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How to Tame Mask Mouth
If it’s stinky under the mask, it’s time to brush and floss!
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September 21, 2020
TORONTO, ON — We all know wearing a mask is an important way to help keep each other healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, “mask mouth” is a smelly condition too many people have come to know. The Ontario Dental Association (ODA) has some tips to stay fresh under your mask. You guessed it — good dental hygiene and getting regular dental check-ups go a long way in preventing bad fumes.
Dental Care Slowly Resumes But Not Like Usual
We’re still in a pandemic so dentists have new rules to follow to keep everyone protected
MEDIA RELEASE
June 1, 2020
TORONTO, ON — After 12 weeks of restrictions, Ontario’s dentists got the green light last night to re-open their offices. While you can now book an appointment with your dentist for a cleaning or any other treatment, the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) wants you to know what you can expect from your dentist during this ongoing pandemic.
Ontario’s Dentists Asking for $50 million Investment in Kids’ Dental Program
The province can show their commitment to children by finally fixing the funding gap
MEDIA RELEASE
March 2, 2020
TORONTO, ON — The Ontario Dental Association (ODA) has made a formal request to the provincial government to fix its dental program for children with a $50 million investment. The money is to support Healthy Smiles Ontario (HSO) which provides care to kids under the age of 17 from low-income families.
Read more: Ontario’s Dentists Asking for $50 million Investment in Kids’ Dental Program
COVID-19 Dental Facts
Understand what’s a dental emergency and why brushing and flossing is more important than ever
MEDIA RELEASE
March 25, 2020
TORONTO, ON — Emergency dental care is considered an essential service and the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) wants you to know what treatments you can expect during this time of social distancing in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Dentists have been directed not to do check-ups, non-emergency or cosmetic procedures so if you have an upcoming dental appointment, call your dentist to reschedule.
Province Isn’t Taking Public Dental Programs Seriously
Major funding issues are preventing vulnerable Ontarians from getting the care they need
MEDIA RELEASE
November 7, 2019
TORONTO, ON — Following the fall economic statement, Ontario’s dentists are frustrated the province missed yet another opportunity to fix the severe funding gap in public dental programs. The provincial government is also launching the seniors’ dental program, even though there is still much confusion around how care will be provided and funded.
Read more: Province Isn’t Taking Public Dental Programs Seriously
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