December 2014 - New York State Dental Association

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Volume 27
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Issue 4
what’s inside
On the Road with the 2nd Trustee District
NYSDA joins up with the ADA in
San Antonio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Stress Reliever
Listen in on front desk conversations if
you want to ease the tension of the day . . . . . . . 6
Boosters Club
NYSDA salutes its stalwart supporters of
EDPAC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Troops make their way to the beach after being left off by Landing Ship, Tanks, at Saipan, 1944.
Ben Salomon, D.D.S.,
Hero of the Battle of Saipan
By the time Dr. Ben Salomon was honored for bravery in battle, there was no one left who knew him.
B
William J. Maloney, D.D.S.
en Salomon, like millions of other
assigned to be the regimental dental officer of the 105th
Americans during World War II, faithInfantry Regiment and rose to the rank of captain.
fully answered his nation’s call to serSaipan is the largest island of the Northern Mariana
vice, sacrificing and doing his part for
Islands. It is a commonwealth in political union with
the war effort.
the United States and is located
Unfortunately, Dr. Salomon did
approximately 1,300 miles south
“I’ll hold them off until
not live to see the day when he
of the Japanese home islands.
would return home and practice
Today, the northern Mariana
you get them to safety.
dentistry, as he had planned to do
Islands are a beautiful and idyllic
See you later.”
before the war. However, because
tropical paradise. In 1944, when
of his heroic actions, many other
Dr. Salomon stepped ashore,
soldiers were able to return and
– Last words of Dr. Ben Salomon Saipan was the antithesis of a
live out their dreams.
paradise. The area had been
Ben Salomon was born on
occupied and colonized by the
Sept. 1, 1914, in Milwaukee, WI. He graduated from
Japanese since the 1920s and was defended by nearly
the University of Southern California dental school in
32,000 Japanese troops.
1937 and enlisted in the Army in 1940. He was a natuSaipan was of strategic importance, as it would
ral leader, quickly rose to the rank of sergeant and was
become the future site of air bases for America’s new
placed in command of a machine gun section.
B-29 super fortress bomber. The B-29 had a range of
From all accounts, Dr. Salomon greatly enjoyed
2,850 miles, with a 20,000-ton carrying capacity. This
being with his fellow soldiers and his duties in the infanrange would allow American bombers to reach the
try. But in 1942, he was told he was being transferred to
Japanese home islands and make a return trip.
the Dental Corps and would be commissioned an offiIn June of 1944, Capt. Salomon went ashore on
cer. On Aug. 14, 1942, Dr. Salomon was commissioned
Saipan with the 105th Infantry Regiment. He found
a first lieutenant and stationed in Hawaii. Even though
he did not have much work on the island as a dentist
he had not practiced dentistry for two years, it became
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apparent that he was an excellent dentist. He was later
NYSDA
Forces End to
Controversial
Rating System
FOLLOWING A VIGOROUS challenge to its proposed rating system, Cigna insurance has
announced it will not be putting the system into
effect after all, bowing to pressure from NYSDA
and consumer groups.
Earlier this year, Cigna said it would institute a
cost-effectiveness program that relied upon a rating
system that ranked dentists according to the fees
they charge. NYSDA responded immediately, contacting State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman
and asking that he investigate the rating system.
The Association also drafted legislation which if
passed would outlaw quality ratings for dentists
based solely on the cost of services.
Attorney General Schneiderman did follow up
on NYSDA’s request and has notified the Association
that Cigna was completely withdrawing its dentist
star rating program. The insurance company did
say it intended to develop another, alternative program, but such a program would have to be vetted
by the attorney general’s office before it could be
implemented.
In a letter to NYSDA members, President John
Liang lauded NYSDA’s victory. But he also warned
that price transparency issues are not likely to go
away.
“This is a very good result,” Dr. Liang wrote,
“and although I cannot be sure Cigna will stop the
rating system nationally, I cannot imagine that with
concessions they admitted to the NY Attorney
General that they would look to continue this anywhere else.” z
Ben Salomon continued from page 1
EDITOR
Kevin J. Hanley, D.D.S.
MANAGING EDITOR
Mary Grates Stoll
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Jeanne Deguire
ART DIRECTORS
Kathryn Sikule/Ed Stevens
NYSDA OFFICERS
John J. Liang, D.M.D., President
David J. Miller, D.D.S., President Elect
Richard F. Andolina, D.D.S., Vice President
Mark J. Weinberger, D.D.S., Treasurer
Robert M. Peskin, D.D.S., Speaker of the House
Mark J. Feldman, D.M.D., Executive Director
Steven Gounardes, D.D.S., ADA Trustee
PRINTER
Fort Orange Press, Albany
The NYSDA News (ISSN 1531-684X) is published quarterly, in
February, May, October and December, by the New York State
Dental Association, Suite 602, 20 Corporate Woods Boulevard,
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Web site www.nysdental.org.
NYSDF Returns
Officers for 2015
AT ITS ANNUAL MEETING in November, the Board of
the New York State Dental Foundation voted to return to
and volunteered to replace the wounded surgeon of
the 2nd Battalion, the unit ordered to clear the
Nafutan Peninsula in the southeast corner of Saipan.
Brutal fighting ensued over the following weeks, and
Dr. Salomon was kept very busy as the new surgeon.
On the evening of July 6, the remaining Japanese
military and civilians gathered approximately one mile
in front of Dr. Salomon’s battalion on the orders of the
Japanese Army Commander Lt. Gen. Yoshitsugu Saitõ
and Japanese Naval Commander Admiral Chuichi
Nagumi. Gen. Saitõ addressed the gathered group of
upwards of 6,000 men and ordered them to make a
suicide attack at dawn. The goal was for each Japanese
to kill 10 Americans. Later that evening, Gen. Saitõ and
Admiral Nagumi committed suicide.
Meanwhile, Dr. Salomon had set up his aid station
30 yards from the shoreline, where he tended to the
needs of over 30 wounded men under his care.2 The
Japanese assault began at 5 a.m. on July 7. Shortly after
the first wave, the medical tent was infiltrated by seven
Japanese soldiers. The first to enter the medical unit
bayonetted a wounded American soldier. Dr. Salomon
quickly killed the enemy soldier, along with the six others in the medical tent. Peering outside the medical
unit, he could see that the perimeter had been overrun
and that the situation was desperate. He ordered his aid
men to evacuate the wounded while he took control of
a heavy machine gun to hold off the enemy onslaught
long enough to carry out the evacuation.
The Americans regained the area a few days later. A
general, surveying the carnage, was startled to find the
deceased Salomon, wearing a Red Cross brassard upon
his arm, slumped at a machine gun. There were 98
enemy troops piled in front of Salomon’s position. His
body had suffered 76 wounds—up to 24 of which were
inflicted while he was still alive.
Dr. Salomon was immediately recommended for
the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military honor.
That effort, as well as subsequent efforts, were met with
disappointment, foiled by the incorrect assumption that
no medical officer could ever bear arms against the
enemy. On Oct. 29, 1969, the Army Surgeon General
signed a Medal of Honor recommendation for Dr.
Salomon. The judge advocate general’s office conducted
a legal review and concluded that Dr. Salomon’s actions
did not violate the 1929 Geneva Convention, as medical personnel are allowed to bear arms in self-defense
and in defense of the wounded.3
However, the office of the secretary of defense did
not approve the recommendation and the case for Capt.
