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Full-Text Articles in Dentistry
Reflections On The Detlef Moore Scholarship, Arjun Patel
Reflections On The Detlef Moore Scholarship, Arjun Patel
AADEJ - The Communicator
The inaugural recipient of the Detlef Moore Scholarship provides a student perspective on the impact of the AADEJ annual conference. The Arjun Patel, a student at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry, describes how the experience shifted his view of dental journalism from mere research reporting to a tool for fostering community and patient care. Key takeaways for the 2025 scholarship winner included the practical application of plain language in scientific writing and the ethical integration of AI tools for academic writing. The inaugural recipient of the Detlef Moore Scholarship provides a student perspective on the impact of the …
A Practical Guide To Digital Publishing, Katherine Fiorillo Ma
A Practical Guide To Digital Publishing, Katherine Fiorillo Ma
AADEJ - The Communicator
In this feature, Katherine Fiorillo, Senior Editor, Michigan Alum, provides a strategic overview of the benefits and best practices of digital publishing in the dental field. While acknowledging the authority of print, the author demonstrates that digital platforms offer essential advantages, including immediate engagement, measurable analytics, and targeted content distribution. The guide outlines technical considerations for single articles and full digital issues, emphasizing the importance of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and web accessibility.
An Invite To The Adea Deans’ Conference, Denise Maihofer
An Invite To The Adea Deans’ Conference, Denise Maihofer
AADEJ - The Communicator
In this report, the AADEJ executive director’s participation in the American Dental Education Association (ADEA) Deans’ Conference, highlighting a growing partnership between the AADEJ and dental education leadership. Key sessions explored resilient leadership during periods of uncertainty and the profound impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on higher education writing and communication. The conference also addressed the shifting political landscape and federal policy and funding changes currently facing oral health education.
How Do You Make Your Chicken Marsala?, Cathy Hung Dds
How Do You Make Your Chicken Marsala?, Cathy Hung Dds
AADEJ - The Communicator
In her inaugural editorial as Editor-in-Chief of The Communicator, Dr. Hung utilizes a culinary metaphor to discuss the intersection of structure and creativity in dental writing. She posits that while grammar and spelling provide the necessary recipe, individual contributions and unique "twists" are what enrich the dental community. The piece invites readers to share their diverse perspectives to foster a culture of excellence and connection within the association.
Leading With Integrity; Writing With Purpose, Jasmine Shafagh Dmd
Leading With Integrity; Writing With Purpose, Jasmine Shafagh Dmd
AADEJ - The Communicator
AADEJ President Dr. Jasmine Shafagh, reflects on AADEJ's 90-year legacy and its responsibility to uphold ethical standards in an era of rapid information exchange. Her message emphasizes the vital role of dental journalists in combating misinformation through accuracy, clarity, and integrity. By utilizing diverse digital and print mediums, the AADEJ aims to uplift the profession and provide members with the training necessary to navigate an increasingly complex communication landscape.
Dental Management Of A Talon Cusp On A Permanent Incisor In Traumatic Occlusion, Bret Lesavoy Dmd, Richard Yoon D.D.S.
Dental Management Of A Talon Cusp On A Permanent Incisor In Traumatic Occlusion, Bret Lesavoy Dmd, Richard Yoon D.D.S.
The New York State Dental Journal
The purpose of this paper is to report the case of an 8-year-old female with occlusal interferences involving the permanent maxillary right central incisor (PMRCI) due to a Type 1 dens evaginatus, also known as a talon cusp (TC), causing displacement of the affected tooth. Clinical concerns related to TCs include occlusal interferences and increased risk for dental injury, displacement of the affected tooth, caries, tongue irritation and esthetic concerns. The TC in this report was reduced periodically over two months. Following each reduction, 5% topical sodium fluoride varnish was applied as a desensitizing agent. Upon completion and removal of …
Find Your Brave Spot!, Jessica R. Bentoski D.D.S., M.S., F.A.A.P.D.
Find Your Brave Spot!, Jessica R. Bentoski D.D.S., M.S., F.A.A.P.D.
The Journal of the Michigan Dental Association
This introduction emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear, both in pediatric patients and within personal and professional growth. The author reflects on the rewarding experience of helping children manage dental anxiety and encourages peers to find their "brave spot" to embrace challenges and opportunities in dentistry. Highlighted articles in the issue focus on practical approaches for treating children with special needs and the importance of prenatal care for establishing a foundation for oral health. The message celebrates mentorship, leadership, and the joy of serving young patients.
The New Professional: Intentional Goal-Setting For 2025, Amrita Patel D.D.S.
The New Professional: Intentional Goal-Setting For 2025, Amrita Patel D.D.S.
