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Sexual Harassment In Dentistry: Understanding The Issue And Steps To Prevent It From Happening
Sexual Harassment In Dentistry: Understanding The Issue And Steps To Prevent It From Happening
Journal IDA
The #MeToo Movement in 2017 shone a light on how widespread sexual abuse and sexual harassment were in the workplace.1 A survey completed in 2020 reported that 38 percent of women experienced different forms of sexual harassment in the workplace, while approximately 15 percent of men reported similar experiences.2 The data indicate, that sexual harassment was not unique to women as men, as well as nonbinary people also reported facing sexual harassment.
Radiation Safety In Dental Offices: Where Do We Stand In 2025?
Radiation Safety In Dental Offices: Where Do We Stand In 2025?
Journal IDA
Dental x-rays were first invented in 1896.1 Dr. Otto Walkhoff, a German dentist, who is credited with taking the first dental radiograph, used himself as the subject and required a 25-minute exposure time for that first blurry radiographic image to be seen.
An Annotated Walkthrough Of Dental And Dental Hygiene Professional Oaths
An Annotated Walkthrough Of Dental And Dental Hygiene Professional Oaths
Journal IDA
Most of the information contained in this article was taken using AI search engines. It is meant to be a refresher for dentists and dental hygienists as it relates to the oaths we took when we graduated from our training programs. It is also meant to be an opportunity for practitioners to reflect on their journeys since graduation as to have true they stayed to the oaths that they took. Dental assistants are not required to take a professional oath in Indiana.
Protecting Dentistry’S Ethics: Ida’S Peer Review Program
Protecting Dentistry’S Ethics: Ida’S Peer Review Program
Journal IDA
All members of the dental profession are responsible for protecting the Principles of Ethics: Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Justice and Veracity. Peer Review is:
- A dispute resolution program.
- Available to all Indiana patients.
- A resource for disputes for both IDA members and non-members.
- Part of what makes dentistry a profession.
- Voluntary for the subject dentist regarding participation.
- Initiated by patient complaints onlNot permitted to have findings entered as evidence in court.
- Not disclosed as part of dental license renewal.
When a patient submits a request for mediation, the complaint involves an alleged violation of at least one of the Principles …
Ethical Considerations In Cosmetic Dentistry
Ethical Considerations In Cosmetic Dentistry
Journal IDA
Dentistry is both an art and a science. Patient care revolves around treatment for pain, missing teeth while also ensuring that appearances or the esthetic outcomes are maintained or enhanced. These two facets are not contradictory, but are intertwined for optimal, complete and customizable care for each patient. Dentists are often faced with requests from patients for a stereotypical “perfect” smile, which includes perfectly aligned teeth that are white in color resembling the image commonly conveyed by the media. As clinicians, we respond in our own way to these increasingly demanding esthetic demands. Some specialize in developing “esthetic” treatments; others …
Overview Of Indiana Health Records Law
Overview Of Indiana Health Records Law
Journal IDA
Inquires regarding the use, access, ownership, retention and disposal of health records have ranked in the top three questions from dentists, dental offices and patients over the last 25 years. As every dental office has dental health records, it is important to understand the legal and professional liability implications for properly handling and safeguarding records.
Dental Treatment: Who Has The Final Say On Oral Health Care?
Dental Treatment: Who Has The Final Say On Oral Health Care?
Journal IDA
Is a patient's autonomy really his or her own? Or like an onion with many skins, is it buried under layers of financial factors, insurance coverage, quality of discussion with the dentist, family obligations and emotional health, and so much more!
Safeguarding Ethics: The Work Of The Indiana State Board Of Dentistry, Kathy Walden
Safeguarding Ethics: The Work Of The Indiana State Board Of Dentistry, Kathy Walden
Journal IDA
Dentists pride themselves on belonging to a profession that maintains high standards, strong patient satisfaction and professional excellence. At the heart of these guiding principles of dentistry in our state is the Indiana State Board of Dentistry (ISBD), which focuses on establishing and enforcing ethical conduct and adherence to state law for Indiana’s 4,769 dentists and 5,500 hygienists.
