A Component Society of the Kentucky Dental Association SEPTEMBER 2013 NEWSLETTER Blue Grass Dental Society October Dinner and Lecture Tuesday, October 1, 2013 Robert Henry, DMD, MPH and Ted Raybould, DMD presents, “Using IV Sedation in the Dental Practice: Is it for You?” Malone’s Banquet Facility 3347Tates Creek Road, Lexington, KY 40502 Registration: 6:30 p.m. Dinner: 7:00 p.m. Lecture: 7:45 p.m. Course Description: -Patients who benefit: Indications for IV sedation -Dentists who benefit: Ky requirements for IV sedation -Costs to perform procedures: start up equipment, supplies -Reimbursement for procedures -Insurance for performing sedation -Complications: things that can go wrong -You decide: Pros and cons: is IV sedation in your future Speaker Bios: President-Elect Jason E. Ford, DMD Lexington/Richmond, KY Secretary-Treasurer Lexington, KY KDA Executive Board William “Bill” Lee Lexington, KY Executive Director Denise K. Schneider Richmond Executive Board , Chair S. Douglas Cox, DMD Lexington, KY Executive Board Angela Brown, DMD Lexington, KY Executive Board Greg Carman DMD Lexington, KY Executive Board Aaron Baldwin, DMD Lexington, KY Tuesday, October 1, 2013 ***Malone’s Banquet Facility*** Executive Board Timothy Majors, DMD Lexington, KY (3347 Tates Creek Rd., Lexington, KY) Registration 6:30 p.m. - Dinner 7:00 p.m. - Lecture 7:45 p.m. featuring, Bob Henry, DMD, MPH and Ted Raybould, DMD presenting, “Using IV Sedation in the Dental Practice: Is It for You?” Executive Board Donna Meek, DMD Winchester, KY Name(s): ________________________________________________________ Phone: _______________________________ Address:______________________________________________________________________________________________ ADA Number _____________________________________ E-mail ______________________________________________ # Attending Banquet __________Name of Guest_____________________________________ $ _____________________Total Enclosed (please indicate if you’re bringing a guest) 1 hrs. CEU’s!!!! (1 Scientific/Lecture) Dinner & Lecture $40.00/person *Space Executive Board Jessica Kress, DMD Lexington, KY Executive Board John Falace, DMD Lexington, KY is Limited - Register Early! Card #:__________________________________ Exp. Date:__________________ 3-digit Code:_____________________ (Located on back of card) Please fax form to 859-626-3594 Vice-President Doyle Freano, DMD Lexington, KY Gina Johnson-Higgins, DMD Ted P. Raybould, DMD, is graduate of the University of KY, College of Dentistry. He completed his GPR VA Residency in 1982 and GPR UK Residency in 1985. Dr. Raybould is a professor of General Dentistry and Dentistry Public Health, the Division Chief of General Dentistry, and the Director of KY Clinic Dentistry and the General Practice Residency and Adult Special Patient Care. His clinical interests are in Fear Patients, Medically Mentally and Physically Complex. Dr. Raybould’s research interests are in the Oral Management of Cancer Patients and Sedation. Robert G. Henry, DMD, MPH is director for Geriatric Dental Services and Chief of Dentistry at the Department of Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center in Lexington, Kentucky. He is also a Clinical Associate Professor at the University Of Kentucky College Of Dentistry, a research Associate at the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging, and the former Director for Geriatric Dentistry for the Department of Public Health Dentistry for the State of Kentucky. Dr. Henry is the course director for Geriatric Dentistry in the undergraduate and graduate dental curricula, and established an on-site dental clinic in a community nursing home for dental student and dental resident education and treatment from 1985 through 1999. Dr. Henry is the founding board member for Mission Lexington, a non-profit organization devoted to providing medical and dental care to persons in the community who are unable to afford health care. His research interests involve clinical and epidemiologic studies designed to improve the access for dental services to people with disabilities; especially elders who are physically or mentally compromised. Complete this Form & Mail with check payable to: BGDS, P.O. Box 2048, Richmond, KY 40476-2048 VISA, MC and Am-Ex Accepted. President Sharon P. Turner, DDS, JD UKCD - Lexington, KY Questions??? Call Denise at 888-863-4066 or email at [email protected] *ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY September 26, 2013 (due date).