George Winder, D.D., F.C.A.D. (Ret.)

George Winder’s career in oral health spans more than five decades and reflects a lifelong commitment to clinical excellence, education, and product innovation.

Mr. Winder began his training in 1967 in a three-year Dental Technology program at George Brown College, graduating in 1970. He then worked at the Faculty of Dentistry in the orthodontic program for five years and, in 1973 became one of the first licensed Denturists in Canada.

In 1978, he joined George Brown College as a Professor of Denturism. Over the next 34 years, he played a central role in shaping professional education in the field, serving as Program Co-ordinator for several years and contributing to the development of one of Canada’s leading denturism programs. He retired from teaching at age 63.

In 1989, he developed the Myoloc System. During its development, he collaborated closely with Dr. Hori, chair of the Dental Division at George Brown College. Together, they presented seminars on the Myoloc System throughout the early 1990’s.

Sean Winder

Sean Winder brings a new generation of energy and commitment to the Myoloc System. Although not a denturist, he has worked closely with George to understand the system’s development, purpose, and proper use.

Sean oversees the organization, distribution, and educational support for the product, ensuring that practitioners have clear written instructions, detailed literature, and access to an online demonstration video showing the correct method of Myoloc insertion.

He is dedicated to continuing his father’s work and helping bring the Myoloc System back to clinical practice with clarity, professionalism, and reliable support.