celebration of the century! - American Dental Hygienists Association

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ADHA CLL at the 90th Annual Session
Proud Past, Unlimited Future.
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Your official guide to the
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celebration
of the century!
June 19-25, 2013
Center for Lifelong Learning: June 19-22, 2013
Exhibits XXXII: June 21-22, 2013
Annual Session Business Meeting: June 23-25, 2013
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Welcome!
T A B L E O F C ONT E NT S
I am delighted to welcome you to Boston for ADHA’s 2013 Center
for Lifelong Learning at the 90th Annual Session—a celebration a
century in the making! “100 Years of Dental Hygiene: Proud Past,
Unlimited Future” is our yearlong recognition of the founding of the
dental hygiene profession by Dr. Alfred C. Fones in 1913. In fact, the
founding occurred a mere 150 miles from this convention center in
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
This week acknowledges the past, but it pays special attention
to the future. We enter our second century of existence at a time when our country’s health care
is expanding and changing dramatically. Make sure you meet the challenges head on by taking
advantage of our cutting-edge CE courses, and networking with thousands of your colleagues. Our
exhibit hall is brimming with sponsors and exhibitors who have been so generous with their time
to come to Boston, bringing with them the latest in oral care technology and information. Take a
moment to thank them for joining our celebration!
I would also like to thank the Committee on Annual Session and the local volunteers for their
hospitality as well as for volunteering their time and hard work to make this a successful event.
Without dedicated folks like them, we wouldn’t be able to put on this event.
Once again, welcome to Boston! Let’s make this year count, and make the next 100 years as great
as the last!
Susan Savage, RDH, BSDH
ADHA President
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General Information
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Event Mobile App
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100th Anniversary Celebration
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CLL Schedule of Events
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Networking/Social Events
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Continuing Education
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Speaker Index
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Sponsor Acknowledgements
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Student Track
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Student Table Clinics & Poster Sessions
& RDH Poster Sessions Graduate Student Poster Sessions 21
Exhibits
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Exhibit Hall Floorplan
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Exhibitor Listing
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Awards
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Faces to Know
Past Presidents
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Business Meetings and Schedule
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Councils and Committees
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Welcome from the Committee on Annual Session
It’s summertime in Boston and the hygienists are in town! Welcome to ADHA’s Center for Lifelong Learning at the 90th Annual Session,
and our celebration of 100 years of Dental Hygiene! The Committee on Annual Session is honored that this historic city could host ADHA
on such an auspicious year. When you’re not too busy learning about the past, present and future of dental hygiene, take advantage of the
opportunity to see the past, present and future of a city steeped in American history!
This week’s program features top-of-the-line CE courses, exciting new products and information in the exhibit hall, and plenty of
opportunities to meet and exchange ideas with colleagues from across the country and around the world. Don’t miss the plenary sessions
with Erin Brockovich and Geena Davis, and we hope you have tickets to the IOH Benefit/Presidential Gala featuring Debbie Reynolds.
Fortunately for you, the Hynes Convention Center is located directly downtown, so there are plenty of places to explore!
Hopefully this week will put the great work that you do into perspective, inspiring you to revolutionize our profession and pave the way to
the future. Truly, that is why the ADHA community has come together— to recognize our “Proud Past, Unlimited Future.”
Sincerely,
2013 Committee on Annual Session
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Boston
The dental hygienist is on the rise; you are witness to a time when we will see expanded
opportunities for career development, as well remarkable technological advancements that will
change how we do business. Remember that the House of Delegates will meet Sunday through
Tuesday to debate the issues at the forefront of the dental hygiene profession. If you have a
Smartphone, check out the ADHA event app to keep track of events and receive important updates.
Letter from the Governor
E. Jane Crocker, RDH, Chair
Susan Jenkins, RDH, MS
Lisa LaSpina, RDH, MS
Joan Kenney Fitzgerald, RDH, BS, Board Advisor
Lancette VanGuilder, RDH, Board Advisor
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Letter from the Governor
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General Information
Registration
Medical Services
Registration is located on the 200 level of the convention center. Purchase
CE course/event tickets, purchase a commemorative book and/or pickup
Delegate credentialing packets.
The convention center has a nurse on duty during meeting hours located
on the 100 level of the convention center.
Registration* hours are as follows:
Wednesday, June 19
Thursday, June 20
Friday, June 21
Saturday, June 22
Sunday, June 23
11:00am-7:00pm
6:30am-6:00pm
6:30am-6:00pm
7:00am–6:00pm
7:00am–1:00pm
* Note: Sunday, June 23 registration in the Sheraton Grand Ballroom Foyer.
Ticket Sales
Tickets for CE courses and events can be purchased in the registration
area. Weren’t sure which courses you wanted to attend when you
registered? Add courses today! Note: some courses are sold out.
Commemorative Book Purchase
Purchase a commemorative book from the registration area to document
this historical celebration. Already purchased your book? Bring your ticket
to the Pickup Counter to redeem.
Pickup Counter
In your advanced registration materials there is a ticket to pick-up your
tote bag. Bring this to the pickup counter to receive your official show bag,
badge lanyard and water bottle. If you purchased a commemorative book
in advance, bring your ticket to this pickup counter to pick up your prepaid
commemorative book.
Hospitality Counter
The Hospitality Counter is located on Level 2 W. Hosted by local
volunteers this counter is open during event hours Thursday – Saturday,
stop by for city brochures, maps and city tips to help you enjoy your stay
in Boston!
Lost & Found
Any lost and found items should be brought to the convention
center security located on the 100 level. ADHA is not responsible for any
lost or stolen articles.
ADHA/Henry Schein Dream Center
is located in the 1000 aisle in the exhibit hall.
Stop by to sign up for an appointment.
Events held at the Hynes Convention Center include:
•CE Courses
•Student Track
•Exhibits XXXII
•Student Table Clinics & Poster Sessions Award Breakfast
•Student Table Clinics & Poster Sessions
•Research Poster Sessions and Graduate Research Poster Sessions
•Crest Oral-B Breakfast
•Thursday and Saturday Plenary Sessions
•First Timers/Mentors/International Luncheon
•Lunch & Learn
•Affiliate Receptions
Events held at the Sheraton Boston include:
•House of Delegates
•District Discussions
•Business Meeting Activities
•DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Clinician Award Program
•IOH Benefit/Presidential Gala
•Affiliate Receptions
•Tour Departures/Returns
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100th Anniversay Celebration
Celebrating 100 Years of the
Dental Hygiene Profession
Commemorative Book
2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the dental hygiene profession, and
ADHA is elated to be celebrating this milestone throughout the year and
together with all dental hygienists.
Purchase the commemorative book
and have your colleagues onsite sign
to document your participation in
this historic event.
Commemorative Booth: here in Boston, visit the Commemorative Booth
on the Exhibit Floor
Historical Timeline: throughout the remainder of the year, view the 100
years historical timeline on the website
Commemorative Book
Sponsor:
Commemorative Booth / Timeline Sponsors:
Headline Sponsor: Sponsors:
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Thursday’s
Plenary Session
featuring a keynote by public
health advocate
Erin Brockovich
Thursday, June 20 at 8:00am
Sponsored by:
Saturday’s Plenary Session
featuring Geena Davis
Saturday, June 22 at 8:00am!
Sponsored by:
WIN – A chance to meet Geena Davis and a
chance to win a flat screen TV at Saturday’s
Plenary Session, both courtesy of Philips Zoom.
Must be an RDH or Student and present to win!
Come early for Free Coffee! Sponsored by:
Free Coffee! Sponsored by:
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CLL Schedule
of Events
Track Key:
Clinical Practice
Education
Professional Development
Public Health
New Practitioner
Research
District Discussion Locations:
Student Track
ADHA Meetings
Plenary Sessions
Exhibits
District Discussion
Receptions
Breakfast/Lunch/
Dinner
International
(Located in Sheraton)
District VII Beacon E
District I
District VIII Berkley
Beacon A
District II Claredon
District IX Beacon D
District III Beacon G
District X Beacon H
District IV Beacon B
District XI Gardner
District V Exeter
District XII Hampton
District VI Beacon F
StudentsDalton
Wednesday, June 19
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
Student Table Clinics & Posters
ADHA/DENTSPLY Graduate Posters
3:00pm – 4:00pm – Judges Calibration — 204
3:00pm – 4:00pm – Poster set up — Hall D
4:00pm – 6:00pm – Judging — Hall D
Night at Fenway
Game Time: 7:10pm
Alumni Receptions/Affiliate Group Meetings
5:30pm – 8:00pm
Download the mobile app for complete listing of alumni and affiliate
group receptions & times at the Hynes and Sheraton
Educator’s Workshop
4:00pm – 6:00pm
Sheraton: Republic
Tours Depart
from Sheraton
Tour Questions?
Contact
Best of Boston
781-983-7697
Sponsored by:
Thursday, June 20
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
Morning Coffee – 7:30am – 8:00am Ballroom ABC
Plenary Session – Featuring Erin Brockovich
8:00am – 9:30am
Ballroom ABC
Infection Control
in Mobile
Settings:
Different than
Private Practice?
Kathy Eklund
9:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 207
A Better Perio
Maintenance
Protocol
Tim Donley
9:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 311
Implant
Maintenance
Therapy: An
Evidence-Based
Approach
Edie ShumanGibson
9:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 312
Sponsored by:
Minnesota
Breaks Ground:
A Dental Hygiene
Career Ladder
is Born
Colleen Brickle
& Panelists
9:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 309
Career Mapping:
How to Design
YOUR Career
Path
Debra
Bachman-Zabloudil
9:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm:208
That’s Not What
the Other
Faculty Said
Mary JacksOut
Sold– 12:30pm
9:30am
Fee: $70 Rm: 310
Student Table
Clinic/ Poster
Awards Ceremony
9:30am – 10:30am
Rm: 302
Open Viewing of
Research Table
Clinic & Poster
Sessions
11:00am – 1:00pm
Rm: Hall D
HANDS-ON
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
8:30
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Lunch & Learn (limited seating)
Fee: $70 Rm: 206
Common &
Uncommon Oral
Diseases: The
Hygienist’s Role
in Detection –
Part I
FREE
Craig Miller BOOK
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $105 Rm: 309
Out
Sold
A Better Perio
Maintenance
Protocol
Tim Donley
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 311
Methods and
Strategies for t
u
Improved
Local
O
Anesthesia
Sold
Outcomes
Debra
November- Rider
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $85 Rm: 308
HANDS-ON
DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Research Poster
Sessions Awards Banquet
By Invitation
5:30pm – 8:30pm
Sheraton: Independence
1st Timers/Mentors/International Luncheon
Fee: $35 Rm: 210
Bisphosphonate
Related
Osteonecrosis:
Are Your
Patients at Risk?
Louis Korompilas
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 208
Dental Hygiene:
Reflecting on
Our Past,
Preparing for
Our Future
Rhoda Gladstone
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 312
Alumni Receptions
5:45pm – 8:30pm
Download the mobile app for
complete listing of receptions &
times at the Hynes and Sheraton
That’s Not What
the Other t
u
FacultydSaid
l O
SoJacks
Mary
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $70 Rm: 310
International
Luncheon
Rm: 210
Preparing a
Successful
Manuscript: What
You Need to Know
Rebecca Wilder &
Jacquelyn Fried
2:30pm – 4:30pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 207
Open Viewing of
Student, RDHs &
Graduate
Posters & Table
Clinics
11:00am – 1:30pm
Rm: Hall D
Are You Smarter
than Dr. Wilkins?
Esther Wilkins
National Board
Review Challenge
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Rm: 302
HANDS-ON
Philips/RDH Mentor of the Year Reception
By Invitation
5:45pm – 7:15pm
Rm: 304
Sunstar Student
Bash
King Pin
Bowling Alley
6:00pm – 8:30pm
Access Editorial
Board Meeting
10:00am – 11:45am
Rm: 305
Access Industry
Board Meeting
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Rm: 305
Pre-Board
Meeting
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Sheraton: Gardner
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Pick up Free $10 Lunch Coupons for
Exhibit Restaurant at Wrigley Booth!
Friday, June 21
Procter & Gamble/Crest Oral-B Breakfast
7:00am – 8:30am Ballroom ABC
9:00
EXHIBITS XXXII Ribbon Cutting 8:45am
9:30
EXHIBITS XXXII 9:00am-4:00pm
10:30
Common &
Uncommon Oral
Diseases: the
Hygienist’s Role in
Detection – Part 2
Craig Miller
10:00am – 1:00pm
Fee: $105 Rm: 309
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
1:00
Product
Presentation
10:00am – 1:00pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 312
Out
d
l
o
S
Do You
Consistantly Look
for the Silent t
u
Killer? ld O
o
S
10:00am – 1:00pm
Barbara Sheerin
Fee: $70 Rm: 310
Sponsored by:
The CSI Effect:
High Profile
Forensic Dental ID
Cases
Michael Tabor
10:00am – 1:00pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 208
HANDS-ON
FREE
BOOK
Integrating
Clinical
Simulation into
Out
the Dental
Sold
Hygiene
Curriculum
Harold Henson &
Darla McKitrick
10:00am – 1:00pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 207
1:30
EXHIBITS XXXII (continued through 4:00pm) Exhibit Hall C
2:00
DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Research Poster Sessions 1:00pm-3:00pm Exhibit Hall D
2:30
Could a Public
Health Position
Be Right for YOU? Gisille Thelemaque
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 309
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:45
6:45
7:00
11:00
Finding Good
Evidence fort
u
OInformed
Making
Sold
Treatment
Decisions
Cynthia
Gadbury-Amyot
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 207
Developing Skill &
Expertise in the
Use of Panograph
Radiography
Amy Coplen &
Sandra Curren
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 208
Building Optimum
Oral Healthcare
Teams
Lisa Shaw,
James Rozanski,
Suzanne Newkirk &
Robert Gottlieb
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 311
Stats, Facts,
Myths and
Downright Lies
JoAnn Gurenlian &
Ann Eshenaur
Spolarich
10:00am – 1:00pm
Fee: $55 Rm: 311
Create the Art of
Clinical Teaching:
An Intentional
ut
Approach
ld O
o
S
Rebecca Wright &
Mary Jacks
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fee: $70 Rm: 310
International
Exhibit Floor
Experience
Rm: Exhibit Hall
International
Forsyth
School Tour
3:00pm – 5:00pm
Off Property
Dimensions Esther Wilkins Lifetime Achievement Award
Reception: By Invitation 5:45pm – 7:00pm
Sheraton: Constitution B
Morning Coffee – 7:30am – 8:00am Ballroom ABC
8:00
9:00
Saturday Plenary Session and Awards Presentations – Featuring Geena Davis
8:00am – 10:15am Ballroom ABC
10:30
EXHIBITS XXXII 10:30am – 3:30pm
10:30
Protect that Winning
Smile: Sports Dentistry
for the Dental
Hygienist: Part 1
Stephen Mills
10:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 207
12:00
12:30
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:30
Troubling Tobacco
Trends: From Hookah
to Snus
Victoria Patrounova
10:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 312
Translate Active
Learning Activities in
Oral Radiology to
Any Discipline
Amy Coplen & Sandra Curren
10:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 311
Protect that Winning
Smile: Sports Dentistry
for the Dental
Hygienist:Part 2
Stephen Mills
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Fee: $75 Rm: 310
Modified Diets: Do You
Know the Oral and
Nutritional Implications?
Tammy Swecker
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 312
Electronic Health
Records: Will You Be
Ready?
Kelly Tanner Williams
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 207
Critical Elements of a
Health History: The
Right Questions Matter M. Anjum Shah
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 309
International Exhibit
Floor Experience
Rm: Exhibit Hall
HANDS-ON
Pick up Free $10 Lunch Coupons for
Exhibit Restaurant at Wrigley Booth!
Association Update
Sheraton: Constitution
Student Discussion:
Dental Hygiene in
the next 100 years
10:30am – 12:30pm
Rm: 302
Media Round Table
10:30am – 11:30am
Fee: $40 Rm: 308
Student Experience on
Exhibit Floor
12:30pm – 3:00pm
Rm: Hall
Orientations
1:00pm – 4:00pm
Sheraton: Gardner
See page 36
CODA Open Hearing
2:30pm – 4:00pm
Association Update
4:30pm – 5:30pm
District Discussions
5:30pm – 7:30pm
Various, see grid above
7:00
9:00
Alumni Receptions 5:45pm – 7:00pm
Download the mobile app for complete listing of
receptions & times at the Hynes and Sheraton
Must be RDH or Student and present to win!
Sponsored by:
Have You Ever
Considered Working in
a Government Setting?
Sheila Weagle &
Karen Sicard
10:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $40 Rm: 309
6:00
7:30
Student
Advisor Workshop
3:00pm – 5:00pm
Rm: 210
WIN a Flat Screen TV
& Chance to Meet Geena!