* All-Day Seminar Registration Info on Page 3!! PAGE 2 BLUE GRASS DENTAL SOCIETY Nathaniel United Methodist Mission Looking for Volunteer Dentists & Hygienists For over three decades, Nathaniel United Methodist Mission has provided free Medical, Eye, and Dental care to low income and uninsured adults in Fayette County. Our Dental Clinic has 5 volunteer Dentists, 3 paid Dental Assistants and 2 Dental Hygienists. Patients are seen by appointments. To meet our overwhelming need to provide dental care, we must increase our number of Dental Clinics. Please consider volunteering 3-4 hours of your time each month. We provide basic dental care including restorations, extractions and cleanings. An added bonus for volunteering in the Dental Clinic is the awarding of nine (9) continuing education hours. Contact Dona Barkman, RN Clinic Administrator/ Coordinator at (859) 255-0062. A WAY TO GIVE BACK The Refuge Clinic is a faith-based organization providing free medical & dental care to the uninsured in our community. Our mission is to restore health & value to the community through the unconditional love of Christ., and it is such a joy that we get to do that through healthcare! We currently have a waiting list of over 700 people who desperately need dental care. Many have been waiting months (or even years) for treatment due to a lack of volunteer providers. We need more dentists and oral surgeons to get on board with our mission to help us meet that need! If you are interested in volunteering, please complete the volunteer application on our website at www.refugeclinic.org. For more information about our dental clinic, please contact Jaclyn Sargent at (859)225-4325, Ext. 206 or [email protected]. The Miles of Smiles program is a relatively small investment in children’s health expected to have a ripple effect across three or four generations of Madison County residents. Teaching children to pay attention to dental care and to trust medical personnel leads to improvements in overall health care. Through the program, community members will become more comfortable seeking medical care of all kinds early and often, leading to: • Improved school attendance • More stable families • Reduced ER trips due to dental emergencies • Expanded patient base • More dental homes and more medical homes • Increased worker productivity in the county • A better overall society Page 3 A L L - D AY S E M I N A R FRIDAY November 15, 2013 Course Description: Hosted by The Blue Grass Dental Society and UK College of Dentistry Continuing Education Friday, November 15, 2013 Thomas R. McDonald, DMD In recent times, esthetic dentistry seems to have taken precedence over principal centered, comprehensive restorative care. Dr. McDonald will discuss occlusal concepts and functional principals that define the parameters of esthetics and affect the long-term stability of restorative treatment. A step-by-step patient evaluation and treatment planning system will be presented for precise, comprehensive, esthetic, and functional restorative treatment and new techniques for long term staging of complex cases will be discussed. At the conclusion of this presentation, each participant should be able to succeed at the following tasks: presents, “Functional Considerations In Esthetic Dentistry” Identify the essential elements of a comprehensive patient examination in the modern restorative practice Understand the anatomic and physiologic aspects of the temporomandibular joints and the relationship of occlusion to function and dysfunction Learn techniques to achieve a stable, repeatable starting point for restorative dentistry Understand how functional principles affect the size, shape and position of our restorations Perform a diagnostic evaluation using incisal edge positioners, esthetic guidelines, and occlusal concepts to establish a stable anterior tooth position. Understand a sequence of treatment and provisionalization scheme that can maintain occlusal and esthetic stability. Appreciate new concepts for segmental restoration of complex cases for clinical predictability and patient acceptance Malone’s Banquet Facility 3347 Tates Creek Road, Lexington KY 40502 Registration 8:30 a.m. Lecture: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sponsored in part by: 3M ESPE Panadent This course is