Ben Salomon’s Medal of Honor was mostly forgotten—
until the mid-1990s. Col. John E. King, an Army dentist, and Dr. Robert West, an alumnus of the USC
Dr. Ben Salomon
dental school, worked tirelessly to give Dr. Salomon the
recognition that was long overdue. On May 1, 2002,
President George W. Bush awarded Dr. Salomon the
Medal of Honor in a White House Rose Garden ceremony. There was no one at the ceremony who ever
knew Dr. Salomon, as he had no living relatives.4 He
was proudly, and appropriately, represented by fellow
dentist Robert West, who had been instrumental in Dr.
Salomon finally receiving this recognition of valor. z
Dr. Maloney is a clinical associate professor in the Department of
Cariology at New York University, New York, NY. Queries about this
article can be sent to Dr. Maloney at [email protected].
REFERENCES
1. The Battle of Saipan. Accessed on June 26, 2014. Available
at: navysite.de/shps/lha2aut.htm.
2. U.S. Army Medical Department- Office of Medical History.
Ben Salomon and the Medal of Honor. Accessed on June
27, 2014. Available at: http://history.amedd.army.mil/moh/
Salomon.html.
3. Bowers WT. Ben L. Salomon. Accessed on June 27, 2014.
Available at: https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/
biography/Salomon2.html.
4. Garamone J. Bush Awards Medals of Honor to WW II,
Vietnam Soldiers (updated). Accessed on June 27, 2014.
Available at: http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.
aspx?id=44104.
office its current slate of officers. They are: G. Kirk
Gleason, Fourth District, chairman; Don Fager, Medical
Liability Mutual Insurance Co., vice chairman; Robert
Doherty, Ninth District, Treasurer; and Mark Feldman,
NYSDA Executive Director, secretary.
Approved for new three-year terms on the Board
were: Michael Breault, Fourth District; Robert Doherty,
Ninth District; Steve Kess, vice president global professional relations, Henry Schein; Barbara Shearer, public
relations director, Colgate Palmolive; and Christian Stohler,
dean, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.
Margaret Madonian, Fifth District, and John
Santopolo, Nassau County, were approved to serve
one-year terms.
The Board additionally approved a recommendation that it amend the Foundation Bylaws to extend the
maximum number of terms a trustee can serve from two
to four.
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Turning Out for Future Senator
Richard Funke, center, on campaign swing prior to November elections,
stopped in Seventh District, where he was greeted by EDPAC Chair Larry
Volland, left, and Republican Sen. Thomas O’Mara of Elmira.
American College
of Dentists
Presents Gies
Award to Arthur
Hazlewood
ARTHUR I. HAZLEWOOD,
D.D.S., M.P.H., of Brooklyn
is one of two recipients of
the 2014 William J. Gies
Award, highest honor of
the American College of
Arthur
Dentists. Dr. Hazlewood,
Hazlewood
a retired life member of
NYSDA, was honored by the college at its
convocation in October in San Antonio,
TX, along with Patricia L. Blanton, D.D.S.,
professor emeritus, Department of
Biomedical Sciences, Baylor College of
Dentistry, Dallas, TX.
Dr. Hazlewood, an ACD Fellow, was
recognized for his leadership and accomplishments in dentistry, dental public
health, education, humanitarianism, care
to the underserved, dental advocacy and
global outreach. In presenting its award,
the ACD noted that Dr. Hazleton “has
worked tirelessly to address health care
needs and care for the less fortunate.”
Dr. Hazlewood has been recognized
over the years by many organizations,
among them, the Academy of Dentistry
International, the American Association of
Hospital Dentists, the National Academies
of Practice, and Howard University
College of Dentistry, which presented him
with its Distinguished Alumnus Award.
Earlier this year, he received a special
President’s Award from the National
Academies of Practice for his efforts in the
development of that organization.
Dr. Hazlewood previously served as
assistant commissioner of health and director of the Bureau of Health Care Administration, Nassau County Health Department; adjunct professor, Department of
Community and Preventive Medicine,
New York Medical College; and director,
planning and program development and
director of dental affairs, New York City
Health and Hospitals Corp., among other
posts. He is a founding faculty member of
the dental school at Stonybrook University.
Dr. Hazlewood is a graduate of
Howard University College of Dentistry
and Columbia University School of
Public Health. z
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Funke, successful in his bid to become the Republican senator from 55th District, is
joined by Richard Andolina, and Warren and Marlene Shaddock.
Seen at Seventh District fundraiser for Richard Funke are, from left, Tim
Calnon, Richard Andolina Jr., Barbora Hnizda.
Photos by Mark Bauman, DDS
NYSDA Makes its
Mark in San Antonio
THE ADA ANNUAL SESSION in San Antonio in early
October had both highs—the honoring of NYSDA member
Michael Shreck at the Give Kids A Smile gala—and lows—
the defeat of Trustee Steve Gounardes in his bid to be ADA
President-Elect. Nevertheless, it was an occasion for the
members of NYSDA (which comprises the ADA Second
Trustee District), their guests and families to participate in the
largest gathering devoted to charting the future course of
organized dentistry and to celebrating its present. Photos
from the ADA meeting were taken by Mark Bauman, D.D.S.,
a delegate to the ADA House. z
Steve Gounardes, center, candidate for ADA President-elect with two former
ADA presidents, his campaign manager, Bill Calnon, left, and campaign
committee member Mark Feldman.
Michael Schreck, left, honored by ADA Foundation for his
Give Kids a Smile activities in Nassau County, receives award
from Jeffrey Dalin, founder of the GKAS program.
Steve Gounardes is joined by family, in town to lend moral support to his campaign. Pictured, from left: son Gregory; Steve; wife,
Dianne; son Andrew; daughter, Patricia.
Frank Barnashuk, Eighth District, ADA Delegate, with Richard
Andolina, NYSDA Vice President and at-large delegate.
NYSDA President John Liang at Give Kids a Smile gala with
significant other, Sharon Tarallo.
Delegates from Nassau County get together to congratulate Michael Schreck, named GKAS Smile Champion. With Dr. Schreck, from left:
NYSDA Executive Director Mark Feldman; Eugene Porcelli; Speaker of House Robert Peskin; President Elect David Miller.
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Photos by Mark Bauman, DDS
EDPAC Treasurer Joseph Caruso, left, and NYSDA Executive Director
Mark Feldman, right, welcome New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli
to EDPAC Board meeting in November.
Larry Volland, left, stepping down as EDPAC Chair, congratulates his
successor, Joel Friedman.
Dr. Volland and Dr. Friedman with EDPAC Board members Kerry Lane and Maria
Maranga, both from Suffolk County.
EDPAC
Board Leaders
Announced
At its annual meeting in November, the
Empire Political Action Committee
Board elected NYSDA past president
Joel Friedman as its new chair. He will
be joined by Michael Breault, vice chair;
Joseph Caruso, treasurer; and Mark
Bauman, secretary. The meeting at the
Millennium Broadway Hotel in New
York City marked the end of the tenure
of Larry Volland, who had chaired the
EDPAC Board for eight years. z
Nominations
Council
Call for
Nominations
THE NYSDA COUNCIL on Nominations
will meet on Tuesday, March 24, at
12:00 p.m. to make its selections for
President Elect, Vice President,
Treasurer and Speaker of the House of
Delegates of the Association in 2015.
