Dr. Mike Racich is a general dentist in Vancouver, British Columbia, and a graduate of UBC Dental School with more than 30-years’ experience. Since the late 1990’s, Dr. Racich has been mentoring his dental colleagues and does so currently via didactic and clinical study clubs, coaching, consultation, proprietary programs, and lecturing. He has also written […]
These days, cyber threats are all around us. This means dental practices must protect patient information and themselves with meaningful cyber security tools and practices. But it’s difficult to know what measures are best. Today, we’re releasing part one of our a three-part with the Canadian Dental Association’s Manager of Information Technologies, Dean Smith. A […]
Throughout 2018 and into 2019, Statistics Canada is conducting quarterly, National Cannabis Surveys. Results reflect the cannabis use, purchase preference information, and more about medical and non-medical cannabis use among Canadians aged 15 and older. Last week, results of the Q4 survey administered in each province from mid-November to mid-December of 2018 were released to […]
The Pacific Dental Conference is just around the corner and selected conference speakers like Periodontist Dr. Preety Desai are busy preparing their talks. Today, Dr. Desai sat down with us to provide an overview of her upcoming talk about dental implants, their popularity, and most importantly identifying and managing peri-implantitis. Dr. Preety Desai has been […]
The Pacific Dental Conference 2019 is around the corner and we at CDA Oasis have promised to bring you highlights of the speakers and their sessions, in order to inform you about the conference. Dr. Angela Mulrooney joined Dr. John O’Keefe to present key pointers for a successful dental practice. She also spoke about her […]
Dr. Mike Racich is a general dentist in Vancouver, British Columbia, and a graduate of UBC Dental School with more than 30-years’ experience. Since the late 1990’s, Dr. Racich has been mentoring his dental colleagues and does so currently via didactic and clinical study clubs, coaching, consultation, proprietary programs, and lecturing. He has also written […]
In 2017, the Canadian Dental Association reported that 32% of Canadians have no dental insurance. What’s more, researchers found that individuals from lower-income families had worse oral health and suffered from untreated disease more often. Overall, the high costs of dental treatments and preventative care means uninsured Canadians visited the dentist less often, delayed visits, and were […]