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INDIAN DENTAL ASSOCIATIONINDIAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION

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Index1. Introduction

2. Functions of IDA

3. Journal of IDA

4. Students digest

5.Other publications

6. IDA programs

7. IDA facing the challenges

8.Structure of IDA

10. Privileges of IDA membership

11. Office bearers of IDA

12. Election of office bearers

13. Central council of IDA

14. Annual general body meeting of IDA

15. Receipts & expenditure of association

16. Conclusion

17. Reference

9. Membership of IDA

Introduction

IDA Initiated in the year of 1946.

IDA today has grown in to a giant body comprised of 29 State

Branches & 290 Loc. Branches. Representing 50000 Dental

Professionals.

IDA was Formed after Dentist Act 1948 was passed in Indian

parliament before which it was known as All India Dental

Association.

Association was registered in New Delhi in 1967.

Functions of IDA

1.Holding periodic meeting & conferences of the members.

2.Publishing & circulating a journal.

3.Encouraging the opening of libraries in the branches.

4.Publishing papers related to dental researches.

5.Encouraging research in dental & allied sciences.

6.Conducting educational camping among Indians about oral hygiene.

7.Protect public from unethical treatment by unqualified practitioners.

Journal of IDA

JIDA is a scientific journal exclusively design to promote dental, oral,

medical researches.

Mission

To promote dental, oral, medical research to keep the professional

aware of latest research.

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Features

It presents research work carried out nationally and

internationally in different specialties of dentistry.

Circulation

Approx. 15000 copies.

Focus of JIDA

1.Clinical and non clinical research

2. Material and technique used in treating patient

3. Regular national and international news

4. Research dentistry and medicine.

5. Esthetic and restorative dentistry

JIDA Details Title : Journal Of IDA

Owner : Indian Dental Association

Place of publishing: Mumbai

Discipline : Dentistry

History : January 2007

Periodicity : Monthly

Editor : Dr. Dilip Pol

Publisher : Indian Dental Association

Students Digest

Student Digest is a publication exclusively devoted to dental

students and their needs. It prepares bright young minds to

face the challenges of future.

Mission

To guide young professionals to becoming successful and

informed clinicians of the future.

Features

Includes academic and clinical topics such as career

management, private practice, teaching and research.

Focus

Needs and requirements of students.

Professional courses & admission procedures.

Scholarships & other financial support.

Career opportunities & orientation programs.

Student Digest Details Title : Student Digest

Owner : Indian Dental Association

Place : Mumbai

Discipline : Dentistry

History : February 2008

Periodicity : Monthly

Editor : Dr. Ajay Benarji

Publisher : Indian Dental Association

Clinical dentistry

It highlights symptoms of various dental disorders, their diagonosis,treatment planning & the latest technological findings on the treatment procedures & use of clinical material & equipments in different specialties of dentistry.

Dental events

It is a dental education calendar providing dental professionals with a resource to locate dental conference, seminar & meetings.

Oral health

Articles on dental & oral issues, basics of oral care & hygiene, importance of diet & nutrition, technological updates in relation to treatment, dental emergencies to promote oral health awareness.

Product profile

Include information on technology updates on equipment, dental products & materials, treatment techniques, comparison of products & their benefits.

IDA Programs

R.Ahmed CDE Programs

IDA has initiated R.Ahmed CDE Program, in honor of the

ground breaking work by Rafiddin Ahmed.

Each program spans a duration of 1-3 days.

Held at different location of country.

International CDE program.

Held in major Indian citiesSpan 1-2 daysInternational professionals share their knowledge with Indian counterparts.Lecture and presentations

IDA APDF CDE Programme

APDF Represents dentistry in the Asian continentSpan 1-2 daysLecture / Presentation by speakers, GDs.

IDA FACING THE CHALLENGES

Addressing multiple complex oral diseases

IDA challenges extent from the continued struggle against most common infectious disease: dental caries and periodontal disease-to eliminating life threatening oral and pharyngeal malignancies, craniofacial birth defects and developmental disorders, acute and chronic orofacial pain, to improve quality of life for persons who suffer from them.

Adopting and applying new technologies

The extra ordinary development in science, there is need to ensure that tools emanating from new technologies are adopted and used by professionals for benefit of the public.

Closing the knowledge gap

Many oral diseases and conditions can be controlled, yet significant gaps exist in the public oral health knowledge. The dental knowledge gap, ensures the need that target audience become informed, make appropriate decisions about their health .

The burden of oral diseases

The burden of oral diseases affect the most basic human needs : The ability to eat and drink, Maintain proper nutrition, Smile and communicate. many systemic conditions such as AIDS ,diabets,sjogrens syndrome and osteoporosis have important oral symptoms, manifestations or complications. IDA focusing on oral disease and disorders,birth defects and conditions .-

Dental caries

Dental caries are not extinct. Tooth decay, the end result of a bacterial infection, remains the most common chronic diseases of child hood in the India. Caries also a problem among adult. Recurrent caries and root caries are prevalent among adult and the elderly. IDA helps to identify the most effective health education message for the prevention of caries,particularly among underserved population.