Nominees for Vice President must be
members of the Third District Dental
Society. Nominees for President Elect
must be members of the Seventh District
Dental Society. Nominees for Treasurer
and for Speaker of the House of
Delegates may be members of any
NYSDA component.
Members wishing to submit nominations for any of these positions must do
so no later than March 14. Nominations
should be sent to Dr. Joel M. Friedman,
Council on Nominations, NYSDA, 20
Corporate Woods Blvd., Suite 602,
Albany, NY 12211.
Time to Look at New Long
Term Care Insurance Options
What’s the best way to protect your assets and preserve your independence
as you age? With Long Term Care Insurance. The market has changed
tremendously for this insurance and it’s time for many of our members to
take another look. Association discounts are available as is the economical
NYS Partnership for Long-Term Care.
To find out more information, call NY Long-Term Care Brokers today at
844-355-2596, or visit www.nysdental.org/membership
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For more information about this and other Endorsed Programs call: 800-255-2100
Overheard at the
Front Desk
Lighten your day by listening in on the unguarded
conversation happening outside of the operatory.
Jeffrey Galler, D.D.S.
A
re you feeling stressed? Overworked
and underappreciated? Looking
for a quantum of solace with
which to lessen the daily office
tension?
May I suggest discretely listening to some of the
conversations at your front desk? Often, overheard
discussions between my receptionist
and patient (not that I would ever
stoop to eavesdropping) bring a smile
to my face.
Free
with
Every Visit
Patient, writing check: “This is a
great pen! Can I keep it?”
Receptionist: “Sure. I got a
bunch of them at Apple Bank. Would
you like a calendar, too?”
Just Like
in the
Movies
Mother, with 7-year-old son: “Could
you please find out if my insurance
pays for space maintainers?”
Receptionist, on phone: “Hello,
Guardian, I am calling about coverage
for…”
Wide-eyed son to mother:
“Mom! Is she actually talking to the
Guardians of the Galaxy?”
Nuts!
Receptionist: “I see that you broke
another tooth biting on pistachio
nuts! Maybe you should stop eating
them?”
Patient: “I am not giving up my
nuts!”
Where Have You Been?
Receptionist, on phone: “Who’s calling please? Mr. Jones, how are you?
What are you asking? You want to
know if you have an outstanding bill
from June 1982?”
Good Year-round
Patient: “This implant was expensive! For that much money, I could
have bought a fur coat!”
Receptionist: “Yes, but you
can’t use the fur coat 12 months a
year.” z
Dr. Galler is a general dentist from Brooklyn
who writes about the lighter side of dentistry
for NYSDA News and The New York State
Dental Journal.
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A Year-End Salute to our EDPAC Boosters
AS WE CLOSE OUT 2014, NYSDA says thank you to
all its members and other supporters who made an
extra, voluntary contribution to the Empire Dental
Political Action Committee (EDPAC). Each has earned a
place on the EDPAC Honor Roll (contribution of $250
or more) and/or in the EDPAC Capitol Club ($100 or
more). Their names are listed below.
H onor R oll
New York County: Janet Bodey; Lois Jackson; George
Kralik; Edward Miller Jr.; David Shipper; Donald
Tanenbaum; John Young Jr.
Second District: Abraham Ancselovics; Steven
Gounardes; Lauro Medrano-Saldana; Gary Rafal; Craig
Ratner; James Sconzo.
Third District: Lawrence Busino; Steven Essig; Reed
Ference; Anthony Ficara; Nirmal Jain; Christopher Lyons;
Frederick Marra; Mark Weinberger.
Fourth District: Dean Bartlett; Mark Bauman; Michael
Breault; David Coppola; James Galati; G. Kirk Gleason;
Alfred Hollis; Richard Hoskinson; Marc Johnson; Timothy
Kelling; Claire Kiehl; Alfred Morini Jr.; Roy Oyangen; Gary
Swalsky; Frederick Wetzel.
Fifth District: Jonathan Gellert; Joseph Giovannone; William
Karp; John Liang; Margaret Madonian; Stephen Passalacqua;
Glenn Reaves; Anton Sohrweide; Kevin Sorge.
Sixth District: Scott Farrell; Mark Hatala; Randolph
Holly; Luis Mauleon Jr.; James Mc Cutcheon; Michelle
Tunison; William Westfall; Kevin Wicks.
Seventh District: Richard Andolina; Jeffrey Arigo; Maria
Aslani-Breit; Mariane Bafile; Timothy Blieden; Susan Bracker;
Robert Buhite II; James Burk; Christopher Calnon; William
Calnon; Theresa Casper-Klock; Alan Cassara; Jack Caton Jr.;
Anthony Colaruotolo; H. Bradley Davidson; Michael Grassi;
Kathleen Hale; Kenneth Hale; Lynne Halik; Wayne Jarvis;
Michael Keating; Mary Ann Lester; Neal Levitt; John Meyer;
Lisa Mulkin; Deborah New; Kenneth Nozik; Jerome Oleksa;
Sam Pennise; Randy Raetz; James Roland;
Paul Romano; Richard Rubin; Warren
Shaddock; Jay Skolnick; James Soltys;
Kenneth Tirone; Bernard Tofany; Eduardo
Torrado; Andrew Vorrasi; Robert Wylie;
Lisa Yerke; William Zugner.
Eighth District: Frank Barnashuk;
Jeffrey Baumler; David Bonnevie; Joseph
Breloff; Samuel Carocci; Albert Cavallari;
Glen Donnarumma; Brendan Dowd;
Mary Beth Dunn; Kevin Hanley; Robert
Herzog; James Hoddick; James Lesinski;
Orlando Marra; Michael Marrone; Jason
Marshall; Joseph Modica; John Nasca;
James Olson; Peter Rouff; Stanley Scott;
Lata Shenoy; Stephen Stratton; Mark
Teach; Lawrence Volland.
Ninth District: Joseph Canterino;
Stuart Coleton; Robert Doherty; Edward
Feinberg; Paul Kim; William Kirtland;
Gary Markovits; Frederick Mourad;
Roberto Rodriguez-Gutierrez; Carl
Tegtmeier; Nicholas Vece; Frank Vigliotti.
Nassau County: Mark Feldman;
Albert Granger; Anthony Ienna; Marcus
Johnson; David Miller; Frank Palmaccio;
Robert Peskin; Eugene Porcelli; Ashish
Sahasrabudhe; Michael Shreck; Robert
Trager; Dawn Weldon.
Queens County: Ali Attaie; Deepak
Bhagat; Joseph Caruso; Gina Cucchiara;
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Chad Gehani; Rekha Gehani; Doron Kalman; Kaushik
Khakhar; Prabha Krishnan; Jay Ledner.
Potvin; Joseph Roberto; Mark Roschinsky; Jonathan
Schutze; H. John Schutze Jr.; Selma Yucedal.
Suffolk County: Clifford Brown; Daniel Duggan; John
Guariglia; Guenter Jonke; Ira Koeppel; Kerry Lane; Paul
Leary; Gary Manowitz; Maria Maranga; Anthony
Maresca; Sharon Pollick; Peter Pruden; Gary Rosenfeld;
Steven Snyder.
