Clinical
Silver diamine fluoride: where it fits in a general practice
It arrests decay, it is inexpensive and it stains. Getting the consent conversation right matters more than the technique.
Practice
How provincial fee guides shape what patients actually pay
Every province publishes a suggested fee guide, but the number on the guide, the number on the invoice and the number the insurer reimburses are three different things.
Regulation
Continuing education: what most provincial cycles have in common
The details differ by regulator, but the structure is remarkably consistent across the country. Here is the shape of it, and where offices tend to slip.
Public health
Community water fluoridation: a plain-language summary of the evidence
Municipal councils keep revisiting the question. This is what the research supports, what it does not, and how to answer a patient who asks.
More from the archive
Digital dentistry
Intraoral scanners: what changes in the first six months
The scanner is the easy part. The lab relationship, the storage and the way you talk to patients all shift, and nobody warns you about it.
Patient care
Reducing dental anxiety chairside: techniques that do not need a prescription
Sedation has its place, but most anxious adults can be managed with control, predictability and a few minutes of conversation.
Practice
Infection prevention: the checks that offices most often get wrong
Inspections rarely find an office doing nothing. They find an office doing almost everything and skipping the paperwork.
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