Happy Wednesday, everyone! Developed in the 1960's, osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (OOKP), also known as "tooth-in-eye" surgery, was performed in Canada for the first time last week. This rare procedure restores sight by removing and cutting a lamina of tissue from a patient's tooth, growing the lamina in their cheek, and later implanting it into their eye. Learn more in today's lead article.
In today's edition:
👁️ Tooth-in-eye surgery performed successfully in Canada for the first time
🕵🏻♂️ Debunking myths about dental implant maintenance
🥊 Build a thriving dental practice: The power of a strong team
📲 How to grow your online dental brand, according to @BloodyToothGuy
