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Stress and Anxiety

WEBStress is a contributing factor to serious oral-health conditions, including gum disease, teeth grinding and dry mouth. Your dentist can detect the oral signs of stress and can be your first defense against the impact on your dental health. Talk to your dentist about any fears or anxiety. There are many options available, including anti-anxiety

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Dental Care for Persons with Special Needs

WEBThe ODA and Canadian Dental Association have developed resources for parents, caregivers and the dental team who care for persons with special health care needs. These materials are aimed at providing basic oral health care for persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Alzheimer’s and Dementia and to make their experiences more successful.

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Practicing Dentistry in Ontario

WEBDentistry is a rapidly changing, expanding, and rewarding profession. The Dentistry Act, 1991 and the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 govern how dentistry is regulated in Ontario.; The Royal College of Dental Surgeons of …

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News and Publications

WEBNews and Publications. Dentists are the experts in oral health care. As the voice of dentistry in Ontario, the ODA works to raise public awareness of oral hygiene, the importance of prevention and the link between oral and overall health. And for clinical knowledge and best practices, we’re the first place our members turn.

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Dental Emergencies

WEBBeing prepared for an emergency can mean the difference between saving a tooth and losing a tooth. Ask your dentist about after-hours emergency care. They will provide you with an alternate phone number or the location of an emergency dental clinic in your area. Post this information on your refrigerator or by your phone.

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Government Dental Programs

WEBA Public Health Unit (PHU) is an official health agency established by a group of urban and rural municipalities to provide a more efficient community health program, carried out by full-time, specially qualified staff. There are 34 PHUs in Ontario. Many have in-house dental clinics offering many free dental services for children and youth.

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Cosmetic Dentistry

WEBCosmetic Dentistry. Key Takeaways. Cosmetic procedures improve the appearance and, in some cases, function of the teeth. It primarily focuses on color, position, shape, size, alignment and overall smile appearance. Your dentist can tell you if your teeth are healthy enough for cosmetic procedures and what kind of results you can expect.

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Orthodontic Procedures

WEBDepending on the extent of your bad bite, your dentist or orthodontist may suggest one or a combination of the following orthodontic treatments to correct your bite: Braces. Headgear. Removable appliances. Retainers. Oral surgery. Orthodontic treatment takes time. The amount of time depends on your age, the seriousness of your problem and the

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CDCP Proposed Framework

WEBNovember 15, 2023 – Dentists across the country share a common goal: to promote optimal dental and oral health for all Canadians. The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is an historic opportunity to give all people in Canada increased access to dental care. If done right, the CDCP could be one of Canada’s greatest achievements in public health.

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Dentists and their patients still have questions about the Canadian

WEBAfter today’s announcement that eligible seniors will be invited to apply for enrollment in the Canadian Dental Care Plan starting this month, and care could begin as early as May 2024, many questions remain. It is unclear how this new program will affect patients and dentists across the country.

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Canadian Dental Care Plan FAQ

WEBThe Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is now available to the first cohort of eligible seniors. The program will continue to roll out throughout 2024 and into 2025. There are some things you need to know about the CDCP. …

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Health & Safety Programs

WEB5 Health Safety Programs A Guide for Dental Practices 2015 PSHSA All ights eserved 1.0 Introduction Every business in Ontario, regardless of the type, size or insurance coverage MUST COMPLY with the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and its regulations. This guide is intended for use by dentists in their dental

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