Defining Prescriptive Supervision And Delegation In Indiana: The Essential Roles Of The Dental Hygienist And The Dental Assistant On The Dental Team
Journal IDA
According to the 2025 Bowen Policy Snapshot: Indiana Dental Workforce in Context, Indiana faces ongoing dental workforce shortages, with 63 of 92 counties (68 percent) designated as Dental Health Professional Shortage Areas (a federal designation indicating insufficient dental providers). This shortage presents growing challenges for licensed dentists in recruiting and retaining qualified dental assistants and hygienists, roles essential to patient care and practice efficiency. In Indiana, the practice of dentistry and dental hygiene are governed by statutes in the Indiana Code (IC) and administrative rules in the Indiana Administrative Code (IAC). Statutes are laws enacted by the legislature; rules are …
Guided Tissue Regeneration Of Localized Deep Combined 2-To-3- Wall Angular Defects: A Clinical Case Report With 15-Month Follow-Up
Journal IDA
Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting nearly 50 percent of U.S. adults. It is characterized by the irreversible destruction of the alveolar bone, periodontal ligament, and gingival tissues supporting the teeth. Periodontal breakdown results from a dysbiotic relationship between the plaque bacteria and host-immune response. Initiated by the bacterial plaque biofilm, the once normal and homeostatic host defenses intended to contain the subgingival inflammation become dysregulated and hyperactive. A diagnosis of an infrabony defect, also known as intrabony, vertical, or angular defects, is made when the base of the pocket is apical to the alveolar crest. It has been …
Factor V Leiden Heterozygosity And Hypertriglyceridemia In 88 Patients With Chronic Jaw Pain And Alveolar Osteonecrosis
Journal IDA
Objectives: Our specific aim was to evaluate the relationships of thrombophilia-hypofibrinolysis and hyperlipidemia with alveolar osteonecrosis of the jaws in 88 patients with chronic jaw pain who had failed to respond to conventional medical and dental treatments.
Study Design: In the temporal order of referral, we evaluated 88 patients with persistent idiopathic facial pain to assess whether and to what degree thrombophilia-hypofibrinolysis and hyperlipidemia were pathoetiologic for biopsy proven alveolar osteitis-necrosis.
Results: Of the 88 cases, 14 (16 percent) had Factor V Leiden heterozygosity compared to 2 of 109 (2 percent) healthy controls without jaw disease, p=.0004. Fasting plasma triglycerides …
Diagnostic Challenge: Oral Pathology
Diagnostic Challenge: Oral Pathology
Journal IDA
The challenge: We present a case of a 27-year-old female patient who presented to the Fritts Screening Clinic at Indiana University School of Dentistry. She takes metformin for pre-diabetes and levothyroxine for hypothyroidism. Her extraoral exam reveals no pathologies. The intraoral clinical examination reveals a non-wipeable unifocal hyperkeratotic papillary lesion measuring 0.8 x 0.5 cm on the left lateral border of the tongue (Figure 1). The patient reports noticing it approximately a month before the screening appointment; however, she did not experience any pain or other symptoms in the area. An excisional biopsy is performed to obtain a definite diagnosis …
Role Of Microsurgery In The Evolution Of Periodontal Surgery
Role Of Microsurgery In The Evolution Of Periodontal Surgery
Journal IDA
Microscopes and microsurgery techniques have revolutionized the field of periodontology, offering enhanced visualization, precision, and improved clinical outcomes. This review explores the role of magnification in periodontal treatments, the benefits of microsurgical techniques, and their impact on patient recovery and procedural success. It examines how these advancements align with evolving surgical principles and addresses their implications for clinical practice and patient outcomes. By integrating microsurgery into periodontics, clinicians can achieve minimally invasive procedures with superior aesthetic and functional results. This paper also discusses the challenges and future directions of microsurgical applications in periodontics, emphasizing the importance of continual advancements and …
