Editorial: Ice Cubes to Eskimos
Six years after celebrating the 100th anniversary of Oral Health’s launch, another reason to celebrate appeared on the horizon…2017 is Canada’s 150th birthday. As the … more
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Editorial: Complications & Communication
As I gathered the submissions to this month’s Oral Surgery issue, I could not help but notice that most of the papers submitted dealt with … more
Global Dental Imaging Market Embracing Upsurge from CBCT
Cone-beam computed tomography…rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it? Well, if not now, it soon will. At the recent IDS in Cologne, Germany, CBCT was prominent. … more
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Have we gone too far with rating our health care providers? I am an otherwise lovely middle-aged woman, who is going through menopause. What … more
Future of Dentistry
Oral Health’s editorial board members take a moment at this year’s Pacific Dental Conference to discuss the future of dentistry. From digital technology to medicinal … more
Editorial: Who Owns the Face?
Boy time flies! A year ago I was given the privilege of becoming the editor of the April Aesthetic issue of Oral Health. Taking over … more
Best Advice from Dr. Les Rykiss
Dr. Les Rykiss tells us his the best advice he’s been given and how it can directly impact your career in dentistry. Watch last week’s Best … more
Editorial: To Market, To Market to Buy That Next Thing….
“Old school mentalities – like dentistry is a profession, not a business OR doing good dentistry is your best marketing – still permeate. There hasn’t … more
At the Root: Best Advice From Some the Oral Health Editorial Advisory Board
Jordan Soll If you look up the word experience in the dictionary it says “see Mistakes.” Janice Goodman My dad gave me the … more
Editorial: Don’t Get Left Behind
The FDIC has a new definition of the term “oral health”; it “includes the ability to speak, smile, smell, taste, touch, chew, swallow and convey … more
Editorial: Doctor, Doctor… Teach Me, Teach Me
US-based The Pew Research Group has a special unit following oral healthcare. Recently, it released a blog on three issues facing Americans (yes, it translates … more
Editorial: The Stainless Steel Crown Revisited
Sixteen years ago, Titley and Farkouh (2001) published a paper in this journal entitled “The Stainless Steel Crown – An Underused Restoration in Paediatric Dentistry.” … more
‘Best Practices’ Introduction
‘Best Practices‘ is a weekly editorial video series exploring clinical dentistry and practice management. Look for advice and expertise on industry developments, office communication, digital … more
Heroic Dentistry – Courage or Folly?
Every day we come to the rescue of our patients by taking them out of pain, combating the results of an accident, reversing the ravages … more
The Rule of 3 “P”s
As a long time devout Christian, I have listened to many inspiring sermons by numerous Pastors over the years. One particular Pastor’s sermon style stands … more
Crystal-Balling the Future of Oral Health
Sometimes it takes a village, sometimes a marriage of powerful forces to produce something meaningful and that is the case with the recently-released custom collaboration … more
The Beauty – And Logic – Of Minimal-Prep Veneers
If you’ve ever seen vintage photography, you’ll notice an absence of toothy grins. Somber, tight-lipped portraits ruled the day well into the early 20th century. … more
The Time Of The Testimonial
Online reputation from testimonials are said to be more important now than the old gold standard, word of mouth. Affinity, authenticity, relevance, video leverage, testimonial … more