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Seriously ... c’mon ... no way! What happened?

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Members Ring In! Pg 22-23

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Highlights from the 2016 ODA House of Delegates

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SECRETARYWayne R. Wauligman, D.D.S.

TREASURERChristopher F. Heck, D.M.D.

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President’s Message ...............................................3

June Council Meeting Minutes ......................... 5-7

2016 Calendar of Events ...............................9-11

Seriously ... c’mon ... no way! What happened ....................................... 13, 15

American Dental Association Releases CDT 2017: Dental Procedure Codes .............. 15

CDS Infection Control & Regulatory Compliance in the Dental Office ............ 17-18

CDS 2-Hour Radiography Update Session .......... 19

CDS Presents Our Free 2017 Continuing Education Program ......................................... 20

An Update on Current and Emerging Regulatory Issues ............................................ 21

Members Ring In! ....................................... 22-23

Highlights from the 2016 ODA House of Delegates and Callahan Dinner! ............. 24-25

Highlights “Get to Know the CDS ..................... 27

Membership News ............................................. 28

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President’s MessageMATTHEW M. PARKER, D.D.S.

President

Supporting the CDS... simpler than you might imagine

It’s October. The nights are cool and the days are less humid once again. High school, college, and pro football is everywhere. It’s a great time of year to live in Cincinnati.

It’s also the time that I take stock of the current year and begin setting goals for the next year. If you are anything like me time has a way of getting away from you if you don’t plan out your days, weeks, and months. Without thoughtful planning, family time gets compromised and time away from the practice seems to evaporate.

In that spirit of planning, I decided to look at what a small commitment of time by our members could accomplish. Sometimes I sense that members feel that volunteering will require a huge time commitment. So, I wanted to dispel that myth and show you how helpful you can be by donating 12 hours or less a YEAR. Think about it- that’s an hour a month to keep our local dental society thriving.

For that amount of time you could:

1) Take a new colleague out to lunch and promote organized dentistry (1 hour)

2) Participate in the Leave No Veteran Behind screening day (6 hours)

3) Join a CDS committee and attend all our meetings- most committees meet twice a year (6 hours)

4) Attend every scientific/membership event hosted by the CDS (8 hours)

5) Mentor a pre-dental or dental student by allowing them to shadow in your office (up to you)

6) Support the annual executive committee installation dinner in January (4 hours)

7) Tee it up with some buddies at the Oral Health Foundation golf outing (6 hours)

8) Treat three LNVB veterans in your offices (6 hours)

9) Attend two CDS sponsored continuing education seminars (12 hours)

10) Serve on the CDS council- council meets six times a year (12 hours)

And the list goes on and on. The point is that there are many opportunities to support the CDS that do not require a lot of your valuable time. Let’s make the investment together to keep our voice strong and our profession vital and independent. Thanks for your help!

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June 13, 2016 Council Meeting MinutesSecretary: Dr. Wayne R. Wauligman

The Cincinnati Dental Society June 13, 2016 Council Meeting Minutes

Secretary: Dr. Wayne R. Wauligman

Call to Order: The June Council Meeting was held Monday, June 13, 2016 at the Cincinnati Dental Society Executive Office. President, Dr. Matthew Parker, called the meeting to order at 6:38 pm. The CDS Mission and Antitrust Statements were presented to Council with the Order of Business. Roll Call: Members Present: Drs. Brandt, Chopra, Dorr, Glogowski, Hanlon, Heck, Kelley, Khetarpal, Murphy, Newby, Osterday, Parker, Perrino, Schaeffer, Wayne Wauligman and Whitney Wauligman. Members Absent: None. Guests: Dr. Andrew Harris. The minutes from the April 25, 2016 Council Meeting were moved and accepted to be approved. The motion passed unanimously. Dr. Parker proceeded to Drs. Heck and Kelley as they had to leave the meeting early. Treasurer’s Report:

Dr. Chris Heck reported the completion of the IRS forms 990 for 2015 and moved to approve them. Dr. Murphy seconded it and the motion carried unanimously. Dr. Heck continued and reported our reserves are solid. There is a good return on our investments without too much risk. Continuing education income is significantly down. It is not anticipated to make up the deficit in income by yearend. Discussion lead to…

Dr. Murphy, for the Program Committee, reported the New Dentist Study Club members were surveyed about seminar needs. They responded they need seminars on Saturday or Sundays as they have too much going on in their lives. A bi-monthly two hour seminar with good food and great venue was also mentioned as important. Dr. Parker explained the CDS can put together a great line-up that the individual specialist cannot provide. It is expensive to hire the talent we have listed, for example, Drs. Christensen and Svirsky next year.