EXHIBITS XXXII (continuing through 3:30pm)
Marketplace 12:30am – 3:30pm
2:00
Boston Tea
Party –
Student Event
Hosted by District I
2:30pm – 4:30pm
Rm: 302
IOH Liaison
Luncheon
12:00pm – 2:00pm
Rm: 204
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IOH Benefit/Presidential Gala – Featuring Debbie Reynolds Sheraton: Grand
ld O Ballroom
Cocktail Reception 7:00pm; Dinner and Program 8:00pm - 9:30pm; ReceptionS&oDancing 9:30pm - 11:00pm (Black Tie Optional) SILENT & LIVE Auction Fundraiser for ADHA’s Institute for Oral Health Foundation
7:30
11:30
Career Mapping
for Students:
Invest in Yourself
Debra
Bachman- Zabloudil
10:30am – 12:30pm
Rm: 302
HANDS-ON
Saturday, June 22
11:00
JDH Board
Meeting
9:00am– 11:00am
Rm: 305
CLL Schedule of Events
7:00
8:30
Alumni Receptions 7:30pm – 9:00pm
Download the mobile app for a listing of alumni and related group receptions at the Sheraton
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Network Social Events
Night at Fenway
Wednesday, June 19
Wednesday, June 19–Saturday, June 22
Various Alumni Receptions are taking place. Download the event
mobile app for complete listing of alumni receptions.
Thursday, June 20
Friday, June 21
Proud Past Cap/Pin Day
Celebrating a Century of Care
Thursday Plenary Session –
8:00am-9:15am
Room: Ballroom ABC Cost: FREE
Attendees must have badge to enter.
Kick off CLL and the 100th Anniversary Celebration
with keynote speaker Erin Brockovich .
Wear your cap, pin or other significant piece of uniform
you received when you first began your career as a
dental hygienist!
Sponsored by:
Coffee provided starting at 7:30am
compliments of:
First Timers / Mentors /
International Luncheon
1:00pm-2:30pm
Room: 210
Cost: $35 (includes lunch)
Purchase tickets for this UNIQUE networking
opportunity which focuses on how to navigate
through the meeting as well as how ADHA and
YOU are Better Together!
Research Presentations
Open Viewing
11:00am-1:30pm
Room: Hall D Cost: FREE
Come experience all research in one convenient location
during the Research Table Clinic/Poster Open Viewing.
View Student Table Clinics, Student Poster Sessions, RDH
Poster Sessions, Graduate Student Poster Sessions.
Student/Undergraduate Table Clinics & Posters
and RDH Posters Sponsored by:
Graduate Posters Sponsored by:
P&G/Crest Oral B Breakfast
7:00am-8:30am
Room: Ballroom ABC
Important: Event Sold Out
Limited Seating/Advanced RSVP Was Required
Note: Please arrive by 7:00am as the breakfast and
program will begin promptly at 7:00am. Crest Oral-B
presents Celebrating a Century of Care, a morning of
history, humor, and heartwarming stories about the
power of the profession to touch and improve lives.
Special guests, a celebrity host, and a surprise or two–
it’s all part of Crest Oral-B’s commitment to honoring
hygienists for their partnership and passion.
Sponsored by:
DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student
Clinician Research Program
1:00pm-3:00pm
Room: Exhibit Hall
Cost: FREE
The DENTSPLY /ADHA Graduate Student Clinician
Research Program poster presentations will be displayed
in the Exhibit Hall for additional viewing.
Sponsored by:
Saturday, June 22
Saturday Plenary Session and
Awards Presentation
Featuring Keynote Presentation by
Geena Davis – District/School Pride Day
8:00am-10:15am
Room: Ballroom ABC Cost: FREE
Attendees must have badge to enter.
Honor the commitment and dedication the 2013 award
winners have demonstrated in the oral health care
profession and be inspired by Oscar-winning actor
Geena Davis!
Show your District/School Pride: Wear a shirt, hat, outfit,
or other article of clothing to represent your district/
school pride. Sit with your colleagues to show off
your district/school pride.
Sponsored by:
Coffee provided starting at 7:30am
compliments of:
Sponsored by:
IOH Benefit / Presidential Gala
Cost: $100 per ticket – Event Sold Out
Room: Sheraton – Grand Ballroom
7:00pm-8:00pm – Cocktail Reception
8:00pm -11:00pm – Dinner/Program/Dancing
Ticket with table assignment required.
Black – tie optional event featuring live and silent
auction and entertainment by Debbie Reynolds.
WIN a chance to meet Geena Davis
and a flat panel TV courtesy of:
Must be and RDH or student
and present to win!
Headline Sponsor:
Gold Sponsors:
Silver Sponsor:
Table Sponsors: Donate to IOH at
ADHA’s Community
Center
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Sunday, June 23
Tuesday, June 25
6:00pm-8:00pm Room: Sheraton – Constitution
Cost: $75 Ticket /Delegates Free
Attendees must have ticket with table assignment to enter.
Celebrate the accomplishments of President Savage and the winners of the Excellence
in Dental Hygiene Award at this special dinner.
1:00pm-2:30pm Room: Sheraton - Constitution Cost: FREE
Immediately following the Third House of Delegates and Installation Ceremonies, a
luncheon buffet in honor of the new 2013-2014 ADHA Board of Trustees will be held.
All those attending the third house and installation should plan to participate in this
celebration of our leadership.
Sponsored by:
ADHA Awards Program for Excellence in Dental
Hygiene/Presidential Dinner
Sponsored by:
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Track Key:
CE courses have been designed for the entire dental team and organized into
tracks to help identify the areas of interest.
Education
It is the responsibility of each attendee to be familiar with his/her own state’s CE
requirements. Check with your state board if you have questions.
1 CE Credit equals 1 Hour.
Thursday, June 20 – Morning Courses
Infection Control in Mobile Settings: Different than Private
Practice?
Speaker: Kathy Eklund, RDH, MPH
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm Room: 207 Cost: $55 3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist, Dentist, Assistant
Utilizing portable and mobile equipment may present new challenges and
considerations for infection control. This course addresses the CDC guidelines
including infection control considerations for traditional, portable, and mobile
oral healthcare settings.
Continuing Education Verification
Clinical Practice
Public Health
New Practitioner
Research
That’s Not What the Other Faculty Said
HANDS-ON
(Repeated Course Offered Thursday Morning &
Thursday Afternoon)
SOLD OUT
Speaker: Mary Jacks, RDH, MS
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm and 2:30pm-5:30pm
Room: 310
Cost: $70
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist, Dentist
Capacity: Hands-on; Limited to 50 attendees
This hands-on session focuses on calibrating clinical faculty in patient
assessment, calculus detection, and periodontal classification. Use specially
prepared typodonts and interactive case studies to increase your understanding
of calibration.
A Better Perio Maintenance Protocol
(Repeated Course Offered Thursday Morning & Thursday Afternoon)
Speaker: Tim Donley, DDS, MSD
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm and 2:30pm-5:30pm Room: 311
Cost: $55
3 CE Hours
Emerging links between oral and overall health suggest that it is more important
than ever for patients to minimize oral inflammation. This course provides
a systematic approach to identify affected patients and determine the best
treatment. Sponsored by:
Implant Maintenance Therapy: An Evidence-Based Approach
Speaker: Edie Shuman-Gibson, RDH, BSDH, FADIA
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm
Room: 312 Cost: $55 3 CE Hours
Learn to assess and address the maintenance needs of your implant clients with
current evidence-based maintenance protocols for implementation into your
practice today. Sponsored by:
Minnesota Breaks Ground: A Dental Hygiene Career Ladder is Born
Facilitators: Colleen Brickle, RDH, EdD; Clare Larkin, RDH, BA, MEd
Panelists: Kelly Meyer, BSDH, MSOHCP; Elizabeth Branca, RDH; Tanu
Dhoopar, RDH, BSDH; Heather Heathcote Luebben, RDH, BASDH, MSOHCP
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm
Room: 309 Cost: $55 3 CE Hours
Graduates of the Metropolitan State University and Normandale Community
College program discuss opportunities and challenges faced during their
education, licensure, and employment as Advanced Dental Therapists (ADT).
Sponsored by:
Career Mapping: How to Design YOUR Career Path
Speaker: Debra Bachman-Zabloudil, CAE, CHE
Audience: All
This course provides an overview of the elements included in a career map.
Participants will chart their current path of growth and development as well as
their desired career path for the future.
Thursday, June 20 – Afternoon Courses
Common & Uncommon Oral Diseases: The Hygienist’s
Role in Detection: Part 1
FREE
BOOK
Speaker: Craig Miller, DMD, MS
Time: 2:30pm-5:30pm Room: 309 Cost: $105
3 CE Hours
Attendees who register for both Part 1 and Part 2 will only receive ONE
FREE text book
Learn from an author and expert clinician with this fact- and image-filled
presentation to improve your mastery of the disease assessment process.
A Better Perio Maintenance Protocol
Speaker: Tim Donley, DDS, MSD
3 CE Hours
This course is a repeat from Thursday morning. See description under the Thursday
morning session. Sponsored by:
Methods and Strategies for Improved Local
Anesthesia Outcomes
HANDS-ON
SOLD OUT
Speaker: Debra November-Rider, RDH, MS
3 CE Hours
Capacity: Hands-on Limited Seating; Limited to 30 attendees
This hands-on course provides an overview of how to troubleshoot and
improve failed or inadequate local anesthesia. Participants will practice proper
needle placement for various injection techniques and review alternative
delivery systems. Sponsored by:
Visit the ADHA/Air Techniques
Internet Lounge (200 level) to
print your CE Certificates!
Sponsored by:
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Continuing Education continued
Bisphosphonate Related Osteonecrosis: Are Your Patients at Risk?
Speaker: Louis Korompilas, DDS, PC
3 CE Hours
This course provides the latest information for how to best manage patients
taking Bisphosphonates who are at risk for the severe complications of
Osteonecrosis of the Jaw.
Dental Hygiene: Reflecting on Our Past, Preparing for Our Future
Speaker: Rhoda Gladstone, RDH, MS
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
This course reviews the history of dental hygiene from 1900 to today, including its
media presence. With an understanding of the past, participants will discuss the
future in light of the recent ADHA Environmental Scan.
That’s Not What the Other Faculty Said
SOLD OUT
HANDS-ON
Speaker: Mary Jacks, RDH, MS
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
This course is a repeat from Thursday morning. See description under the
Thursday morning session.
Preparing a Successful Manuscript: What You Need to Know
Speakers: Rebecca S. Wilder, RDH, MS ; Jacquelyn L. Fried, RDH, MS
2 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
Developed in collaboration with the National Research Center and Practice.
This course provides strategies for success when writing and submitting
manuscripts for publication. Topics include manuscript strategies on preparation,
submission, and addressing reviewers’ comments.
Lunch and Learn
Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm
Room: 206
Cost: $70
SOLD OUT
FREE
BOOK
Time: 10:00am-1:00pm Room: 312 Cost: $40
0 CE Hours
Certificate of Attendance Provided
Audience: Hygienist
15 different companies will each provide a 10 minute presentation highlighting
dental hygiene products on the market. Companies include: 3M ESPE, Air
Techniques, Cetylite, Church & Dwight, Colgate, DENTSPLY Professional, GC
America, Hu-Friedy, Orascoptic, Philips, Premier, Procter & Gamble, Sunstar,
TotalCare and WaterPik. Attendees will receive a bag with product samples at the
end of the session.
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Tours depart from the
Sheraton Boston
Speaker: Barbara Sheerin, RDH, MEd
This hands-on course reviews the traditional intra- and extraoral exam along
with proper documentation and recognizing the need for referral.
The CSI Effect: High Profile Forensic Dental ID Cases
Speaker: Michael Tabor, DDS, DABFO
3 CE Hours
This course outlines the dental office’s role in helping identify missing persons,
combating child abuse cases, and promoting awareness of local forensic
dentistry, by presenting real-life cases.
Integrating Clinical Simulation into the
Dental Hygiene Curriculum
SOLD OUT
Speakers: Harold Henson, RDH, MEd; Darla McKitrick, RDH, MS
3 CE Hours
This course is an introduction to clinical simulation, creation of a simulation
laboratory, strategies and scenarios utilized for clinical simulation education
and outcomes measurement.
Stats, Facts, Myths and Downright Lies
Speakers: JoAnn R. Gurenlian, RDH, PhD;
Ann Eshenaur Spolarich, RDH, PhD
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
This course explores the science behind common beliefs, perceptions, and myths
that define dental hygiene practice. Participants critique the evidence of current
practices and evaluate their impact on professional judgment and behavior.
Could a Public Health Position Be Right for YOU?
Speaker: Craig Miller, DMD, MS
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
Learn from an author and expert clinician with this image-filled presentation to
improve your mastery of the disease assessment process focusing on oral cancer
screenings, lesions from Bisphosphonates and ulcers in the mouth.
Product Presentation
SOLD OUT
HANDS-ON
3 CE Hours
Friday, June 21 – Afternoon Courses
Friday, June 21 – Morning Courses
Common & Uncommon Oral Diseases: The Hygienist’s
Role in Detection: Part 2
Do You Consistently Look for the Silent Killer?
Speaker: Giselle Thelemaque, RDH, MEd, CHES
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
This course provides an overview of the dental hygienist’s role in primary care
treatment for seniors, children, and special needs populations. This course
furnishes a career framework for public health clinicians and encourages those
considering a public health career.
Finding Good Evidence for Making
Informed Treatment Decisions
SOLD OUT
Speaker: Cynthia C. Gadbury-Amyot, MSDH, Ed.D
3 CE Hours
Note: Participants are required to bring their own laptops or tablets.
Never before has information been so readily available to both consumers and
practitioners. This course focuses on strategies to find the best information to
make solid evidence-based treatment decisions.
Sponsored by:
TM
Friday, June 21 – Continued
Speakers: Amy E. Coplen, RDH, MS ; Sandra Curren, RDH, BSDH, MSEd
3 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
Based on years of radiology instruction, this course emphasizes concepts of
diagnostic quality, latent image formation, radiation biology, and panoramic
evaluation.
Building Optimum Oral Healthcare Teams
Speakers: Robert M. Gottlieb, DDS; Lisa Shaw, RDH, MS; Suzanne
Newkirk, RDH; James Rozanski, DDS
3 CE Hours
The current economy has impacted the busyness of the private dental practice,
placing importance on effective communication between dentist and hygienist.
This joint ADA/ADHA session encourages working together in a positive,
collaborative direction.
HANDS-ON
SOLD OUT
Speakers: Mary Jacks, RDH, MS; Rebecca A. Wright, RDH, MS RDH
3 CE Hours
Studies demonstrate the success of the intentional teaching model. This course
introduces intentional teaching to build a safe, effective learning environment.
Create the Art of Clinical Teaching:
An Intentional Approach
Saturday, June 22 – Morning Courses
Protect That Winning Smile: Sports Dentistry
for the Dental Hygienist: Part 1
Speaker: Stephen C. Mills, DDS
Note: This course is a pre-requisite for the afternoon hands-on course.
This course focuses on the epidemiology of orofacial sports injuries and
protection ranging from the simplest mouth guards to the most sophisticated.
This course is a prerequisite for the afternoon hands-on session.
Troubling Tobacco Trends: From Hookah to Snus
Speaker: Victoria Patrounova, RDH, MHA
This course explores imported and domestic smokeless tobacco products,
nicotine and carcinogen contents, potential for addiction, and tissue changes
associated with usage. Tobacco cessation programs and pharmacotherapy will
also be discussed.
Have You Ever Considered Working in a Government Setting?
Speakers: Sheila Weagle, RDH, MPH, DHEd, CHES;
Karen Sicard, RDH, MPH, JD
Audience: Hygienist
This course is an overview of dental hygiene employment opportunities within
the federal government, including specific governmental agencies, pay structure,
and clinical as well as non-clinical roles.
Speakers: Amy Coplen, RDH, MS; Sandra Curren, RDH, BSDH, MSEd
This collaborative session includes discussion of learning activities and teaching
tools such as demonstrations, visual aids, and learning games for the most
difficult concepts.
Developing Skill and Expertise in the Use of Panoramic
Radiography
Translate Active Learning Activities in Oral Radiology
to Any Discipline
Saturday, June 22 – Afternoon Courses
Protect That Winning Smile: Sports Dentistry
for the Dental Hygienist: Part 2
HANDS-ON
Speaker: Stephen C. Mills, DDS
2 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist, Dentist, Dental Assistant
Capacity: Hands-on; Limited to 30 Attendees
Note: This hands-on segment has a prerequisite. The morning session
must be taken in order to register for the hands-on segment.
This hands-on session (only available to participants who attended the morning
lecture) includes demonstrations and participation in making custom mouthguards.
Modified Diets: Do You Know the Oral and Nutritional
Implications?
Speaker: Tammy Swecker, BSDH, MEd
2 CE Hours
This course features an overview of special patient needs including xerostomia,
orthodontic appliances, oral prostheses, temporomandibular joint dysfunction,
cleft lip/palate, facial fractures, and radiation therapy.
Electronic Health Records: Will You Be Ready?
Speaker: Kelly Tanner Williams, RDH, MSDH, CDA
2 CE Hours
This course discusses how to integrate electronic health records into your
practice, ensure your practice is compliant with federal regulations, and develop
appropriate risk management policies.
Critical Elements of a Health History: The Right Questions Matter
Speaker: M. Anjum Shah, RDH, BSDH, MS
2 CE Hours
Audience: Hygienist
This course guides dental professionals to ask pertinent questions during the
health history interview to reduce the risk of medical emergency and increase
treatment predictability.
Document this historical
100th anniversary celebration!
Purchase your commemorative book
from the registration counter or ADHA’s
Boutique.
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Speaker Index
Debra Bachman-Zabloudil, CAE, CHE
Ms. Bachman-Zabloudil is the founder of The Learning Studio.
