My musings about Dentistry. From the desk of Dr. Hans Skariah: Dentist at Promenade Court Dental and Plattsville Dental.
Sunday, August 27, 2006
More Pics from Promenade Court Dental
Here is another picture from my new practice in South Mississauga. This view is from the common waiting area looking at the main hallway of the practice. More pictures of the practice can be seen at www.promenadecourtdental.com
Take care,
Hans.
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Friday, August 25, 2006
Zoom AP has just arrived to Promenade Court Dental Health Group!
I feel like a proud papa! Just got the shipment of the latest Zoom chairside tooth whitening! Called Zoom Advanced Power (Zoom AP). This technology promises to have whiter teeth in a shorter period of time. More details to follow but I wanted to post a picture of the machine today. This one is a bit of a close-up in the room (operatory) we anticipate to turn into a bit of a "whitening center".
Take Care
Monday, August 21, 2006
Helpful Bacteria in the Fight Against Tooth and Body Odor?!
Hi all,
Just saw this article on MSN, basically saying that the bacteria from yogurt may be able to reduce the numbers of "bad" bacteria (S. Mutans) in the mouth by over 50 times!
We may see this technology in the future in toothpaste and mouthwashes, here's the teaser:
Chewing gum, toothpaste and deodorant might soon contain beneficial bacteria to fight tooth decay and underarm stench.
Strepptococcus mutans, or S. Mutans, is a bacterium that causes tooth decay. S. Mutans sticks to the surface of teeth, producing an aggressive acid that breaks down the enamel.
The bacteria found in yogurt might come to the rescue. In the journal Chemistry & Industry, scientists report that a new strain of lactobacillus called L. anti-caries, forces S. Mutans to clump together, preventing them from becoming attached to the tooth surface.
For the rest of the article click here
Take care all!
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Just saw this article on MSN, basically saying that the bacteria from yogurt may be able to reduce the numbers of "bad" bacteria (S. Mutans) in the mouth by over 50 times!
We may see this technology in the future in toothpaste and mouthwashes, here's the teaser:
Chewing gum, toothpaste and deodorant might soon contain beneficial bacteria to fight tooth decay and underarm stench.
Strepptococcus mutans, or S. Mutans, is a bacterium that causes tooth decay. S. Mutans sticks to the surface of teeth, producing an aggressive acid that breaks down the enamel.
The bacteria found in yogurt might come to the rescue. In the journal Chemistry & Industry, scientists report that a new strain of lactobacillus called L. anti-caries, forces S. Mutans to clump together, preventing them from becoming attached to the tooth surface.
For the rest of the article click here
Take care all!
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Friday, August 11, 2006
Promenade Court Practice Website Live!
Hi all!
Well it's finally happened: I've finished the first draft of my website. Lots of additions, changes, (subtractions?) yet to do but it will provide a good starting point for my patients.
Here it is: http://www.promenadecourtdental.com
Created by the (beta) version of Microsoft Expressions.
Take care and stay safe!
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Well it's finally happened: I've finished the first draft of my website. Lots of additions, changes, (subtractions?) yet to do but it will provide a good starting point for my patients.
Here it is: http://www.promenadecourtdental.com
Created by the (beta) version of Microsoft Expressions.
Take care and stay safe!
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Monday, August 07, 2006
Canadian Dental School Website Listing
Hi all!
Just wanted to get a listing of the Canadian dental school websites. These sites are a great source of information for patients, doctors and other dental professionals.
From west coast to east coast:
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
University of Saskatchewan
University of Manitoba
University of Western Ontario
University of Toronto
McGill University
University of Montreal
Laval University
Dalhousie University
Take care and have a great civic holiday!
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Just wanted to get a listing of the Canadian dental school websites. These sites are a great source of information for patients, doctors and other dental professionals.
From west coast to east coast:
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
University of Saskatchewan
University of Manitoba
University of Western Ontario
University of Toronto
McGill University
University of Montreal
Laval University
Dalhousie University
Take care and have a great civic holiday!
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Promenade Court Dental Health Group
2233 Hurontario St., Mississauga, ON, Canada (in the Dome Building)
(905) 273-7100
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Repair Teeth with Ultrasound
Hi everyone!
Here's a facinating article that shows that ultrasound waves may help in regenerating and repairing dental tissue. I've seen different versions of this article saying that treatment times are as short as 20 minutes/day over 12 weeks (I'll try to verify this). Can growing teeth in total be far behind?
Here's the link
My kudos to the researchers at U of Alberta, fantastic work!
Take care
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
Here's a facinating article that shows that ultrasound waves may help in regenerating and repairing dental tissue. I've seen different versions of this article saying that treatment times are as short as 20 minutes/day over 12 weeks (I'll try to verify this). Can growing teeth in total be far behind?
Here's the link
My kudos to the researchers at U of Alberta, fantastic work!
Take care
Hans Skariah, B.Sc., DMD
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