The Canadian Section of the International College of Dentists inducted 50 new Fellows in Charlottetown, PEI. Class of 2018 Front Row: (L-R) Elizabeth Johnson-Lee, Pennie Thornton, Louise Hill, David Cornell, Todd Plexman, Heather Torrie, Surham Alexander, Kelly Manning, Michelle Zwicker, Kellyann Knickle, Emel Arat, Melissa Milligan, John Bozek, David Brown, Shervin Abbaszadeh, Daniel Hwang, Christopher […]
Dr. Bob Wood, oral radiologist and forensic dentist at Princess Margaret Cancer Center, joins Dr. John O’Keefe in the second episode of a series of video presentations that help clinicians to systematically review and interpret their radiographs. Using real clinical cases, Dr. Wood points out the required steps to get to an accurate interpretation that […]
Based on the summary of a complaint scenario published on the College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia’s website, Dr. Michael Racich joined Dr. John O’Keefe in this conversation about the role of informed consent in clinical practice and how it may cause regulatory problems for dentists. How should dentists communicate with their patients about […]
Top News If you have been affected by the tornados in Ottawa and Gatineau – CDSPI ADA releases evidence-based clinical guideline on nonrestorative treatments for caries Research study finds sweet flavors in e-cigarette liquids may increase risk of dental cavities New findings on chronic pain syndrome in the mouth The ADA&C’s Start School Smiling program […]
We are pleased to introduce you to Dr. Daniel Daniel, dental surgeon from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Dr. Daniel will share two decades of clinical experience in a series of hands-on videos on various clinical topics, dentures, cosmetic dentistry, and consultations. In this first video, Dr. Daniel welcomes you to the series and describes what he […]
Dr. Philippe Pierre Hujoel sat with me to talk about a systematic review he recently co authored. Theories on dental caries are proliferant and some of them refute the evidence that fluoride might play a role in preventing cavities and dental caries. The systematic review that we are sharing with you today asks a very […]
Top News Dentists prescribing too many antibiotics, says BCCDC U.S. Senate passes opioids package From emotional dentistry to blockchain: emerging trends in dentistry to look out for Canadian dentistry news Nunavut expands its oral health program for children. nunatsiaq.com: Kids up to Grade 7 now eligible for more preventive dental care. Read more Province needs […]
It’s the first of its kind exam to be administered to Oral and Maxillofacial residents at the University of Toronto. We invited Dr. Marco Caminiti, Assistant Professor and Director of the Graduate Specialty Program in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Toronto to tell us about how the idea of the exam started […]