Dr. Heck continued by saying we have good membership retention relative to the rest of the state although our membership number is trending slightly downward. Dr. Murphy suggested the forty year old group should be a target group.

ODA Membership: Dr. Dan Kelley reported for the Sub Council on New Dentists. They received a $2,000 ADA MPG grant for a “speed dating” style event that matches new dentists and dental students looking for employment with seasoned member dentists looking to hire or sell a practice. The Sub Council discussed hosting this event during lunch on Saturday, September 17, 2016 at the ODA Annual Session. The event would be free to attend, but requires registration.

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June 13, 2016 Council Meeting Minutes – Page 2 President’s Report:

Dr. Parker notified us that Dr. Michael Halasz has appointed Dr. Mark Bronson as his chair designate of the ODA Annual Session. It is a four year term. Dr. Mary Ellen Wynn was reappointed to the ODA Judicial Subcommittee.

Dr. Brandt will receive the ODA Marvin Fisk Humanitarian Award at the Callahan Memorial Award Ceremony on Friday night of the annual session. As our current other ODA award nominees were not selected, Dr. Parker recommends we consider nominating them again for 2017.

Drs. Brandt, Hanlon, Murphy and Osterday’s Council positions expire yearend. Anyone wishing to continue should notify Vicki as the Nominating Committee will be meeting on August 22nd.

Dr. Parker addressed the Dental Hygiene Therapist issue at UC Blue Ash and called upon Dr. Harris. He reported on the meeting that took place with their Hygiene Director and Dean regarding their support of dental hygiene therapist. CDS was represented by: Ms. Nixon and (Drs.) Crowley, Harris, Parker, and Schaeffer. Dr. Harris indicated that he received an email from the hygiene director thanking him for his support. However, they were going to seek support from other resources in the community. Vicki received the same email, therefore, CDS is no longer sitting on their Hygiene Advisory Board effective immediately.

Dr. Parker reported that Vermont just went to Dental Therapists by a six to five vote. If it passes in Ohio, two dental therapists must sit on the Ohio State Dental Board.

CDS Oral Health Foundation:

Dr. Ken Brandt gave an update on the Patty Walter Memorial Golf Classic to be held Monday, June 20 at the Four Bridges Country Club. One hundred one golfers have registered. Eddie Merlot’s gave a $25 gift card to each golfer that participates.

Executive Director’s Report:

Members said they appreciated the “Shredding Event” and that it was fun. It is a low cost event that has proven to be a good member benefit.

This year the radiography certificates will expire. November 18th is our last Radiography Update course that is needed in order to renew certificates.

Presented by Chris Moore with the ODA, the OSHA Course, “Infection Control and Regulatory Compliance” will be held Friday, November 4, 2016.

Sasha and Ms. Nixon will be in Columbus on July 19th for “Aptify” training. “Aptify” is the new database software for tripartite dentistry.

CDS Committee Updates:

Dr. Andrew Dorr presented the names of new members in the Society; (Drs.) Kelly Kirtland, John Unger, and Michael Motto. The New Member Event, held on May 19th, was very nice. We did not have as many new members attend, but everyone seemed to enjoy the presentations, food, and venue.

September 22nd will again be the “Get to Know the Cincinnati Dental Society” event at Jack Casino. Subjects include basic accounting principles for dentistry, HIPAA, employment law, and other practice management courses.

Our very own “Family Friendly Tailgating” event will be held at the Backstage Event Center on October 16, 2016. Pumpkin painting, corn hole tournament, lunch, Bengals game will be among some of the activities.

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ODA Updates:

Dr. Veronica Glogowski will attend the Access to Dental Care meeting at the ODA office on July 8th. Dr. Ruchika Khetarpal reported as the ODA Membership representative. The Council is discussing

putting together an “Ohio Mission Trip” where volunteer dentists would go to underserved areas in Ohio and perform treatment at existing dental facilities similar to the Crest Smile Shoppe in Cincinnati. The ODA intends to send out information to dental faculty members to join the ODA. Half of faculty are not members. Dental schools should help promote supporting organized dentistry.