The Journal of the Michigan Dental Association
The article emphasizes the importance of intentional goal setting, networking, and leadership for new dentists to achieve long-term success. It advocates for setting clear, measurable goals, breaking them into manageable milestones, and focusing on building strong professional relationships. Networking with mentors and peers, engaging in social media, and participating in dental organizations are highlighted as ways to foster growth and opportunities. Leadership roles, even in small capacities like volunteering or joining committees, are seen as critical steps toward personal development and career advancement. These strategies collectively help new dentists establish a solid foundation for achieving their professional aspirations.
Breaking Down The Silos: Dentistry’S Ethical Responsibility As A Partner In Healthcare, Toni M. Roucka Rn, Dds, Ma, Facd, Scott Tomar Dmd, Drph, Facd
Breaking Down The Silos: Dentistry’S Ethical Responsibility As A Partner In Healthcare, Toni M. Roucka Rn, Dds, Ma, Facd, Scott Tomar Dmd, Drph, Facd
Journal of the American College of Dentists
The Ethics Summit, Breaking Down the Silos: Dentistry’s Ethical Responsibility as a Partner in Healthcare, was held on September 12-13, 2024, in Rockville, Maryland. Sponsored by the American College of Dentists Foundation (ACDF) and the Santa Fe Group (SFG), this issue of the JACD is dedicated to the proceedings of that important event.
The Role Of Research In Fostering Dentistry’S Partnership In Healthcare, Scott Tomar Dmd, Drph, Facd
The Role Of Research In Fostering Dentistry’S Partnership In Healthcare, Scott Tomar Dmd, Drph, Facd
Journal of the American College of Dentists
In 2000, the landmark report Oral Health in America: A Report of the Surgeon General highlighted the magnitude of oral health disparities in the country and emphasized the importance of oral health for overall well-being, calling for a health infrastructure that effectively integrates oral health into overall health. More than two decades later, dental and oral diseases remain prevalent among parts of the American population, key strategies for disease prevention are under attack, and dentistry remains largely isolated from the rest of the US healthcare system. While many factors need to be addressed to change that status, it is widely …
From The Archives: Health Service And The Public
From The Archives: Health Service And The Public
Journal of the American College of Dentists
Each issue of the Journal of the American College of Dentists (JACD) features an archival article selected for its continued relevance to contemporary issues in dentistry. This article provides historical context and enduring insights that inform current discussions in the profession.
A More Sustainable Future For Dentistry, Jillian Bulter
A More Sustainable Future For Dentistry, Jillian Bulter
Virginia Dental Journal
Jillian Bulter, a biomedical engineering major, became involved in a research project at VCU focused on developing biodegradable plastics to replace single-use plastics in dental clinics. Collaborating with Dr. Eser Tüfekçi and Dr. Todd Kitten, the team tested the effectiveness of these novel plastics in preventing bacterial contamination. Although initial results indicated the need for further development, the project represents a significant step towards more sustainable dental practices.
Vcu Enhances Cultural Competency And Provides Better Care For Patients, Giovanni Flores
Vcu Enhances Cultural Competency And Provides Better Care For Patients, Giovanni Flores
Virginia Dental Journal
The Hispanic Student Dental Association (HSDA) at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) is working to improve healthcare for Hispanic communities by addressing language barriers and promoting cultural competency. With Hispanics making up 19.1% of the U.S. population but only a small percentage of the dental workforce, VCU's HSDA provides Spanish dental terminology booklets and hosts Spanish workshops for students, faculty, and staff. These efforts aim to enhance communication with Spanish-speaking patients and improve their overall healthcare experience.
Your Vda Membership Could Easily Be Paying For Itself, Karen Wood
Your Vda Membership Could Easily Be Paying For Itself, Karen Wood
Virginia Dental Journal
The Virginia Dental Association (VDA) membership offers significant savings through various endorsed vendors. Members can save on malpractice and group health insurance with RK Tongue, reduce credit card processing fees with BestCard, and get discounts on website design with Prosites. Additional savings are available on encrypted file transfers with iCore Exchange and dental supplies through Torch Dental. These benefits can easily cover the cost of annual dues, making the membership a valuable investment. For personalized assistance, members can contact Karen Wood, Director of Operations.
Sustainable Dentistry: A Two-Fold Strategy To Recession-Proofing Your Dental Practice, Ashli Klingaman
Sustainable Dentistry: A Two-Fold Strategy To Recession-Proofing Your Dental Practice, Ashli Klingaman
Virginia Dental Journal
The document outlines strategies for recession-proofing a dental practice by focusing on both internal and external tools. Internally, it emphasizes the importance of using a robust practice management system (PMS) with automation features to enhance operational efficiency and cost-effective supply chain management to mitigate financial risks. Externally, it highlights the benefits of digital marketing, telehealth services, and community partnerships to attract and retain patients. By adopting these strategies, dental practices can ensure growth and stability even during economic downturns.
