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Transforming Dentistry, James Mercer DDS 2025 American Dental Association

Transforming Dentistry, James Mercer Dds

Virginia Dental Journal

Dr. James Mercer, the new ADA Trustee for the 16th District, discusses the ADA's innovative approach to membership revenue growth. He acknowledges his predecessor, Dr. Gary Oyster, and shares his background in oral maxillofacial surgery. Dr. Mercer emphasizes the need for uncoupling dues from financial sustainability and increasing non-dues revenue to allow for a low monthly subscription to membership. He highlights the ADA's transformational changes under the leadership of Dr. Ray Cohlmia, the new executive director, who aims to increase membership and non-dues revenue.


You’Ve Got Mail, Sarah Friend DDS 2025 American Dental Association

You’Ve Got Mail, Sarah Friend Dds

Virginia Dental Journal

The Virginia Dental Journal has transitioned to a digital-only publication as of 2025, following a decision by the Virginia Dental Association’s Board of Directors in September 2023. This change aligns with the broader shift towards digital communication. The Journal is now accessible through the ADA Commons platform, which offers secure, long-term storage and increased discoverability. The platform also allows authors to contribute and access readership metrics. The Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA) will also switch to digital in 2025. Readers are encouraged to ensure their email addresses are up to date to receive notifications about new editions.


Involved Or Committed, Justin Norbo DDS 2025 American Dental Association

Involved Or Committed, Justin Norbo Dds

Virginia Dental Journal

Dr. Justin Norbo, in his message, emphasizes the importance of being fully present and committed in various roles, whether in professional or personal life. He reflects on a speech by ADA President Dr. Brett Kessler, who highlighted the need for leaders to focus on their current responsibilities without distractions. Dr. Norbo extends this idea, urging members of the Virginia Dental Association (VDA) to not just be involved but to be committed to making a difference. He encourages members to actively participate in VDA activities, recruit new members, support the VDA PAC, and volunteer for community services. The overarching message is …


Va Dent J January, February And March 2025, 2025 American Dental Association

Va Dent J January, February And March 2025

Virginia Dental Journal

The January-March 2025 issue of the Virginia Dental Journal (Volume 102, Number 1) highlights various topics relevant to the dental community, including articles on supporting mental health through the SafeHaven™ program, innovative membership strategies from the ADA, and updates on legislative advocacy efforts. It also features academic content, such as pediatric dentistry abstracts and case studies, and showcases the journal's transition to a digital-only format for improved accessibility and archival capabilities. Additionally, the issue provides organizational news, awards, and practical tools for dental professionals.


Associations Of Time To The Operating Room On Outcomes In Odontogenic Infection, Jeffrey N. James, Ryan Bloomquist, Kiara Brown, Stephen Looney, Dylan Walker, Tyler Day 2025 LSU Health Sciences Center - New Orleans

Associations Of Time To The Operating Room On Outcomes In Odontogenic Infection, Jeffrey N. James, Ryan Bloomquist, Kiara Brown, Stephen Looney, Dylan Walker, Tyler Day

School of Dentistry Faculty Publications

The purpose of this study was to determine if there were correlations between the length of time from hospital admission to surgical intervention and the frequency of complications in patients with odontogenic infections. While odontogenic infection is well studied in terms of interventions and outcomes, less is known about hospital utilization and resource burden of odontogenic infection with respect to timeliness to intervention. A retrospective cohort analysis was used to examine correlations between time from admission to surgical intervention and clinical outcomes. Patients included in this study were divided into three categories of length of time to the operating room: …


January 15, 2025 — Welcome Letter To Members Of The 119th Congress, American Dental Association 2025 American Dental Association

January 15, 2025 — Welcome Letter To Members Of The 119th Congress, American Dental Association

Advocacy in Action letters

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Insights Into Mesiodistal Teeth Alignment In Angle Class I And Ii Malocclusions Via Panoramic Radiographs, McQueen Mendonca 2025 Roseman University of Health Sciences

Insights Into Mesiodistal Teeth Alignment In Angle Class I And Ii Malocclusions Via Panoramic Radiographs, Mcqueen Mendonca

Annual Research Symposium

Knowledge of mesiodistal angulation of the teeth is a crucial aspect at various stages of orthodontic treatment and planning. Hence, it’s important to assess the mesiodistal angulation of the teeth using panoramic radiograph and also reinforce it by clinical examination of the dentition.


