Welcome to Clinical Research Dental
Based in London, Ontario, Clinical Research Dental Supplies & Services Inc. was founded in 1985, and is widely recognized as a respected distributor of clinically-proven products and a leader in dental education in Canada.
Clinical Research Dental is an authorized distributor for Clinician's Choice®, Cosmedent®, Garrison Dental Solutions, and Ultradent, and carries an extensive product line-up of internationally-recognized brands, including Quad-Tray®, Opalescence®, Affinity™, Renamel®, Ultrapak®, TissueGoo™, Vit-l-escence™, Template™, and Composi-Tight™.
Latest News from Clinical Research Dental
Published in November 2009 in Oral Health Journal. An article written by Gregg Tousignant addressing the seemingly small "details" that can affect impression accuracy.
You Better Sweat The SMALL Stuff!
Dr. Boksman's article outlining how HEATWAVE trays can simplify final impressions when complications such as tori, exostoses, and mal-positioned teeth are presented.
Simplification of Final Impressions Complicated by Exostoses, Tori Palatinus, Tori Mandibularis and Tooth Mal-position: Disposable Heat Mouldable Trays
REALITY No. 1 Products For 2009
Clinical Research Dental is pleased to announce that the following products have all been rated No. 1 in their product category and all received Reality 5-Star Awards:
• D-Fine Double Diamond (Clinician's Choice)
• Quad-Tray Xtreme (Clinician's Choice)
• CompoJect (Clinician's Choice)
• Template (Clinician's Choice)
• Rite-Lite (Ad-Dent)
• Renamel Microfill (Cosmedent)
• Insure/Insure Lite (Cosmedent)
• Ultra-Etch (Ultradent)
• ViscoStat Wintermint (Ultradent)
• Opalescence PF (Ultradent)
• ICB Brushes (Ultradent)
• Consepsis (Ultradent)
• Ultra-Seal XT Plus (Ultradent)
• G-Force (Garrision)
For more information on these top-performing products, please check our catalogue section, or call us at 1-800-265-3444.
Helping Children Smile In Nepal
October 2009
In 2008-2009 CRD funded the building of a new school in Nepal, under the direction of the Room To Read Foundation.
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UV Bleaching Lights Cited As A Health Danger
May 2009
Recent studies conducted at the Nordic Institute of Dental Materials prove that UV light not only does not enhance tooth bleaching, but that it can also damage skin and eyes up to four times more than sunbathing. The use of optical radiation in tooth bleaching poses a health risk to the patient, and violates radiation protection regulations in certain countries. Ref. Dr. Ellen Bruzell, Ph. D. Nordic Institute of Dental Materials Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, January 16, 2009.