Cases of Oral Cancers Caused by HPV Rapidly Increasing
The proportion of oral cancers caused by the human papillomavirus has risen significantly in Canada, say researchers, who suggest the infection is now behind an … more
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Kulzer acquires exclusive rights to market ReLeaf™ and LinguaGuard™ products
Kulzer announced today that it has acquired the rights to become the exclusive marketer of Innovative Dental Technologies’ ReLeaf and LinguaGuard product lines. The products will be … more
Children at Risk?: One Dentist’s Thoughts
On July 9th, the show Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly aired a piece called “Children at Risk? Kids and Sedation at the Dentist’s Office” that … more
Risk Factors in Implant Dentistry: “Patient Local Related” Risk Factors
Introduction This article is the third in a series for Oral Health magazine (August issues) that highlights the discipline of Implant Dentistry. The first article … more
Editorial: Remembering Greatness
Dr. Carl Misch was a friend of our family whom I would best describe as a passionate man – both in his personal and professional … more
Predicting The Transition Line Of An Immediate Complete Maxillary Implant Prosthesis
Introduction Complete maxillary implant rehabilitation presents great challenges in achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes. The aesthetic component of the rehabilitation can often be unpredictable and not … more
Keys to Predictable Socket Grafting: Part 2
The last article discussed the first five keys to bone grafting. The keys to bone grafting are local factors that affect the prognosis of the … more
The Economics of Dental Aesthetics
The Past When it became possible to bond tooth colored restorative materials to enamel in the early 1980’s, dental practice, as we know it was … more
Full Arch Immediate Fixed Implant Rehabilitation: A Case Demonstration
The Quality of Life studies in the scientific literature highlighted the compromises with conventional removable prosthesis versus benefits of implant retained removable or fixed prosthesis. … more
The Effect of Cognitive Bias on Evidence-Based Decision-Making in Clinical Dentistry
What we don’t know we believe That is the difference between a decision that is based on knowledge and evidence, and one that is not. … more
CBCT In Treatment Planning Of External Cervical Resorption: A Case Series
Resorption of tooth structure happens in primary and permanent dentitions. Physiologic tooth resorption involves primary teeth, preceding their shedding. In permanent dentition, tooth resorption is … more
Common Gum Infections Linked to Many Cancers in Women
Older women with gum infections are more likely to get many common cancers than their peers who have perfect oral health, a recent study suggests. … more
Your Patients’ Mouth Could Signal Abuse, Neglect
Could the bitemarks, swollen lips or severely decayed teeth in your patient be related to child abuse or neglect? A clinical report from the Academy … more
New Soft Chews Product Shown to Protect Children’s Enamel
Ortek Therapeutics, Inc. announced today that new data shows the effects of a novel sugar free chocolate soft chew in helping maintain enamel health in … more
Good Oral Health Seen as Important Factor in Improving Seniors’ Lives
Recognizing oral health as an essential element of healthy aging, The Gerontological Society of America has released a new white paper — “Interprofessional Solutions for Improving Oral Health … more
Klausz Dental Laboratories Celebrates 50 Years
Klausz Dental Laboratories has been proudly serving the Ontario dental community for half a century! From our family’s humble beginnings of fabricating gold crowns with … more
On1™: A New Concept in Tissue-Level Treatment
The role of soft tissue maintenance in supporting successful outcomes for dental implant treatment should not be underestimated. Not only does healthy, well-adhered soft tissue … more
Oral Health Looks Back at 150 Years of History
Scroll through the dates, starting in 1867, to see the innovations and events that have led Canada and dentistry to where we are in 2017.
2017 is Truly the Year to Celebrate 150 Years
On July 1, 2017 Canada celebrated its 150 years of Confederation. The early struggles to bring our vast country together was indeed a wonderful achievement. … more
Natural Adjunct to Post-Operative Management After Third Molar Surgery
Removal of wisdom teeth is one of the most common procedures performed in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The most common postoperative complications of impacted lower … more