Abstract We examine the perspectives of 14 key informants with extensive knowledge of dental care provision in Canada regarding systemic factors that could push Canadians
Body Integration of oral health in primary care is a promising avenue to improve oral health and dental care of Canadians, and specifically rural and
Body Background Across individual and cohort life spans, chronic oral conditions including dental decay and periodontal disease are mostly cumulative yet preventable. Although dental decay
Body Introduction Early childhood caries (ECC) is a severe form of tooth decay affecting the primary teeth of preschool children. Worldwide, ECC is the most
PDF Abstract Tooth decay and other oral diseases can be highly prevalent among people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). Even though dental professionals are trained to
Download PDF Abstract In recent years, the ethics of dental practitioners have received increasing attention from the public. As a result, the dental community has
Body Download PDF Abstract Background: Oral, lip and oropharyngeal cancer accounts for up to 75% of head and neck cancers. Dental professionals contribute to
Body Download PDF Abstract Introduction: Caries is the most common chronic disease of childhood, and severe forms may necessitate rehabilitative dental surgery. In this
Body This is the official version of the article, replacing the previous unedited version, posted on June 13, 2014. Abstract Objectives: To explore
Body High Reliability Organizations (HROs) operate in challenging environments where the consequences of errors are high but the probability of making an error is
Body Dr. Benoit Soucy On January 24, 2014, Minister of Health Rona Ambrose and the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA) co-hosted a symposium to
Body NOTE: Click to enlarge images. In January, dentists from across Canada came to Winnipeg to attend the 2014 national convention, co-hosted by CDA and