Dr. Ken Brandt, from the ODA Foundation, reported that in memory of this being the 150th year of existence of the ODA, members may donate $250 to the Foundation by adding it to their dues statement. Dr. Brandt reported the Foundation has become more precise in granting scholarships to dental students only. There will be a mid-year assessment and the student must be a member of the ASDA.

For the Ohio Dental Political Action Committee, ODPAC, Dr. Michael Schaeffer reported anyone interested in making contributions to contact him. He reported Dr. Joe Crowley is in a three way race for ADA President, which will be determined at the October meeting in Denver.

New Business:

Dr. Wauligman noted the recent passing of Dr. Fred Lee, a former CDS and ODA President, and a humorous and engaging emcee of long ago CDS and ODA events. He was 98 years old and still had a sharp intellect.

Announcements:

The Subdistrict 9 First Meeting is Monday, July 25 at 6:30 pm. The next CDS Council Meeting in Monday, September 12th. The ODA Annual Session is September 15-18. The ADA Annual Session is in Denver from October 20-23.

The June 13, 2016 Cincinnati Dental Society Council meeting adjourned at 8:29 pm.


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2016 Calendar of EventsNOVEMBER

Meetings

November 1: Program Committee meeting at 6:30 pm at the Executive Office.

November 7: Council meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. Members who wish to attend should contact Vicki Nixon at 984-3444 or submit their topic/issue via email: [email protected].

November 14: Finance Committee meeting at 6:30 pm at the Executive Office.

Continuing EducationNovember 4: Annual OSHA Course by Chris Moore with the Ohio Dental Association. See pages 17-18.

November 11: “Magic Shadows”: The Power of Cone Beam Imaging for Your Dental Practice” by Dale A. Miles, D.D.S.

Location: Sharonville Convention Center, 11355 Chester Road, 513-771-7744

Schedule: 8:00 a.m. Registration ** 8:30 a.m. Program

Sponsored by: Henry Schein Dental

Staff Invited: Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants and Administrative Personnel of registered dentists.

CE Credits: 6.5 CE Credits

About the Program: Dr. Miles presents principles and applications of Dentistry’s newest and most advanced imaging technology

– Cone Beam “CT” (computed tomography). He reviews large and small volume anatomic structures in detail like you’ve never seen it before. Come see what you may have been missing.

Course Objectives: The participant will: 1. Understand the principles and applications of CBCT 2. Visualize anatomical detail in 2D and 3D 3. Understand the importance of reviewing ALL of the slice data

About the Dr. Miles is an adjunct Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology at the University of Texas Health Speaker: Science Center in San Antonio, Texas. Previously he was Chair of the Department of Oral Health

Sciences at the University of Kentucky, the graduate program director of Dental Diagnostic Sciences at Indiana University, and has held positions at the University of Connecticut and Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is a Diplomate of both the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology and the American Board of Oral Medicine. He is also a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada.

He has been named as one of the “TOP CLINICIANS IN CE” for the past 12 years by Dentistry Today. He has authored over 135 scientific articles and 6 textbooks, including the 2nd edition of his “Atlas of Cone Beam Imaging for Dental Applications” published by Quintessence. He has a web site for teaching dentists and auxiliaries about digital imaging and cone beam imaging at learndigital.net and a company in Fountain Hills, AZ called Cone Beam Radiographic Services, LLC providing radiographic interpretation to dental colleagues and radiology laboratory services who use CBCT. To date he has read over 16,000 CBCT scans. He also has software for creating a CBCT interpretive report called EasyRiter available on the web as well as a social media channel for imaging called www.interactiveimagingtv.com.

DECEMBER

Meetings

December 5: Council meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. Members who wish to attend should contact Vicki Nixon at 984-3444 or submit their topic/issue via email: [email protected].

December 12: Cincinnati Dental Society’s Oral Health Foundation Board meeting at 6:30 pm at the Executive Office.

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These Images Are Great!, But What Am I Looking at?”: Essential Cone Beam Anatomy for Dentists

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That’s my usual reply when someone informs me that a friend has unexpectedly died. Our mortality, as we age, becomes more difficult to ignore and it is a subject that is commonly suppressed in the deepest recesses of our consciousness. That’s how we cope and how we survive ... while pushing on to the next sunrise.

Just writing about the subject is an action rooted and filled with denial.

My Christian friends always reassure me that death is a celebration, but frankly, I’m currently not in the partying mood. In fact, as I statistically move closer and closer to judgement day, each friend that has passed away and contributed something I have cherished during my existence, produces more than just a brief moment of angst and melancholy.

