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Summer Spirits Can Tarnish Your Teeth
Remember these tooth-saving tips before you take a sip
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June 24, 2019
TORONTO, ON — It’s summertime and that means vacations, socializing and relaxing with family, friends and lots of food and drink. There has also been a lot of talk recently about easier access to alcohol in corner stores across the province, but it’s important to remember the impact too much alcohol can have on your health – including the damage it can do to your mouth.
Brockville Dentist is the New President of the Ontario Dental Association
Dr. Kim Hansen hopes to end access to dental care barriers and bring wellness to the forefront
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June 1, 2019
TORONTO, ON — A Brockville native by birth, Dr. Kim Hansen has been practicing in nearby Prescott since 1985 and has seen the major changes that have happened to his community. Witnessing the severe economic downturn in the region over the past 15 years, access to dental care issues are near and dear to his heart.
Read more: Brockville Dentist is the New President of the Ontario Dental Association
Dentists Head to Queen’s Park to Find Dental Care Funding Solution
65 dentists are meeting with MPPs to try fixing the funding gap in public dental programs
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April 1, 2019
TORONTO, ON — Dozens of members of the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) are heading to Queen’s Park on Wednesday to tell MPPs how important it is for kids to have regular access to the dental care they need.
Read more: Dentists Head to Queen’s Park to Find Dental Care Funding Solution
Seniors’ Dental Plan Leaves Much To Be Desired
Province’s dental plan for seniors could force them into government-run institutions for care
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April 11, 2019
TORONTO, ON — For years, the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) has made it clear that we want to work with the province to make sure Ontarians get the proper dental care they need. The seniors’ dental plan described in today’s provincial budget falls short of that on substance and details.
Brush up on Dental History
This Oral Health Month, see how far dentistry has come over the last 150 years
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April 3. 2017
TORONTO, ON - Spring is a time of looking forward but the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) is taking you on a journey back in time to see just how advanced dentistry has become. Oral Health Month is now underway and in honour of the ODA’s 150th anniversary this year, we put together an incredible website detailing the fascinating and, sometimes alarming, history of dentistry in Ontario.
Did you know anyone, regardless of training, could call themselves a dentist? Or that it was common for the local blacksmith to yank people’s teeth out? Even toothpaste used to be made with sugar! You can find all sorts of interesting facts in the evolution of dentistry in Ontario at https://150.oda.ca.
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