Issue 1244 3 November 2017...2017/11/03 · A keynote presentation, “Management of Dental Caries...
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Issue 1244 3 November 2017 J. Peak & C. White, Editors Dr. Sandra Guzman-Armstrong a Founder and Secretary of the American Academy of Cariology; First Meeting is Held in Atlanta 1 Submissions Info 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 DSB Weekly Dr. Sandra Guzman-Armstrong a Founder and Secretary of American Academy of Cariology; First Meeting Held in Atlanta The inaugural meeting of the American Academy of Cariology (AAC) was held in Atlanta, Georgia on October 18, 2017, prior to the annual session of the American Dental Association. There were more than 200 who registered for the meeting. The vision of the AAC is to eradicate dental caries in the United States through the promotion of science-based disease management. The following people are founders and officers or board members of the AAC: Dr. Margherita Fontana (Indiana University), AAC founder and president. Dr. Sandra Guzman-Armstrong (University of Iowa), AAC founder and secretary. Dr. Peter Rechmann (UCSF), AAC founder and treasurer. Dr. Rebecca Slayton (University of Washington), AAC founder and board member. Dr. John Featherstone (UCSF), AAC founder and board member. Dr. Domenick Zero (Indiana University), AAC founder and board member. Dr. Mark Wolff (NYU), AAC founder and board member. Dr. Doug Young (University of the Pacific), AAC founder and board member. The program objectives for the inaugural session included introducing the new AAC to a broad audience interested in the mission and who is willing to support achieving the organization’s shared goals, beginning the process of creating collaborations and alliances with key counterpart professional organizations and government agencies, providing content of interest to the target audience, and stim- ulating interest in membership. A keynote presentation, “Management of Dental Caries Throughout Life Duties,” was shared by Drs. Domenick Zero (Indiana University) and Nigel Pitts (Kings College, London, UK). AAC membership during the inaugural year is free and open to all, including researchers, aca- demics, practicing dentists, hygienists, government officials, and dental industry members. To register, go to http://www.aacariology.org.
Transcript of Issue 1244 3 November 2017...2017/11/03 · A keynote presentation, “Management of Dental Caries...
Issue 1244
3 November 2017
J. Peak & C. White, Editors
Dr. Sandra Guzman-Armstrong a
Founder and Secretary of the
American Academy of Cariology;
First Meeting is Held in Atlanta
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DSB Weekly
Dr. Sandra Guzman-Armstrong a Founder and Secretary of American Academy of Cariology; First Meeting Held in Atlanta
The inaugural meeting of the American Academy of Cariology (AAC) was held in Atlanta, Georgia on October 18, 2017, prior to the annual session of the American Dental Association. There were more than 200 who registered for the meeting. The vision of the AAC is to eradicate dental caries in the United States through the promotion of science-based disease management. The following people are founders and officers or board members of the AAC: Dr. Margherita Fontana (Indiana University), AAC founder and president. Dr. Sandra Guzman-Armstrong (University of Iowa), AAC founder and secretary. Dr. Peter Rechmann (UCSF), AAC founder and treasurer. Dr. Rebecca Slayton (University of Washington), AAC founder and board member. Dr. John Featherstone (UCSF), AAC founder and board member. Dr. Domenick Zero (Indiana University), AAC founder and board member. Dr. Mark Wolff (NYU), AAC founder and board member. Dr. Doug Young (University of the Pacific), AAC founder and board member. The program objectives for the inaugural session included introducing the new AAC to a broad audience interested in the mission and who is willing to support achieving the organization’s shared goals, beginning the process of creating collaborations and alliances with key counterpart professional organizations and government agencies, providing content of interest to the target audience, and stim-ulating interest in membership. A keynote presentation, “Management of Dental Caries Throughout Life Duties,” was shared by Drs. Domenick Zero (Indiana University) and Nigel Pitts (Kings College, London, UK). AAC membership during the inaugural year is free and open to all, including researchers, aca-demics, practicing dentists, hygienists, government officials, and dental industry members. To register, go to http://www.aacariology.org.
Dental Filling Station November 6-10, 2017
Monday
Cheddar Bacon Chicken Sandwich & Chips $5.25
$1.00 Fountain with any Purchase
Soup du Jour $2.70/ $3.70
Salad Bar, Deli, Pizza,
& Paninis
Tuesday
Beef Verdes Enchilada $6.25
$1.00 Coffee with any Hot Breakfast
Soup du Jour $2.70/$3.70
Salad Bar, Deli, Pizza,
& Paninis
Wednesday
BBQ Chicken Sandwich & Chips $4.60
$1.50 Granola Bar & Yoplait Yogurt
Soup du Jour $2.70/$3.70
Salad Bar, Deli, Pizza,
& Paninis
Thursday
Taco Bar!!!
Walking Taco $5.00
$2.00 Breakfast Sandwich
Soup du Jour $2.70/$3.70
Salad Bar, Deli, Pizza,
& Paninis
Friday
Cheeseburger with Chips $5.30
2 for $2.50 on 20 oz. Coke Product
Soup du Jour $2.70/$3.70
Salad Bar, Deli, Pizza,
& Paninis
~Menu is subject to change~
Filling Station Announcement
The Filling Station’s hours are 7:30 AM-5:00 PM Monday-Thursday and 7:30 AM-3:00 PM on Fridays.
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— IMPORTANT NOTICE —
Dear Faculty, Students, and Staff:
Ms. Chris White has retired as of September 5, 2017, and we are trying to replace her. However, as with all highly skilled people, we can never replace them; we only hope to find a substitute. During the in-terim period between Ms. White’s retirement and the start date of her successor, both Chris White and Jenni Peak (Iowa Institute for Oral Health Research) will be producing the DSB Weekly. If you have news/photos you would like to submit to the DSB Weekly, please send them to both Jenni ([email protected]) and Chris ([email protected]). We will continue the excellent work that Chris has produced over the years.
Thanks for your cooperation! Brad A. Amendt Associate Dean For Research
Recent Publications
Clark W, Geneser M, Owais A, Kanellis M, Qian
F. Success rates of Hall technique crowns in primary mo-lars: a retrospective pilot study. Gen Dent. 2017 Sep-Oct;65(5):32-35. Reynolds JC, McKernan SC, Sukalski JMC, Dami-ano PC. Evaluation of enrollee satisfaction w ith Iowa ’s Dental Wellness Plan for the Medicaid expansion population. J Public Health Dent. 2017 Aug 3. Allareddy V, Rampa S, Allareddy V. Opioid abuse in children: an emerging public health crisis in the United States! Pediatr Res. 2017 Oct;82(4):562-563. Fontana M, Gonzalez-Cabezas CD, de Peralta T, Johnsen DC. Dental education required for the changing health care environment. J Dent Educ. 2017 Aug;81(8):eS153-eS161. Marshall TA, Marchini L, Cowen H, Hartshorn JE, Holloway JA, Straub-Morarend CL, Gratton D, Solow CM, Col-angelo N, Johnsen DC. Critical thinking theory to practice: us-ing the expert’s thought process as a guide for learning and assessment. J Dent Educ. 2017 Aug;81(8):978-985. Ettinger RL, Goettsche ZS, Qian F. Predoctoral teaching of geriatric dentistry in U.S. dental schools. J Dent Educ. 2017 Aug;81(8):921-928.
Houchen Bindery Schedule: November 13-16, 2017
The above dates reflect Monday-Thursday pickup and delivery. Please have orders ready by Monday at noon. Routes may change without warning.
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Dean David Johnsen to Present “Dental Health for Total Health”
Thursday, November 9, 2017 IMU, Noon-1 pm
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