Periodontal diseases

As a result of infection caused by bacteria in the plaque. It may be mild forms such as gingivitis to severe disease that destroy the periodontal ligament & surrounding bone. In some cases leading to lose of tooth.

Oral and pharyngeal cancer

Oral&phryngel cancer is the sixth most common cancers in the developed world.Each year an estimated 1,25,000 patients die. The most disturbing aspect of this is the survival rate.

Structure of the association

It has a Registered office in India where the Gen. secretary reside.

Branches of it spread all over the India.

There are mainly 2 branches:

1.Local branches

Branches which are situated either at district head quarters or in other places in the district.

2.State branches

Branches which has their head quarters within the respective state and made up of various local branches .

Local branches should have a minimum of 30 annual members.There shall not be more than one branch in the same town.

Membership of IDA

Dental practitioners registered under the Indian Dentist Act 1948 are eligible to become members of association.

Different categories of members:

1. Honorable Members

2. Life Members

3. Annual Member

4. Direct Members

5. Student Member

6. Affiliate Members

1. Honorable membersPersons of high scientific or literary attainmentPersons who have conspicuous servicePersons whose connections with the association may be deemed desirable.

2. Life membersDental practitioners and other members of dental profession eligible to become a member of association on payment.

3. Annual MemberPersons with required qualifications who pay by annual subscription

4. Direct MembersPersons eligible for membership but who are not residing or practicing in the area of a local branch.

5. Student memberOnly under graduate student of recognized dental institution may be admitted as student member.

6. Affiliate membersNon residential foreign dental practitioners having dental qualification are become affiliated members.All affiliated members will be attached only to the HQ.

Privileges of IDA membership All member shall be supplied with a copy of the journal. All members can use the library and association books. All members have the right to attend in discussion in all general meetings, lectures and demos or conference organized by association. All members shall enjoy any other privilege that may conferred by central council.

Office bearers of IDA

For the proper management of the association the following office bearers are elected.1.One president.2.One president-Elect3.Three vise president4.One Hon-Gen. Sec5.One Hon-Join. Sec6.One Hon Assi. Sec7.One Hon Treasurer8.One Editor of the Journal9.One Hon Chairman of council of dental health10.One Hon-Sec of council of dental health .

Designation Name

President Dr. Anand Godshay

Hon.Secretary General Dr. Ashok Dhoble

President Elect Dr. Pramod Y. Gurav

Imm. Past President Dr. George Thomas

1st Vice President Dr. J. R. Sabharwal

2nd Vice President Dr. Nikhil Jain

3rd Vice President Dr. Raveendranath M

4th Vice President Dr. Ravindar Singh

Hon. Secretary General Dr. Ashok Dhoble

Hon. Joint Secretary Dr. Sanjay Joshi

Hon. Assistant Secretary Dr. Mukul Dabholkar

Head office bearers

Dr.George Thomas,imm past president of Ida

Dr.Ashok Dhoble,Sec.Gen of Ida

Election of office bearers

For president and vise president nominations are invited from local branches.

The executive committee of the branch select the members.

After screening or self withdrawal of the candidate by any the list of nomination send to all branches requesting them to elect one name for president elect and three members for the vise president from the list of nominees.

Voting is done at general body meeting.

Voted ballet papers are send back to HQ.

Where the scrutinizing committee headed by the Hon. Gen. sec. counts the votes and tabulates the results.

The Hon. Gen. Sec, Joint. Sec, assist. Sec, Treasurer, Editor of the journal and chairman and Hon. Sec. of the council of dental health are elected at annual gen. body meeting.

Ballet papers prepared by the branch sec. using the list.

Central council of IDAThe central council is composed of following members of the associationa)Office bearers1.One president.2.One president-Elect3.Three vise president4.One Hon-Gen. Sec5.One Hon-Join. Sec6.One Hon Assi. Sec7.One Hon Treasurer8.One Editor of the Journal9.One Hon Chairman of council of dental health10.One Hon-Sec of council of dental health .

b)Members without portfolios 1.Immediate past president 2.Representatives from state branches

Functions of the central council of IDA

A.To frame lows of association

B.Appoint committees, sub committees and standing committees.

C.To consider and decide application for direct membership .

D.To appoint or remove salaried officers and servant of the association.

E.It represent to govt. public bodies

F.All properties of the association is under the control of central council

G.Fund rising or investment of association.

H.Decision of the central council in all matters shall be final.

Annual Gen. Body Meeting of the association

It is held once in every year usually in the month of December.Programs in General body meeting is in the following order.

1.The election of chairman

2.Adoption of annual report for the previous year.

3.Adoption of audited accounts of previous year.

4.Any other motion for changes in the order of business.

5.Election of auditor.

6.Election of office bearers.

Income

1.Subscription of the members

2.Central fund from branches

3.Donations.

4.Income from journal and other publications

5.Contributions received on account of organizing Indian

dental conference

Expenditure

1.For journal or publications

2.Carryout the work of association

3.Scientific investigation

4.Conference

5.Prices

6.Scholarships.

In brief, the Indian dental Association is for the well being of dental professionals and dentistry and at the same time they are well concerned with the dental health needs of the Indian citizen and their upliftment in that aspect by conducting and organizing dental health camps in rural area and taking a leading hand in community dental services and such other services for people of India.

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