She is your typical big picture CEO and can spot an education
trend early on and take this to come up with innovative ideas.
Elizabeth Branca, RDH
Ms. Branca is currently pursuing her MSADT while working as a
dental hygienist for Children’s Dental Services.
Colleen M. Brickle, RDH, EdD
Dr. Gottlieb has been in private practice for 35 years, taught at
three dental schools, served on hygiene school advisory boards
and was the president of state periodontists and local ADA
components.
JoAnn R. Gurenlian, RDH, PhD
Dr. Gurenlian is Professor and Graduate Dental Hygiene
Program Director at Idaho State University, and President-Elect of
the International Federation of Dental Hygiene.
Dr. Brickle is Dean of Health Sciences at Normandale
Community College, where through an innovative partnership
with Metropolitan State University, she successfully led an effort
to develop and implement career ladder pathways for dental
hygienists.
Harold A. Henson, RDH, MEd
Amy E. Coplen, RDH, MS
Ms. Jacks is an Associate Professor in the Dental Hygiene Division
at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Ms. Coplen is currently an Assistant Professor at Pacific
University in Hillsboro, Oregon, where she teaches Dental Radiology, Teaching Strategies, Oral Medicine, and Oral Pathology.
Sandra Curren, RDH, BSDH, MSEd
Ms. Curren is the lead instructor for first-year dental hygiene
students at Portland (Oregon) Community College where she
teaches three terms of Theory and Clinic, as well as
Radiology I and II, and Cariology.
Tanu Dhoopar, RDH, BSDH
Ms. Dhoopar earned an MSADT in May 2013. Upon completion
of her master’s degree, Tanu would like to work in an organization
that serves the underserved populations of Minnesota.
Timothy Donley, DDS, MSD
Dr. Donley is currently in the private practice of Periodontics
and Implantology in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Kathy Eklund, RDH, MPH
Ms. Eklund is the Director of Occupational Health and Safety, and
is the Research Participant and Patient Safety Advocate
at The Forsyth Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Jacquelyn L. Fried, RDH, MS
Ms. Fried is the Director of the Division of Dental Hygiene at the
University of Maryland School of Dentistry.
Cynthia C. Gadbury-Amyot, MSDH, EdD
Dr. Gadbury-Amyot serves as Associate Dean of Instructional
Technology and Faculty Development at the University of
Missouri-Kansas City School of Dentistry.
Rhoda Gladstone, RDH, MS
Ms. Gladstone is currently an adjunct Clinical Professor at New
York University College of Dentistry with more than 40 years in
dental hygiene education.
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Robert M. Gottlieb, DDSE
Dr. Henson is an Associate Professor and Director of Simulation
at The University of Texas School of Dentistry at Houston.
Mary Jacks, RDH, MS
Louis Korompilas, DDS, PC
Dr. Korompilas is the Director of Center for Dental Implants
Teaching Center as well as chairman of the Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery Division, Department of Surgery at Good
Samaritan Hospital.
Clare Larkin, RDH, BA, MEd
Ms. Larkin is a full-time dental hygiene educator at
Normandale Community College and a part-time educator
for Metropolitan State University.
Heather Heathcote Luebben, RDH, BASDH, MSOHCP
Ms. Heathcote Luebben is employed at Apple Tree Dental to provide care in Apple Tree clinics, nursing homes, Head Start centers,
and the Veterans Home utilizing mobile equipment.
Darla McKitrick, RDH, MS
Ms. McKitrick is currently an Associate Professor and First Year
Clinical Coordinator in the Department of Periodontics and Dental
Hygiene at The University of Texas School of Dentistry at Houston.
Kelly Meyer, BSDH, MSOHCP
Ms. Meyer works at a safety net hospital, which is also a teaching
hospital and a Level 1 Trauma Center. She provides maternal oral
care in the Obstetrics Department and care to children in the
pediatrics department.
Craig Miller, DMD, MS
Dr. Miller is the Provost Distinguished Service Professor at the
University of Kentucky and is co-author of the Dental Management of the Medically Compromised Patient 8th edition and Color
Atlas of Common Oral Diseases 4th edition.
Stephen C. Mills, DDS
Dr. Mills is a board certified pediatric dentist and current editor
of the Newsletter of the Academy for Sports Dentistry, where he
has served since 1991 as a frequent speaker, board member,
and president.
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Suzanne Newkirk, RDH
Ms. Newkirk is a periodontal therapist, dental hygiene coach and
mentor, Perioscopy instructor and Seattle Study Club speaker.
Victoria Patrounova, RDH, MHA
Ms. Patrounova is a Clinical Assistant Professor at The University of
Texas, School of Dentistry.
James Rozanski, DDS
Dr. Rozanski is the Director of Dental Services at Faxton St. Luke’s
Healthcare, Utica, New York.
M. Anjum Shah, RDH, BSDH, MS
Ms. Shah is an assistant professor in the Department of Oral
Health Promotion and Community Outreach at Virginia
Commonwealth University.
Lisa Shaw, RDH, MS
Ms. Shaw works at Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare’s Dental Health
Center in Utica, New York.
Barbara Sheerin, RDH, MEd
Ms. Sheerin has had a multifaceted career including clinical dental
hygienist, dental hygiene educator, author, speaker, MDHA officer,
and a lifelong member of ADHA.
Edie Shuman-Gibson, RDH, BSDH, FADIA
Ms. Shuman-Gibson is a Clinical Trainer/Advisor for The Implant
Consortium, a Fellow and Certified Educator for the Association of
Dental Implant Auxiliaries (ADIA), a Thought Leader for Hu-Friedy,
and a Key Opinion Leader for Crown Seating.
Karen Sicard, RDH, MPH, JD
Ms. Sicard is Deputy Branch Chief at the Centers for Disease
Control (CDC), NCCDPHP, Division for Heart Disease and Stroke
Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia.
Ann Eshenaur Spolarich, RDH, PhD
Dr. Eshenaur Spolarich is the Clinical Associate Professor and
Associate Director, National Center for Dental Hygiene Research &
Practice, Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC.
Ms. Swecker is an assistant professor in the Department of Oral
Health Promotion and Community Outreach at Virginia
Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia where she also
serves as the senior clinical coordinator and teaches nutrition.
Michael Tabor, DDS, DABFO
Dr. Tabor is Chief Forensic Dentist for the Tennessee State
Medical Examiner and will present numerous interesting cases
where identifications were made using fundamental dental
principals used every day by dental hygienists.
Giselle Thelemaque, RDH, MEd, CHES
Ms.Thelemaque is a public health dental hygiene veteran,
educator, and acts as dean’s faculty for the dental hygiene program at the University of Maryland.
Sheila Weagle, RDH, DHEd, MPH, CHES
Ms. Weagle works as a US Public Health Service Officer in the
Division of Oral Health at the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention.
Rebecca S. Wilder, RDH, MS
Ms. Wilder is the Professor and Director of Faculty Development
for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School
of Dentistry.
Esther Wilkins, RDH, BS, DMD
Dr. Wilkins is a Clinical Professor for the Department of
Periodontology at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine.
Kelly Tanner Williams, RDH, MSDH, CDA
Ms. Tanner Williams has been active in dental hygiene as a
clinician, educator, and consultant. She also teaches a course in
Telehealthcare Technology at Old Dominion University.
Rebecca A. Wright, RDH, MS
Ms. Wright is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas
Health Science Center at San Antonio, where her research
interests include professional development, educational
methodology, and ethics.
Plenary Session Speakers
Thursday Plenary Session: Erin Brockovich
Erin Brockovich is a national advocate for seeking justice and
personal empowerment on behalf of those who do not have a
voice of their own.
Saturday Plenary Session: Geena Davis
Geena Davis, an award winning actor, is also a member of the
genius society Mensa and is the founder of the non-profit Geena
Davis Institute on Gender in Media.
Sponsorship Acknowledgement
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Debra November-Rider, RDH, MS
Ms. November-Rider is the Institutional Review Board (IRB) Administrator at The Forsyth Institute and course director for pain management and adjunct faculty at The Forsyth Dental Hygiene Program at
the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
Tammy Swecker, BSDH, MEd
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Student Track Programming
Each year the Student Track at CLL strives to create a unique and
memorable professional experience for dental hygiene students.
Wednesday, June 19
Student Table Clinics and Research Poster Sessions
Presentation Setup: 3:00pm-4:00pm
Room: Exhibit Hall D
Judging: 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Students’ research findings will be displayed at the ADHA’s annual Student Table Clinic
and Research Poster Session Competition. The student presentations will be available
for public viewing Thursday, June 20. Through sponsor support 1st, 2nd and 3rd place
winners will receive cash awards and matching grants to winners’ respective schools.
The first place winner in each category will win $1,000.
Sponsored by:
Thursday, June 20
Student Table Clinic and Research Poster Awards Breakfast
9:30am-10:30am Room: 304
This program is held in order to recognize the effort and dedication of the students
who presented their work at the 2013 national competition of student table clinics
and research poster sessions. This invitation-only event is available to the student
presenters and designated guests.
Sponsored by:
Open Viewing of Student Table Clinics/Research Poster
Sessions, RDH & Graduate Student Poster Sessions
11:00am-1:30pm 2 CE Hours
Learn about the latest trends, technologies, theories and techniques by attending the
public viewing of the table clinic and research poster presentations. Undergraduate and
graduate students from across the nation will be presenting table clinics and original
research poster sessions on useful and timely information pertinent to your dental
hygiene practice. In addition, you can view the RDH presentations given by your peers
all in the same location. Earn two CE credits for your participation.
Undergraduate Student Presentations Sponsored by:
Career Mapping for Students: Invest in Yourself
10:30am-12:30pm
Room: 302
Speaker: Debra Bachman-Zabloudil, CAE
Whether you are a first year student starting off in the profession, or just about to
graduate, this student career focused session is for you.
Boston Tea Party – Student Event Hosted by District I
2:30pm-4:30pm
Room: 302
Program Hosts: District I Students
The students of District I welcome all dental hygiene students to Boston and the
historic celebration of the profession. Learn how state legislation affects your
career and what ADHA does about it. Then give back to the local Boston community
by creating goody bags for a local charity. Have fun and network while positively
impacting the community.
Saturday, June 22
Student Discussion: Dental Hygiene in the next 100 years
10:30am-12:30pm
Room: 302
What will the dental hygiene profession look like in the next 100 years? Engage with
your fellow students for an open interactive discussion on what the profession may
look like in the future.
Student Experience on the Exhibit Floor
Scavenger Hunt for Prizes
1:30pm-3:00pm
Room: Exhibit Floor
Join the exhibit floor scavenger hunt for your chance to win. Teams will be created
during the Student Discussion Saturday morning. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd
and 3rd places. Winners will be announced through the event app.
Study on YOUR Schedule!
One low
fee of
$295
Graduate Student Posters Sponsored by:
Are you Smarter than Dr. Esther Wilkins?
Esther Wilkins National Board Review Challenge
2:00pm-4:00pm
Room: 302
Connect with fellow students from across the country, win prizes and find out who
will be able to say they won the Esther Wilkins’ National Board Review Challenge! Stick
around after the winners are announced for a dessert reception and an opportunity to
meet and have your picture taken with Dr. Wilkins! Sponsored by:
Sunstar Student Bash
6:00pm-8:30pm
Off Site Event
King Pin – Bowling Alley (off property location)
Bowl, play pool and dance the night away in 24,000 square feet of fun and entertainment
at King’s Bowling! Prepare to relax, laugh, and meet fellow dental hygiene students on
Thursday, June 20 at 6:00pm. Delicious appetizers will be served and a cash bar will be
available. Join Sunstar as we celebrate 100 years of the dental hygiene profession.
Sponsored by:
Follow ADHA on Twitter:
#ADHACelebrates
Student Track Programming
Your registration as a student includes all of the Student Track
programming.
Friday, June 21
Now On-Demand!
ADHA’s National Dental Hygiene
Board Exam Review Course
Study for your Boards anytime, anywhere with
ADHA’s On-Demand lectures. Recorded live and
led by educational content experts, this course is a series
of online sessions designed to help you prepare for the new
computer-based dental hygiene licensure exam.
Featuring:
– Case Study Reviews and Critical Thinking Techniques
– Educational Content Expert Speakers
– Courses available 24-hours, 7 days/week for 60 days
from date of purchase.
– Electronic study guide included with registration
(Hard copy of study guide available for an additional $45)
* Dental Materials
* Periodontology * Oral Pathology
* Clinical Dental Hygiene
* Pharmacology * Nutrition & Biochemistry * Radiography * Test-Taking Skills
* Community Oral Health
* Research Principles * Case Studies
What Students Are Saying:
“I absolutely loved this online board review. It was flexible, which
I needed for my fast paced life. Each review was detailed and
centered around what we would need to know for the boards.”
Powered by
Available Through August 26
Start studying today! www.adha.org/national-exam
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2013 Student Table Clinic Participants
Title of Student Table Clinic
Sponsored by:
Presenters
School
Dental Tourism
Marissa Felsburg, Sherry Priami, Lisa Soderberg
Brevard Community College
Fluoride Varnish: Benefits of Application at Pediatric Well Visits
Brianna Morton, Tia White
Cape Cod Community College
Opioid Addiction and the Dental Professionals Role
Holly Howard, Lisa Vincenti
Ventilator Associated Pneumonia - Cross Training Medical
and Dental Professionals
Julia Almeida, Hannah Camp, Tatsiana Krylovich
Don’t Gamble With MDMA
Stephanie Leviner, Stephanie Valle, Amy Williams
Central Carolina Community College
An Intimate Relationship…HPV and Oral Cancer
Cristina Chavez, Tamae Glover
Cerritos College
Rheumor Has It
Nicole Pelc, David Whaley
Cerritos College
Changing a Life Can Change Yours
Jordyn Becker, Brianna Neill
Chippewa Valley Technical College
It’s All About Chemistry!
Brittany Bauer, Jamie Bohacek, Amanda Marlowe
Screen Me for HPV
Nicole Dau, Laura Helgeson, Korianna Kenyon, Sarah Pope
A Caries-Free Future: Genetically Modified Streptococcus mutans Katie Blood, Bethany Hammond, Ashton Kyllo
Clark College
Cranberry’s Potential to Prevent Caries
Nicole Ewers, Julia Keyzers, Miranda Larson
Clark College
Improving Access to Care. Is a Mid-Level Provider the Answer?
Cheri Girolami, Sarah Granberg, Kristi Heick
Clark College
The Effect of Interdental Cleaning Devices on Gingival Bleeding
Dhiana Meyers, Soumayah Walton-Davis
Clayton State University
The Sweet Addiction
Tana DeWalt, Rhonda Petersen
College of Southern Idaho
Dangerous Dentistry: How Safe is BPA?
Nila Davis, Jennifer Keller, Danielle Lycklama
Eastern Washington University
Fast Acting Topical
Megan Apple, Ashley Flynn, Jaelyn Johnson
Needle-less Anesthetic In Dentistry
Staci Bewick, Morgan Clark, Kaylene Elam
Dental Lasers and Dental Hygiene
Lina Rios, Nathalia Rios
Farmingdale State College of New York
Dental Radiation Safety
Ana Mejia, Michelle Rizo
Relationship Between Periodontal Disease and Diabetes
Brianna Limoncelli
So Why All the Fuss About Hand Hygiene?
Sara Messenger, Karla Morataya
Pain in the Glossus. Tongue Piercing. Fashion Statement
or Fatal Fad
Brooke Hietpas, Ashley Schider, Jeff Thiel
Fox Valley Technical College
Regeneration: The Next Generation
Madison Daigh
Idaho State University, Department
of Dental Hygiene
Xylitol: An Underutilized Natural Resource for Oral Health
Shannon Weir
Mesa Community College
Time to Take Another Look: Stannous Fluoride
Jaspreet Kaur
New York University
Update Your Health History Form for HPV
Nicole Forlenza
New York University
Raising Oral Cancer Awareness Among Southwestern
American Indians
Jackie Card, Michelle Holyoke, Megan Richwine,
Kelsey Standerfer
Northern Arizona University
Let Your Tongue Do the Walking
Laura Bohovsky, Danielle Calvert, Raquel Skippings
Palm Beach State College
Stick It to Your Gums
Michelle Hoffman, Eileen Horan, Michael Kennedy, Jamie
Rodriguez
Palm Beach State College
Don’t Be a Sucker for Tooth Decay
Taye King, Jaclyn Parham
Tennessee State University
Get On the Ball
Nabila Kwaga, Amanda Pittman
Goodness Grapecious
Erica Guest, Rebekah Sindell
A Woman’s Condition Men Should Care About: The Link Between Taylor Russell, Elizabeth Thorpe
HPV and Oral Cancer
Texas A&M University Baylor College of
Dentistry, Caruth School of Dental Hygiene
From Monster to Tooth Fairy: Tips for Managing Pediatric
Dental Anxiety
The Ohio State University
Hannah Baer, Lauren Clouse
Good vs. Evil: Foods That Impact Your Oral Health
Meghan Martinez, Melissa Raley
Oil Pulling Therapy
Erin Law, Katelyn Veltri, Kayla Zapior
Sugar of the Future
Kelsie Benedict, Samantha Saville, Kimberly Telek,
Amanda Trisler
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Presenters
School
Vitamin D Deficiency and Periodontal Disease
Sara Dziordziewicz, Elizabeth Farrah
University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry
More Than Just a Smile: Restoring Normal Function in Cleft Lip
and/or Palate
Dollcy Donesa, Pamela Terrado
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Access to Care in Kentucky and the Advanced Dental Hygiene
Practitioner
Rodshay Brooks, Jennifer Hasch, Kendra Mathes
University of Louisville, School of Dentistry
Barriers Associated with HIV Screenings in Dentistry
Debra Overby
University of Maryland School of Dentistry
How Can We Work Together If We Do Not Learn Together?:
Interprofessional Education
Tara Salmon, Katie Warner
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Shedding Light on Oral Cancer
Emily Arnold, Bridget Brocato
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Get Connected: Your Smart Phone & Oral Health
Be-Ut Thi Le
University of Pittsburgh
Perioscopy: Illuminating the Oral Pathway
Sara Galko
University of Pittsburgh
Diving Into a Healthier Smile
Ariga Abrahamian, Nermine Batniji, Dorothy Anne Garcia
University of Southern California,
Ostrow School of Dentistry
Is Cancer Calling?
