A Move For The Better

A move for the better

In 2008, after practicing for almost 20 years in the historic Medical Arts Building as the St. George Dental Group in Toronto, Drs. Michael Weinberg and Jay Niman faced a difficult and career changing decision. The University of Toronto had purchased the building and all existing tenants were asked to leave as soon as their … Read more

Web + log = Blog! The newest arm of the Fourth Estate

According to Wikipedia, a blog is a type of website or part of a website. Blogs are usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Blog can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog. … Read more

A Professional Corporation – Is It the Answer for Me?

Lorne Dubros CFP, Senior Financial Consultant, Iorne.dubros@investorsgroup.com, (416) 491-7400

In recent years, a number of professions across the country have passed regulations allowing their members to incorporate. This has prompted many professionals to ask whether or not incorporation is for them. What are the benefits? The drawbacks? Here is a review of some of the issues to consider when making a decision as to … Read more

Web + log = Blog!

Catherine Wilson, Editor

T he newest arm of the Fourth Estate According to Wikipedia, a blog is a type of website or part of a website. Blogs are usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Blog can also be used as a verb, meaning … Read more

A Move For The Better

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In 2008, after practicing for almost 20 years in the historic Medical Arts Building as the St. George Dental Group in Toronto, Drs. Michael Weinberg and Jay Niman faced a difficult and career changing decision. The University of Toronto had purchased the building and all existing tenants were asked to leave as soon as their … Read more

Dental Tenants… Beware of Landlords with 13-Inch Rulers!

Dale Willerton is The Lease Coach and exclusively works for tenants. He has authored "Negotiate Your Dental Office Lease or Renewal"Contact information: 1-800-738-9202, e-mail DaleWillerton@TheLeaseCoach.com or visit www.TheLeaseCoach.com, www.HelpULeaseDental.com.

Are you paying for Phantom Space? Some landlords are over-charging dentists for more square footage than the tenant actually has. This is a common discrepancy in the commercial leasing industry. Dental tenants frequently trust the reported square footage of their leased premises. However, whether this figure was accidently reported by the landlord or reported by … Read more

Getting Wired with Oral Health

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At Oral Health, we have always taken pride in delivering the very best clinical information to our readers. Thanks to your loyal readership, Oral Health has become Canada’s leading clinical journal. Now we are proud to extend the reach of Oral Health‘s print journal to our website, delivering you new content electronically. We are delighted … Read more

Have you had your tax checkup?

When your patients don’t come to you for their regular check ups, this can result in poor dental hygiene. Similarly, you should consider regular tax check ups. i.e., reviewing your tax situation to ensure that your tax bill is minimized. Tax planning is a year round exercise. Here are some pointers for you to consider. … Read more

Preparing for the End Time

Catherine Wilson, Editor

“Dear Sir or Madam”, the handwritten note began. (My photo can’t be that obtuse) “I am a practicing dentist in Ontario who needs your advice regarding estate planning and the writing of wills. I know that today we generally live longer and healthier but you never know. As business owners, have we prepared for our … Read more

A Buyer’s Guide to Dental Chairs

In comedy and entertainment, the dental chair portends ill; either pain or torture (or both) is sure to follow. Unfortunately, the dental chair can be one of the negative images most frequently associated with the dental profession. In the past, it was a setting all too often associated with discomfort and vulnerability. Modern dental chairs are comfortable for both patient and dentist, ergonomic, and an assembly of high-tech equipment that most patients associate with the delivery of dental health maintenance and esthetically improved smiles.

A little like exhaling Liberty Village Dental

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Entering Liberty Village Dental is a little like exhaling. Soft music permeates the awesome volume of space, and ethereal white finishes unite with warm hues to create an atmosphere of harmony — exactly what Dr. Richard Carr aimed to achieve when he acquired this unique condo in Toronto’s trendy King West neighborhood. The community is … Read more

Tri Hawk Launches Enhanced Website

                        Tri Hawk Launches Enhanced Website User-Friendly Site Designed “For the Bur Connoisseur”   MORRISBURG, Ontario—May 27, 2010—Tri Hawk Corporation recently launched an enhanced website featuring a user-friendly store that showcases its newly expanded line of standard, surgical and metal-cutting carbide burs, finishing burs and diamond burs.    Other new features of the website include: … Read more

Dental Marketing and Advertising Key for Solo Practitioners

Dental Marketing and Advertising Still Vital for Solo Dentist Practitioners    Haliburton, Ontario (MarketWire) February 16, 2010 – Many solo dentist practitioners may think they don’t need dental advertising because their practice is making consistent revenue or because now is not the time to be spending money on marketing, but print communication is still vital … Read more

Is There a Place for Botox in Dentistry?

Dr. Janet Roberts practices cosmetic and restorative dentistry in Vancouver and Delta, BC. She is a Canadian Program Director for the California Center for Advanced Dental Studies and along with her husband, Dr Warren Roberts, teaches nationally and internationally on the topic of Botox and Facial Rejuvenation through PTIFA, the Pacific Training Institute for Facial Aesthetics.

What are we thinking? Botox in dentistry-are you serious? Has the profession gone mad? What has happened to our traditional approach- don’t we fix teeth and gums? Has our professionalism been cast aside in the search for money-making techniques that do little to serve our patients’ health and well-being and simply line the pockets of … Read more