Fifth District: Vincent Bonvino; John Callahan Jr.; Mark
Dropkin; Matthew Fiorentino; Glenn Halbritter; Douglas
Jones; Karen Lawitts; Ernest Mears; Hilario Melo; Gary
Bronx County: Stuart Chassen; Joel Friedman; Richard
Herman; Justine Ippolito-Fata; Richard Weiss.
C apitol C lub
New York County: Mitchell Bloom; Robert
Castellano; Arnold Chesney; Anthony Chillura;
Michael Gelb; Irvind Khurana; Krzysztof Koch;
Lloyd Landa; Jeffrey Margolin; Jeffrey Senzer; Marc
Weinstein.
Second District: Michael Beck; Paul Bernstein; Scott
Brustein; Anthony Di Mango; Lawrence Feder; Michael
Feinberg; Curtis Goss; John Halikias; Robert Korngut;
Bruce Lum; Marc Meiselman; Phyllis Merlino; Mitchell
Mindlin; Dev Mishra; Steven Ratner; Natalia Safonova;
Patrick Sciortino.
Third District: Thomas Abele; Gary Berson;
Michael De Santi Jr.; Alvin De Siena; Patrick Del
Grande; David Delaney; William Dillon; Adam
Edwards; Stuart Fass; Thomas Finken; Andrew
Frank; Robert Hill II; Randolph Katz; Brian Kennedy;
Stephen Langan; Frank Lanzillo Jr.; Steven Morton;
James Scott.
Fourth District: Loren Baim; David Balestrini;
Robert Berls; Mohan Boolchandani; William
Brennan Jr.; Lionel Bulford; William Caldon; Laurie
DeLucia-Fearman; Traci Delwo-Roberto; Gary
DiSanto-Rose; Peter Gold; John Guarracino; Wayne
Harrison; Maybelle Hwang; David Kaplan; John
Lanka; Jeffrey Leitner; Christian Mathiesen; Jacob
Merryman; Roger Neill; David Parsons; Joseph
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
SOUTHAMPTON, NY: Excellent opportunity to purchase 40-yearold FFS general practice grossing $400K part time. 1,250-squarefoot building with 3+ ops in desirable location with own parking.
Real estate for rent/sale. Flexible terms. Email: [email protected].
MANHATTAN: Upper East Side. Dentist retiring after 37 years.
3 ops with room for expansion. 1,300 square feet, 13-year lease
at very reasonable rent. Ultra luxury condo building with great
landlord. Incredible potential for right person. All specialties
referred out. Call (917) 670-3939.
MARYLAND, DC, VIRGINIA SALES: No buyer’s fees. Southern
Maryland – Near the bay. 3 ops grossing $575K part time. High
net. Near Naval base. Carroll County – Retiring. 3-4 ops grossing
$400K. Restorative. College Park – Grossing $500K. Frederick – 3
ops, retiring doctor, part-time practice grossing $375K. Call
Polcari Associates for more information: (800) 544-1297; or
email: [email protected].
FEATURED CLEMENS GROUP LISTINGS
PARAGON Practice Opportunities
MIDTOWN EAST: 34th Street. 5 chairs. Modern, attractive, fully
equipped office with digital. Located on high floor, windowed office.
Available with or without small practice. Below market rent. Owner
moving out of city. Asking $175K with practice or best offer without.
“We Put the SUCCESS in SUCCESSion”
SYRACUSE: $2 million/year, 7 ops. Beautiful!
CO-OP CITY: Grossing $450K. 3 chairs; well-established. Better
insurance and cash. Priced to sell.
SYRACUSE: Perio. $785K/year, 50% overhead, LOTS of time
off.
PARK SLOPE: Rare. Grossing $140K. Long-established FFS with
best location. 2 days. 2-chair windowed office in prestigious building. Conservative treatment. Specialty referrals; no marketing;
always part time. Rent $1,575.
COLUMBIA COUNTY: Grossing $2.5M. Long-established. Partnership
or outright sale. Very profitable. Hidden gem needs producer.
MID-WESTCHESTER: Grossing $500K. Long-established 3-chair
practice. Expandable. FFS. Located in middle of town with high
visibility, onsite parking. Owner is low key with conservative treatment and substantial outside specialist referrals. Practice is hidden
gem. Asking 62% of gross.
ORANGE COUNTY: Grossing $500K. Well-established. 2
chairs, expandable to 4. Owner-occupied building in central location near major highways. Active recall with hygienist. Conservative
treatment; better insurances. Most specialties referred out. Real
estate available. Solid practice with excellent reputation. Major
growth area in underserved community.
ROCKLAND COUNTY: Grossing $267K. 3 chairs; professional
building. Insurance driven. Very conservative treatment; many specialist referrals. Real opportunity to grow.
MID-SUFFOLK: Grossing $1.1M. Well-established; high-volume; insurance driven. 4 new chairs. Owner building. Specialty referred out.
Owner works 2 days/week chairside.
EASTERN SUFFOLK: Long-established. Grossing $960K on limited days. 4 chairs; high-tech; CT; etc. Growing area with better clientele. Emphasis on implants and cosmetic. Most endo, perio; surgery referred out. Taking better PPOs. Bring on specialists and
practice should generate $1.2-1.4M.
ESSEX COUNTY: Grossing $1.8M. 6 chairs; storefront. Union- and
PPO-driven. Long-established. Real estate with income available. Hightraffic area. Modern, well managed facility. Patient-centered practice.
Latino area.
Contact The Clemens Group for more info: (800)300-2939
www.theclemensgroup.com.
ALBANY: General practice for sale; owner retiring. 2013 gross
$912K. On pace to gross $1M this year. Asking $675K. Contact:
(518) 588-9788; or email: [email protected].
ONEIDA COUNTY: $900K/year, 6 ops, fully computerized and
digital.
ROCHESTER: $570K/year, 4 ops, <50% overhead.
TOMPKINS COUNTY: $875K/year <50% overhead! 1,800
active FFS patients.
SUFFOLK: Oral Surgery. $1.7 million/year. State of the art.
MIDDLE WESTCHESTER COUNTY: $880K/year, 800+ active
FFS patients.
LOWER WESTCHESTER: 3-4 ops, $730K/year, 1,500 patients,
almost all FFS.
SOUTHERN SUFFOLK: $500K/year, over 1,200 active patients.
STATEN ISLAND: 3 ops, digital + Pan. $680K/year on 3 days/
week. 1,000 patients.
EASTERN SUFFOLK: 2 locations with $1.6 million total annual
collections. Over 4,400 patients.
Visit our website www.paragon.us.com to learn more about
all of our opportunities or contact us today!
Dr. Johnathan S. Carey (Upstate NY)
Dr. Berdj & Katherine Feredjian (Downstate NY)
Phone (866) 898-1867 • Email: [email protected].
MANHATTAN: General practice for sale in Midtown. Gorgeous
décor and equipment. Digital X-ray/pan, Dentrix and Dexis. 4 ops
equipped; 3 plumbed and ready to go. Great lease and location
right on Madison Avenue. Excellent signage. Average 40-50
patients/month. $800K gross on 3 days/week. Doctor moving out
of area. Price: $680K. 100% financing for qualified individual.
Contact: [email protected].
