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A PDF Version of This Article 20 Annual Dental Home Day Brings Smiles to Children in Seattle September 2015 Volume L, Number 5 September 2015 Volume IDS book Volume III is available for free from our website. Request your copy today for a look at our latest themed offices. Visit us at imaginationdental.com Call toll free 1.888.884.4102 PDTThe Magazine of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY TODAY Welcome Columns 5 A Message from Your President 28 Insurance 7 A Message from Your CEO 34 Media Mix 36 Treloar & Heisel Legislative and Regulatory Update 38 ABPD 8 Federal News 39 AAPD 11 Litch’s Law Log Policy Center Annual Session 24 Where Are They Now? Part 2 12 Program At A Glance 27 Evidence-Based Dentistry 13 Presentation and Submission Deadlines Education 30 Samuel D. Harris Fellowship Membership 30 Journal-Based CE 16 Welcome New Members 30 Core Curriculum Reading List 16 AAPD Career Center 32 AAPD CE Courses 20 Annual Dental Home Day Brings 17 Louisiana State University Student Smiles to Children in Seattle Chapter Healthy Smiles, Healthy Children 17 Membership Directory Reminder 43 President’s Message 18 Attn: Class of 2015 44 Meet Our Trustees 18 Membership Renewal 45 $1 Million Dental Homes Challenge 19 Obituary Opportunities 52 Seeking Pediatric Dentist 55 Faculty Positions Available 57 Practice Transitions 57 Practice for Sale Staff Editorial Group The PDT magazine (ISSN 1046-2791) is published bimonthly by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, 211 E. Chicago Avenue—Suite Chief Executive Officer Vice President for Meetings and 1600, Chicago, Ill. 60611, USA, (312) 337-2169. Periodical Postage Paid at John S. Rutkauskas Continuing Education Chicago, Ill. and at additional mailing offices. 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[email protected] Paul Amundsen [email protected] American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Magazine and Web Manager 211 East Chicago Avenue, Suite 1600 Thomas McHenry Annual Fund Coordinator Chicago, IL 60611-2672 [email protected] Michelle Hidalgo (312) 337-2169 [email protected] Public Relations Senior Manager (312) 337-6329 Erika Hoeft Membership and www.aapd.org [email protected] Marketing Director Suzanne Wester [email protected] Beyond cement. It’s CemBiotic™ Be confident in your choice. NuSmile products are developed specifically for pediatric dentistry. If it’s from NuSmile it’s backed by thorough research, designed to deliver time saving efficiencies and high performance… all at an exceptional price. It’s that simple. The Art & Science of NuSmile BioCem® Universal BioActive Cement Biocompatible, Hydrophilic, Antimicrobial Force at Separation for Various Cements on Two Substrates After 7 Days Storage in Saliva Substitute Forms hydroxyapatite available to integrate with and replenish the tooth NuSmile Fuji Ketac RelyX NuSmile Ketac BioCem Cem 2 BioCem , Proud to be an AAPD Strategic Partner Learn more about the science behind NuSmile BioCem at www.nusmilecrowns.com/biocempd To get started with NuSmile BioCem email [email protected] or call 1-800-346-5133 I www.nusmilecrowns.com I +1-713-861-0033 Dr. Rob L. Delarosa AAPD President Globalization in Glasgow Summer is surely here! As always, we are extremely busy in our practices and new residents are starting their programs. I remember my first day at UTHSC at San Antonio under the great tutelage of Bill Berlocher, Steve Brandt and the rest of the crew. I still believe those were some of the best years of my life, challenging—for sure—but rewarding. It was shortly after completing my residency that I was intro- members for their long standing contributions to pediatric dentistry duced to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. For those and the IAPD. Congratulations to these individuals for advancing of us who have been around awhile, the American Society of our cause for children’s oral health. Dentistry for Children was still a separate entity, and we were called The governance structure of IAPD is different from ours, given “pedodontists”. Much has changed since those days long ago, but the global nature of the organization. The representative society via what hasn’t changed is the commitment we all share for the children delegates and the board vote on the issues at the Council meeting, we serve. I know I have heard Jerry Miller use the phrase “it’s all which is similar to our General Assembly. This year was relatively about the kids” many times, but he is spot on. easy as there didn’t seem to be any issues of concern. Dr. Anthony It truly is about the children, and we are privileged to be able to Tsai, Taiwan, is the incoming president and Dr. Ana Marie Viller- impact our patients’ lives. I frequently remind my team that we are rou, Greece, President-Elect. Terms are for two years. so fortunate to be able to call ourselves children’s advocates and do Of particular significance for me was the overall and consistent what we do. interest in collaboration that was expressed to me throughout the My travel schedule this year is very active and has already begun week. Following the efforts of our Global Interactions Task Force, on a big note. I attended the 25th Congress of the International established by Joel Berg and chaired by Amr Moursi, and our Academy of Pediatric Dentistry in Glasgow, Scotland. This was hosting the very successful International Reception in Seattle, there really a great meeting, and I met so many of our colleagues from was a high level of enthusiasm for our communities to interact on across the world. I particularly want to thank IAPD President Dr. several levels. Jorge Castillo and Congress Chair Dr. Richard Welbury for their IAPD is in the process of developing policies and guidelines. warm hospitality and invitation. As well, Immediate Past President The decision was made to begin the process by endorsing guidelines Dr. Eduardo Alcaino was particularly accommodating in making from other associations including AAPD’s documents from our sure I was in the right places. Dr. Alcaino is the first non-North Reference Manual. Those endorsed will be published on their newly American member to attend our Leadership Institute at Kellogg in updated website. this upcoming cohort. I assured Alcaino that he will surely enjoy his experience there, and I appreciate his willingness to come all the In this same spirit of collaboration, we have agreed to co-host way from Australia to attend the December sessions. a Symposium with the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland in October 2016. AAPD Past President Dr. Ed Moody and I will be IAPD consists of 1,265 individual members and 58 National going to Dublin this fall for the site visit and discussion of content Society members. At this meeting, seven new countries were admit- for the meeting. This will replace our symposium normally held in ted for membership. As we are, they are a growing organization, November for this year only, and for those who attended the last with sound financials and committed leadership. They have on their joint meeting in Scotland, both parties feel this will be a successful Board a Representative of Nations and our official representative is venture for our members. Dr. Yasmi Crystal, who also chairs the Scientific Committee. Dr. Jim Crall is on the Finance Committee and Dr. Milton Houpt is the out- We also discussed the possibility of hosting a joint National going IAPD Journal honorary editor. Several other AAPD members meeting here in the states. With IAPD’s meetings confirmed through I saw in Scotland are also involved in IAPD, including Drs. Amr 2021 and AAPD’s at least through that date, we would be looking a Moursi, Kevin Donly, Tim Wright and Francisco Ramos-Gomez. little farther in the future to accommodate all schedules if possible. Also, this year Dr. Anna Fuks, Israel ( a previous recipient of Finally, as I stated in the beginning of this article, it’s all about AAPD’s Distinguished Service Award ); Dr. Lisa Papagiannoulis, the children, and that’s something we have in common with our Greece; and Dr. Gerry Wright, Canada, were selected as Honorary international colleagues across the world. 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