Virginia Board Of Dentistry Meeting Notes March 8, 2024, Ursula Klostermyer Dds, Phd
Virginia Board Of Dentistry Meeting Notes March 8, 2024, Ursula Klostermyer Dds, Phd
Virginia Dental Journal
The Virginia Board of Dentistry meeting on March 8, 2024, covered various topics, including the approval of previous meeting minutes and a report from DHP Director Arne W. Owens on legislative activities and staffing changes. Dr. Bryant shared insights from recent dental conferences, while Yetty Shobo, Ph.D., presented workforce data showing trends in the demographics, income, and debt of dentists and dental hygienists. The report highlighted an increase in younger dentists and a decline in dental hygienists since 2022. Regulatory updates and disciplinary actions were also discussed, with 135 new cases received and 154 cases closed, including 11 with violations.
Six Strong Cybersecurity Actions To Protect Your Dental Practice, Robert Mcdermott
Six Strong Cybersecurity Actions To Protect Your Dental Practice, Robert Mcdermott
Virginia Dental Journal
The document emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity for dental practices, highlighting the need for proactive measures to protect patient data and ensure business continuity. Key actions include using cloud services for IT management and automated backups, conducting HIPAA security risk assessments, implementing encrypted HIPAA-compliant email, and adopting cloud ePrescribing. These steps help safeguard against cyber threats, ensure regulatory compliance, and maintain the integrity of sensitive information. The document also promotes iCoreConnect's comprehensive security solutions for dental practices.
Dentistry’S Best Advocate—You, Michaela Mishoe
Dentistry’S Best Advocate—You, Michaela Mishoe
Virginia Dental Journal
The document discusses strategies to address the shortage of dental hygienists in Virginia by promoting dentistry as a career. It suggests partnering with educational institutions, hosting career fairs, empowering staff to mentor, leveraging social media, and using patient interactions to inform about dental careers. It highlights the importance of community involvement and provides resources like the G3 tuition assistance program for aspiring dental professionals. The document also outlines various dental career roles, including dental assistants, hygienists, office managers, and administrators.
Vda Member Perks Endorses Threadfellows To Enhance Brands, Karen Wood
Vda Member Perks Endorses Threadfellows To Enhance Brands, Karen Wood
Virginia Dental Journal
VDA Member Perks endorses Threadfellows, offering member dentists a 10% discount on branded gear with free logo setup, decoration, and shipping. Threadfellows provides high-quality apparel and items from brands like Patagonia, Nike, and The North Face, helping dental practices enhance their brand. The ordering process is simple, and more information can be found on their website or by contacting Karen Wood.
Payments In The Practice What Trends Are Affecting Your Bottom Line, Phil Nieto
Payments In The Practice What Trends Are Affecting Your Bottom Line, Phil Nieto
Virginia Dental Journal
Dental practices have seen a significant increase in credit card payments, with the average monthly amount rising from $30,876 in 2019 to $44,925 in 2023. This shift, accelerated by COVID-19, has impacted profitability due to higher processing fees, which increased from 3.06% to 3.53% over the same period. Despite raising prices to counter inflation, the average transaction size has not kept pace with the overall economic inflation rate. Dental practices are encouraged to periodically review their payment processing costs to ensure they are not adversely affecting their bottom line.
The Roi Of Ethics, Robert Morrison Dmd
The Roi Of Ethics, Robert Morrison Dmd
Virginia Dental Journal
Dr. Robert F. Morrison emphasizes the importance of ethics in dentistry, highlighting that every interaction with patients impacts their experience and the practice's reputation. He argues that ethics are integral to marketing and business decisions, influencing patient trust and referrals. A strong ethical foundation leads to a positive return on investment (ROI) by fostering patient loyalty and internal referrals, which are crucial for business health. Morrison encourages dentists to think beyond clinical procedures and consider the perspectives of staff, patients, and the community to build a lasting, reputable practice.
2024 General Assembly Session Review, Tripp Perrin, Missy Wesolowski
2024 General Assembly Session Review, Tripp Perrin, Missy Wesolowski
Virginia Dental Journal
The 2024 General Assembly session, held from January 10 to March 9, saw significant legislative activity with 2,311 bills introduced. Key achievements for the Virginia Dental Association (VDA) included the passage of bills to increase transparency in dental insurance, authorize a dentist and dental hygienist compact for license portability, secure funding for a new VCU School of Dentistry, extend the remote supervision period for dental hygienists, and expand civil liability protections under the SafeHaven™ program. Defensive efforts successfully amended or defeated problematic bills related to medical debt reporting, medical malpractice caps, and universal licensure.