Noda News January 2025, 2025 American Dental Association

Noda News January 2025

New Orleans Dental Association News

New Orleans Dental Association (NODA) News includes regular columns with regional news impacting the New Orleans membership including: columns from the President and Executive Director, feature articles relating to the field of dentistry, association events and upcoming activities, component news, continuing education opportunities, and classifieds.


Where Ada Forsyth Is Today, Emily Tran B.S., Kristi Soileau DDS, MEd, MSHCE, FACD, FICD 2025 New Orleans Dental Association

Where Ada Forsyth Is Today, Emily Tran B.S., Kristi Soileau Dds, Med, Mshce, Facd, Ficd

New Orleans Dental Association News

This article informs readers that the ADA Forsyth Institute has launched the AFI Certified program to evaluate professional dental products and received a $6.2M grant for AI-driven smart materials in dental fillings. These innovations aim to improve dental care by offering personalized, durable treatments and advancing research in oral health through AI and virtual simulations.


Evaluation Of The Remineralizing Agents After Orthodontic Bracket Debonding: A Sem-Edx Investigation, Noha Ibrahim Abdelrahman Professor 2025 Ain Shams University, The British University in Egypt

Evaluation Of The Remineralizing Agents After Orthodontic Bracket Debonding: A Sem-Edx Investigation, Noha Ibrahim Abdelrahman Professor

Dentistry

Objectives: To compare the remineralizing efficacy of (Fluoride (Fl) Varnish, Nanohydroxyapatite (n-HAp) serum and NovaMin-containing toothpaste) on premolars subjected to orthodontic debonding and a pH-cycling model. Methods: 60 human premolars were divided into six groups (n= 10). Group IA, sound enamel, IB, orthodontically treated premolars, IC, orthodontically treated premolars subjected to demineralization cycles. Three experimental groups included orthodontically treated premolars subjected to demineralization cycles and treated with Fl varnish (IIA), n-HAp serum (IIB), and NovaMin toothpaste (IIC). Surface topography and mineral content were evaluated using SEM-EDX analysis, and data were statistically analyzed using ANOVA test and Tukey’s post-hoc test. Results: …


Effect Of Resin Restorative Material Type And Layering Techniques On The Fracture Resistance Of Maxillary Premolars, Mohamed Fouad Haridy, Radwa Ahmed Nagy, Shimaa El-sayed El-husseiny 2025 The British University in Egypt

Effect Of Resin Restorative Material Type And Layering Techniques On The Fracture Resistance Of Maxillary Premolars, Mohamed Fouad Haridy, Radwa Ahmed Nagy, Shimaa El-Sayed El-Husseiny

Dentistry

No abstract provided.


Fracture Resistance Of Mutilated Maxillary Premolars Restored With Different Direct & Indirect Restorations, Hend Sayed Ahmed, Mohamed Fouad Haridy, Hanan Elsherbiny, Samar Swelam 2025 The British University in Egypt

Fracture Resistance Of Mutilated Maxillary Premolars Restored With Different Direct & Indirect Restorations, Hend Sayed Ahmed, Mohamed Fouad Haridy, Hanan Elsherbiny, Samar Swelam

Dentistry

No abstract provided.


Homecoming Mom Returns To Wise After Three Years Absence, Madelyn Lawrence 2025 American Dental Association

Homecoming Mom Returns To Wise After Three Years Absence, Madelyn Lawrence

Virginia Dental Journal

Madelyn Lawrence, a VCU School of Dentistry student and UVA-Wise alum, shares her transformative experience with the Mission of Mercy (MOM) project in Wise, Virginia. Initially volunteering in 2019, she witnessed the profound impact of providing free dental care to underserved rural communities. Returning as a dental student, she felt a deep connection to the patients and recognized the critical need for accessible dental care in such areas. Lawrence urges dental professionals to volunteer for projects like MOM, emphasizing the life-changing benefits for both providers and recipients.


How Can Financial Planning Software Help You Plan For Retirement?, Jeremy Pickett 2025 American Dental Association

How Can Financial Planning Software Help You Plan For Retirement?, Jeremy Pickett

Virginia Dental Journal

Financial planning software helps retirees navigate the complexities of retirement by considering various factors like assets, liabilities, income sources, and expenses. Unlike the simplistic four percent rule, modern software uses Monte Carlo Simulation to account for uncertainties such as sequence of return risk. This allows retirees to model different scenarios, make informed decisions, and adjust their plans over time to ensure financial stability throughout retirement.