Recent Advances In Periodontology
Recent Advances In Periodontology
Journal IDA
Periodontology is a dynamic discipline focused on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases affecting the supporting structures of the teeth and dental implants. Given the complex and multifactorial pathogenesis of periodontal and peri-implant diseases, the field continually evolves to address diverse clinical needs through evidence-based innovations. Recent years have witnessed significant advances in biomaterials, biologics, diagnostic tools, and minimally invasive therapies that have transformed the clinical management of periodontal conditions. These developments aim not only to improve treatment efficacy and patient outcomes but also to expand the scope of regenerative and patient-centered care. The purpose of this paper is …
Teaching The Next Generation: Challenging The Narrative And Shifting Perspectives
Teaching The Next Generation: Challenging The Narrative And Shifting Perspectives
Journal IDA
The accessibility of information in today's digital age, especially with integration of Generative AI across all platforms, has shifted the role of education from merely transmitting facts to cultivating the skills necessary to navigate, analyze, and synthesize this wealth of knowledge. We are moving beyond foundational knowledge acquisition to higher order thinking within Bloom’s taxonomy. The future demands learners who are not just informed but inspired - individuals capable of questioning the status quo, solving complex problems, and innovating in diverse and interdisciplinary ways. To achieve this, we must invest in pedagogical practices that nurture critical thinking and digital literacy. …
Mindfulness: More Than A Buzzword In Dentistry
Mindfulness: More Than A Buzzword In Dentistry
Journal IDA
The word mindfulness has found its way into wellness circles, scientific literature, and social media alike. As a result, it can be easy to dismiss—as trendy, vague, or impractical. But mindfulness isn’t about perfection. It isn’t about pretending to be a Zen master while juggling a packed schedule. At its core, mindfulness simply means being fully present—something that can feel nearly impossible in our fast-paced dental practices and overstretched lives.
Meet Dr. Rebecca De La Rosa, 2025-26 Ida President
Meet Dr. Rebecca De La Rosa, 2025-26 Ida President
Journal IDA
The News & Features column brings the latest information impacting members of the Indiana Dental Association.
Executive Director’S Message: Summer Vacation, Doug Bush
Executive Director’S Message: Summer Vacation, Doug Bush
Journal IDA
Regular column from the executive director of the Indiana Dental Association.
Editor’S Message: Our Focus On Education, Vanchit John Dds, Msd
Editor’S Message: Our Focus On Education, Vanchit John Dds, Msd
Journal IDA
Regular column from the editor of Journal IDA featuring a content summary of each issue.
Journal Ida 2025 104 2
Journal IDA
In the Spring 2025 issue, the reader will find the following feature articles:
- Teaching the Next Generation: Challenging the Narrative and Shifting Perspectives
- Recent Advances in Periodontolgy
- Role of Microsurgery in the Evolution of Periodontal Surgery
- Diagnostic ChallengeL Oral Pathology
- Factor V Lieden Heterozygosity and Hypertriglyceridemia in 88 Patients with Chronic Jaw Pain and Alveolar Osteonecrosis
- Guided Tissue Regeneration of Localized Deep Combined 3-to-3 Wall Angular Defects: A Clinical Case Report with 15-Month Follow-up
This issue also includes regular columns from the editor, the executive director as well as membership news.
The Calendar Doesn’T Lie: Navigating End-Of-Year Stress In Dentistry
The Calendar Doesn’T Lie: Navigating End-Of-Year Stress In Dentistry
Journal IDA
The end of the year will always bring its own demands and stressors. But when you pause to set priorities, you reclaim clarity and perspective. From that place, you can care for yourself, lead your team with steadiness, and support your patients with empathy.
Stress will disappear when the calendar turns — but how you navigate it makes all the difference. Remember: you’re not alone in this season, and the way forward is clearer when we face it together.
