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Because autologous cell therapy involves the use of a patient’s own cells, it can lead to assumptions that these therapies present minimal to no risk to recipients or that they would not be subject to the regulatory oversight given to drugs or other treatments. Some physicians may assume that autologous cell therapies are not governed […]
This study was published in the Journal of the American Dental Association in October 2018. This is a summary of its findings. Kelli Stein, Julie Farmer, Sonica Singhal, Fawziah Marra, Susan Sutherland, Carlos Quiñonez, The use and misuse of antibiotics in dentistry: A scoping review, The Journal of the American Dental Association, Volume 149, Issue […]
A common food additive called titanium dioxide (TiO2) is what often gives toothpaste and gum their pure white look. Found in many processed foods and personal care items, TiO2’s impact on gut microbiota composition and function may also be harmful. What is Titanium Dioxide? A nanoparticle food additive used in food and personal care products. Typically […]
In late June 2019, the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO) highlighted a rare case of anaphylactic reaction to MI Toothpaste that caused the death of a young girl. Although extremely rare, the incident has heightened public awareness. In response, the RCDSO released information about food allergies and their link to dental care in […]
Today we’re sharing tips to help dentists avoid back pain and injuries in this crosspost from CDSPI, Canada’s longest serving not-for-profit providing dentists with expert advice and insurance and investment solutions. Hours spent each day leaning over patients can take an excessive toll on a dentist’s back. You can reduce your risk of back injury substantially by following […]
At a meeting held in May 2019, the RCDSO Council approved changes to College by-laws that will make administering minimal sedation more flexible for dentists going forward. In June 2019, the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO) released information about what changes have been made in their Dispatch News. In this crosspost, we’re […]