Michelle Baum, Scott Carr, Ivan Pinto
Take the Needle Out of Numbness
Juliet Ayala, Kendall Nascimento, Daniela Tirado
Do Dietary Habits of Endurance Athletes Leave Tread Marks
on Their Teeth?
Halya Burns, Kristy Garcia
University of Texas Health Science
Center-San Antonio
Ozone Therapy and its Effect on Oral Microflora
Holly Carraway , Jennifer Lindesmith , Farnaz Safavi
University of Texas School of Dentistry
at Houston
Do It Right or Get It Tight!
Heidi Inkrot, Sandra Murphy
Valencia College
Energy Drinks: An Acid Bath for Your Teeth
Megan Dennen, Kelly Tran
Valencia College
On the Cusp of an Amazing Discovery
Emily Anderson, Robin Norris
Valencia College
Biphosphonate Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw:
Is Your Patient at Risk?
Jorel Belarmino, Danny Le, Veronica Lopez
Virginia Commonwealth University,
School of Dentistry
Tooth Regeneration: A Budding Idea
Katie DelDebbio, Anna Gitter, Kelsey Thorn
Waukesha County Technical College
A Clean Mouth Supports a Clear Mind
Emily Baller, Jordan Bridgeman, Kim Fischer
West Liberty University
pH Levels in Beverages and How It Can Cause Tooth Destruction Hailey Knoblauch, Brandi Wishon
Student Table Participants
Title of Student Table Clinic
Wichita State University
2013 Student Poster Session Presentation Participants
Sponsored by:
Title of Research Poster
Presenters
School
Unmasking the Truth
Madona Joseph, Susana Magana
Cerritos College
Washington State Dental Hygienist’s Membership Trends
of New Graduates
Stacia Bruner, Alexis Richmond,
Rachael Warner, Debora Wheeler
The Effects of Mineral Oil-Based Products on Latex Gloves
Leah Regan, Kimberly Swanson
Loma Linda University
Quantification of Fluoride ion Concentrations in Commercially
Available Tea
Mariya Kostova
New York City College of Technology
Tooth Brushing – Before or After Eating?
Jodie Nathan
New York City College of Technology
The Use of Probiotics in Oral Healthcare
Nona Khadivi
University of Bridgeport, Fones School
of Dental Hygiene
A Research Study Investigating the Incidence of White
Spot Lesions Following Fixed Orthodontic Treatment
Natalie Flandorfer, Whitney Standhardt
Dental Hygiene at the Crossroads of Change
Brittany Marshall, Sunnie Stewart
Knowledge of Oral Care and Dental Utilization in Adult Hispanics
Silvana Lako, Enkelejda Tile
Should a Bachelor of Science Degree in Dental Hygiene Be
the Entry-Level Degree for the Practice of Dental Hygiene?
Nada Chami, Kia Xiong
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Title of Research Poster
Presenters
School
Bactericidal Effectiveness of Natural Oils
Elizabeth Bauer, Kimberly Groomes, Ashley Harrison
University of Maryland School of Dentistry
Impact of a Garden Enriched Educational Program at the Huron Annette Kavanaugh, Sara Wesley
Valley Boys & Girls Club
University of Michigan
The Use of Sodium Fluoride Dentifrice and Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide Mouth Rinse with Professional Oral Care to Reduce Dental
Biofilm in Nursing Home Residents: A Pilot Study
Nichelle Nicol, Whitney Porn
University of Nebraska Medical Center College
of Dentistry
An Ethnography of the Dental Hygiene Appointment
Holly Abbott, Morgan Mings
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Oral Piercings: What Do Patients Know & What Do Body Modification Studios Tell Them?
Megan Louder, Michelle Roberts,
Ashlee Shemenski
Weber State University
The Paramount Importance of Pediatric Oral Health
April Lewis, Erin Read
Weber State University
Efficacy of Probiotics in Reducing Cariogenic Bacteria
Christine Galindez, Patricia Malubay,
Wendy Wu Sotelo
West Coast University
Have You Ever Been Buffered?
Phong Nguyen, Cassie Redlew,
Alexa-Rae Sasaki, Heather Schneider
West Coast University
Preventative and Therapeutic Effectiveness of Silver Diamine
Fluoride (SDF) & Sodium Fluoride (NaF) Against Candida albicans
& Lactobacillus
Whitney Nestor, Kerri Thomas
West Virginia University
Research Poster Sessions
Sponsored by:
A Comparison of School Dental Examination Video Assisted Psychomotor Skill
Data in Illinois: Beneficial for Public Health Development in Dental Hygiene
Programming and Surveillance
Education (VAPS)
Inter-Rater Reliability of the Mallampati
Classification for Patients in a Dental
Hygiene Clinic
Formative & Summative Clinical
Assessment: The Student Perspective
Accessing Dental Hygiene Services in Price
County, WI: An Ongoing Investigation of
Quality of Life and Quality of Care
Sherri M. Lukes, RDH, MS
Kristeen R. Perry, RDH, BSDH
Supplemental Instruction Through Distance
Education: An Innovative Hybrid Project
Using Wimba Online and Tablet Technology
Carrie L. Hanson, RDH, MA
Smiles for a Lifetime: Direct Access to
Preventive Care for Head Start Children
Charlotte J. Wyche, RDH, MS and Karen Essell, BSDH
Laurel L. Risom, RDH, MPH, Sandra A. Stramoski, RDH,
MSDH, Karen Sue Williams, RDH, MS, and
Kristin Minihan-Anderson, RDH, MSDH
Blood Glucose Testing in Dental Practices: A
Community-Based Feasibility Study
Sarah Verville Basile, RDH, MPH
Patient Awareness of Xylitol
Angela L. Monson, RDH, PhD and
Brigette Cooper, RDH, MS
Comparison of Critical Thinking in a
Traditional Master’s Degree Program and
an Innovative Bridge Program for Associate
Degree Dental Hygienists
Knowledge and Attitudes Towards People
with HIV and Willingness to Conduct Rapid
Lori Rainchuso, RDH, MS
HIV Testing: A National Survey of U.S. Dental
Increasing Access to Oral Healthcare
Hygienists
Services to Underserved Children Through
Winnie Furnari, RDH, BS, MS, FAADH, Susan H. Davide,
RDH, MS, MSEd and Marilyn Cortell, RDH, MS, FAADH
a Collaborative School-Based Program
Using Expanded Scope of Practice Dental
ADHA Hyposalivation with Xerostomia
Hygienists and Dental Hygiene Students
Screening Tool Project
Margaret J. Fehrenbach, RDH, MS
Palliative Oral Care: Perceptions of LongTerm Care Certified Nursing Assistants
Joyce Y. Sumi, RDH, BS, MS
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Melanie Simmer-Beck, RDH, MSDH
Dental Hygiene Service-Learning in Belize
Brigette R. Cooper, RDH, MS and
Angela L. Monson, RDH, MS
Diane P. Kandray, RDH, MEd
Jodi Olmsted, RDH, PhD
The Need for Improved Health
Professionals’ Education in the Treatment of
Persons with Developmental Disabilities
Gino R. Garza, RDH, BSDH
Dental Anatomy: Analysis of Teaching
Methods in Dental Hygiene
Alcinda K. Trickett Shockey, RDH, DHSc and
Cathryn L. Frere, RHD, MSEd
Evaluation of the Plaque Removal Efficacy of
a Water Flosser Compared to String Floss in
Adults After a Single Use
Deborah M. Lyle, RDH, BS, MS
Dental Hygienists’ and Dentists’ Clinical and
Teledentistry Screening for Dental Caries in
Urban Children
Susan J. Daniel, RDH, MS, PhD
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Lori K. Aus, RDHEP, MA
Effectiveness of Computer-Assisted
Guidance for Tobacco Dependence in
Dental Offices: A Randomized Clinical Trial
Emily C. U. Durand, RDH, RF
Interprofessional Healthcare for Disabled
Populations
Carol A. Nguyen, RDH, MS
Outcomes Assessment of Expanded
Practice Dental Hygienists in Oregon
Amy E. Coplen, RDH, MS
Preparing Baccalaureate Dental Hygiene
Students for Expanded Practice Upon
Graduation
Game Based Learning and a Oral Health
Education Project
Faculty Practice Programs in Dental
Hygiene Educational Settings
General Dentists’ Recommendations for
Third Molar Removal: A Practice-Based
Study
HbA1c Test for Screening Undiagnosed
Prediabetes and Type 2 Diabetes in
Patients with Chronic Periodontitis During
Periodontal Examinations
Mário Rui Araújo, RDH, BSDH, M. Psych
Marilynn Rothen, RDH, MS
Systematic Review of the Association
Between Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease or Pneumonia and Periodontal
Disease (1997-2012)
Brooke E. Agado, RDH, MS
Short Term Gingival Health Improvement
with Essential Oil Mouthrinse
Christine A. Charles, RDH, BS
Kristin H. Calley, RDH, MS
Mary Bossart, RDH, BS
The Dental/Mental Connection -- Dental
Care as Integral to Mental Health Care
Patricia E. Doyle, RDH, BS, FADPD
Innovative Internship Opportunities in a
Baccalaureate Dental Hygiene Curriculum
Eva M. Lupovici, RDH, MS
The National Dental Practice-Based
Research Network
The Dental and Mental Health Connection:
Integrating New Dental Workforce
Strategies in Minnesota
The Analysis of Recession Location,
Frequency, and Contributing Factors Seen
in a Clinical Setting
Interprofessional Collaboration to Assess
and Care for the Oral Health Needs of
Homeless
Education Strategies for Integrating
Evidence Based Principles in a Two Year
Dental Hygiene Program
Survey of N.C. Cardiologists’ Knowledge,
Opinions and Practice Behaviors
Regarding Periodontal Disease and
Cardiovascular Disease
A Survey of Dental Hygienists in the United
Kingdom in 2011
Knowledge, Perceived Ability, and Practice
Behaviors Regarding Oral Health Among
Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Nurses
Kathryn P. Bell, RDH, MS
Joseph W. Evans, DDS
Kimberly S. Johnson, RDH, MDH
Jayne E. Cernohous, DDS and Suzanne M. Beatty, DDS
Marina Harris, BSc (Hons), LLM, FHEA, RDH
Jennifer S. Berge, RDH, REF, MSADT
Mary Therese Keating-Biltucci, RDH, MA
Antiana D. Perry, RDH, BSDH
Megan C. Mosley, RDH, BS
Dentsply / ADHA Graduate Student Clinicians Program
Sponsored by:
Assessing Critical Thinking Outcomes of
Senior Dental Hygiene Students Utilizing
Virtual Patient Simulation
Joanna Allaire, RDH, BSDH, MDH
Fluorescence Technology Versus Visual and
Tactile Examination in the Detection of Oral
Lesions: A Pilot Study
Hadeel Ayoub, RDH, BSDH, MS, MSDH
Impact Crescent Community Health
Center’s Dental Department on Utilization
of Oral Health Care for Low Socioeconomic
and Medicaid Populations
Dosimetry Using Three Intraoral Radiologic
Device/Collimator Combinations
Perceptions of Hearing Loss Associated
with Ultrasonic Instrumentation: A Survey
The Licensed Dental Practitioner: A Study of
Perceived Need and Public Acceptance
Factors Associated with Clinical Skill
Remediation in Dental Hygiene Education
Programs
Kenneth (Brandon) Johnson, RDH, BS
Amie M. Lloyd, RDH, BS, MSDH
Attitudes Towards Students Who Plagiarize:
A Dental Hygiene Faculty Perspective
Hemali G. Patel-Bhakta, RDH, BS, MS
Oral Hygiene and Adherence During
Orthodontic Treatment in Appalachia
Sharon M. Grisanti, RDH, BA , MCOH
Breana M. Phillips-Dieringer, RDH, MSDH
Dental Hygiene Student Experiences Using
Motivational Interviewing
Oral Education for Nursing Home Staff:
Minimum Data Set 3.0
Emelda E. Hernandez, RDH, MS
Katie Pudwill, RDH, BSDH
Kelly Stein, BSDH, MDH
Donna F. Wood, RDH, MS
Impact of Adjuctive Techniques in Oral
Cancer Screenings on Motivation to Quit
Tobacco Use
Lisa Belt, RDH, MSDH
Research Poster Day!
Thursday, June 20
Located in Hall D
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Constructing a Collaborative Model
to Improve Access to Oral Health in
Yamhill County
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Exhibits XXXII 2013
Plan to spend time on the exhibit floor to learn about the latest cutting-edge information
in the profession. Be sure to take advantage of show discounts provided by participating
companies. Support YOUR exhibitors/YOUR Exhibition!
Exhibit Hall Schedule:
Friday, June 21
8:45am
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
9:00am-4:00pm
Exhibit Hall Open
9:00am-4:00pm
ADHA/Henry Schein Dream Center 9:00am-4:00pm
Trivia Game – visit booths to
complete card
12:00pm-2:00pm
Pick up $10 Restaurant voucher for
lunch at the Exhibit Hall Restaurant
from Wrigley booth #905
1:00pm-3:00pm
DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student
Clinician Research Posters
Saturday, June 22
10:30am-3:30pm
Exhibit Hall Open
10:30am-3:30pm
10:30am-3:00pm
Trivia Game – visit booths to
complete card
12:00pm-2:00pm
Pick up $10 Restaurant voucher for
lunch at the Exhibit Hall Restaurant
from Wrigley booth #905
12:30pm-3:30pm
Marketplace
3:00pm
Trivia Game Cash Prize Drawings –
Must be present to win
Exhibit XXXII Features:
Over 100 Exhibiting Companies
Offering hundreds of products and services and anxiously waiting to meet
with YOU!
ADHA Community Center
Stop by YOUR ADHA Community Center. Located in the middle of the exhibit
hall, ADHA’s Community Center is your one-stop shop for everything ADHA.
Trivia Game – Prize Giveaway
Pick up your exhibit hall trivia game card piece at the exhibit hall entrances
and at ADHA’s Community Center. Visit the participating companies, have
your game card stamped and turn this into the raffle drum at ADHA’s
Community Center by 3:00pm Saturday for a chance to win a cash prize.
100th Anniversary Commemorative Booth
Located in the center of the exhibit floor, this special exhibition will bring the
past 100 years of dental hygiene to life! Walk through the booth and relive the
nostalgic history of dental hygiene as you view artifacts, historical advertisements,
and other memorabilia showcased in a timeline format.
Premier Sponsor:
Sponsors: ®
Stop by the Dream Center to view open availability and make an appointment.
The Dream Center Operatory, located in the1000 aisle of the exhibit hall, will
feature six different product stations for a hands-on experience. Participants will
be able to experience each product through a 5 minute educational interaction
with a representative from each company. The full experience through the
Dream Center Operatory will take approximately 30-40 minutes.
Brought to you by:
Participating companies include:
Complimentary Oral Cancer Screening using Identfi
Purchase from Exhibitors and Receive Incentive
Support your exhibitors by purchasing items to stock up on all of your office
needs for the year. By purchasing items from exhibiting companies, you can
earn discounted or complimentary main registration for ADHA’s 2014 CLL at the
91st Annual Session in Las Vegas!
Save your receipts! Submit your receipts by August 22 to receive the following
incentives:
#1: make any purchase from an exhibiting company during the event
•Oandptionreceive
10% off main registration.
ption #2: purchase $1,500 or more from an exhibiting company during the
•Oevent
and receive one complimentary main registration.
O
ption
#3: spend $3,000 or more from any exhibiting company within 60 days
• after Saturday,
June 22 and receive one complimentary main registration.
All receipts must be submitted to [email protected] by August 22.
Note: Purchases must be made from an exhibiting company. Purchases from
Marketplace or ADHA’s Merchandise Boutique do not qualify.
Relaxation Station – Brasseler USA
Stop by for a little relaxation, compliments of Brasseler USA, adjacent to Booth #102.
Sponsored by:
Ribbon Cutting – Friday, June 21
Kick-off the opening of the Exhibits XXXII with the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday,
June 21 at 8:45am. The first 200 attendees on the exhibit floor receive a free gift!
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Free Lunch at Exhibit Hall Restaurant
Attendees, stop by the Wrigley booth (#905) each day to receive a $10 food
voucher to use at the Exhibit Hall Restaurant. Restaurant will offer a variety
of food station options including: The Grill (burgers/salads); Italian (pizza);
Chinese; Sandwiches and Beverages.