Health Insurance Options For Dentists And Employees
Health Insurance Options For Dentists And Employees
Journal IDA
Indiana dentists have several options when it comes to purchasing health insurance. Depending upon your practice model, you may also offer employer sponsored health insurance to your employees. Like most things in our life, the cost of health insurance continues to increase. The cost of benefits can be a significant percentage of your personal and/ or business budget.
A View From The Podium: Preparation For The Ida House Of Delegates
A View From The Podium: Preparation For The Ida House Of Delegates
Journal IDA
The House of Delegates, as the legislative and governing body, is the supreme authority in the Indiana Dental Association. As such, it speaks for the more than 2,800 members of the Association and for the dental profession in Indiana. The House meets once a year, during the Association’s Midwest Dental Assembly held each Spring. The essential officers of the House are the Speaker and the Secretary. The Executive Director of the Association serves as Secretary of the House of Delegates.
Introduction To The Friday Events: An Inspired Ida Initiative
Introduction To The Friday Events: An Inspired Ida Initiative
Journal IDA
Professional organizations in general that depend on membership to effectively function are facing challenges because of lower membership renewals as well as a seeming lack of interest among new members that are joining organizations. The ADA, which represents a significant portion of U.S. dentists, has seen declines in membership, with some reports showing around 57 percent market share in 2022 and a decrease to roughly 115,731 active members by late 2024. Recent data point to around 152,000 to over 160,000 total members out of a total of approximately 202,485 active dentists in the USA.
The Tortuous Path Of A Bill: From Conception To Implementation
The Tortuous Path Of A Bill: From Conception To Implementation
Journal IDA
In dentistry, the process for a resolution to become a rule or policy, is driven by professional associations like the Indiana Dental Association at the state level and nationally by the American Dental Association (ADA). A proposal goes through committee review and debate before being voted on by the Association’s House of Delegates. A resolution passed by the House of Delegates becomes an official policy that governs members, but it does not carry the force of law without further action at the state level.
Is It True? Rumors And Misinformation Surrounding Dentists, The Ada And The Ida
Is It True? Rumors And Misinformation Surrounding Dentists, The Ada And The Ida
Journal IDA
The professional organizations that represent dentists across Indiana and the United States, set standards for dental care, promote oral health, and advocate for the dental profession. Despite its long-standing reputation and contributions, both the ADA and the IDA have often been the target of misinformation and myths. The public also often gather misinformation about dental care and then question their dentist about it. This article aims to shed light on some of the most common misconceptions about organized dentistry, discuss member benefits, and answer the question ‘why you should be a member.
What If There Was No Ida Or Ada? Would You Be Able To Practice The Same Way As You Do Today?
What If There Was No Ida Or Ada? Would You Be Able To Practice The Same Way As You Do Today?
Journal IDA
Organized dentistry refers to the combined and coordinated efforts of dental professionals through local, state, and national associations to advance the field. It involves working together to promote oral health, advocate for beneficial policies, provide continuing education, and uphold standards of practice. Examples include the American Dental Association (ADA), state dental societies, like the Indiana Dental Association and all its component societies and specialty organizations that offer resources, networking opportunities, and a collective voice for the profession.
President’S Message: Member Satisfaction Survey Results Paves Our Path Forward
President’S Message: Member Satisfaction Survey Results Paves Our Path Forward
Journal IDA
Regular column from the president of the Indiana Dental Association.
Executive Director’S Message: A Wonderful Life, Doug Bush
Executive Director’S Message: A Wonderful Life, Doug Bush
Journal IDA
Regular column from the executive director of the Indiana Dental Association.
Editor’S Message: The Value Of Membership, Vanchit John Dds, Msd
Editor’S Message: The Value Of Membership, Vanchit John Dds, Msd
Journal IDA
Regular column from the editor of Journal IDA featuring a brief summary of the current issue.