MIDTOWN EAST­—MANHATTAN: Dental practice grossing
approximately $400K. All-insurance practice with few FFS. Taking
unions, HMO and PPO. 13 years of good will. Currently renting
and working at office on 52nd and 1st Ave. Take over the practice
as is or buy the good will. All negotiable. Asking 50% of gross.
Please call (646) 263-2980; or email: [email protected].
ROCKLAND COUNTY: Pomona. Dental practice for sale by
owner. Approximately 40 minutes north of NYC. Beautiful, state-ofthe-art facility. Digital X-rays, digital panoramic, fully computerized, turn-key operation. Located in professional building on busy
road. Rent well below market rate. Mix of insurance participation
and private pay. Dentist currently works part time, 2 days/week.
Hygienist booked 1 full day/week, 6 months in advance. Average
3-year gross $400K. Asking $300K or best offer. Contact Rachel
(203) 494-6477.
CHEMUNG COUNTY: General practice grossing $680K, plus real estate with rental income.
High net. Seller wants buyer to succeed and will
help with transition. 5 ops, panograph, 1,800
square feet. Great, long-term staff with loyal FFS
patients. Tremendous growth potential as seller
does very little marketing and refers out endo,
perio, ortho and implant surgery. Contact Dr. Tom
Bonsack at (410) 218-4061; or email: tom@
midatlanticdentaltransitions.com.
KINGSTON: General practice for sale. Retiring
after 30 years. Private; FFS; no insurance. Highquality, low volume. Emphasis C&B, reconstruction,
implant, cosmetic. 2 chairs with room for expansion.
Grossing $250K on 2-3 days; 16 hours/week. No
hygienist. Leased beautiful space. Staff will stay on.
Inquiries to: NYSDJ Box #D-103. Via email to: info@
nysdental.org. Include box number in subject line.
COLUMBIA COUNTY: Small, part-time practice; beautiful country setting. After decades,
doctor seeks successor. Seller extremely motivated. Gross just under $200K. 3 equipped operatories, 3 additional plumbed. Mix of FFS and
insurance. Real estate also available. Contact
Henry Schein Professional Practice Transitions
representative E. Scott Weinberger by email:
[email protected]; or call
(518) 512-9988. #NY114
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CAPITAL REGION: Well-established periodontal practice near
highways and major university. Strong hygiene numbers. Solid,
transferrable referral base. 6-7 operatories and digital X-rays. Mix
of FFS and insurance. New software and computers. Gross
receipts $800K+. Discounted for quick transition. Real estate also
available. Contact Henry Schein Professional Practice Transitions
representative E. Scott Weinberger by email: escott.weinberger@
henryschein.com; or call (518) 512-9988. #NY107
CAPITAL REGION: 3-operatory practice boasts digital pan, digital X-rays and Eaglesoft. Grossing over $500K on limited work
schedule. No insurance providers. 9 hygiene days/week.
Impressive net. Contact Henry Schein Professional Practice
Transitions representative E. Scott Weinberger at (518) 512-9988;
or email: [email protected]. #NY137.
SYRACUSE: Excellent practice; owner operated since 1977.
Strong active patient base. Grossing $784K/adjusted net $282K on
3.5 days. Dedicated staff and located in professional building 5
minutes from downtown. Contact: Donna.Bambrick@Henryschein.
com; or (315) 430-0643. #NY112
ORANGE COUNTY: Successful 3-day, part-time oral surgery practice with 3 operatories and 4th available for expansion. 2,000 square
feet; digital; located on main street. Real estate
also available. Doctor ready to retire. Contact
Henry Schein Professional Practice representative
Mike Apalucci at (718) 213-9386; or by email:
[email protected]. #NY138
décor. Don’t want to spend $$ on new office? Want office within
walking distance of high school and brief drive to elementary and
middle schools? 4 operatories; 3 X-ray units. Wired and networked
for computer and TV—perfect for Endo. Dexis Sensor for PA and BW
X-rays included. Digital Pan/Ceph—perfect for Ortho. Beautiful custom cabinetry throughout. Drive-by visibility makes it perfect for Ortho
or Pedo practice. Private office, staff room, patient consultation room,
Panasonic phone system. High-end sound system and TVs. Great offstreet parking. Approximately 1,400 square feet. Assumable lease.
Rent $1,900/month, plus about $6K/annually for taxes, snow
removal, etc. Available at $135K. Timing flexible. For more info call
Richard: (516) 356.6262; or email: [email protected].
NASSAU COUNTY: Practice for sale by owner. Close to RF mall.
Grossing around $340K the previous two years. Asking $100K.
Practice has 3 ops. Located in co-op in nice neighborhood. Long term
staff and patients. PPO and FFS mostly with small mix of capitations.
Rent frozen $3,480/month for next two years with first two months free.
Contact John by phone: (917)528-1092; or email: [email protected]
FOREST HILLS: FFS practice and office for sale. 1,350 square
feet. Modern office in prime location. For more information, please
call (917) 319-1255 after 8 p.m.
FOR RENT
MIDTOWN: Operatory for rent FT or PT in attractive Grand
Central area dental practice. Business office included. Reasonable
rent. Contact: (212) 685-0312; or visit: www.lspindeldds.com.
RIDGEFIELD, CT: Seeking specialist to rent space in new
Pedodontic/Endodontic specialty office. Totally digital with spacious A-Dec operatories. Fantastic street-level location with high
visibility in heart of town. Great starter or satellite office. Ideal for
Perio or TMJ. Please call (914) 907-2618
MANHATTAN: Great location next door to Grand Central
Station. Two dental treatment rooms and reception desk in large,
elegantly renovated office. Nitrous and CDR panoramic. Optional
hygienist services available. Please contact Dr. Robert Lichtenstein
by phone: (212) 682-7200; or email: [email protected].
MIDTOWN: Facing Central Park South. Computerized dental office for
lease. Great opportunity. Be on your own. State-of-the-art décor. Newly
renovated modern office and equipment; handicap access. Near all
public transportation. Available immediately, full time or part time. To
schedule appointment call (212) 582-7445 or (917) 679-6013.
CAPITAL REGION: 100% FFS family practice.
Healthy finance. 4-operatory practice equipped
with digital X-rays and practice management software. Real estate to lease or purchase. Uniquely
located in affluent town with little dental competition. Doctor willing to stay for transition or immediate sale. Contact Henry Schein Professional
Practice Transitions Representative E. Scott
Weinberger at (518) 512-9988; or by email:
[email protected]. #NY144.
SOUTHERN FINGER LAKES AREA: Steuben
County. Established, FFS general practice. 1,200
square feet; 3 operatories; 5 employees.
Diagnostic and restorative oral care. Dentrix and
panographic X-ray. Over 2,500 active patients
and gross receipts of $908K. Doctor retiring.
Please contact Henry Schein Professional Practice
Transitions representative Christina Palma at
(585) 370-5301; or by email: christina.palma@
henryschein.com. #NY141
HUDSON VALLEY/ULSTER COUNTY: Digital
3-operatory practice running Eagelsoft. Access to
NYC. Grosses over $400K on limited schedule.
Operatories with soft-tissue laser, computer stations
and intraoral cameras. 100% FFS. Contact E. Scott
Weinberger at (518) 512-9988; or by email:
[email protected]. #NY139
HAMPTONS: Magnificently stylish 4-operatory
periodontal office (2 equipped) in medical complex. 1,200 square feet in exclusive zip code.