Special Thanks
As you travel throughout the Exhibit Hall, be sure to stop by
the booths of the following companies and thank them for the
“extras” we are able to provide you during this years’ meeting:
DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Clinicians Research
Posters – Friday, June 21
1:00pm-3:00pm
Take some time to walk through the second year of this master level student
research poster competition, featuring 12 poster presentations.
Tote Bags: Restroom Amenities: Restaurant Vouchers/
Morning Coffee:
Sponsored by:
Relaxation Station: Marketplace – Saturday, June 22
Water Stations: 12:30pm-3:30pm
Help your fellow Constituents, Components and Student organizations in
their fundraising efforts by purchasing dental hygiene related accessories
and paraphernalia. This is a great opportunity to pick up some souvenirs for
your friends/colleagues back home. Pick up a $5 coupon to use towards a
purchase of an item, compliments of Colgate at booth #305.
Sponsored by: Convention Center Exhibit Hall
Exhibits XXXII 2013
Badgeholders:
Sponsored by:
®
Internet Lounge/CE Print Station: A Night at Fenway:
Check out the Preview of IOH
Live and Silent Auction Items at
ADHA’s Community Center in
the exhibit hall on Friday.
Marketplace/Posters
ADHA
Henry Schein
Dream Center
ADHA
Community
Center
ADHA
Commemorative
Booth
ENTRANCE
Note: The American Dental Hygienists’ Association does not endorse any specific products or services, including those provided by exhibitors,
or used to promote an association activity.
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Exhibitor List
3M ESPE
Honorary Corporate Member
904
Bldg 275-2SE-03
St. Paul, MN 55144
P: 800-634-2249
F: 800-728-0951
www.3mespe.com
3M ESPE Preventive Care offers a complete line of preventive oral
care products, including Vanish 5% Sodium Fluoride Varnish and
Clinpro 5000 1.1% Sodium Fluoride Toothpaste.
Academy of Orofacial
Myofunctional Therapy
First Time Exhibitor
125
910 Via De La Paz, Suite 106
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
P: 310-382-7852
F: 310-454-0391
www.myoacademy.com
We are the leading post-graduate training academy for orofacial
myofunctional therapy.
ACT/Chattem, Inc.
510
1715 W. 38th Street
Chattanooga, TN 37409
P: 866-228-7464
www.actfluoride.com
Recommend ACT® Anticavity fluoride rinses for remin without
the demin. With its neutral pH formula, the full line of ACT®
Anticavity fluoride rinses effectively protects teeth in a non-acidic
environment and remineralizes areas where needed. No other
OTC rinse provides greater fluoride protection
ACTEON North America
(Satelec & Sopro Companies)
121
124 Gaither Dr., Suite 140
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
P: 800-289-6367
F: 856-222-4726
www.us.acteongroup.com
ACTEON North America is part of The ACTEON Group, a world
leader in small equipment and consumables for dental offices.
FREE LUNCH:
Pick up food vouchers! Stop by the
Wrigley Booth (905) to pick up your
$10 coupon each day to be used at
the Exhibit Hall Restaurant.
Sponsored by:
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ADEA - American Dental
Education Association
Sponsor / First Time Exhibitor
201
1400 K St NW, Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20005
P: 202-289-7201
F: 202-289-7204
www.adea.org
The American Dental Education Association (ADEA) is the voice
of dental education. Members include faculty, staff and students
from dental schools and many dental hygiene programs. Visit
our booth to learn about the various resources available through
ADEA to Dental Hygiene educators and students including:
ADEA Curriculum Resource Center, Dental Hygiene Centralized
Application Service (DHCAS), Institute of Allied Health Educators,
ExploreHealthCareers.org, and GoDental.org.
AEGIS Communications
Corporate Member / First Time Exhibitor
105
104 Pheasant Run, Suite 105
Newtown, PA 18940
P: 215-504-1275
F: 215-504-1502
www.dentalaegis.com
AEGIS Communications is a healthcare publishing and education
company dedicated to creating and disseminating high quality
education materials, resources, and events in a manner that
improves accessibility for today’s oral healthcare professionals. Its
publications include Inside Dentistry, Compendium, Inside Dental
Technology, Inside Dental Assisting, and Inside Dental Products.
Air Techniques, Inc.
Sponsor
409
1295 Walt Whitman Road
Melville, NY 11747
P: 800-247-8324
F: 516-740-4605
www.airtechniques.com
Air Techniques, Inc. is a manufacturer of quality dental products
that include Scan X CR Digital Imaging System, Spectra Caries
Detection Aid and Polaris Intra-oral Camera.
American
Eagle Instruments, Inc.
319
6575 Butler Creek Road
Missoula, MT 59808
P: 406-549-7451
F: 406-549-7452
www.am-eagle.com
American Eagle Instruments is the home of XP Technology™. This
patented process is revolutionizing the industry, providing you with
the only SHARPEN- FREE instruments on the market today. The
innovation continues with our Double Gracey™ line, two instruments
combined into one. Save time, money and never sharpen again!
Arm & Hammer/Spinbrush
516
Oral Care Professional Program
PO Box 976
South Plainfield, NJ 07080
P: 800-467-6666
www.oralcarepro.com
Church & Dwight Co., Inc. is the maker of ARM & HAMMER™
Toothpaste, ARM & HAMMER™ Spinbrush Battery-Powered
Toothbrushes, ARM & HAMMER™ Tooth Tunes™ and ORAJEL™ oral
care products. The family of brands offers effective, innovative and
affordable oral care products for babies, children, tweens, teens
and adults.
Aseptico416
Sponsor
8333 216th Street SE
Woodinville, WA 98072
P: 425-487-3157
F: 360-668-8722
www.aseptico.com
Aseptico will exhibit piezoelectric scaler, portable dental systems
(ideal for public health/sealant programs), handpieces, implant and
endomotors and more!
ASTDD - Association of State and
Territorial Dental Directors
301
1838 Fieldcrest Dr.
Sparks, NV 89434
P: 775-626-5008
F: 775-626-9268
www.astdd.org
ASTDD provides resources to improve the nation’s oral health by
promoting strong state oral health programs, formulating oral
health policy, increasing awareness of oral health, and preventing
oral disease. Come view our resources such as guidelines, policy
statements, best practices, reports and handouts on oral health
needs assessment and surveillance, school health, fluorides,
healthy aging, CSHCN, perinatal and early childhood, collaboration,
communication and evaluation.
Benco Dental
508
Bosworth Company
304
BQ Ergonomics, LLC.
306
295 Centerpoint Blvd.
Pittston, PA 18640
P: 570-602-7781
F: 888-329-2362
www.benco.com
Benco Dental, headquartered in Pittston, Pennsylvania, is the
largest privately owned, full-service distributor of dental supplies,
dental equipment, dental consulting and equipment services in the
United States. Founded in 1930 by Benjamin Cohen, the company
has remained family-owned and focused on the unique mission of
“delivering success smile after smile”.
7227 N. Hamlin Avenue
Skokie, IL 60076
P: 800-323-4352
F: 847-679-2080
www.bosworth.com
Bosworth Company features hygiene, crown and bridge, pits
and fissure, restorative, reline and repair resins, and preventive
dentistry.
7388 S. Revere Pkwy, Suite 701
Centennial, CO 80112
P: 720-434-7192
F: 303-253-9775
www.bqergonomics.com
BQ Ergonomics will showcase ergonomic stools and chairs that are
designed to prevent back pain.
ADHA does not endorse any specific products or
services including those provided by exhibitors or
used to promote an association activity.
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Brasseler USA
Sponsor
102
Brewer805
N88 W13901 Main Street, Suite 100
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
P: 800-558-8934
F: 262-251-4391
www.brewercompany.com
Brewer, the most trusted name in dental seating, has conducted
years of extensive research in response to your needs. We have
combined the latest technology with superior materials and workmanship to bring you the most innovative seating available today.
Caslow PVT LTD
Corporate Member
827
2 P&G Plaza TN9-253
Cincinnati, OH 45202
P: 800-543-2577
F: 866-727-2703
www.dentalcare.com
Crest Oral-B features preventative products including toothpaste,
brushes, whitening, floss and prophy paste/angles.
609
10 Ranick Road
Hauppage, NY 11788
P: 631-582-6777
F: 631-582-1726
www.crosstex.com
Crosstex International provides infection prevention and control
products for the healthcare industry.
504
105 Old Barn Court
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
P: 877-251-0594
F: 847-913-2726
www.clikray.com
ClikTech, Inc. provides Digital Radiology Products: Digital Sensor
Holders, X-Ray film Holders and sensor covers.
Colgate305
Crosstex International
9051 River Rd.
Pennsauken, NJ 00810
P: 856-665-6111
F: 856-665-5408
www.cetylite.com
Established in 1947, Cetylite Inc. is a third generation family
owned and operated pharmaceutical manufacturer. Cetylite has
specialized in the manufacturing of aerosols, liquids and gels for
the healthcare industry. Our diverse line of products includes
prescription topical anesthetics, infection protection products, and
other complimentary dental products.
ClikTech, Inc.
Crest Oral -B
126
New Town Marala Road
Sialkot, Pakistan 51310
[email protected]
www.caslow.com.pk
Caslow manufactures dental instruments.
Cetylite Industries
916
34-24 Hunters Point Ave.
Long Island City, NY 11101
P: 800-688-0662
F: 718-482-1585
www.columbiadentoform.com
For over eight decades, Columbia Dentoform® has been a leading
Innovator in providing patient simulation products for dental
education. Thousands of students in dental colleges throughout
the world have “cut their first teeth” on Ivorine™ Dentoform®
models. From individual replacement teeth to officially approved
exam models to veterinary models, Columbia Dentoform® offers
everything today’s dental student needs to complete just about
any and every course.
300 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022
P: 212-310-3019
F: 212-310-2317
www.colgateprofessional.com
Colgate-Palmolive is the global leader in oral care technology,
products, and education. Colgate’s products include
technologically advanced toothpastes, toothbrushes, mouth rinses,
and floss. Our Colgate Oral Pharmaceuticals subsidiary provides
professional fluoride, gingival health, tooth whitening and oral first
aid products. Please visit our booth for additional information and
an overview of our complete line of professional products.
Corporate Member
Crown Seating, LLC.
621
617
7300 South Tucson Way
P: 303-693-1104
F: 303-693-2257
www.crownseating.com
Crown Seating provides the entire dental office with an ergonomic
seating solution for every task. Work and live in comfort.
CURAPROX USA
225
11148 Luschek Dr.
Cincinnati, OH 45241
P: 513-871-9200
F: 513-871-9207
www.curaproxusa.com
Importer and marketer of Swiss premium dental care - leader in
Europe for last 30 years - specialized in premium toothbrushes
for adults and kids, braces ortho and post-surgical, state of the art
interdental brushes, SLS-free premium toothpaste and baby care
oral care
Dansko by Alexander’s
DenburOral Hygiene Division
323
PO Box 3473
Oak Brook, IL 60522-3473
P: 630-986-9667
F: 630-986-9688
www.denbur.com
Stop by for your free sample of EZ-Floss, EZ-Pik, and EZ-Flow
at Denbur Oral Hygiene Division Booth #323. Ask about our
introductory offer! Patient packs as low as $1.38 each. Bonus EZShake Dispenser and EZ-Grip Handle with each pack of brushes or
picks. Made in the USA.
DenLine Uniforms, Inc.
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Dental Arts Publishing
819
301 Oak Street
Quincy, IL 62301
P: 800-336-5463
F: 217-228-8825
www.denline-uniforms.com
Manufacturer of Splash Resistant Protective Apparel for Dental
Hygienists, required by OSHA. Breathable material comparable
to cotton/polyester; stain resistant, anti-static, hot water wash,
and autoclaveable if required. Lifetime cost per wash lower
than cotton/polyester. Special prices available to Dental Hygiene
Programs.
6749 Post Rd.
N. Kingstown, RI 02852
P: 401-398-3803
F: 401-885-2267
www.dentalartspub.com
Looking for a special gift for a dental professional? Dental Arts
Publishing has got you covered! We offer original dental artwork,
jewelry, and gifts as well as textbooks for the dental professional.
Our textbook “Local Anesthesia for the Dental Professional, What
you Need to Know!” has changed the way dental professionals
learn and master the art of local anesthesia administration. This
comprehensive text is fully indexed and illustrated, but only 70
pages!
DentalEZ Group
Sponsor
918
2 W Liberty Blvd., Suite 160
Malvern, PA 19355
P: 866-383-4636
F: 610-725-9899
www.dentalez.com
DentalEZ Group is committed to advancing the practice of
dentistry through innovative products and services. StarDental,
DentalEZ, CustomAir, RAMVAC, NevinLabs, and Columbia
Dentoform, manufactures everything in the operatory, from
handpieces to chairs to vacuum systems to dental simulation
models, creating a complete line of products.
123
999 Pontiac Ave.
Cranston, RI 02920
P: 401-490-2910
F: 401-490-2910
www.alexandersuniforms.com
Alexander’s Uniforms, featuring Dansko footwear, is the
Northeast’s premier medical apparel retailer. We provide
comprehensive selections of shoes and uniforms with 30+ years of
experience serving healthcare professionals via our retail outlets,
AlexandersUniforms.com, and on-site sales.
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and technologies that will impact your
profession. Play the Trivia Game and
enter to win CASH prizes on Saturday!
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One Brasseler Blvd.
Savannah, GA 31406
P: 919-925-8525
F: 912-927-8671
www.brasselerusa.com
Brasseler USA has the broadest assortment of hygiene
instrumentation available with extensive offerings of hand
instruments, hygiene power equipment, disposable prophy
products, implant care, ultrasonic inserts and vision enhancement
products.
Columbia Dentoform
the celebration
of the century!
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Dental Post
220
1150 Chambord Way NE
Atlanta, GA 30319
P: 770-540-8585
www.dentalpost.net
Dental Post is your resource for dental jobs, employment, and
staffing.
Dental R.A.T.
816
5465 E. Terra Linda Way
Nampa, ID 83687
P: 208-489-1590
www.dentalrat.com
Dental R.A.T., a simple, foot-operated wireless mouse providing
the most effective and consistent hands-free periodontial charting
solution.
Dental Tribune America
116 West 25th Street
New York, NY 10011
P: 212-244-7181
F: 212-244-7185
www.dental-tribune.com
Publisher of Dental newspapers and Dental magazine.
900
13705 Shoreline Court East
Earth City, MO 63045
P: 800-227-3321
F: 314-344-0021
www.denticator.com
Denticator® has been dedicated to creating preventative care
products for dentists and patients’ at home use since 1931. It is
the innovator of the Original Green® disposable prophy angle and
the Zooby product line.
Dentrix407
727 E. Utah Valley Drive
American Fork, UT 84003
P: 800-336-8749
www.dentrix.com
Dentrix offers award winning dental practice management
software for Dental offices.
911
570 West College Ave.
York, PA 17405
P: 800-877-0020
F: 717-849-4751
www.dentsply.com
For over a century, DENTSPLY International has been committed
to providing the dental community with innovative, high quality,
cost effective dental products. From our humble beginnings in
1899, the Company has grown to become the largest professional
dental products company in the world. From our facilities in 22
nations on six continents, the Company distributes its dental
products in over 120 countries under some of the most well
established brand names in the dental industry.
DENTSPLY Pharmaceutical
911
570 West College Ave.
York, PA 17405
P: 800-225-2787
F: 800-332-7872
www.dentsplypharma.com
Product Categories: Anesthetics, Local and Accessories; Disposable
Products.
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911
ELSEVIER606
1301 Smile Way
York, PA 17404
P: 800-989-8825
F: 800-767-8252
www.professional.dentsply.com
DENTSPLY Professional Division produces Highspeed Handpieces;
Low Speed Handpieces; Electric Handpieces; Diamond Burs;
Carbide Burs; Ultrasonic Scalers; Ultrasonic Scaler Inserts;
Whitener; Fluorides; Prophy Paste Chlorhexadine; and Infection
Control Products.
1600 JFK Blvd., Suite 1800
Philadelphia, PA 19103
P: 215-239-3490
F: 215-239-3494
www.us.elsevierhealth.com
ELSEVIER is a leading publisher of health science publications,
advancing medicine by delivering superior reference information
and decision support tools to doctors, nurses, health practitioners
and students. With an extensive media spectrum — print, online
and handheld, we are able to supply the information you need in
the most convenient format.
DENTSPLY Rinn
EMS Dental Designs, Inc.
1212 Abbott Drive
Elgin, IL 60123
P: 800-323-0970
F: 847-742-8196
www.rinncorp.com
DENTSPLY Rinn produces amalgamators; articulators and
accessories; darkroom equipment and supplies; disposable
products; and x-ray Accessories.
Designs for Vision, Inc.
Denticator605
DENTSPLY International
DENTSPLY Professional
911
710
760 Koehler Avenue
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
P: 631-585-3300
F: 631-585-3404
www.designsforvision.com
Just See It™ with Designs for Vision Dental Telescopes and Dental
BDR Loupes.
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene,
Belmont Publications, Inc.