And does it really matter how a friend died. After all, none of us has the power to reverse what happened that caused their demise.

This past year many Ohio dentists as well as common folks were rocked by the sudden passage of some significant “contributors” to our profession.

Please don’t misunderstand me. Every practicing dentist in Ohio, past and current, has or is making a contribution to society and the profession. The individuals I want to pay tribute to, and not all of them are dentists ... I’m going to refer to as “Dentistry’s Angels.”

In no defining order they include Darryl Dever, Dr. Dick McFarland, Dr. Jim Snelson, Dr. Patty Walter and Dr. Fred Lee.

The memories and opinions I’m sharing are mine, and hopefully I’ll stimulate a few of your own if you knew these “Angels.” I know each of them would humbly proclaim if they could ...”Geez Bob ... don’t write about me ... there are so many others that are deserving!”

To which I say “Baloney”...

Three of my tributes are for Cincy folks.

Dr. Fred Lee, all 98 years of him, was the CDS’s version of George Burns-sans the cigar! Past president dinners won’t be the same without his wit and wisdom. He was a past president of the ODA and the Cincinnati Dental Society. I never told him I had a personal nickname for him. I called him the

“Ambassador.” Back when dental society meetings were regularly attended by most members, if a new member showed up for dinner, Fred more likely than not would have the “rookie” on some CDS committee by evening’s end. That’s how much he loved the profession and respected those that became involved in it. I’m a betting man and I’ll take even odds that Fred is currently trying to convince Jesus to be a dentist when he comes back for his final visit.

Dr. Dick McFarland was also a past president of the ODA and Cincinnati Dental Society. He was a gentle giant ... all 6’4” or more of him! I never observed Dick have a mean word for or with anyone. During dental business meetings, he would observe debates about the profession’s vexing issues and would, magically it seemed, craft a solution(s) to the problem and nobody would object. He was a genuine peacemaker.

Dr. Patty Walter was never without a smile. During her time going through the chairs of the CDS and finally when she was president, she along with Dr. Ken Brandt, Linda Smith Krill and CDS past president Tom Scheer initiated a program to provide free dentistry for southwestern Ohio veterans. There wasn’t a more noble program begun by any dental society, to my knowledge, anywhere in this country.

Somewhere on some horse trail in this country there’s an empty saddle right now. “Happy trails to you, Patty.”

And Dr. “Jim” Snelson ... well I don’t think there’s any entity that he was involved in where he didn’t end up being president. Luckily the ODA and Corydon Palmer Dental Society were interests of his. I doubt there was any dental committee at the local, state or national level that didn’t benefit from his input.

But years after his ODA presidency in 1993, there wasn’t a year that passed by that I didn’t hear at the ODA Annual convention ...”Hey Jim - Forward Ever, Backward Never.” Whether he did or didn’t coin the phrase matters not. Someone would yell the phrase and Jim would raise his fist in the air in happy recognition ... and with a sly twinkle in his eyes!

Darryl Dever wasn’t a doctor!

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Daryl never met anyone he couldn’t convince that a cow pie was a really “HUGE” (Trump would have loved Darryl) chocolate chip cookie – and that it tasted great and was nutritious. If that’s not the defining trait of a lobbyist then email me your definition.

Darryl sat down with me quite a few years ago, at my insistence, and explained why the world needs lobbyists. At some period in our country’s history, politicians stopped having duels and killing each other. Instead, they stopped talking to each other when they disagreed about something. Perhaps the duels stopped because of lobbyists. You see, for quite some time American politicians REALLY haven’t liked or respected individuals not affiliated with their respective political party. It’s the “Darryl Devers” of the world who sit down with each adversary and present the necessary information so that the politicos don’t make horrible decisions. Darryl would take the party affiliations out of the equation. I can imagine Darryl saying “Does the public really benefit from this piece of legislation, and if so is there some common ground we can reach that limits the damage to those individuals, groups, associations etc. who’s ox is about to be gored.”

The “ODA Today” has for years devoted a column concerning state and national legislation that affects each of you and your practices. What wasn’t visible was Darryl’s behind-the-scenes give and take that usually resulted in favorable legislation for our profession. Who do you think has been working the restaurants, bars and back rooms of the Statehouse for the past several years helping stem the midlevel practitioner legislation from gaining momentum?