Paperless, Dentrix with Panorex 3D capability.
FFS with some PPO. Great for solo practitioner or
multiple specialties. Call Henry Schein
Professional Practice Transitions representative
Mike Apalucci at (718) 213-9386; or email:
[email protected]. #NY134.
CENTRAL NEW YORK: College town. Home/
office. Big city benefits and small town atmosphere. $500K+ FFS practice. Fully digital; 4 ops
with additional op ready for expansion. Contact
Henry Schein Professional Practice Transitions
representative Marty at (315) 263-1313; or
email: [email protected]. #NY102.
ROCKLAND COUNTY: Pearl River, the town for
friendly people. New, high-tech, paperless general
dental practice in blue ribbon school district available for sale. 3 years old and grossing $400K on
4 days/week. New equipment; soft-tissue laser;
digital X-rays; electric handpieces and more.
Contact: [email protected].
HUNTINGTON: Turn-key ready for specialist to
begin practicing. Modern equipment; beautiful
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MANHATTAN: Space available in established dental practice
recently renovated with modern facilities. First floor of luxury doorman building in desirable Murray Hill location. Daily rates also
available; minimum 2 days/week. Please contact Camille at:
[email protected]; or (212) 532-0690.
FOREST HILLS: Dental operatories for rent FT/PT in beautiful, modern
dental office. Prime location on corner of Queens Blvd. and 108th Street
with your own parking lot. Accessible by train, bus, LIRR. Best location in
Forest Hills to have your practice flourish. Call (718) 268-8989.
MANHATTAN: 1 or 2 operatories for rent full time or part time in
beautiful office on 55th Street off Fifth Avenue. Windows; 24-hour
building; doorman; private office. Very reasonable rent. Please call
(212) 581-5360; or email: [email protected].
MIDTOWN MANHATTAN: Beautiful, new, large-windowed dental operatories for rent. Pelton Crane equipment, massage chairs,
private office, front desk space and staff available. Doorman; warm
environment. Best location – 46th Street and Madison Avenue.
Please call (212) 371-1999; or email: [email protected].
MIDTOWN: Fabulous space on Madison Avenue. 1-2 operatories
available for general and/or cosmetic dentist. Top floor with lots of light,
views and wrap terrace. Beautifully appointed; modern equipment.
Agreement, ops and hours negotiable. Contact Mary (212) 753-9414.
MANHATTAN—WALL STREET: Architecturally award-winning
dental office in Financial District close to all major subway lines.
Over 2,000 square feet on the 25th floor, with terrific sunlight. 1-5
treatment rooms available for rent. State-of-the-art equipment. All
arrangements considered. Friendly and very professional working
environment. Specialties and general dentists are welcome. Please
contact Marilyn at (212) 344-9317l. Visit: www.wallstdental.com.
MANHATTAN: 51st & 5th. Great location at Rockefeller Center.
Class A building. Four large, windowed operatories with Central
Park views. Newly renovated; high-end finishes; fully equipped;
computerized; Dentrix, digital X-rays, nitrous. Lots of storage; front
desk space, consult room, lab and private office. Office offers
impressive comfortable setting. Short- long-term options available.
Call (212) 581-1090; or email: [email protected].
MANHATTAN: 1, 2 or 3 operatories for rent full time or part time
with opportunity to take over 15-year lease. Located at 17th Street
and 3rd Avenue. Street-level entrance; 24-hour doorman building.
Call (212) 228-1450; or email: [email protected].
WHITE PLAINS: Modern, state-of-the-art operatories available in
duplex office with reception. Available FT/PT. Turn-key. Rent
includes digital radiology with Pan, equipment, Nitrous,
all disposables. Start-up or phase down. Need a satellite
or more space? Upgrade and down size. Please call
(914) 290-6545; or email: [email protected].
MIDTOWN EAST: Dental operatory available in elegant, modern, street-level office with large windows and
private office. Available full time or part time. Great location on East 56th Street. Please call (212) 753-0189.
MIDTOWN MANHATTAN: Modern, spacious 5-operatory
office available full time or part time. Ideal for specialist or
general practitioner. Staff included if desired. Please call (212)
753-4744; or email Dr. Rosenstein: [email protected].
MANHATTAN: Dental operatory for rent in our newly
renovated office located in Midtown at Madison Avenue
and 52nd Street. Please call (212) 688-2820; or email:
[email protected].
MIDTOWN MANHATTAN: Rockefeller Center dental
office with large windowed treatment rooms overlooking
ice skating rink. A-Dec equipment; digital X-rays; intraoral
cameras and many extras. One or more treatment rooms
available part time. Includes use of private office. Contact
(212) 245-5158; or email: [email protected].
MANHATTAN: Brand new dental operatory available FT/PT
in upscale specialty office. 2 blocks from Grand Central Station.
New equipment; CBCT available. Elegant office; windowed
operatory; 24/7 building with M-F concierge. Front desk space
included with rental. Separate patient (handicap-accessible)
and staff lavatories included. Congenial environment. Only
dental specialists need apply. Reasonable rent. Must see to appreciate.
Contact: [email protected]; or call (212) 685-8200.
MANHATTAN: Affordable. Dental office for rent at 40th Street
and Madison Avenue. Available all week. 2-5 days. Best terms.
Inquiries to: [email protected].
POST GRADUATE EDUCATION
LUTHERAN MEDICAL CENTER: Dental Residency Program. ADACODA accredited, two-year, hospital-based training program prepares
dental residents in diagnosis and treatment of temporomandibular
(TMD) and orofacial disorders. Inquiries directed to Omar F. Suarez,
DMD, Director at (718) 630-8922; or email: [email protected].
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Biolase/Waterlase I–plus. 2 years old. Mint condition.
Only used 5 times. Comes with 2 handpieces and burs. Original
price: $58K. Asking approximately $30K. Call (201) 788-8918.
SERVICES
TAXES: Your office, business or personal. Specialty dentists. Personable
CPA. Call Stuart A. Sinclair, CPA, at (516) 935-2086. Visit our website:
www.dentaxsolutions.com; or e-mail: [email protected]. Offices
located at 1120 Old Country Road, Plainview, NY 11803.
OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
DUTCHESS COUNTY: Partnership opportunity for Endodontist in
Dutchess County. Looking for motivated Endodontist in town of Lagrangeville,
located just outside of Poughkeepsie. Must be willing to participate with
dental insurances. Please email CV: [email protected].
PEDIATRIC DENTIST: Williamsburg. Pediatric dentistry residency
program has openings for 2 half-time BC BE pediatric dentists. Brand
new 7-chair facility at Woodhull Medical Center dedicated to children.
Requires patient care in OR and ambulatory care practice, as well as
resident education. Bilingual Spanish/English preferred. Salary, 403B
pension, plus full benefit package including malpractice, medical and
dental insurance. Facility provides pediatric dental care seven days/
week. Email one-page resume to: [email protected].
BAYSIDE NY: Busy Queens practice seeks Endodontist. Prefer 2-3 years
experience. Certificate of residency a must. Examine, diagnose and
provide treatment counseling to patients in comprehensive manner. Solicit
patient feedback to improve service. Direct assistants and other auxiliary
personnel. Please email resume to: [email protected].