intended for dentists and dental team members. Speaker Bio: Thomas R. McDonald, DMD, is a graduate of the University of Georgia and the Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry. He maintains a full time private practice in Athens, Georgia. Since 1983, Dr. McDonald has served on the faculty of the Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry as Clinical Instructor of Oral Rehabilitation. He is a member of O.K.U., Distinguished Alumnus of the Medical College of Georgia in 1995, Fellow of the American College of Dentists, Fellow of the International College of Dentists, Honorable Fellow of the Georgia Dental Association, and member of the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry. A frequent lecturer in the area of occlusion, restorative dentistry, esthetics, and provisional restorations, Dr. McDonald has presented courses nationally including the Hinman Dental Meeting, Chicago Midwinter Meeting, California Dental Association Meeting, the American Academy of Operative Dentistry, the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry, and the American Dental Association Meeting. Thomas McDonald, DMD “Functional Considerations in Esthetic Dentistry” Friday, November 15, 2013 To Register: 1. Register by Mail Send completed registration form and check made payable to Blue Grass Dental Society and mail to: Blue Grass Dental Society P.O. Box 2048 Richmond, KY 40476-2048 Attn: Denise Schneider, Executive Director 2. Register by Fax Fax the completed form with your credit card information to (859) 626-3594. 3. Register by Phone Call (888) 863-4066 or (859) 626-3006 Registration Deadline: Friday, November 5, 2013 Please Complete and return with payment: ____________________________________________________ First Name MI Last Name** ____________________________________________________ Location Malone’s Banquet Facility 3347 Tates Creek Road Lexington, KY Degree Office Address ____________________________________________________ Mailing Address ____________________________________________________ City State Zip ____________________________________________________ Last 4 Digits of Social Security No. ____________________________________________________ Daytime Phone Fax ____________________________________________________ Email (Credit Card Receipts will be Emailed) ______ $195 Dentist (ADA) ______ $95 Auxiliary w/dentist ______ $295 Dentist (Non-ADA) ______ $115 Auxiliary w/o dentist Visa/ MasterCard/ American Express # ___________________________________________________ Expiration Date _________ Check Amount ________________ Addt’l Staff Name(s) ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Registration Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Course begins at 9:00 a.m. Course concludes at 5:00 p.m. Tuition includes continental breakfast, lunch and all materials. Credit The University of Kentucky College of Dentistry Continuing Dental Education program designates this activity for 7 scientific continuing education credits. Lecture format. SEPTEMBER 2013 PAGE 4 A Message from the BGDS President: Dear Blue Grass Dental Society Members, It was great to see so many of you at the Annual Fish Fry in September. The year is off to a terrific start! We had an outstanding educational program presented by Dr. Pam Stein to help us understand the potential links between periodontal disease and Alzheimer’s Disease. The KDA Executive Director, Mike Porter, Sherman Brown, a representative of the lobbying firm for the KDA, and the current KDA President, B.J. Moorhead were present at the September meeting. They each discussed the importance of alerting the Kentucky Department of Insurance when practitioners believe that an insurance company may be attempting to control fees for non-covered services because the legislation that prohibits this will be enforced when there are complaints filed. Dr. Moorhead discussed the importance of supporting the KD-PAC to help our voices be heard by elected officials. Lastly, Dr. Moorhead also announced an additional continuing education session to the CE activity on the afternoon of Thursday, March 13th prior to the KDA Meeting. The speaker, Dr. Ray Bertolotti, is donating his time so in turn all proceeds from the session will be donated to the Kentucky Dental Foundation to the support future RAM Projects in Kentucky. I briefly discussed the increase in cost of admission to the Children’s