Somewhere it’s 5:00 according to Jimmy Buffet, and Darryl and the Lord are kicking back and knocking one down right now ... I’ll bet.

If there’s someone you know that you think is one of Dentistry’s “Angels,” every once in a while take a moment to say thank you while they’re still on the right side of the grass. Otherwise you’ll end up like me ... saying, “What – you’re not serious ... when did it happen?”

Dr. Buchholz may be reached at [email protected].

Reprinted with permission from the ODA Today.

“Seriously ... c’mon ... no way! What happened?” (continued from page13)

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Infection Control and Regulatory Compliance in the Dental Office

DATE: Friday, November 4, 2016 CREDITS: Two (2) CE Credits

LOCATION: Sharonville Convention Center, Rooms 101-102, 11355 Chester Road

TIME: 8:00 a.m. Registration & Continental Breakfast Program 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This practical seminar will help dentists and team members understand and comply with the latest state and federal regulations affecting the practice of dentistry in Ohio. The information-packed session will focus on Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) infection control rules, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Bloodborne Pathogens Standard and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) infectious waste disposal rules.

At the conclusion of the course, attendees should be able to: Understand the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard while also fulfilling the standard's

annual training requirement; Understand the OSDB's infection control rules and; Understand the OEPA's infectious waste disposal regulations.

SPEAKER: - Christopher A. Moore Mr. Moore currently serves as director of dental services for the Ohio Dental Association. He has served at the ODA for nearly 30 years and currently administers the association’s third party payer, peer review, direct reimbursement, dental practice and regulatory compliance programs. Chris received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Case Western Reserve University and a Masters of Arts degree from Kent State University.


FEES: First Person $70 for CDS Member * * $85 for ADA Member * * $110 for Non-Member Additional Person(s): $40 each

THE CINCINNATI DENTAL SOCIETY'S

Infection Control and Regulatory Compliance in the Dental Office

Registration Form for November 4, 2016

Please Note: One Form Per Dental Office Please. Registration Deadline is October 31, 2016. Cancellation Policy: A $25 cancellation fee will be charged if registration is cancelled after��

October 28, 2016.

Dentist: ___________________________________ Phone Number: _____________________

Dentist or First Person: ______________________________________________________________

Names of Additional Staff Members: ___________________________________________________

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To register for this course, please make check payable to: Cincinnati Dental Society and mail with this form to: 9200 Montgomery Road, Suite 21-A, Cincinnati, OH 45242.

Or fill out credit card information and fax to: 513-984-3047.

Credit Card #: ________________________________ Exp. Date: _________ (Visa, MasterCard or Discover)

Name on Card: ______________________________ Amount: _________ SSC#:_______ Business or Personal Card? (Please circle one.)

If personal card, please provide your complete address: _________________________

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OCTOBER 2016 • 19

Last One in 2016!

The Cincinnati Dental Society’s2-Hour Radiography Update Session

Instructor: Debbie Odum, CDA

These 2-hour review sessions are designed to give a brief overview of fundamental concepts in dental radiology. Emphasis of the course will be proper registration and inspection of radiology equipment. They meet the Ohio State Dental Board’s biennial certificate renewal requirements. Radiology certificates will expire as of December 31, 2016, so plan to attend one of these two sessions in order to keep your certificate current.

Date: Friday, November 18, 2016 CE: 2 Hours Time: 8:00 am Registration, 9 to 11:00 am Program Location: Embassy Suites in Blue Ash, 4554 Lake Forest Drive, Blue Ash, OH 45242 Food: Light refreshments, compliments of Procter & Gamble

Fees: $70 for CDS Members (Includes Associate Members)$85 for ADA Members and $100 for Non-Members

The Cincinnati Dental Society is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider approved by the Ohio Dental Association.

REGISTRATION FORM for November 18, 2016 ** Deadline to Register November 11, 2016

Cancellation Policy: No refunds if cancelled after November 11, 2016

Name(s):

Dentist Name:

Make check payable to: Cincinnati Dental Society

Mail this form to: 9200 Montgomery Rd., Suite 21-A, Cincinnati, OH 45242

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Exp. Date: Security Code:

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CINCINNATI DENTAL SOCIETY PRESENTS OUR FREE 2017 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM Supported by: Procter & Gamble

As our way of thanking you for being a member, the Cincinnati Dental Society is offering a three-hour

free dental program for CDS Members only at the P & G Mason Business Center.

