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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF DENTAL HYGIENE · JOURNAL CANADIEN DE L’HYGIÈNE DENTAIRE THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CANADIAN DENTAL HYGIENISTS ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 2018 · VOL. 52, NO. 1 Implementation of an enriched ultrasonic curriculum into a Canadian dental hygiene program Granuloma gravidarum associated with pregnancy The effects of power toothbrushing on C-reactive protein levels in nursing home residents Proceedings of the global dental hygiene conference EDITORIAL Reflections from the global dental hygiene conference The mission of the Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene is Scientific Editor to publish high-quality, credible, and accessible research to Salme Lavigne, PhD, RDH Vancouver, British Columbia inform practice, education and policy, and promote the oral health and well-being of the public. Editorial Board Joanna Asadoorian, PhD, RHD George Brown College, Toronto Arlynn Brodie, BPE, MHS, RDH CONTENTS FEBRUARY 2018 VOL. 52, NO. 1 University of Alberta Ava Chow, PhD, RDH University of Alberta EDITORIAL Jane Forrest, EdD, RDH Reflections from the global dental hygiene conference 3 University of Southern California, Los Angeles SE Lavigne, R Wilder JoAnn Gurenlian, PhD, RDH Idaho State University Harold A Henson, PhD, RDH ORIGINAL RESEARCH The University of Texas Health Science Center Implementation of an enriched ultrasonic curriculum into a Canadian at Houston dental hygiene program 9 Zul Kanji, MSc, RDH University of British Columbia D Botbyl, MJ Goulding Denise Laronde, PhD, RDH University of British Columbia The effects of power toothbrushing on C-reactive protein levels in nursing Christina O Lengyel, PhD, RD home residents: A randomized controlled trial 20 University of Manitoba SE Lavigne, MB Doupe, AM Iacopino, SM Mahmud Rae McFarlane, MEd, RDH University of British Columbia Ann Spolarich, PhD, RDH SHORT COMMUNICATION AT Still University (Arizona) Granuloma gravidarum associated with pregnancy: A case report 28 Jeanie Suvan, PhD, RDH MA Kaderi, AB Mahajani, NA Shetti, RM Metgud, JM Ajbani University College London Sylvia Todescan, DDS, DipPerio, PhD University of Manitoba PROCEEDINGS OF THE GLOBAL DENTAL HYGIENE CONFERENCE Karen B Williams, PhD, RDH Introduction 35 University of Missouri-Kansas City JL Forrest, AE Spolarich Publisher Canadian Dental Hygienists Association Oral presentation abstracts 39 1122 Wellington St W, Ottawa, ON K1Y 2Y7 Tel: 613-224-5515 or 1-800-267-5235 Poster abstracts 54 Fax: 613-224-7283; Email: [email protected] Managing Editor INFORMATION Megan Sproule-Jones, MA Thank you to our reviewers 6 Production CJDH ethics policy 87 Mike Roy, Tim Logan Advertisers’ index 92 Advertising Invitation for authors 92 Peter Greenhough Media Partners Inc. 647-955-0060 ext. 101 or [email protected] ©2018 CDHA. 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Attendees held in Bethesda, Maryland, by the from Canada, the United States, United National Center for Dental Hygiene Kingdom, Japan, Australia, Italy, Portugal, Research & Practice (NCDHRP). A The Netherlands, and many other countries meeting between the Canadian Dental were seen mingling and networking in the Hygienists Association (CDHA) Research cozy restaurant area of the conference Advisory Committee and the NCDHRP facility. The richness of such an experience Advisory Committee during that Salme Lavigne raised an awareness of how similar conference led to the decision to co- dental hygienists are around the world, host an international meeting in Ottawa yet also allowed everyone to explore the in October 2017 during Canada’s 150th differences in their professional practices. birthday celebrations. What they didn’t We all belong to the same community realize at the time was how much of a and we believe this conference brought us success this conference, Translating much closer together. Knowledge to Action, would actually be As dental hygiene journal editors and that attendance would be “maxed representing both Canada and the US, we out” with just over 500 participants. This had the privilege of working together on a was indeed a record for both groups! conference presentation about manuscript The international presence was not just preparation and submission, and were both from Canada and the United States; so impressed with the 100% attendance as representatives from 14 other countries well as the calibre and mix of attendees were in attendance! who were truly interested in dental hygiene There were 60 poster presentations and Rebecca Wilder research and publication. We believe the 29 oral presentations informing attendees collaboration and learning experiences of the latest dental hygiene research gleaned from this conference are just the findings. One of the goals of our profession for almost 50 “tip of the iceberg” and should be the beginning of many years has been to increase the research base specifically as more opportunities to network and learn from each other. it relates to dental hygiene knowledge in order to be truly We hope you will take the time to read the numerous considered “a profession.” One of the primary caveats of and diverse conference abstracts published simultaneously a true profession is to have a body of knowledge that is in the Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene and the Journal unique to the profession. We believe this conference has of Dental Hygiene whether you attended the conference or indeed helped to add to our body of knowledge. not. At conferences as diverse as this one, it is impossible Not only did this conference highlight the latest research for attendees to see all of the presentations and to visit all findings for attendees, but it also provided an opportunity of the posters. Enjoy the reading! for collaboration and networking with international *Scientific editor,Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene §Editor-in-chief, Journal of Dental Hygiene Correspondence: Dr. Salme Lavigne; [email protected] ©2018 Canadian Dental Hygienists Association Can J Dent Hyg 2018;52(1): 3-4 3 Editorial ISSUE AT A GLANCE In addition to the Translating Knowledge to Action conference abstracts featured on pages 35-84, this issue of the journal includes an original research article by Dani Botbyl and Marilyn J Goulding on the implementation of an enriched ultrasonic curriculum in a Canadian dental hygiene education program (pp. 9–19); an original research article by Salme E Lavigne, Malcolm B Doupe, Anthony M Iacopino, and Salaheddin M Mahmud on the effects of power toothbrushing on C-reactive protein levels in nursing home residents (pp. 20–27); and a short communication on granuloma gravidarum associated with pregnancy by Murtaza A Kaderi, Aditi B Mahajani, Neelamma A Shetti, Renuka M Metgud, and Jyoti M Ajbani (pp. 28–33). Finally, the journal’s editorial board is delighted to recognize the many clinicians, researchers, and educators who reviewed manuscripts for the journal during the previous year (p. 6). PLAIN