Rand Al-Hafidh

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• Pape Finch Dental

  717 Pape Ave #207 Toronto, ON, CA M4K 3S9

  Phone:

  416-469-2320

  Sedation & Anesthesia Facility Permit:

  Yes

  CT Scanner Facility Permit:

  No

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Professional Corporation Information

• Dr. Rand Alhafidh Dentistry Professional Corporation 717 Pape Ave #207 Toronto, ON, CA M4K 3S9 Phone: 416-469-2320

  Certificate of Authorization Status:

  Current

  Certificate of Authorization Issuance:

  February 25, 2016

  Shareholders
  • Dr. Rand Al-Hafidh

Dental Degree

1992

University of Baghdad, Iraq

Current Certificate(s) of Registration and Date(s) of Issuance

General

June 18, 2013

Initial Date of Registration

June 18, 2013

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• Address:

  717 Pape Ave #207 Toronto, ON, CA M4K 3S9

  Phone #:

  416-469-2320

  Permit Status:

  Current

  Permit Type:

  Type B

  Facility Modality:

  Deep Sedation/General Anesthesia

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Case File: 180552

Decision Date:

November 05, 2019

Caution

As a result of a complaint, the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee decided to caution Dr. Rand Al-Hafidh as follows:

• She must ensure that her chart entries reflect reality. When a procedure is attempted but not actually performed, Dr. Al-Hafidh’s chart notes must not indicate fabricated details about having completed the treatment. 
• She must ensure that she bills only for treatment performed. Dr. Al-Hafidh must be sure that if she attempts a procedure but does not actually complete it, she does not bill for having completed the procedure. 
• She must ensure that she informs a patient when an attempted treatment has not been completed and devise a plan in consultation with the patient to address that shortcoming.
• She must give serious consideration to referring a patient to a specialist when she has knowingly been unable to complete a procedure deemed necessary for the patient. 
• She must be sure to disclose adverse events to patients, such as the perforation of a canal, and discuss the implications and treatment options associated with that adverse outcome. 
• She must ensure that she has proper justification for recommending or initiating treatment on patients, such as through appropriate testing, and must document her rationale for doing so. 
• If she intends to deviate from a treatment plan identified by another dentist in her practice as charted in the patient’s record, she must document her rationale for so doing. 
• She should be careful in charting treatment and submitting claims to insurance companies to ensure that she refers to the correct tooth. 

Specified Continuing Education or Remedial Program

Current Status:

Completed

Required Course

Hands-on course in prosthodontics, particularly with respect to crown and bridge work, with an emphasis on diagnosis and treatment planning, execution, and management and disclosure of adverse events.

Current Status:

Completed

Required Course

The Professional/Problem Based Ethics (PROBE) course

Current Status:

Completed

Required Mentoring Program

with a prosthodontist, who will review and assess the adequacy of her prosthodontic treatment, specifically crown and bridge work.

Current Status:

Completed

Required Practice Monitoring - Office Visits

for 36 months following completion of courses in prosthodontics, ethics, and mentorship program.

Case File: 200020

Decision Date:

May 09, 2022

Caution

Current Status:

Completed

As a result of a complaint, the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee decided to caution Dr. Rand Al-Hafidh as follows:

• Your orthodontic treatment of the patient failed to meet the expected standards, and reflected poorly on the profession of dentistry in Ontario. The deficiencies of your clinical judgment and execution resulted in a poor treatment outcome for the patient.

• It is expected that you will learn from this matter, and the course ordered by the Committee such that your orthodontic practice – including your clinical knowledge, skill, execution and judgment – will be remedied and that future complaints of this nature will not be received by the College.

Specified Continuing Education or Remedial Program

Current Status:

Completed

Required Course

A course in Orthodontics, including the following components:
o Diagnosis and treatment planning including diagnostic records, case workup, development of a problem list and treatment goals
o Case selection
o Treatment Sequencing
o Management of complications
o Occlusion considerations
o Monitoring case progress and compliance
o Establishing an effective preventive program
o Communicating with patients and/or parents, including a discussion of timeline and compliance
o When to refer to a specialist and associated referral protocols
o Retention and follow up
o Associated recordkeeping and informed consent

Current Status:

Completed

Required Practice Monitoring - Office Visits

Practice to be monitored for 24 months following completion of course in Orthodontics.