TORONTO, February 10, 2021 – dentalcorp (the “Company”), Canada’s largest network of dental clinics, announced today it has raised an additional $200 million, bringing the total to $500 million of capital commitments raised by the Company in the past twelve months. The capital will be used to fund the Company’s acquisition program, and its continued investment in technologies to advance the patient experience and overall clinical agenda.
Capitol Dentistry is located in the hustle and bustle of pedestrian traffic of the Yonge and Eglinton area in Toronto. The design of the office was meant to present a strong visual for the passersby to look in, be intrigued by and remember the practice name and location. As this area has a lot of professionals moving in, especially with all the condo development, this office can cater to them with nine operatories, including a surgical suite with recovery area.
dentalcorp announced today the appointment of Nicola Deall to its Senior Leadership Team as Chief People Officer.
dentalcorp, Canada’s largest network of dental practices, welcomed 29 Practices to its thriving network in the final quarter of 2020. dentalcorp prides itself on partnering with the nation’s top dental clinics, allowing dentists to retain their clinical autonomy while benefitting from access to comprehensive strategic resources and expertise.
As Canada prepares its largest vaccination program in history, Quebec is one of the first province’s allowing healthcare professionals like dentists and eye doctors to give the vaccine. They say this would help take some of the pressure off hospitals. Melina Giubilaro reports.
Wearing a face mask has proven to be one of the most effective ways people can protect themselves and others against COVID-19. However, the widespread adoption of that practice has led to a growing number of patients showing up at dental offices complaining about bad breath and occasional mouth sores.
The nationwide shutdown in response to COVID-19 interrupted countless routines in people’s daily lives, including regular trips to the dentist. “There was a great deal of confusion about where and when patients could visit their dentists during the first few months of the pandemic,” says Dr. Gary Glassman, Chief Dental Officer of dentalcorp, a nationwide network of dental clinics. “Patients had hardly any direction around what they should do and what qualified as an emergency service.”
The season of giving is upon us. Perhaps this year more than any other in recent memory, people in our communities are in need of support, of human connection, and of direction – many of us want to help make a difference but are feeling powerless at the same time. How does one make an impact during a pandemic?
Toronto, Ontario – December 18, 2020 – As essential healthcare professionals, dentists have been on the front-lines of the fight against COVID-19 in 2020, providing exceptional, trusted care to Canadians from coast to coast to coast. As Canada’s largest vaccination program in history rolls out across the country, the provincial governments of Manitoba and Quebec have expanded the list of who is able to administer the vaccine, calling on dentists and other allied health professionals to parti...
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all facets of health, and oral care is no exception. People have been paying less attention to the day-to-day basics of maintaining their teeth and gums. But now is not the time to abandon your oral health, says Dr. Gary Glassman, a Toronto-based dentist and Chief Dental Officer of dentalcorp, Canada’s largest and leading network of dental clinics.