VESTAL: DHPSA area. Well-established private practice in Vestal
area of upstate New York seeks general dentist associate for
9-operatory office with two dentists and 3 hygienists. Practice is
committed to high quality and excellence. Partnership opportunity
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available. Please send resume to Brenda Carter: [email protected].
PORT JERVIS, NY: Periodontist wanted for part-time position in
modern practice. Newly remodeled facility with great staff. Please
email CV: [email protected].
ADIRONDACKS: Space to share. Queensbury general group practice seeks general or specialized dentists. Beautiful, state-of-the-art new
construction; ground floor; all new high-end equipment. Digital radiography, E4D technology. Contact: (518) 792-5103; email: [email protected]; fax: (518) 792-5110.
MANHATTAN: Retiring or losing your lease? Join us in our modern, high-quality, FFS, restorative practice. Ideal for dentists seeking an exit strategy. Our experienced staff will help you seamlessly
transfer and integrate your patients into our well-managed office.
Financial arrangements will be tailored to suit your individual
needs. Please call (212) 697-1122; or email: [email protected].
We’re looking forward to hearing from you.
WARSAW & GENESEO: Excellent opportunity for general dentist
leading to full partnership to join our practices in Warsaw and Geneseo
areas. Looking for motivated, hardworking, compassionate dentist.
Practice well-established, state-of-the-art, digital and chartless. We have
qualified staff and friendly environment focused on quality patient care
and long-term relationships. Summit Family Dental Care locations at 34
Duncan Street, Warsaw, and 4188 Lakehill Road, Geneseo. Contact
Nancy at (585) 786-3676; or email: [email protected].
MID-HUDSON VALLEY: Seeking boarded or board-eligible
Endodontist to join our team and work 1-2 days/week to start.
Practice has five full-time general dentists, two part-time general
dentists and a Periodontist. We can better serve our patients with
addition of Endodontist, as we refer many root canal patients each
week. Practice located in beautiful Mid-Hudson Valley near Catskill
Mountains. Easy drive to NYC and Albany; many cultural activities
in and around area. Employment details to be discussed during
interview process. Inquiries to: NYSDJ Box# D-101. Email inquiries
to: [email protected]. Please include Box # in subject line.
MANHATTAN: Thinking about retirement or selling your practice? We are high-quality, FFS prosthodontic practice looking to
integrate your practice into ours. Office is modern, full-floor of
luxury high-rise with full laboratory. Our experienced front desk
will help to make your transition seamless. Financial arrangements
and time frame can be fully tailored to suit your needs. Please call
(212) 753-3723; or email: [email protected].
PRACTICE TRANSITION ADVISOR: Seeking driven, established professionals familiar with dental industry. You will promote
Southeast Transitions’ services. Visit: www.southeasttransitions.
com. Successful advisors can make $250K. Commission only.
Dentists, hygienists and dental reps are good candidates. Network
of contacts in dental industry and sales experience a plus. Contact:
(678) 482-7305; or email: [email protected].
PHOENIX, AZ: Large dental group seeks General Dentist for
Phoenix practice. For more information or to apply online: www.
gentledental.catsone.com/careers.
ASSOCIATESHIPS AVAILABLE
MANHATTAN: Full-time associate position in Midtown Manhattan
prosthodontic practice with academic affiliation. Full-time associate
opportunity. Implant dentistry from accredited ADA training program
required. Please call our office at (212) 750-0050 and ask for Elise
Caraveo, Office Manager; or email [email protected].
BUFFALO AREA: FFS, quality-focused, fully digital general practice is seeking FT experienced dentist with excellent clinical and
communication skills. Offering competitive compensation package,
healthy new patient flow, plenty of growth opportunity, organized
systems and well-trained, motivated staff. All inquiries held in confidence. Please call (716) 652-7645.
MIDTOWN: Seeking dental associate. Great opportunity for
ambitious, tech-savvy general dentist or prosthodontist with own
core practice. Share space with potential to buy into multi-specialty
Midtown NYC fee-for-service practice. Contact: [email protected] for more info.
SYRACUSE: Associate needed for well-established modern office
in growing northern suburb. $150K. Approximately 40 new
patients/month. 6 ops; all digital. Buy in/buy out opportunity.
Inquiries to: [email protected].
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MIDTOWN MANHATTAN: Seeking skilled general practitioner with
following and ambition to grow to join our long-established successful
Midtown 3-doctor practice. Please email: [email protected].
I n d e x To A d v e r t i s e r s
NASSAU COUNTY AND QUEENS: General dentist. Busy growing group of dental practices seeking well-rounded associate dentists
to join our team. We are committed and enthusiastic group of providers and seek like-minded doctors to help us grow. Must be comfortable
in all phases of general dentistry. Send CV to: [email protected].
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SYRACUSE – NORTHERN SUBURB: Associateship leading to
partnership in long-established, profitable, well-managed and
completely paperless general practice. Strong hygiene recall and
excellent relationship with specialists to whom we refer. Chance to
grow your own practice in pleasant, friendly community. Inquiries
and/or CV to: [email protected].
Dutchess Co Dental Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Banc of America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Blaustein & Gillen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Clemens Consulting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Dental Dreams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Epstein Practice Brokers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
E-Vac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Great Expressions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Jacobson Goldberg & Kulb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
MLMIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
NASSAU COUNTY: General dentist wanted PT for quality practice in eastern Nassau County on Long Island. Must have 5 years
private practice experience and be proficient in all practice
aspects, including molar endo, extractions and cosmetics. Seeking
dedicated person with good communication skills to become partner within next few years. Reply to NYSDJ Box #D-102 via email:
[email protected]. Please use Box # in subject line.
MIDTOWN
M A N H AT TA N :
Seeking highly motivated dental associate with minimum 3 years experience
for established dental office. Must possess excellent clinical and communication skills. Proficiency in all aspects of
general dentistry, including molar endo
and Invisalign certification. Long-term,
dedicated professional wanted, with
established following a plus. Email:
[email protected].
SOUTHWEST NASSAU COUNTY:
Unique opportunity for self-starter. Early buy
in/buy-out of 40-year-old complex restorative
practice. No insurance. Computerized, digital
X-rays,
etc.
Email
resume
to:
[email protected].
ALBANY AREA: Orthodontist needed to
take over rapidly growing practice.
Current orthodontist retiring. Good opportunity for recent graduate. No investment
necessary. Inquiries via email to: [email protected].
CENTRAL NEW YORK: General dentist
needed for busy practice. One, two or
more days per week. Unlimited growth in
40-year-old practice. Located midway
between Utica and Albany near NYS
Thruway. Good salary and working conditions. Email: [email protected].
WESTERN SUFFOLK: High-quality, hitech, well-established office seeks associate to work part time. All phases of general dentistry. Any additional training a
plus. Seeking enthusiastic individual with
good communication skills. Exciting
opportunity in great area. Recent graduates with residency training welcome.
Email resume to: [email protected].
ASSOCIATESHIPS
WANTED
MANHATTAN: Compassionate, competent and motivated general dentist seeks
part-time or full-time associateship in private or group practice. Please call (714)
345-4235; or email: kelleyhoangdds@
gmail.com.