2024 Dental Days At The Capitol, Laura Givens
2024 Dental Days At The Capitol, Laura Givens
Virginia Dental Journal
More than 250 dentists and dental students gathered at Richmond's Omni Hotel on January 18 and 19 for the VDA's annual Dental Days at the Capitol. They met with legislators to discuss important bills affecting dentistry. Speaker of the House Don Scott, whose wife is a practicing dentist, delivered an encouraging keynote speech. VDA lobbyists outlined the association's legislative objectives before attendees headed to the Virginia General Assembly Building, showcasing the power of hands-on lobbying and community strength.
Through The Looking Glass, Sarah Glass
Through The Looking Glass, Sarah Glass
Virginia Dental Journal
The feature "Through the Looking Glass with Dr. Sarah Glass" explores various cases in oral pathology. It discusses the appropriate biopsy locations and diagnoses for different conditions: a malignant salivary gland tumor in the hard palate, recurrent erythema multiforme with oral ulcerations, and severe dysplasia and superficially invasive squamous cell carcinoma in leukoplakia of the tongue. The importance of including specific tissue types in biopsies for accurate diagnosis is emphasized.
Virginia Dental Workforce Council Report To The Vda House Of Delegates, Paul Logan
Virginia Dental Workforce Council Report To The Vda House Of Delegates, Paul Logan
Virginia Dental Journal
The Virginia Dental Workforce Council's January 2024 report addresses the state's dental workforce challenges, emphasizing the need for more providers, especially in rural areas. The report highlights the impact of the pandemic on dentists' duties, the aging workforce, and the shortage of dental hygienists. It outlines early outcomes, such as improved relationships with educational institutions and new data on workforce needs. Recommendations include making workforce data accessible, promoting dental careers, supporting dental programs, addressing licensure barriers, and supporting federal initiatives to enhance the dental workforce.
Bridging The Gap: Clearing The Pathways To In-Demand Careers In Dentistry, Ryan Dunn
Bridging The Gap: Clearing The Pathways To In-Demand Careers In Dentistry, Ryan Dunn
Virginia Dental Journal
The document discusses the critical shortage of dental professionals in Virginia, particularly dental hygienists and assistants, which is hindering patient access to essential dental care. Despite high demand for dental programs, limited capacity restricts student admissions. The Virginia Dental Association (VDA) is working with political and educational leaders to address this issue by advocating for increased investment in dental education and training. Efforts include expanding program capacities, improving licensure portability, and supporting mental health initiatives for dental professionals. The goal is to ensure a robust dental workforce to meet the growing oral health care needs in Virginia.
Why Be A Political Action Member?, Gary Oyster Dds
Why Be A Political Action Member?, Gary Oyster Dds
Virginia Dental Journal
Gary D. Oyster, DDS, emphasizes the importance of political action for dentists, highlighting the pressures from insurance companies and workforce demands. He stresses that building relationships with legislators through contributions to state and federal political action committees (PACs) is crucial for effective advocacy. Oyster encourages dentists to participate in fundraisers and engage with legislators to influence dental-related policies. He notes that only a small percentage of dentists currently contribute to PACs and urges more to join to strengthen their collective influence.
Insuring Dentistry, Sarah Friend Dds
Insuring Dentistry, Sarah Friend Dds
Virginia Dental Journal
Dr. Sarah Friend emphasizes the importance of insurance and organized dentistry in protecting the dental profession. While insurance provides financial security against unforeseen events, membership in organized dentistry and advocacy serve as the best "insurance policies" to ensure the profession's future. She encourages all dentists to get involved, contribute, and work together to address challenges and shape the future of dentistry for themselves and future generations.
Call To Arms, Dustin Reynolds Dds
Call To Arms, Dustin Reynolds Dds
Virginia Dental Journal
Dr. Dustin Reynolds, President of the VDA, expresses gratitude for the strong member participation in Dental Days at the Capitol and highlights the success of the 2024 Virginia legislative session. Key legislative victories include the passage of the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact Bills, Remote Supervision Bills, Safe Haven Bills, and the Dental Insurance Transparency Bill. Dr. Reynolds emphasizes the importance of maintaining and growing membership to continue influencing legislative decisions and encourages members to reach out to colleagues to join or renew their membership. He also highlights the need for increased contributions to the Tooth PAC to further support …
Va Dent J April, May And June 2024
Va Dent J April, May And June 2024
Virginia Dental Journal
The April-June 2024 issue of the Virginia Dental Journal (VDJ) explores significant themes affecting the dental profession in Virginia. Key highlights include a feature on the dental workforce crisis, addressing shortages and its impact on patient care and practice expansion. The Virginia Dental Workforce Council provides a comprehensive report with recommendations to enhance workforce capacity through educational investments, policy changes, and collaborative efforts. Other topics include scientific studies, such as a pilot investigation on non-invasive treatments for xerostomia, advocacy updates on legislative successes like the SafeHaven™ program for mental health support, and industry insights on sustainability and cybersecurity in dental …