Museum which will increase the cost of our annual service project “Explorasmile” during National Children’s Dental Health Month. With that in mind, please consider making a monetary contribution and/or donating your time to help conduct the clinical screening examinations on the children in February. Don’t forget to hold your calendars open for our all day continuing education course on Friday, November 15. Dr. Thomas McDonald’s presentation will help us all with common concerns and enhancement possibilities related to esthetic dentistry. See you at the October 1st meeting, when we’ll be back at Malone’s Banquet Facility above Sal’s Chop House in the Landsdowne Shoppes. Sharon P. Turner, DDS, JD 2013-2014 President, Blue Grass Dental Society OPPORTUNITIES   Student Handpieces for Sale: Contact Lindsey Willoughby, DMD at 859-866-5288 if interested.  Office Space for Lease: - Corner of Harrodsburg Rd. and New Circle Rd. in the Cygnus Bldg. Fully equipped treatment rooms and two fully plumbed for new equipment. Contact Doyle Freano at 859-296-9711.  For Sale: 2 gray Brewer assistant chairs, less than a year old (“too puffy” for my assistant but maybe not yours). $679. @ new, let’s make a deal. Cindy Derer 8 59-268 -9090  Office Space Available - Beautifully decorated 2500 sq. ft. office in building occupied by dentists. Available for lease July 1, 2011. Frankfort, KY. Phone 502-395-0338.  FOR SALE: 1 Nitrous Portable cart with Fraser Harlake Quantiflex RA Flowmeter, $500 or best offer. 1 Fraser Harlake Matrix Portable flowmeter (needs a new bag), $350.00 or best offer. E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 859-734-4944. Pictures available upon request.  Need a Hygienist? - For part-time, extended leave, vacation time. Soft tissue management and Prodentec or Rotadent trained. Advanced Hygiene. Please call 859-583-9007 ©, leave message.   Experienced licensed dental hygienist seeks part time or full time employment in Lexington. Will also consider temporary work. (419)563-5278 Female dentist seeking temporary/relief dental position(s). Have been working as a relief dentist in the Bluegrass region for two years. Owned private practice for seven years in southern Kentucky before moving to Lexington. Good rapport with all ages and experience with all areas of dentistry. Willing to travel within the Bluegrass region and work hours and days are flexible. Please call (859) 621-9195.  Retired experienced dentist available to help ease your load in Lexington/Bluegrass region. Temporary, part-time, flexible to meet your needs. Compassionate and experience with all age groups. Reasonable rates. Immediately available. Call (859)230-6816.  Lexington General Dental Practice For Sale: An innovative, integrative dental practice is available for purchase in south Lexington. This well-managed fee-forservice practice with high collection ratios is completely free of PPO’S or HMO’S . This practice attracts highly motivated patients. Well-trained team with excellent communication skills. will facilitate the transition. This practice is ready for an energetic, entrepreneurial doctor to take it to the next level of success in this dynamic, growing area of dentistry. Associate opportunity is also available. Call Susan Lerner 859-223-1429 Front Office Associate: The office of Madison Dental Associates in Richmond, KY, is seeking a Front Office Associate. Please fax resume to (859)626-9854. Experience required. Members are eligible to run an ad in the “Opportunities” section in three free issues of the newsletter, then the fee for members and non-members (initially) is $60 per three publications. To place an ad, please call the BGDS office at 888-863-4066. Blue Grass Dental Society P.O. Box 2048 Richmond, Kentucky 40476-2048 Attn: Denise Schneider, Exec. Dir. Phone: 859-626-3006 or 888-863-4066 Fax: 859-626-3594 Email: [email protected] www.bgdsky.org BGDS Blue grass dental society Corporate patron program psimer & associates - Platinum Gerald psimer Procter & gamble - gold BILL CALVERT Colgate oral pharmaceuticals - gold Sally kopanski Bob roberts insurance - gold Cincinnati insurance group John Roberts JOE Roberts CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST - gold RiTA BUGG STEVE KELLY We Salute Our Patron Program Members For Their Support of Our Charitable and Educational Endeavors. NEW MEMBERS Alex Mays Pediatric Dentistry Lexington, KY