802
3621 Harbor Blvd., #265
Santa Ana, CA 92704
P: 714-825-1234
F: 714-825-1230
www.dimensionsofdentalhygiene.com
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene is a monthly, peer reviewed journal
that reconnects practicing dental hygienists with the nation’s
leading educators and researchers.
DMG America
Corporate Member
613
242 South Dean Street
Englewood, NJ 07631
P: 201-894-5505
F: 201-894-0213
www.dmg-america.com
DMG America is the globally recognized manufacturer of marketleading, quality products including Icon, the revolutionary treatment
for incipient caries and white spots, and other innovative dental
materials such as Luxatemp Ultra, Honigum and Kolorz.
DNTLworks
Equipment Corporation
619
7300 South Tucson Way
P: 303-693-1410
F: 303-693-6189
www.dntlworks.com
Leading manufacturer of portable, mobile, and self-contained
hygiene equipment.
422
18529 SE 244 Pl.
Covington, WA 98042
P: 206-380-3302
F: 425-584-7206
www.emsdentaldesigns.com
A “must have” if you use ultrasonic scaling devices. Maintains clear
view with indirect vision in all areas of the mouth. Lightweight
adapter hose with ergonomic swivel feature reduces RSI, perfect
for special needs patients, HV suction removes pooling water
fast, reduction of aerosols, patient comfort, lifetime quality with
replaceable mirror face, patented design does not allow tissue to
plug ports. Place 4 sealants in 10 minutes without compromising
quality. Saves time; cuts SRP time in half!
EMS - Electro Medical Systems
Corporation608
11886 Greenville Avenue, #120
Dallas, TX 75243
P: 972-690-8382
F: 972-690-8981
www.ems-company.com
Electro Medical Systems has set industry standards for developing
micromechanical devices of unequaled quality and Swiss precision
since 1981.
EvoraPro - Oragenics
820
4902 Eisenhower Blvd., Suite 125
Tampa, FL 33634
P: 813-286-7900
F: 813-286-7904
www.evorapro.com
EvoraPro® supports dental and gingival health while naturally
whitening teeth and fighting bacteria that causes bad breath. Each
mint contains an extra-strength blend of patented ProBiora3®
probiotics. These beneficial bacteria bind to teeth and go deep
under the gingival margin, crowding out undesirable bacteria
to become the colonization center of a healthy balanced oral
microflora, necessary to sustain ongoing dental and gingival health.
Excelsior College
722
7 Columbia Circle
Albany, NY 12203
P: 888-647-2388 x27
F: 518-464-8777
www.excelsior.edu
Excelsior College is an accredited, non-profit institute of higher
education offering convenient distance learning programs,
including bachelor’s degrees in Health Sciences and Health Care
Management.
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F.A. Davis Company
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Forsyth School of Dental
Hygiene at MCPHS
300
179 Longwood Ave.
Boston, MA 02115
P: 617-879-5022
https://online.mcphs.edu/
Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene offers advanced degrees to
licensed dental hygienists. Learn more about advancing your
career with an online degree from MCPHS.
GC America, Inc.
Corporate Member
812
3737 W. 127th Street
Alsip, IL 60803
P: 708-597-0900
F: 708-926-9143
www.gcamerica.com
GC America, Inc. is a manufacturer of quality dental products,
hygiene preventive products: MI paste, MI paste plus, MI Varnish,
Saliva-Check Buffer, Saliva-Check Mutans, GC Dry Mouth Gel, GC
Plaque Indicator Kit, GC Tri-Plaque ID Gel, and GC Fuji TRIAGE.
GlaxoSmithKline217
1000 GSK Dr.
Moon Township, PA 15108
P: 412-200-4000
F: 412-237-7502
www.dental-professional.com
Please visit our booth to learn more about our exciting new
products, Sensodyne® Repair & Protect, Polident® for Partials
Clean & Protect, and Poligrip® for Partials Seal & Protect.
GumChucks at Oralwise, Inc.
818
201 Wilshire Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
P: 855-424-8257
F: 855-424-8257
www.gumchucks.com
GumChucks® is the first and only flossing system of its kind.
Resembling miniature Nun Chucks, they feature disposable
tips that are equipped with a ¾ inch piece of dental floss.
GumChucks can be used in the recommended and effective ‘C’
shape - something flossers can’t do. Providing superior control
and leverage while fingers stay out of the mouth. Simply floss and
toss - safe, easy and hygienic. Not just for children, so easy to use,
GumChucks are perfect for everyone.
Hager Worldwide
611
441 19th Street SE
Hickory, NC 28602
P: 828-624-3301
F: 828-624-3320
www.hagerworldwide.com
Hager Worldwide offers unique products for use in achieving
optimal oral healthcare such as xylitol gum, ergonomic stools,
suction mirrors, and safety eyewear.
1009
2372 Stanwell Circle
Concord, CA 94520
P: 925-798-2206
F: 925-798-2053
www.ghartzellandson.com
G. Hartzell & Son is a 78-year-old manufacturer of dental
instruments. Unlike most instrument companies, we are a true
manufacturer. We produce a full line of scalers, curettes, probes,
explorers, ultrasonic inserts, etc.
Hawaiian Moon
703
321 S. Missouri Ave.
Clearwater, FL 33756
P: 888-256-3276
F: 727-216-3874
www.aloecream.biz
Hawaiian Moon Organic Aloe Cream helps repair and moisturize
the skin.
HealthFirst902
22316 70th Ave W., Ste A
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
P: 800-331-1984
F: 425-775-2374
www.healthfirst.com
HealthFirst offers emergency kits and equipment, oxygen,
pharmaceuticals, infection control products, amalgam separators,
blood pressure instruments, radiation reduction, disposal services,
continuing education.
Henry Schein Dental
405
10920 W. Lincoln Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53227
P: 800-372-4346
F: 800-732-7023
www.henryschein.com
Henry Schein Dental is your one stop shop for all your dental office
needs!
Hu-Friedy
Manufacturing Co., LLC.
311
3232 N. Rockwell Street
Chicago, IL 60618
P: 800-483-7433
F: 800-729-1299
www.hu-friedy.com
Represented in 60+ countries, Hu-Friedy offers 7,000+ handcrafted instrument designs for scaling, periodontal, diagnostic,
restorative, prosthodontic, orthodontic, endodontic, implant, and
surgical procedures (ISO-13485 certified).
HygienistPrep719
249 S Hwy 101, #459
Solana Beach, CA 92705
P: 916-541-0413
www.hygienistprep.com
HygienistPrep is an interactive NBDHE study guide with over
1,200 multiple choice practice questions and detailed answer
explanations to help you pass the NBDHE board exam.
IBD/Zylast - Bacterial &
Viral Solutions
106
160 Boylstown St Suite 1405
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
P: 617/396-8060
F: 617/467-5255
BVS Represents the Zylast hand sanitizer product line nationally
in the medial arena. Zylast not only kills microorganisms on
contact but with persistence for six hours on both resident and
transient organisms.
Interdental Brush Buyer’s Club 103
1395 Lakeland Ave.
Bohemia, NY 11716
P: 855-422-2248
www.interdentalbrushclub.com
The IBBC provides a unique dentist/hygienist driven marketing
method. The IBBC method applies a novel promotional design
offering a WIN-WIN-WIN outcome for patients, dentists, and
brush manufacturers. The IBBC recognizes how important dental
professionals and adequate samples are for proper introduction,
education, demonstration and sizing of INTERDENTAL BRUSHES.
The IBBC way sustains a continuous supply of FREE SAMPLES with
top quality brands to choose from.
ITC Compounding & Natural
Wellness Pharmacy
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1915 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
P: 215-825-8554
www.fadavis.com
F.A. Davis, an independent Nursing, Medicine, and Health Sciences
publisher since 1879, is dedicated to providing print, mobile,
and web resources for students and professionals. F.A. Davis is
headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Hartzell & Son, G.
424
651 Topeka Way Suite 600
Castle Rock, CO 80109
P: 303-565-3655
F: 303-663-4263
www.itcpharmacy.com
We are a compounding pharmacy that specializes in products for
the oral health care professional.
Ivoclar Vivadent, LLC.
506
175 Pineview Drive
Amherst, NY 14228
P: 800-533-6825
F: 800-598-4569
www.ivoclarvivadent.com
Ivoclar Vivadent is a market-leading provider of innovative dental
materials for quality esthetic dentistry.
Johnson & Johnson
Healthcare Products,
a Division of McNeil-PPC
1004
185 Tabor Road
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
P: 866-948-6883
www.jjdentalprofessional.com
Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Products, makers of LISTERINE®
and REACH®, through its operating companies, is the world’s
most comprehensive and broadly based manufacturer of health
care products, as well as a provider of related services, for the
consumer.
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JS Dental Mfg, Inc. / Directa AB 808
LM-Dental200
PO Box 904
Ridgefield, CT 06877
P: 203-438-8832
F: 203-431-8485
www.jsdental.com
Featuring PractiPal Tray system, Plact-o-Tect- a hygienist’s tool for
oral hygiene detection, Prophy Paste with a difference, easy to
dispense, re-sealable, and available in various textures.
PO Box 972
St. Ignatius, MT 59865
P: 406-240-0026
www.lm-dental.com
LM-Dental = Ergonomic Hygiene Instruments
Kerr TotalCare
211
1717 W. Collins Avenue
Orange, CA 92867
P: 800-841-1428
F: 800-638-7390
www.totalcareprotects.com
Kerr TotalCare offers quality infection prevention products that
protect staff and patients with surface disinfectants, sterilizers,
barriers and operatory disposables.
Kilgore International
713
36 W. Pearl St.
Coldwater, MI 49036
P: 800-892-9999
F: 517-278-2956
www.kilgoreinternational.com
Kilgore International specializes in anatomical models for patient
and student education. Kilgore offers a vast selection of Perio
models.
Kimberly-Clark Healthcare
206
1400 Holcomb Bridge Road
Rosewell, GA 30076
P: 703-629-7018
F: 920-380-6445
www.kchealthcare.com
Kimberly-Clark in the Healthcare Environment. Around the world,
medical professionals turn to Kimberly-Clark for a wide portfolio of
solutions that improve the health, hygiene and well-being of their
patients and staff. As part of their healing mission, caregivers rely
on Kimberly-Clark to deliver clinical solutions, hygiene and cleaning
offerings, and educational resources that they can depend on
to prevent, diagnose and manage a wide variety of healthcareassociated infections.
LeEject, Inc.
817
5 Sylvan Avenue
Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632
P: 201-944-8400
F: 201-302-9857
www.leeject.com
The self-aspirating LeEject Dental Safety Syringe and Needle
System addresses needle stick injury by eliminating the need for
needle recapping and unscrewing. After removal of the anesthetic
cartridge, the syringe is simply placed and rotated over a sharps
container and the needle is effortlessly discarded.
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LumaDent804
314 W 5th St
Carson City, NV 89703
P: 775-829-4488
www.lumadent.com
Lumadent provides LED headlights - a good combination of
pricing and features. Visit our booth to take advantage of a show
special of $395!
Marsh US Consumer
120
540 W. Madison St.
Chicago, IL 60661
P: 312-627-6125
F: 515-365-0827
www.marshconsumer.com
Marsh has been the ADHA-endorsed Insurance Administrator for
Professional Liability and Health Insurance since 1980.
Microcopy203
3120 Moon Station Road NW
Kennesaw, GA 30144
P: 800-235-1863
F: 770-423-4996
www.microcopydental.com
Microcopy distributes high-quality dental products including
Neodiamonds, NeoBurrs, NeoDrys, Film and Sensor Flaps and
rapid x-ray developing equipment.
Microflex
809
2301 Robb Drive
Reno, NV 89523
P: 800-876-6866
F: 800-876-6632
www.microflex.com
Microflex, the world’s foremost experts in high quality disposable
hand protection, specializes in branded products that provide
reliable barrier protection for and to its wearers.
Mount Ida College
205
777 Dedham St.
Newton, MA 02459
P: 617-928-4535
F: 617-928-4507
www.mountida.edu
Mount Ida College is a small, private college in Newton that
provides best-in-class signature professional programs, real
world internship opportunities, and a strong foundation in the
humanities and social sciences—all to prepare students for
success. Small classes, personal faculty attention, and experiential
learning will help you to achieve your goals––in college, in your
chosen career, and in life.
National Institute of Dental and
Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) 712
NIH, Bldg 31, Rm 5B-55 31 Center Drive
Bethesda, MD 20892
P: 301-496-4261
F: 301-496-9988
www.nidcr.nih.gov
The mission of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial
Research (NIDCR) is to improve oral, dental and craniofacial health
through research, research training, and the dissemination of
health information.
National Maternal and Child Oral
Health Resource Center
709
Box 571272
Washington, DC 20057-1272
P: 202-784-9771
F: 202-784-9777
www.mchoralhealth.org
The resource center supports health professionals in addressing
public oral health issues by gathering, developing, and sharing
current and timely information and materials.
NOMAD by Aribex
122
744 S 400 E
Orem, UT 84097
P: 801-226-5522
F: 801-434-7233
www.aribex.com
Aribex is the worldwide leader in portable, handheld x-ray
products. Aribex NOMAD x-ray systems are now in use in clinical,
remote and mobile facilities throughout the world, from the
finest professional offices to humanitarian missions reaching
under-served populations who desperately seek care. The
NOMAD significantly decreases costs, providing hundreds of safe,
high-quality images for dental and veterinary applications on a
single battery charge.
O’Hehir University
325
4488 E Thomas Rd. Unit 2025
Phoenix, AZ 85018
P: 866/821-2320
www.ohehiruniversity.com
O’Hehir University is an international, online institution providing a
six-month, $1,250, reflective and inquiry learning-based BS degree
completion program for RDHs.
OraHealth USA
222
12434 SE 27th Pl.
Bellevue, WA 98005
P: 425-451-9876
F: 425-865-9335
www.XyliMelts.com
OraHealth, the maker of XyliMelts for Dry Mouth, is the world
leader in the breakthrough technology of OraCoat “oral adhering
discs” which coat the mouth with therapeutic levels of medication
precisely where it is needed. XyliMelts for Dry Mouth is an allnatural, great tasting, oral adhering disc that time releases an
effective level of xylitol (500 mg) and oral lubricant to relieve dry
mouth (xerostomia) day and night even while sleeping.
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OraPharma, Inc.
417
5 Walnut Grove Dr.
Horsham, PA 19044
P: 866-273-7846
P: 888-553-6507
www.arestin.com
OraPharma, Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company that
discovers, develops, and commercializes therapeutics for the
treatment of periodontal disease at various phases of progression.
ARESTIN (minocycline HCI) Microspheres, 1mg is indicated as an
adjunct to scaling and root planing (SRP) procedures for reduction
of pocket depth in patients with adult periodontitis.
Orascoptic211
3225 Deming Way, Suite 190
Middleton, WI 53538
P: 608-828-5225
F: 608-828-5268
www.orascoptic.com
Orascoptic offers award winning loupes, portable LED headlights,
and innovative diagnostic kits.
Parnell Pharmaceuticals
906
3070 Kerner Blvd., Suite A
San Rafael, CA 94901
P: 415-256-1800
F: 415-256-8099
www.parnellpharm.com
OTC Mouth Kote Dry Mouth Spray contains natural xylitol and
Yerba Santa, a proprietary ingredient used to re-hydrate and
lubricate the oral mucosa. NEW Mouth Kote-R Remineralizing
Solution restores enamel with Bio-available calcium, phosphate,
and xylitol. Oragesic Oral Pain Reliever is a saline-based mouth and
throat irrigating solution which contains Yerba Santa. It is pleasant
testing and is sugar-free. Stop by our booth for FREE samples!
Patterson Dental Supply, Inc.
714
1031 Mendota Heights Road
St. Paul, MN 55120
P: 800-873-7683
F: 651-686-0288
www.pattersondental.com
Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. provides a full line of dental
merchandise, office supplies, equipment, practice management
software, hardware and digital technology.
PDT, Inc. - Paradise Dental
Technologies207
Sponsor
8275 Highway 10 West
Missoula, MT 59808
P: 406-626-4153
F: 406-626-4550
www.pdtdental.com
PDT, Inc. creators of the Montana Jack® and innovators of Dental
Products Design, Amazing Gracey™, FlipTop Cassettes™, Gleason
Guide™ and Windgrove Titanium Implants.
PennWell Corp/RDH Magazine
124
1421 S. Sheridan Rd.
Tulsa, OK 74112
P: 918-832-9317
F: 918-831-9804
www.pennwell.com
RDH, the national magazine for dental hygiene professionals,
is created for dental hygienists who are committed to ongoing
professional growth; and topics range from clinical and practice
management to continuing education.
PeriOptix, Inc.
908
1001 Avenida Pico, #C620
San Clemente, CA 92673
P: 888-360-0033
F: 949-366-0033
www.perioptix.com
PeriOptix offers innovative, comfortable styling in affordable
loupes that are the lightest and most comfortable loupes available.
At 1/3 the size and weight of conventional loupes, the new
MicroLine™Flip-Ups are the smallest and lightest loupes available.
Our proprietary compact lens design sacrifices nothing but weight
and size. Adidas® sports frames are available in multiple color
choices and can be fitted with prescription lenses.
Philips Sonicare and Zoom
Whitening1005
PO Box 120015
Stamford, CT 06912
P: 800-676-7664
www.philipsoralhealthcare.com
From its number one Dental Professional recommended Sonicare
toothbrush to Philips Zoom! whitening systems, Philips provides
professionals with advanced solutions designed to meet their
patients’ needs and empowers consumers to achieve superior
oral health.
