileLogic, an independent dental hygiene practice in Colorado.
  • She founded MichelleStrangeRDH.com and Level Up Infection Prevention, focusing on education and compliance.
  • Strange has published a book titled 'Independent by Design: A Dental Hygienist’s Journey to Practice Ownership'.
Interpretation:

Strange's appointment is expected to enhance Personify Group's understanding of the dental hygiene field and improve the adoption of innovations.

Conclusion:

Strange's diverse expertise is anticipated to strengthen the strategies developed by Personify Group for their clients.

Original Source(s)

Personify Group Names Michelle Strange to Advisory Board

  • by News Staff

  • September 2, 2026

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