Do You Know How To Prevent Financial Fraud In Your Dental Practice?, Phil Nieto 2025 American Dental Association

Do You Know How To Prevent Financial Fraud In Your Dental Practice?, Phil Nieto

Virginia Dental Journal

Financial fraud is a significant concern for dental practices, with an estimated 20%-60% of dentists affected over their careers. To prevent embezzlement, dentists should utilize the security functions of their practice management software, including setting high-level user permissions and audit logs. Daily checks on patient returns and weekly audits of financial consistency are crucial. Monitoring these areas can help detect and deter fraudulent activities, ensuring the financial health of the practice.


Reduce Costs And Boost Profits, Robert McDermott 2025 iCoreConnect

Reduce Costs And Boost Profits, Robert Mcdermott

Virginia Dental Journal

Dental practices face significant challenges with time-consuming tasks like insurance verification, which can be streamlined through automation. Automated dental insurance verification can save nearly 30 hours a week, effectively adding a full-time employee without the overhead. This not only reduces costs but also improves patient care by identifying revenue and treatment opportunities. Additionally, revenue analytics tools help practices stay on top of patient eligibility and uncollected accounts, boosting overall profits. Solutions like iCoreConnect's cloud-based products offer comprehensive tools to enhance productivity and financial growth for both solo practices and DSOs.


Vda Member Perks Announces Expanded Endorsement With Icoreconnect, Elise Rupinski 2025 Virginia Dental Association

Vda Member Perks Announces Expanded Endorsement With Icoreconnect, Elise Rupinski

Virginia Dental Journal

The VDA Member Perks Program has expanded its endorsement of iCoreConnect, adding five new services to its portfolio. Building on previous endorsements of HIPAA-compliant email, ePrescription software, and automated insurance verification, the new services include iCoreCloud for data backup, iCoreCodeGenius for medical coding, iCoreHuddle for analytics, iCoreHuddle+ for detailed practice metrics, and iCoreIT for managed IT services. These tools aim to enhance productivity and profitability for VDA members, who also receive exclusive savings on these services.


Social Media Trends And Tips For 2023, Michaela Mishoe 2025 American Dental Association

Social Media Trends And Tips For 2023, Michaela Mishoe

Virginia Dental Journal

In 2023, social media trends emphasize the importance of short-form videos, such as TikTok and Instagram Reels, to engage audiences. Educational content that adds value and is easy to understand can help break through the clutter. Collaborating with micro-influencers and other healthcare providers can expand reach and credibility. Regularly analyzing social media performance can guide content strategy adjustments. Lastly, maintaining authenticity in content is crucial for building trust and effectively communicating your practice's values.


Virginia Board Of Dentistry Notes December 2, 2022, Ursula Klostermyer DDS, PhD 2025 American Dental Association

Virginia Board Of Dentistry Notes December 2, 2022, Ursula Klostermyer Dds, Phd

Virginia Dental Journal

The Virginia Board of Dentistry meeting on December 2, 2022, addressed several key issues. New Director of the Department of Health Professions, Mr. Arne W. Owens, acknowledged workforce shortages and proposed new ideas to tackle them. The Board discussed regulatory updates, including simplifying language and reducing reactivation costs for inactive licenses. They clarified procedures for taking vital signs during sedation and increased continuing education hours for dentists and dental hygienists providing free services to low-income individuals. The disciplinary report revealed that most closed cases were patient care-related, with some resulting in license suspensions.


Update: Smiles For Children Program (Medicaid), Roger Palmer 2025 DDS

Update: Smiles For Children Program (Medicaid), Roger Palmer

Virginia Dental Journal

The Smiles for Children program, part of Virginia's Medicaid, has expanded to provide comprehensive dental care to adults as of July 2021. This includes treatments like endodontics, crowns, and dentures. Despite a 30% fee increase in 2022, there is a shortage of participating dentists to meet the high demand. Dr. Roger Palmer encourages more dentists to join the program to help underserved populations, highlighting the satisfaction of restoring dental health and the streamlined payment process. For more information, dentists can contact Dr. Palmer directly.


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