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A Publication by Dr. Marianna Zadov, DDS

Dental Education
Reviewed by Dr. Marianna Zadov, DDS

Evidence-based information reviewed by Dr. Marianna Zadov, DDS — written with the clarity of a modern medical publication.

Vol. 01 · 2026Est. Toronto

Editorial Standard

Every article is written, cited, and reviewed by a licensed dentist. No advertising. No sponsored content. Only clarity — the way medical information should be.

The Collection

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Why Trust This Publication

Evidence over opinion.

Modern patients deserve modern medical information — sourced from primary literature, written in plain language, and edited by the clinician who signs their name to it.

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Medically reviewed

Every guide is written, cited, and edited by a licensed dentist.

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Sources cited

Peer-reviewed journals, clinical trials, and consensus statements.

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Review cycle

Articles are re-verified on a rolling twelve-month cadence.

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Sponsored content

No advertising, no affiliate placements, no conflicts of interest.

The Editor

Dr. Marianna Zadov, DDS

A clinician, educator, and editor devoted to raising the standard of patient-facing dental information — combining current research with the perspective of daily clinical practice. Trained at the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.

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Why Education Matters

An informed patient is a better patient.

A philosophy — in three short passages — on the role of patient education in preventive and restorative dentistry.

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The most powerful clinical tool I have is a patient who understands their own body.
On informed consent
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Prevention is not a lesser branch of medicine. It is the whole point.
On preventive care
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The right treatment, understood clearly, becomes the treatment a patient can commit to.
On clinical communication