NSS Endorsed Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 & 9
Paragon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Ploumis, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
RMN Consultants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
UB Continuing Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
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888-525-8337
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855-456-7634
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866-535-3592
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866-628-7232
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EDPAC Boosters continued from page 7
Schopfer; John Scullin; Lynn Stacy; Jeffrey Stannard; Mark
Truax; Robert Willis.
Sixth District: Robert Clark; Robert Duthie; David Heck;
Kristna Kapur; Frederick Lacey; Alfonso Perna; Carolyn
Riley; Stuart Rouff; Mario Silvestri; Herman Spera; Howard
Warner; Charles Wilke.
Seventh District: Lester Abbamonte; Timothy
Abbamonte; Maria Abeyounis; Christopher Amadori;
Daniel Barletta; Bruce Baxter; Jeni Behrman; Joseph
Behrman; John Belbas; Jennifer Bempkins; Nancy Berg;
Michael Brady; Alan Brodine; Kenneth Brotherton;
Stephen Burgart; Robert Calcagno; Jennifer Calnon;
David Carbonaro; John Carozza; Gerry Cellura; Jerry
Cellura; Robert Ciccone; Thomas Clary Jr.; Frederick
Clasquin; Matthew Coles; Steven Damelio; Gerard Di
Fusco; Donald Dolan Jr.; David Durr; Edmund Eaves;
Marilyn Eaves; Timothy Eggert; Philip Epstein; Michael
Ferchaw; Kevin Fleissig; Richard Frost Jr.; Gary Giangreco;
Lawrence Giangreco Jr.; Thomas Gibbs; Karyn Giese;
James Gleason; William Guzik; Frederick Halik; Michael
Herbert; Thomas Hogan; William Hurtt; Cheryl Kieffer;
Doron Kochman; James Lamar; Jeremy Leichtner; Gregory
Lowenguth; Roxanne Lowenguth; Marc Malatesta; Maria
Marzo; Darren Mascia; Brian Mattiacio; Lynne
Meriwether; A. Christopher Mesolella; Arlene Messer;
Randolph Mitchell; William Molak; Malcolm Musiker;
Rodney O’ Connor; William Olmsted; Michael Oros;
Thomas Paonessa; Peter Pellittieri; Michael Pignato;
David Ramjattansingh; David Reed; Raul Rodriguez;
Mark Roman; Richard Romano; Patrick Roncone; Kenneth
Ronzo; Kyle Saisselin; James Sansone; Carl Santo; Craig
Santo; Eric Santo; Ralph Saunders Jr.; Robert Schubmehl;
Jeffrey Schultz; Karen Simmonds-Brady; Teresa Jane
Skalyo; Joshua Souweine; Richard Speisman; James
Spiecher; Glen Spinelli; Daniel Sweeney; Timothy Thomas;
Charles Thompson; John Vicaretti; Joseph Viola; Margo
Wade; Howard Weiner; Sol Weinstein; Stephen
Weinstein; Oren Weiss; Brian Winslow; Alan Wolff;
Ronald Wolff; Thomas Zahavi.
Eighth District: David Ball; John Bonghi; Russell Colosi;
John Del Campo; David Dickman; Anthony Domenico;
Sanford Eisen; Samir El-Chehabi; Scott Farley; Ralph Field;
Darren Forcier; Joseph Gambacorta; Chester Gary;
Anthony Gugino Jr.; Patricia Haberman; Tara HalliwellKemp; Peder Hancher; Charles Hannum; Thomas Hartnett;
W. Grant Hennigar; Michael Hess; Ronald Jarvis; Robert
Jenkins; Theodore Jenkins; Patrick Krough; Warren
Krutchick; Antoinette Lukasik; Richard Lynch; Mark
Mahaney; Salvatore Manente; Robert Marchese; Charles
Marchetta; James Matteliano; Raymond Miller; Samuel
Morreale; Ravi Padmanabha; Robert Reszel II; Todd Retell;
Joseph Rumfola; Marian Ryndak-Pilecki; Marlin Salmon;
Anil Sawhney; Joseph Sinatra; Timothy Stanford; David
Todd; Charles Travagliato; Roger Triftshauser; John Twist;
John Vona; Robert Warner; John Whiteman; Lawrence
Wolfgang; David Wright; Douglas Wright; Alison Zuccala.
Ninth District: Cary Alevy; Denise Assogna; Irving
Baum; John Carpenter; Vincent Catalano; Robert Chorney;
John Constantine; Anthony Cuomo; Christopher Cuomo; F.
John Dahl; Daniel Doyle; Russell
Edman; Robert Eisinger; Roland
Emmanuele; Ann Marie Evanko; Alice
Flanagan; Corazon Flores; Robert
Gabrielle; Robert Gabrielle Jr.; Sara
Jane Goldberg; David Greene;
Susanne Grennell; Theodore Gross;
Elliott Janofsky; Paul Klein; Leonard
Kobren; Justin Kolnick; Lawrence
Kronenberg; Alfred La Porta; Mary
Ellen Lukaswitz; Rosa Martinez;
Terence Mc Grath; George Menken;
Allan Miller; Michael Miller; Minerva
Patel; Paul Patella; Michael Pavelchek;
Richard Petix; Joseph Pirraglia; Robert
Praid; Robert Prindle; Howard Rakov;
Jeffrey Rubinstein; Henry Russo; David
Simon; John Sorrentino; Robert
Tauber; Christopher Tota; Madeline
Utterback; Anthony Vigliotti; Kelly
Walters; Richard Weiler; Richard
Whalen; Ronald Worth.
Nassau County: Daniel Aldieri;
Joseph Brofsky; Jakob Charen; John
Chicvak; James Ciancarelli; Henry
Cuttler; James Dolin; Daniel Dzen;
James Fitzgerald; Jeffrey Giller; Marc
Gottlieb; Ann Hannon; Donald Hills;
Nicholas Johnnidis; Joel Keschner;
Stuart Rubin; Richard Ruddy; Sal
Varano.
Queens County: Paul Addeo;
Shazia Akhtar; William Bayer; Harold
Biller; William Burke; Sam Cosentino;
George Dourmas; Stephen Festa; Eric
Huang; Viren Jhaveri; Stanley Kasow;
Stuart Kesner; Mercedes MotaMartinez; Mohammed Mukit; An
Nguyen; Arelys Santana; Ira
Schwartz; Vinitkumar Shah; Sudhakar
Shetty; Robert Shpuntoff; Raj Singla;
Mary Sunderraj; Craig Tischler;
Shilpa Trivedi; Beatriz Vallejo.
Suffolk County: Vishveshwar
Batheja; Daniel Birkmire; Thomas
Bonomo; Jane Darviche; Martin
Dominger; Richard Domozych; Scott
Firestone; Frank Granati; Joseph
Graskemper; Michael Gulotta; Kevin
Henner; Franklyn Ianno; Paul
Labowitz; Carl Lavorata; Charles Leo;
Claudia Mahon-Vazquez; Virginia
Mitchell; Laurence Schwartz; Jeffrey
Seiver; Kenneth Stoler; Ivan Vazquez;
Nick Vittoria; Robert Wagner; William
Walker.
Bronx County: Adewale Adepetu;
Richard Beatus; Paul Hertz; Steven
Oken; Dennis Quinn; Don Safferstein.
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