William Prusin

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• Dr. Prusin Dentistry Professional Corporation 919 Ellesmere Rd #202 Scarborough, ON, CA M1P 2W7 Phone: 416-751-4842

  Certificate of Authorization Status:

  Revoked - Corporation Ceased to Practice Dentistry

  Date of revocation:

  July 30, 2024

  Certificate of Authorization Issuance:

  March 18, 2021

  Shareholders
  • Dr. William Prusin
• Dr. Prusin Dentistry Professional Corporation 919 Ellesmere Rd #202 Scarborough, ON, CA M1P 2W7 Phone: 416-751-4842

  Certificate of Authorization Status:

  Revoked - Corporation Not Renewed

  Date of revocation:

  March 01, 2021

  Certificate of Authorization Issuance:

  February 14, 2006

  Shareholders
  • Dr. William Prusin

Specialty Training

1968

Boston University, United States

Dental Degree

1960

University of Illinois at Chicago, United States

Previous Certificate(s) of Registration

General

January 11, 1968 - January 31, 2013

General

March 01, 2009 - July 30, 2024

Specialty - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

April 08, 1968 - January 31, 2013

Specialty - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

March 01, 2009 - July 30, 2024

Initial Date of Registration

January 11, 1968

Case File: 22-0281

Decision Date:

April 22, 2024

Caution

Current Status:

Completed

As a result of a complaint, the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee decided to caution Dr. William Slade Prusin as follows:

• Before initiating treatment, the Dentist must ensure that he has obtained the patient’s informed consent to the treatment. As part of that process, the patient must be provided with the information regarding the diagnosis, the nature and purpose of the proposed treatment along with the risks and benefits of such treatment, the treatment alternatives available along with the associated risks and benefits, the likely consequences of not having the treatment, and the cost of each treatment option. Although either verbal or written consent are both legally acceptable, it is advisable to confirm verbal consent in writing where risks are significant. Regardless of whether the patient consents in writing or orally, the dentist should keep a detailed record of the nature of the conversation, the information provided, and the patient’s decision.

• To reflect upon his pattern of non-compliant behavior and take seriously the previous advice he has received about his informed consent practices and the legibility of his records. Clear, accurate, and up-to-date patient records are essential to the delivery of high quality care. He must incorporate the advice he has previously received into his practice. Any similar conduct in the future will likely lead to more serious outcomes.

Specified Continuing Education or Remedial Program

Required Course

A didactic, one-on-one course in Implant Dentistry, including the following components:
o Diagnosis and treatment planning
o Case selection
o Implant design and selection
o Prosthetic design
o Occlusal considerations
o Material selection
o Principles of osseointegration
o Indications and contraindications for implant dentistry
o Appropriate imaging including use of CBCT
o Diagnostic records and case work-up
o Use of surgical and radiographic guides
o Interdisciplinary communication, when to refer to a specialist and associated referral protocols
o Implant success, survival and failure including maintenance and follow-up
o Diagnosis and management of peri-implantitis
o Associated recordkeeping and informed consent
o A review of the College’s Guideline “Educational Requirements and Professional Responsibilities for Implant Dentistry”
o Focus on the partially edentulous patient
o Focus on implants in the esthetic zone
o Tissue augmentation
o Understanding compromised treatment
o An evaluative component

Required Practice Monitoring - Office Visits

practice to be monitored for 24 months following completion of course in implant dentistry.

Case File: H080001

Date of Decision:

December 17, 2008

Allegations:

Guilty

• Contravened the standards of practice in relation to inducing general anaesthesia or conscious sedation

Penalty:

• $3500 to be paid to College
• Imposed Course/Training Jurisprudence and Ethics
• Imposed Practice Monitoring (office visits) for 24 months following completion of course
• Reprimand
• Suspension 1 month - effective Feb 01, 2009 to Feb 28, 2009

Appealed:

No

Publications:

(See link to Decision Summary)

Decision Summary