BOSC – Bozek Orthodontics Study Club

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide quality complimentary continuing education to the dental hygienists, assistants, receptionists and dentists in the Burlington and Waterdown communities. Our goal is to encourage camaraderie, professional and personal growth through annual evening seminars focused on dentistry as well as general health and well being.

General Information

Meetings will be typically held on Wednesday evenings from 6-9pm providing you with 3 continuing education hours annually. Light refreshments will be provided. Although there is no charge for meetings, you must be a member to attend. Members will receive an electronic invitation for each meeting. If you require additional information, please contact us at bosc@bozekorthodontics.com.


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BOSC Fall 2026 Session

Date November 25th, 2026

Presenter: Tawnya and Jason Johnston
Title: The Place You Want to Work

The Place You Want to Work

This workshop helps dental teams made up of front Front desk scheduling coordinators and receptionists, dental assistants, dental hygienists, treatment coordinators, office managers, and dentists understand their current team culture, including the importance of relationships, growth mindset, and positivity. Participants identify gaps between how they work now and how they want to work, by defining shared behaviours, values, and norms. The focus is on practical steps to align culture within each dental team to improve collaboration and patient care.

Tawnya Johnston is an experienced provincial presenter with expertise in work-life balance and team dynamics. She understands the challenges of today’s work environments and is passionate about helping others thrive.

Jason Johnston is a nationally respected facilitator and presenter with expertise in designing and delivering transformation relationship-focused professional learning, facilitation, and team building.

Presenter: Bobbie Lee Keermaa
Title: Is Your Dental Office Prepared for a Public Health Inspection?

The Top 5 Areas Every Dental Practice Should Focus On

Would your dental practice be prepared if Public Health walked through your doors tomorrow? Even if your office never experiences an inspection, maintaining a strong IPAC program is essential to protecting your patients, your team and your practice.

Join Bobbi-Lee Keermaa, Dental IPAC Consultant, for an informative and practical presentation covering the top five areas every dental practice should focus on.

Discover common IPAC deficiencies, what Public Health inspectors look for, sterilization and reprocessing requirements, essential documentation, and frequently overlooked areas that could put your practice at risk of non-compliance.

Walk away with practical tips and strategies you can implement immediately to strengthen your IPAC program, avoid common mistakes, improve everyday practices and ensure your team is confident and prepared—whether or not Public Health ever comes knocking.