Plak Smacker
810
755 Trademark Circle
Corona, CA 92879
P: 951-898-7600
F: 951-898-2792
www.plaksmacker.com
Plak Smacker carries a unique line of products for pediatric,
orthodontic, and general dentists including gloves, home care kits,
toothbrushes, and floss.
Practicon Inc. - Frasaco USA
1011
1112 Sugg Pkwy.
Greenville, NC 27834
P: 800-959-9506
F: 866-429-4903
www.practicon.com
Practicon Inc. has been providing innovative products to dentistry
for 30 years and Frasaco is the world leader of dental simulation
for educators.
Premier Dental
910
1710 Romano Drive
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
P: 610-239-6000
F: 610-239-6171
www.premusa.com
Premier Dental Products Company provides Enamel Pro Prophy
Paste, Varnish and F. Gel with ACP, instruments, disc sharpener,
mouth retractor, whitening products, 2 ProDispos Angles and
miscellaneous cleaning products.
Preventech302
Corporate Member
4330 Matthews Indian Trail Road
Indian Trail, NC 28079
P: 800-474-8681
F: 704-849-2417
www.preventech.com
Preventive Technologies, Inc. (Preventech®) develops and markets
innovative preventive care products focused on dental disease
prevention. All products are made in USA. Preventech is an ADHA
Corporate Sponsor and ships exclusively through the dental dealer
network.
Support YOUR exhibition – Shop the show floor!
Support your exhibitors and shop the show floor to
Pick up your Exhibit Hall Certificate of
Attendance for 1 CE Hour at ADHA’s
Community Center
stock up on all of your office needs for the year. Save
your receipts! Make any purchase on the show floor and
receive an incentive to attend ADHA’s 2014 CLL at the
91st Annual Session. See page 22 for more details!
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Exhibitor List
180 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1150
Chicago, IL 60601
P: 312-836-9900
F: 312-836-9986
www.oralhealthamerica.org
Oral Health America’s mission is to change lives by connecting
communities with resources to increase access to care, education,
and advocacy for all Americans, especially those most vulnerable.
Oral Health America’s vision is a future free of oral disease and
pain.
the celebration
of the century!
Exhibitor List
Association, Inc.
107
232 Canaveral Beach Blvd.
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
P: 231-598-1749
www.lindapda.com
Authors Linda Meeuwenberg and Edie Gibson offer Dynamic
Speaker Services for your next meeting. Latest book available for
autographed copies.
Prophy Magic
711
3325 W. Ali Baba Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89118
P: 702-538-7700
www.prophymagic.com
Your direct source for quality prophy angles, hygiene handpieces,
air/water syringe tips, and prophy paste.
Prophy Perfect
1007
PO Box 310
Osseo, WI 54758
P: 715-597-3834
F: 715-597-3797
www.prophyperfect.com
Prophy Perfect markets high quality, affordable disposable prophy
angles and paste, toothbrushes, interdental cleaners, and scalers,
in addition to pediatric, orthodontic and novelty items.
Pulpdent Corporation
718
80 Oakland Street
Watertown, MA 02472
P: 800-343-4342
F: 617-926-6262
www.pulpdent.com
Pulpdent Corporation manufactures high-quality products for the
dental profession, including adhesives, composites, provisional
materials, sealants, cements, etching gels, calcium hydroxide
products, endodontic specialties and bonding accessories.
Take a break by treating
yourself to a seated
massage!
Visit the Relaxation Station
located at Booth 102
Compliments of:
Q-Optics & Quality Aspirators
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RGP, Inc.
706
1419 Godwin Lane
Duncanville, TX 75116
P: 972-298-2669
F: 972-298-6592
www.q-optics.com
Q-Optics offers the lightest ergonomic flip style and custom
loupes for all dental specialties. Enjoy the freedom of portability
with our Radiant™ ultra-light headlight.
1 Shannon Court, Suite 103
Bristol, RI 02809
P: 401-254-9645
F: 401-254-0157
www.rgpergo.com
The Swedish Seating System is an ergonomically designed
operatory stool. Our 400-D combines unparalleled support with
an elegant design and the hydraulic mechanism allows the stool’s
back seat to “float” independently following one’s movement.
Rose Micro Solutions
SciCan, Inc.
704
701 Technology Drive
Canonsburg, PA 15317
P: 800-572-1211
F: 724-820-1479
www.scican.com
SciCan’s product and service offering includes a full line of Hydrim
instrument washers, Statim G4, the world’s fastest autoclave
from start to sterileTM and Bravo sterilizers. Optim 33TB surface
disinfectant rounds out the major SciCan products distributed
through our dealer network in the United States.
SKM Jewelers
224
45 Pheasant St.
Framingham, MA 01701
P: 508-380-6035
F: 508-875-2905
A wide selection of trendy fashion jewelry priced from $10- $65.
Stop by our booth to take advantage of our show special of 20%
off your total purchase.
Soladey International Ltd.
1960 Northwest Willow Drive
Camas, WA 98607
P: 206-905-9944
F: 866-290-7878
www.soladeyusa.com
Soladey – The Simple, Affordable, Versatile, Environmentally
responsible oral care solution!
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813
4105 Seneca Street
West Seneca, NY 14224
P: 716-608-0009
F: 716-608-0006
www.rosemicrosolutions.com
Rose Micro Solutions sells High Quality Optical Loupes & LED
Lights for Less! Our Loupes start at $279.00. We are a “Family”
Business consisting of four brothers. We named the company
after our mother “ROSE”. Stop by booth 813 to see for yourself.
901
Spry/Xlear, Inc.
1013
PO Box 1421
American Fork, UT 84003
P: 877-599-5327
F: 801-224-4283
www.xlear.com
Xlear Inc. manufactures natural, health-enhancing products using
xylitol. A natural sweetener found in the fibrous parts of plants.
Xylitol has been scientifically studied for its health-promoting
properties, most recently for dental, upper-respiratory tract and
diabetic health. Xlear Inc. has four product lines: Xlear Nasal
Sprays, Spry Dental Defense System, Xylosweet, Sparx Candy,
providing customers a natural alternative to sugar that is delicious,
dental-friendly, and diabetic-safe.
Steri-Shield317
2510 E. Sunset Ave, # 2-257
Las Vegas, NV 89120
P: 805-692-4972
F: 805-692-4992
www.steri-shield.com
Steri-Shield Products provides infection control barriers and digital
x-ray products.
Sulcabrush, Inc.
803
PO Box 1066
Niagara Falls, NY 14304
P: 905-669-6288
F: 905-669-6585
www.sulcabrush.com
Sulcabrush – An interdental brush used to remove plaque and for
the reduction of gingivitis. Recommended for patients that have
difficulty flossing.
Sunstar Americas, Inc.
505
4635 W. Foster Ave.
Chicago, IL 60630
P: 800-528-8537
www.gumbrand.com
Sunstar Americas, manufacturer and distributor of the GUM®,
Butler® and GUIDOR® brand is dedicated to offering the highest
quality oral care products and supporting the research in the
field of oral-systemic health link. Sunstar’s products include a
comprehensive line of preventive care, pain management, hygiene
supplies and clinical products.
SurgiTel/General Scientific
Corporation202
77 Enterprise Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
P: 800-959-0153
F: 734-662-0520
www.surgitel.com
SurgiTel manufactures quality ergonomic light weight loupes
mounted on Oakley Frames.
TM
TePe Oral Health Care, Inc.
717
The Oral Cancer Foundation
419
3149 Via Lido, #205
Newport Beach, CA 92663
P: 949-723-4400
www.oralcancer.org
IRS registered non-profit 501(c )3, public service. Created to
promote change through proactive means in both the public and
medical/dental professional sectors.
Ultradent Products, Inc.
418
505 W. 10200 South
South Jordan, UT 84095
P: 800-552-5512
F: 801-572-0600
www.ultradent.com
Ultradent is a leading developer of high-tech dental and hygiene
materials, devices and instruments worldwide. Ultradent’s mission
is to improve the level of oral healthcare and to make dental
procedures more predictable and hassle-free. Consistent with its
mission, Ultradent works to improve the quality of life and health
of individuals through financial and charitable programs.
Ultralight Optics
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Valumax International
705
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
223
410 N. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
P: 847-238-4782
www.wrigley.com
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, makers of Orbit Gum , is the world’s
leading manufacturer in chewing gum. Over the past 25 years,
Wrigley has pioneered independent research into the oral health
benefits associated with chewing gum.
848 Hausman Road
Allentown, PA 18104
P: 610-336-0101
F: 610-336-0102
Valumax International is the manufacturer of disposable medical
apparel such as lab coats, face masks, sterilization pouches,
jackets, masks and gauze.
VOCO America, Inc.
555 Pleasantville Rd., #120N
Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
P: 888-658-2584
F: 914-747-0871
www.vocoamerica.com
For over 30 years, German based VOCO is one of the
internationally leading manufacturers of dental materials. VOCO
is a leader in nano-techonology, and with our intensive research
and development efforts in composites, bonding agents, and
other materials, we continue to set new standards for the dental
industry. A VOCO Dentalist is waiting to partner with you and your
practice.
Water Pik, Inc.
413
1730 E. Prospect Road
Fort Collins, CO 80553
P: 800-525-2020
F: 800-289-4389
www.waterpik.com
Water Pik, Inc. is proud to be part of the 100th Anniversary of
the Dental Hygiene Profession! As part of the celebration, Water
Pik will be introducing Waterpik® Complete Care: Water Flosser
+ Sonic Toothbrush and new Waterpik®Prophy Paste. Visit
our booth for show specials and trial packs and let’s celebrate
together!
905
Yankee Dental Congress
204
2 Willow St. Suite 200
Southborough, MA 01745
P: 508-449-6031
F: 508-449-6131
www.yankeedental.com
Young Dental/Biotrol
603
13705 Shoreline Court East
Earth City, MO 63045
P: 800-325-1881
F: 314-344-0021
www.youngdental.com
Young Dental™ is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer
of consumable supplies instruments and other products used by
dental professionals; primarily in preventive dentistry, restorative
procedures and instrument sterilization. Biotrol™ manufactures/
markets infection control and preventive products for the dental
professional. The Biotrol Infection Control line of products provide
clinicians with effective surface disinfectants, instrument cleaners/
disinfectants, and a vacuum line cleaning system.
17157 Newhope, Suite 203
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
P: 323-316-4514
F: 714-436-5003
www.ultralightoptics.com
Ultralight Optics produces the smallest loupe light on the market.
Attach to any type of loupes, goggles and glasses.
Visit ADHA’s Community Center –
YOUR access to everything ADHA!
ADHA Merchandise Boutique
Career Center
• NEW Items – everything ADHA!
• Get your 100th Anniversary of the professions
commemorative ADHA memorabilia
• Post your resume and checkout jobs available
in your area
Membership
• Make your annual tax-deductable donation
to the Institute!
• All donations (up to $1,350) made during
the Corporate Challenge Event will be
generously matched by the corporate
sponsor:
• Get information on all the new member
benefits designed to Empower, Develop, and
Support you!
• Your Member Services team will be available
to answer any of your questions.
Institute for Oral Health
• Preview live and silent auction items (Friday Only)
• Learn about Institute-funded programs
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1130 N. Gilbert St.
Anaheim, CA 92801
P: 714-991-6700
F: 714-991-6701
www.tepeusa.com
TePe’s vision is to raise awareness about preventive dental care,
implant care, and orthodontic care by using our oral hygiene
products. Please visit our booth and speak with our hygienists,
learn about our products and how they can improve patient
compliance. Ask about our rewards program and how it can
benefit you and your patients.
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Awards
ADHA Esther Wilkins Future Leader Award
Crest/ADHA Clinical Dental Hygienist Award
Katherine Welling, RDH, BS
Lisa Higbee, RDH, BS
Sponsored by:
Sponsored by:
Alfred C. Fones Award
DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Clinician Program
Winner will be recognized at Saturday’s Plenary Session.
Past Recipients:
1976 Anne Foley, RDH
1982 Mary E. Cahoon Dole, RDH
1983 Juanita P. Schisler, RDH
1984 Frances Shook, RDH
1985 Marjorie R. Thornton, RDH
1986 Helen Greiner Garvey, RDH
1988 Dorothy J. Fosket, RDH
1992 Elizabeh Reinerth, RDH
1993 Eleanor H. Mily, RDH, BS
1996 Kathleen Morr, RDH, MS
1997 Elizabeth A. Chaney, RDH
1998 Mary L. Kellerman, RDH, MS/DPH
1999 Maxine Alper Tishk, RDH, MS
2000 Linda K. Bohacek, RDH, MA
2001 Diann F. Bomkamp, RDH, BSDH
2003 Marge Reveal, RDH, MS, MBA
2005 H
elene Sharon Bednarsh, BS,
RDH, MPH
2006 D
eborah Sue Manne, RDH, RN,
MSN, OCN
2007 L aura A. Mallery-Sayre, RDH,
MSDHEd
2008 JoAnn R. Gurenlian, RDH, PhD
2009 Beverly P. Whitford, RDH, MS
2010 Julie A. Stage, RDH
2011 Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, MS
2012 Laura J. Webb, CDA, RDH, MS
2013 Margaret J. Fehrenbach, RDH, MS
The DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Clinician Program promotes dental
hygiene research being conducted in graduate degree programs. Winners will
be announced at the Participant Banquet on Thursday evening. See page 21 for
participant names/presentation topics. Sponsored by:
Hu-Friedy/ADHA Master Clinicians Award
Winner will be recognized at Saturday’s Plenary Session
Stacy A. Matsuda, BSDH, RDH, MS
Sponsored by:
Sigma Phi Alpha Excellence in Journalism Award
Winner will be recognized at Saturday’s Plenary Session
Tiffany Mendzyga, RDH, BSDH for undergraduate
Lori Giblin, RDH, MS for masters
Sponsored by:
Educator of the Year Award
Nancy T. Keselyak, RDH, MA
Sponsored by:
ADHA Awards for Excellence in Dental
Hygiene/Presidential Dinner
Irene Newman Professional Achievement Award
Sunday, June 23 6:00pm- 8:00pm
Past Recipients:
The recipients of the ADHA Awards for Excellence in Dental Hygiene
will be honored at this special dinner:
The 2013 Irene Newman Professional Achievement Award will be presented at
Saturday’s Plenary Session.
1994 Linda Bohacek, RDH, MA
1995 Linda S. Parker, RDH, BS
1996 Patricia Doyle, RDH
1997 JoAnn R. Gurenlian, RDH, PhD;
Deborah Sue Manne, RDH, RN,
MSN, OCN
1998 Kimberly K. Benkert, RDH, BSDH,
MPH, COM
1999 Helen Brennan, RDH
2000 Lois Palermo, RDH
2001 Laura A. Mallery-Sayre, RDH,
MSDHEd
Awards
The 2013 Alfred C. Fones Award will be presented during Saturday’s
Plenary Session.
2003 Debra Kurtz-Weidinger, RDH
2004 Kimberly A. Hickman-Bowen,
RDH, BSDH, MA
2005 Katherine M. Pelullo, RDH, MEd
2006 Joan I. Gluch, RDH, PhD
2007 Heidi Dahlin Philley, RDH
2008 Jodi L. Olmsted, RDH, PhD
2009 Anne Guignon, RDH, MPH
2010 Lillian J. Caperila, RDH, MEd
2011 Vickie Kimbrough-Walls, RDH
2012Ann Eshenaur Spolarich, RDH, PhD
2013 Christine Nielsen Nathe, RDH, MS
Carol A. Jahn, RDH, MS
Michelle Noblet-Vacha, RDH, BS
Bonnie M. Nothoff, RDH
Sponsored by:
Honorary Corporate Members
ADHA would like to thank and honor the following companies for their dedication
to the dental hygiene profession with their generous sponsorship support in the
amount of $15,000 or more towards ADHA programming within the last year:
Sponsored by:
Student Community Service Award
Winner will be recognized during Saturday’s Plenary Session.
