Glasgow Dentists ‘Fighting Back’ Against Oral Health Crisis in City Children
Glasgow dentists are to hold out-of-hours clinics to help stem the growing oral health emergency among children. Hundreds of children will be treated by dentists … more
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Research: Understanding the Correlation Between HIV and Oral Health
With a passion for public health dentistry, Dr. Abbas Jessani aims to improve the oral health of underserved populations. In his latest research, Jessani, Assistant … more
How Much Do I Need to Retire?
Dentists want to know their Financial Independence Target (FIT#TM) ‘How much do I need to retire?’ is a common question we are frequently asked at … more
Weekly Wisdom: Obtaining an Accurate Dental Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
In this episode of Weekly Wisdom, Dr. Mark Lin reveals how dental clinicians can provide accurate treatment options. Subscribe to Oral Health’s … more
Drill-free Fillings? Researcher Says Antimicrobial Resin Could Lead to ‘More Positive’ Patient Experience
Hetal Desai’s PhD research project will be welcome news to those who dislike having cavities filled. The second-year PhD student in the University of Toronto’s Faculty of … more
An Idiot’s Guide to Occlusion
Dawson has 5 requirements for occlusal stability. The first is that there are stable contacts on all teeth of equal intensity in centric relation. So … more
Client Experience in Oral Healthcare is the Doorway into Better Wellness
By occupation a dental hygienist, I see myself as the natural link between healthcare in its traditional understanding, and the ever-expanding sector – or industry … more
Viewpoint: The Most Common Error I Observe When Discussing the Management of Acute Stroke
I have the privilege of working with the dental students at the University of Toronto. One of my responsibilities is to discuss with them the … more
Oral Health Editorial Board Member Bruce Pynn Receives Outstanding Cover Award
Oral Health is proud to share that Dr. Bruce Pynn has received the 2021 ICD Journalism Outstanding Cover Division I Award for the submission of … more
X-PUR CariØ Plus: An Enhanced Version of X-PUR CariØ with CITROX®, a Patented Antimicrobial Bioflavonoid Complex
Oral Science is pleased to present X-PUR CariØ Plus, a new version of it’s scientifically proven, Canadian-developed, 25% Xylitol toothpaste, now enhanced by CITROX®, a patented antimicrobial … more
Henry Schein Presents “Optimism and Opportunities in Oral Health” Virtual Program
On Demand Program Reinforces the Company’s Commitment to Advancing Oral Health as a Key Part of Overall Health Care Henry Schein, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSIC) announced … more
Evidence Grows for Vaping’s Role in Gum Disease
Research confirms unique community of bacteria and immune responses among people who use e-cigarettes A series of new studies by researchers at NYU College of … more
Weekly Wisdom: Phases of Treatment Planning in Dentistry
In this episode of Weekly Wisdom, Dr. Mark Lin discusses the four phases of treatment planning. Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter … more
Chewing Sugar-Free Gum Reduced Preterm Births in a Large Study
Chewing a sugar-free gum daily reduced preterm births in a large study in Malawi. The oral intervention was inspired by past research linking poor oral … more
A Protein Present in the Gum May Help Prevent Alzheimer’s
Recent studies have shown that a protein present in the gingival epithelium (the part of the gums that surrounds the teeth) may have antimicrobial properties, … more
Got ‘Til It’s Gone
Don’t it always seem to go/That you don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone. – Joni Mitchell (“Big Yellow Taxi”) There is an active … more
Chairside Chats: A Word With…Dr. Monty Gaur
Dr. Monty Gaur Nose Creek Dental, Airdrie, Alberta What is one thing you know now that you wish you had known at the start of … more
Subcutaneous Emphysema: Dental Causes and Management
Introduction Subcutaneous emphysema is a well-known complication that can occur during dental procedures. It arises when air is forcefully pushed into the submucosal spaces, leading … more
Our Role in the Diagnosis of Hypertension – What Has Changed with the Pandemic?
As dental care professionals, we are all familiar with measuring our patients’ blood pressure. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been several … more
Nitrous Oxide and Postoperative Morbidity and Mortality: An Update of the ENIGMA-II Trial
Nitrous oxide is an odorless, colourless, inorganic gas that has been used in dental and surgical anesthesia since the mid-1800s. The combination of inhaled nitrous … more