Date: Friday, February 3, 2017 CE Credits: Three (3) Hours

Schedule: 7:30 to 8:30 am – Registration ** 8:30 to 11:30 am - Program 11:30 am - Tour of Facility if Desired, Box Lunch Provided

Cost: CDS Members – Complimentary *All no-shows will be invoiced $25 to cover fixed costs. Staff of CDS Members and Guests - $50 Each

Location: P&G Mason Business Center, 8700 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, OH 45040 Please be prepared to show driver’s license at front desk for security purposes.

Everyday Restorative: Tips to Make Your Clinical Life Easier and More Predictable by Dr. Dennis Brown

~ Shaping anterior composites ~ How to avoid over bulking ~ Occlusal stamping technique ~ A way to replace cusps with direct composite and reduce adjustment time ~ Achieving excellent isolation. It doesn’t include a rubber dam ~ Clean dry air, an essential to bonding. How to assure you have it ~ Anterior and posterior composite bridges. A conservative approach ~ How to detect cracked teeth before symptoms. Which ones’ merit restorative intervention ~ Uses for Teflon tape continues to grow “dentistry’s duct tape ~ Quick occlusal clearance check. Prevent a call from the lab ~ Creating convincing color blend for Class V’s composites.

About the Speaker: Dr. Brown is a graduate of Xavier University with a B.S. in Biology. After graduation Dr. Brown served as a scout dog handler with the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vietnam. After returning from Vietnam, Dr. Brown attended Ohio State University College of Dentistry where he received his D.D.S. The following year Dr. Brown established his practice in his hometown of Owensville, Ohio.

Dr. Brown is a member of the Cincinnati Dental Society, the Ohio Dental Association, and the

American Dental Association. Dr. Brown lectures on everyday dentistry, and he has published several articles. Dr. Brown is the inventor of the Greater Curve matrix system. He can be reached at [email protected]

REGISTRATION FORM for February 3, 2017 – Deadline to register January 27, 2017 Cancellation policy: No refunds if cancelled after January 27, 2017.

Name(s) Attending

Make check payable to: Cincinnati Dental Society Mail this form to: 9200 Montgomery Road, Suite 21-A, Cincinnati, OH 45242

C.C. #: Exp. Date:

Name on Card: SSC:

Zip Code of Billing Address: Total $:

Please fax registration form to the Cincinnati Dental Society’s Executive Office, 513-984-3047.

OCTOBER 2016 • 21

“An Update on Current and Emerging Regulatory Issues”

Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 CE: One (1) Hour Location: Cooper Creek in Blue Ash, 4040 Cooper Road Fee: Complementary for CDS Members ~ $30 per Guest

Schedule: 6:15 p.m. Appetizers and cash bar 7:15 p.m. Program COURSE DESCRIPTION: This lecture will provide an update on current and emerging regulatory issues impacting dentistry in Ohio, including regulations recently adopted by the Ohio State Dental Board and Ohio Board of Pharmacy as well as proposals currently being considered by the Ohio General Assembly. COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. Current and emerging regulations relevant to practicing dentists, 2. The impact such regulations are likely to have on dental practices. 3. Steps necessary for compliance.

SPEAKERS: - Christopher Moore, ODA Director of Dental Services Chris currently services as director of dental services for the ODA. He has been with the ODA for 28 years and administers the associations’ third party payer, peer review, Carnation Dental/Direct Reimbursement, dental practice and regulatory compliance programs. Chris received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Case Western Reserve University and Masters of Arts degree from Kent State University.

Nathan DeLong, ODA Director of Legal and Legislative Services Nathan joined the ODA staff in April of 2015 as Director of Legal and Legislative Services. Originally a resident of Circleville, Ohio, Nathan moved to Columbus in 2007. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Leadership and Management from Capital University then earned a Juris Doctor from Capital University Law School where he graduated magna cum laude and as a member of the Order of the Barristers. During his time as a law student, Nathan participated on the National Moot Court Team, served as Associate Justice for the Moot Court Executive Board, and earned the top grade in Appellate Advocacy. Nathan became a member of the Ohio bar in November 2014, and is currently an active member of the American Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association and Columbus Bar Association.

REGISTRATION FORM for May 8, 2017- Deadline to register May 3, 2017

Fee/Person: CDS Members- Complimentary, $30 per Guest

Name(s) Attending: Please make check payable to Cincinnati Dental Society and mail with this form to:

9200 Montgomery Road, Suite 21-A, Cincinnati, OH 45242 If paying by Credit Card simply complete and fax to: (513) 984-3047 CC# (Discover or MC or Visa Only) Name on Card Exp: SSC Amount


Members Ring In!

