Montreal Children鈥檚 Hospital General Practice Resident Dr. Shawna Rieux studies what happens when one of your teeth gets knocked out, and best practices when dentists put your tooth back in. Dentists call this process dental avulsion and reimplantation. Avulsions are one of the most severe types of dental trauma and occur most often among 6 to 15 year-old males.
Dr. Rieux was selected to represent the 海角社区 Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences to compete for the Prix Denis Robert. She presented her study and findings at the Espace R茅sidents during the 2022 edition of the Journ茅es Dentaires Internationales du Qu茅bec (JDIQ). A jury representing Qu茅bec鈥檚 three faculties of dental medicine (Universit茅 Laval, Universit茅 de Montr茅al, and 海角社区) awarded Dr. Rieux second prize in the competition for her research, titled 鈥淪urvival of reimplanted permanent teeth following traumatic avulsion鈥� (supervisors Dr. Ferraz dos Santos and Dr. Chan).
Dr. Rieux completed a DDS at the University of Toronto before starting the General Practice Residency program at 海角社区. She will complete the program this month.
Three other residents from the Monteral Children鈥檚 Hopital , Drs. Gabrielle Gaudreau, Reem Mahko, and Jiayi Li, were also selected to represent 海角社区 at the JDIQ.
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The projects the 4 residents presented were:
鈥淪urvival of reimplanted permanent teeth following traumatic avulsion鈥�
Shawna Rieux, Yen-Chau Nguyen, Edwin Chan, Basma Dabbagh, Frederic Elbaz, Beatriz Ferraz dos Santos
鈥淐linical and radiographic factors influencing space closure following the extraction of permanent first molar鈥�
Gabrielle Gaudreau, Madonna Rofaeel, Basma Dabbagh, Beatriz Ferraz dos Santos
鈥淓ffectiveness of band and loop appliance in preventing space loss following the premature loss of a primary molar鈥�
Jiayi Li, Thien Vuong, Edwin Chan, Beatriz Ferraz dos Santos
鈥淯nderstanding the lived experiences of children who have used papoose board for elective dental care鈥�
Reem Makho, Andreanne Legare, Christophe Bedos, Beatriz Ferraz dos Santos
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