Dr. Deepak G. Krishnan is one of the speakers at this year’s Ohio Dental Society of Anesthesiology’s Annual Scientific Symposium scheduled for Saturday, November 19, 2016 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. He invites those interested in attending to hear other speakers such as:

• Joel M. Weaver, DDS, PhD – Ohio Rules and Regulations for Sedation and Anesthesia-An Update

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To register for the annual meeting, Dr. Krishnan asked that you visit the Ohio Dental Society of Anesthesiology’s website at www.ohdasahome.org or contact Rosie Mays, 513-584-2401.

OCTOBER 2016 • 23

I have had a unique experience this summer and wanted to share it with you.

Several weeks ago a man came into our office. Long story short, he was scouting locations for the movie about John Gotti currently being filmed in Cincinnati. They were looking for a dental office that looked like it might be in Queens, NY, in the 1980’s. After several visits by up to 15 people associated with the film, our office was selected. As near as I can tell from information on the internet (according to John Gotti Jr.), the story goes something like this:

On a so-called ‘dental furlough,’ Gotti says his father was escorted by armed guards from Green Haven correctional facility to a Manhattan dental office.

Chris Thielen, DDS… ‘My father would go up to the dentist’s office, open his mouth, and then go out the back of the building where one of the fellows would drive him away,’ Gotti writes. The guards, paid off with hundreds of dollars, would wait patiently as Gotti went home, changed out of his prison jumpsuit and spent quality time with Gotti Jr. and the rest of the family.

‘When it was time to return to the prison, my father’s man would drive him back to the dentist’s building, and he would emerge from the front entrance back into the custody of the marshals,’.

And so, on Tuesday, Aug. 9, our office was closed for the afternoon and 40 - 50 people set up in our parking lot and in the office to shoot Gotti (John Travolta) entering and leaving the dentist’s office. It truly was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Of course, we won’t know until the movie debuts what, if any, footage is actually used. A few photos are below.

Members Ring In!


ODA’s 150 Year Celebration!

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Subdistrict 9 Delegates and Alternated Delegates

L to R: Mark Bronson, Rachel Tepe, Larry Tepe, Phil Howard, Mike Schaeffer, Lamont Jacobs, Ken Brandt, Ruchika

Khetarpal, Dennis Murphy, Mary Ellen Wynn, Whitney Wauligman, Veronica Glogowski, Wayne Wauligman, Executive Director, Vicki Nixon, David Vorherr, Larry

Kluener, Tom Perrino, Manny Chopra, and Joe Crowley.

(Not pictured: John Bennet, Jr., Tim Bennet, Andy Dorr, Chris Heck, Berta Howard, Bert Jacob, Dan Kelley, Steve Moore,

Betsy Mueller, Monica Newby, Steve Pick, and Matt Parker.)

L to R: Mark Bronson, Steve Moore, Ken Brandt, Bert Jacob, Executive Director, Vicki Nixon, Mike Schaeffer,

Tom Perrino, and Manny Chopra

Dr. Manny Chopra as he represents Subdistrict 9 as chair of Reference Committee B, Dental Education, Dental Services,

and Governmental Affairs.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 2016 ODA HOUSE OF DELEGATES AND CALLAHAN DINNER!

Dr. Ken Brandt and Dr. Betsy Mueller received the ODA’s 2016 Marvin Fisk Humanitarian Award

at the Callahan Dinner on September 16, 2016 in Columbus, Ohio.

The Cincinnati Dental Society and Keely Dental Society are so very proud of you both! Congratulations!

OCTOBER 2016 • 25

L to R: Ken Brandt, Vicki Nixon, Wayne Wauligman, Paula Wauligman, Larry Kluener, Trish

Kluener, Dennis Murphy, Tom Perrino, Veronica Glogowski, Steve Moore, Betsy Mueller, Mark

Bronson, ADA President, Carol Gomez Summerhays, Mary Ellen Wynn, Joe Crowley, Ruchika Khetarpal,

Beth Chopra, and Manny Chopra.

2016 Callahan Dinner

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 2016 ODA HOUSE OF DELEGATES AND CALLAHAN DINNER!

The Dynamic Duo!

Having fun at the Callahan dinner!


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OCTOBER 2016 • 27

We had a great turnout for our annual “Get to Know the Cincinnati Dental Society” event at Jack Casino on September 22, 2016. There were five topics and two round discussion sessions. Attendees were so engaged, it was difficult to end the sessions.

In attendance was: Ebisinde Akah, Tim Bennet, John Bennet, Jr., Ken Brandt, Eric Brown, David Carrier, Matt Corcoran, Dwight Dessart, Andy Dorr, Walter (Skip) Gay, Rob Ghering, Bill Glockner, Veronica Glogowski, Samiksha Gulrajani, Mary Ann Hanlon, Chris Heck,

“Get to Know the Cincinnati Dental Society”

Tracy Hodge, Gordon Huntress, Andy Jordan, Dan Kelley, Ruchika Khetarpal, Steve Kuennemeier, Gary Lamond, Mark Logeman (brought two staff members with him, Lisa and Lucinda), Carolyn Molzahn, Dennis Murphy, Matt Parker, Kimi Patel, Matt Parker, Steve Pieper, Nathan Powers, Lindsey Schimp, Aaron Shaftel, Zachary Sherman, Daniel Shertok, Sally Souders, Rachel Tepe, Wayne Wauligman, and James Welland.

We would like to thank the speakers for taking time from

their busy schedules to be part of the event:

Thomas J. Perrino, DDS – “Employment Law and Employee Manuals”

Susan C. DiOrio, PT, MEd, and Stephen M. Sallada, PT, Med – “Ergonomics and Postural Issues in Dentistry –

How to Keep Doing What You Love to Do”

Christopher Moore, ODA – “HIPPA Overview (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)”

David S. Justice, CPA, Partner, Seeskin, Paas, & Blackburn – “Understanding Your Practice Financial Statements”

Nathan DeLong, ODA – “How to Prevent Embezzlement from Happening in

Your Dental Practice”


Condolences

Welcome NeW members!

MEMBERSHIP NEWSOCTOBER 2016

Ebisinde M. Akah, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: 4360 Ferguson Drive, (513) 753-6446 Graduated: 2014 from The Ohio State University

Vincent M. Benedetti, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: 11333 Springfield Pike, (513) 772-0722Graduated: The Ohio State University

James M. Candon, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: Unknown Graduated: 2016 from University of Maryland-

Baltimore

Thomas Dooley, D.M.D. – General Dentist Practice: 5212 Cedar Village Drive, Mason, 45040

(513) 445-5629 Graduated: 2014 from the University of Kentucky

Paul M. Edwards, D.M.D. – General Dentist Practice: Unknown Graduated: 2011 from the Medical University of

South Carolina

Michael Franke, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: 8284 Beechmont Ave., (513) 231-1012 Graduated: 2015 from The Ohio State University

Matthew R. Gold, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: Unknown Graduated: The Ohio State University

Samiksha A. Gulrajani, D.M.D. – General Dentist Practice: AEGD Resident Graduated: 2016 from the University of Pittsburgh

Sarah E. Haas, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: Unknown Graduated: The Ohio State University

Kimberly Jacobs, D.M.D. – General Dentist Practice: AEGD Resident Graduated: 2016 from Temple University

Elizabeth L. Osterday-Strange, D.D.S. – General Dentist

Practice: 1149 Fehl Lane, (513) 231-9300 Graduated: 2004 from The Ohio State University

Kimi H. Patel, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: AEGD Resident Graduated: 2016 from the University of Michigan

Thomas A. Phillips, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: 2131 Beechmont Avenue, (513) 231-9610 Graduated: 1980 from The Ohio State University

Nathan J. Powers, D.M.D. – General Dentist Practice: 6839 Wooster Pike, (513) 271-6322 Graduated: 2013 from the University of Kentucky

Sara Roessner, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: Unknown Graduated: The Ohio State University

Zachary B. Sherman, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: AEGD Resident Graduated: The Ohio State University

Daniel Shertok, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: 7125 Reading Road, (513) 631-2224 Graduated: 2009 from The Ohio State University

Whitney A. Swonger, D.D.S. – General Dentist Practice: Unknown Graduated: The Ohio State University

Dr. Robert Creedon passed away on August 29, 2016 at the age of 86. He practiced pediatric dentistry, and served as faculty of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Dental Center and president of the former Children’s Dental Care Foundation. Our sympathy goes out to his family and friends.

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