Sponsored by:
Colgate/ADHA Community Outreach Award
®
Orange County Dental Hygienists’
Kimberly Cruz, RDHAP, OCDHS Executive Board Accepting
Sponsored by:
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the celebration
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Faces to Know
Speaker of the House
Finance Committee
Region A
Carol Jo Inman,
BS, RDH, PRP
Region B
Catherine A. Berard,
RDH, BSDH
Nancy DeMott, RDH
Region C
Jane Criser, RDH, BS
Region A
Hildie Oliver, RDH
ADHA Senior Staff
Ann Battrell, MSDH
Executive Director
Karen Dunn
Caspers, CAE
Director of
Administration
& HR Development
Maddie Hilpert
Director of Corporate
Development
Ann Lynch
Director of
Governmental Affairs
Isaac Carpenter
Chief Financial
Officer
Randy Craig
Director of
Communications
Pamela Steinbach,
RN, MS
Director of Education
Katie Powell
Director of
Member Services
ADHA Past Presidents
Dorothy Hart*
Edith Hardy Rector*
Ethel Covington*
Mildred Gilsdorf*
Charlotte Sullivan*
Cora Ueland*
Gladys S. Myers*
Evelyn G. Wallace*
Helen B. Brown*
A. Rebekah Fisk*
Addibel F. Hall*
Frances Shook*
Margaret A. Bailey*
Agnes Morris Henry*
Helen Baukin*
Cecilia P. Angel*
Dorothy O’Brien*
Mary Zoepfel*
Isabel Kendrick*
Margaret Jefferys*
Sophie Booth*
Mabel McCarthy*
Frances Stoll*
Evelyn A. Maas*
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1924-25
1925-26
1926-27
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1938-39
1939-40
1940-41
1941-43
1943-44
1944-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
Blanche Downie*
Betty Krippene*
Evelyn Hannon*
Laura Peck Fitch
Sarah Hill*
Marjorie Thornton
Marge Fong Eu
Beth Linn*
Helen Garvey*
Tillie Ginsburg*
Edna Bradbury*
Anne Ragsdale*
Margaret S. Hunt*
Janet R. Burnham*
Irene M. Navarre
Alberta Beata Dolan
Wilma Motley*
Patricia McLean*
Lona Hullbush Jacobs*
Kay Gandy
Diane McCain*
Jeanne Fox
Konnetta Putman-Sparks
Austa M. White
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
Barbara J. Schnurr*
1975-76
Donna J. Luke
1976-77
Jeanette S. Buchanan-Tawney1977-78
Kathleen Mast McPherson 1978-79
Jeri L. Yunker*
1979-80
Cathy V. P. Turbyne
1980-81
Kathleen O. Smith
1981-82
Sally Winship
1982-83
Sara Dunham
1983-84
Cheryl Westphal
1984-85
Patricia Ramsay
1985-86
Connie Tussing
1986-87
Marge Reveal
1987-88
Barb Williamson
1988-89
Mary Alice Gaston
1989-90
JoAnn R. Gurenlian
1990-91
Virginia L. Woodward
1991-92
Deborah Bailey Astroth
1992-93
Sarah A. Turner
1993-94
Kathleen H. Alvarez
1994-95
Gail B. Bemis
1995-96
Ann Battrell
1996-97
Maria Perno Goldie
1997-98
Beverly P. Whitford
1998-99
Lisa B. Potter
Karla J. Girts*
Ann E. Naber
Kimberly K. Benkert
Tammi O. Byrd
Helena Gallant Tripp
Katie Dawson
Marge Green
Jean Connor
Diann Bomkamp
Lynn Ramer
Caryn Solie
Pamela Quinones
*deceased
1999-2000
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
In Memoriam –
Charlotte Campbell, RDH
Wendy G Doyle, RDH
Evelyn M Edwards, RDH
Katherine Gandy, RDH
Dina Marie Meuffels, RDH
Sylvia Rosenthal, RDH
Cheryl Troy Samuels, RDH
Geraldine “Jeri” Lucille Yunker, RDH
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2012 – 2013 Officers
Susan Savage,
RDH, BSDH
President-Elect
Denise Bowers,
RDH, PhD
Vice President
Kelli Swanson-Jaecks,
RDH, MA
Treasurer
Louann M.
Goodnough, RDH, BSDH
Faces to Know | Past Presidents
President
Immediate Past
President
Pamela Quinones,
RDH, BS
2012 – 2013 Board of Trustees
District I Trustee
Joan Kenney
Fitzgerald,
RDH, BS
Maine DHA
Massachusetts DHA
New Hampshire DHA
Rhode Island DHA
Vermont DHA
District VII Trustee
District II Trustee
Jaclyn Gleber, RDH,
Med, EdD
Connecticut DHA
New Jersey DHA
New York State DHA
Pennsylvania DHA
District VIII Trustee
Suzanne R. Luken, RDH Janette Delinger, RDH,
Minnesota DHA
MSDH
North Dakota DHA
South Dakota DHA
Wisconsin DHA
Illinois DHA
Iowa DHA
Kansas DHA
Missouri DHA
Nebraska DHA
District III Trustee
Kimberly HickmanBowen,
RDH, BSDH, MA
Delaware DHA
District of Columbia DHA
Maryland DHA
Virginia DHA
West Virginia DHA
District IV Trustee
Betty A. Kabel,
RDH, BS
Florida DHA
Georgia DHA
North Carolina DHA
South Carolina DHA
District V Trustee
Beth D. Nicely, RDH
Indiana DHA
Kentucky DHA
Michigan DHA
Ohio DHA
District VI Trustee
Donnella Miller,
RDH, BS
Alabama DHA
Arkansas DHA
Louisiana DHA
Mississippi DHA
Tennessee DHA
District IX Trustee
District X Trustee
District XI Trustee
District XII Trustee
Oklahoma DHA
New Mexico DHA
Texas DHA
Colorado DHA
Montana DHA
Utah DHA
Wyoming DHA
Arizona DHA
California DHA
Alaska DHA
Hawaii DHA
Idaho DHA
Nevada DHA
Oregon DHA
Washington State DHA
Sandra L. Tesch, RDH,
MSHP
Jackie Alexander, RDH
Sharon Zastrow,
RDH
Lancette VanGuilder,
RDH
ADHA Official Photography
Oscar Enzig Photography is the official photographer of the 2013 CLL at the 90th
Annual Session. All photographs taken during the CLL & Annual Session will be
placed on the ADHA website in July.
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the celebration
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90th Annual Session Business Meeting
ADHA Awards Program for Excellence in
Dental Hygiene/Presidential Dinner
The 90th Annual Session Business Meeting, June 23-25, focuses on the
business related activities of the Association. Forums and Workshops have
been streamlined to be topic driven and create a more collaborative
discussion environment. All Business Meeting activities will take place at the
Sheraton Boston Hotel.
Sunday, June 23
6:00pm-8:00pm Room: Sheraton - Constitution
Cost: $65/ Delegates FREE Ticket Required
Plan to attend this very special dinner that will recognize and
honor President Susan Savage, RDH, BSDH as well as the recipients of the ADHA
Awards Program for Excellence in Dental Hygiene. Sponsored by:
Key:
District Meeting
Dinner/Lunch
House of Delelgates
Workshops
Reference Committee
Meetings
Sunday, June 23
Monday, June 24
Tuesday, June 25
7:00
Legislative Workshop
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
7:00am – 9:00am
Constitution
1st House of Delegates
8:00am – 10:00am
Grand Ballroom
10:00
Mega Issues Discussion
8:00am – 11:00am
Constitution
Diversity Workshop
9:30am – 11:00am
Constitution
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
Reference Committee Hearings
10:00am – 1:20pm
Grand Ballroom
12:30
Candidates Forum
2nd House of Delegates
3:30
4:30
5:00
Leadership Mentoring Session
2:00pm – 6:00pm
Grand Ballroom
4:00pm – 5:30pm
Back Bay A
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
1:00pm – 2:30pm Constitution
2:00pm – 3:00pm Grand Ballroom
3:00
4:00
11:00am – 1:00pm Grand Ballroom
11:00am – 1:00pm
See grid for room assignments
1:30
2:30
3rd House
of Delegates
11:00am – 2:00pm
See grid for room assignments
Student Discussion
1:00
2:00
District Discussions
Awards for Excellence Dinner
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Constitution
Balloting
6:00pm – 6:30pm Hampton
2nd House of Delegates
Continued if needed
Post BOT Meeting / New BOT Orientation
3:00pm – 4:00pm Gardner
District Discussion Locations:
(Located in Sheraton)
District VII Beacon E
District I
District VIII Berkley
Beacon A
District II Claredon
District IX Beacon D
District III Beacon G
District X Beacon H
District IV Beacon B
District XI Gardner
District V Exeter
District XII Hampton
District VI Beacon F
StudentsDalton
9:00
House of Delegates Room: Sheraton: Grand Ballroom
1st HOD – Sunday, 6/23 8:00am-10:00am
2nd HOD – Monday, 6/24 2:00pm-6:00pm (continued at 6:30pm if needed)
3rd HOD – Tuesday, 6/25
11:00am-1:00pm
Orientations:
IMPORTANT – The House of Delegates will begin promptly at the start times noted above.
Delegate seating will begin 15 minutes prior to the start time. Please have your floorpass
on and your attendance card signed.
Note –Testimony forms and boxes for submitting testimony to Reference Committees A, B, C will
be located at the Delegate Registration on the 200 level at the Hynes Convention Center Wednesday
-Saturday and the Grand Ballroom Foyer at the Sheraton on Sunday. All testimony must be submitted
by 6:00am on Sunday, June 23.
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Saturday, June 22
Room: Sheraton – Gardner
Student Delegates and Alternates
1:00pm-2:00pm
Minutes Review Committee 2:00pm-2:30pm
Tellers 2:30pm-3:00pm
Reference Committee Personnel
3:00pm-4:00pm
All testimony must be submitted by
6:00am on Sunday, June 23.
TM
CODA Open Hearing
Saturday, June 22 2:30pm-4:00pm Room: Sheraton – Constitution
FREE, Audience: All No ticket required
Association Update
Saturday, June 22 4:30pm-5:30pm Room: Sheraton – Constitution
FREE, Audience: All No ticket required
The Association update will feature a presentation on the Accreditation Feasibility
Study by Michael Hamm.
Leadership Mentoring Session:
Sunday, June 23 4:00pm-5:30pm Room: Sheraton – Back Bay A
FREE, Audience: All
Join members of the Leadership Development Committee
as they host a panel presentation of recent Unleashing Your
Potential weekend participants. After the panel discussion,
there will be a question and answer period and the opportunity
to identify leaders with whom you would like to network during
your stay in Boston.
Lynn Ramer,
LDH (Moderator)
District Discussion
Saturday, June 22 5:30pm-7:30pm Rooms: Sheraton - Various
(immediately following Association Update which begins at 4:30pm)
Monday, June 24 11:00am-2:00pm Rooms: Sheraton - Various
FREE, Audience: All
District Discussions – All members within each district’s geographic region are welcome to attend these sessions during which the issues before the ADHA House are
discussed, the district trustee is elected (alternate years) and candidates for national
office are often invited to make informal talks about their candidacies. To learn the
states in each district see the listing of district trustees. Then plan to attend this
session with fellow dental hygienists from your region. See meeting space grid for
room assignments.
Student Discussion
Monday, June 24 11:00am-1:00pm Room: Sheraton - Dalton
FREE, Audience: Students
Reference Committee Hearings
Sunday, June 23 Room: Sheraton – Grand Ballroom
Reference Committee A - 10:00am-11:00am
Reference Committee B - 11:10am-12:10pm
Reference Committee C - 12:20pm-1:20pm
FREE, Audience: All
To keep the House of Delegates sessions flowing smoothly, the reports and issues before the house are assigned to three committees of five individuals who are charged with
making an in-depth study of the issues and recommending actions ADHA should take.
NOTE: a ten minute buffer between each reference committee has been established
to allow each reference committee one full hour of discussion. NOTE, should one
reference committee finish prior to the hour time slot available, the next reference
committee will begin in ten minutes.
*Reference Committee reports will be available for pickup by Trustees immediately following
the Mega Issues discussion on Monday morning.
Reference Committee A Executive Session
Sunday, 6/23 – 9:00am – Room: Sheraton - Exeter
Reference Committee B Executive Session
Sunday, 6/23 – 9:00am – Room: Sheraton - Hampton
Reference Committee C Executive Session
Sunday, 6/23 – 9:00am – Room: Sheraton - Dalton
Candidates’ Forum
Sunday, June 23 2:00pm-3:30pm Room: Sheraton – Grand Ballroom
FREE, Audience: All
Come hear from ADHA’s future leaders on their visions for the
profession and the association.
Matt Crespin,
MPH, RDH
Joleyn
McClemens,
BS, RDH, CDHC
Sherri Lukes,
RDH, MS
Olivia
Schreiner, RDH
Lancette
VanGuilder, RDH
Mega Issues Forum
Monday, June 24 8:00am-11:00am Room: Sheraton – Constitution
FREE, Audience: All
The Mega Issues Forum is an opportunity to discuss one main topic that it important to
YOU, the profession and the association.
Balloting
Monday, June 24 6:00pm-6:30pm Room: Sheraton – Hampton
Audience: Delegates Only
Legislative Workshop
Tuesday, June 25 7:00am-9:00am Room: Sheraton - Constitution
FREE, Audience: Legislative Chairs
This Is Your Profession! The Power of You!
ADHA Governmental Affairs team will provide a workforce update; detail advocacy
opportunities for federal initiatives and the pending dental therapy standards; and talk
about establishing your presence and working with your lobbyist.
Diversity Workshop
Tuesday, June 25 9:30am-11:00am Room: Sheraton – Constitution
FREE, Audience: All
Come hear a panelist of diverse speakers address Embracing Diversity:
Continuing the Next 100 Years.
Michael Long, RDH
Carol Lee, RDH, BS
Melanie Colbert,
RDH, BS Co
Rebecca
Marguerite Smith,
RDH, EdD
Tuesday, June 25 1:00pm-2:30pm Room: Sheraton - Constitution
FREE, Audience: All
Immediately following the 3rd House of Delegates and Installation Ceremonies, a
luncheon buffet in honor of the new 2013-2014 ADHA Board of Trustees will be
held. All those attending the 3rd House of Delegates should plan to participate in
this celebration of leadership.
Sponsored by:
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the celebration
of the century!
Councils and Committees
COUNCIL ON EDUCATION
Colleen M. Brickle, RDH, RF, EdD, Chair, Minnesota
Rebecca Stolberg, RDH, BS, MS, Washington
Jacquelyn L. Fried, RDH, MS, Maryland
Rachel Henry, RDH, MS, Ohio
Betty Kabel, RDH, BS, Board Advisor, Florida
COUNCIL ON MEMBER SERVICES
Peter Mark Gangi, RDH, BSEd, Chair, Massachusetts
Heather Beavers, RDH, BAS, Michigan
Valoree J. Althoff, RDH, BS, New Mexico
Jessica Huffman, RDH, MDH, North Carolina
Beth Nicely, RDH, Board Advisor, Kentucky
COUNCIL ON POLICY & BYLAWS
ETHICS COMMITTEE
Yolanda Josey-Baker, RDH, MPH, Region A, District of Columbia
Angie Kosmowski, RDH, Region B, Ohio
Jackie Leakey, RDH, BSDH, Region C, Kansas
Mary C. Bobbett, BA, RDH, Region D, Nevada
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Susan Savage, RDH, BSDH, Chair, Washington
Denise Bowers, RDH, PhD, Vice Chair, Ohio
Louann Goodnough, RDH, BSDH, Minnesota
Catherine A Berard, RDH, BSDH, Region A, Virginia
Nancy DeMott, RDH, Region B, Georgia
Jane A. Criser, RDH, BS, Region C, Kansas
Hildie Oliver, RDH, Region D, Oregon
Tammy Filipiak, RDH, MS, Chair, Wisconsin
Carol Jo Inman, BS, RDH, PRP, Speaker of the House, Oregon
Sheri Moore, RDH, BSHS, Virginia
Diana Saylor, RDH, Tennessee
Marilyn Pickett, BS, RDH, Utah
Joan Kenney Fitzgerald, RDH, BS, Board Advisor, New Hampshire
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
COUNCIL ON PUBLIC HEALTH
COMMITTEE ON ANNUAL SESSION
Christine M. Farrell, RDH, BSDH, MPA, Chair, Michigan
Julianna E. Gelinas, RDH, BS, Pennsylvania
Nicole Glines, RDH, MPH, Nebraska
Anne Varcasio, RDH, MA, New York
Suzanne Luken, RDH, Board Advisor, South Dakota
COUNCIL ON PUBLIC RELATIONS
Michele E. Braerman, RDH, BS, Chair, Maryland
Kelly Tanner Williams, RDH, MS, CDA, Virginia
Mary Sue McFarland, RDH, BS, Tennessee
Heidi Glastetter, RDH, BSDH, Washington
Donnella Miller, RDH, BS, Board Advisor, Tennessee
COUNCIL ON REGULATION AND PRACTICE
Kristen L. Simmons, MHA, RDH, MHA, Chair, Oregon
Clare Larkin, RDH, MEd, RF, CDHC, Minnesota
Barbara Leatherman Dixon, RDH, MEd, Utah
Carmen Pinkston, RDH, BA, Tennessee
Sandra Tesch, RDH, MSHP, Board Advisor, Texas
COUNCIL ON RESEARCH
Deborah Lyle, RDH, BS, MS, Chair, New Jersey
Ashley Grill, RDH, BSDH, MPH, New York
Jodi Olmsted, RDH, PhD, Wisconsin
Marilynn L. Rothen, BS, RDH, Washington
Lancette L. VanGuilder, RDH, Board Advisor, Nevada
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Susan Savage, RDH, BSDH, Chair, Washington
Pamela Quinones, RDH, BS, Maryland
Denise Bowers, RDH, PhD, Ohio
Sandra Tesch, RDH, MSHP, Trustee, Texas
Kelli Swanson-Jaecks, RDH, MA, Oregon
Beth Nicely, RDH, Trustee, Kentucky
Louann Goodnough, RDH, BSDH, Minnesota
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Lynn Ramer, LDH, Chair, Indiana
Margaret L. Green, RDH, MS, Virginia
Carol A. Jahn, RDH, MS, Illinois
Pamela L. Quinones, RDH, BS, Maryland
Denise Bowers, RDH, PhD, Board Advisor, Ohio
E. Jane Crocker, RDH, Chair, Massachusetts
Susan Jenkins, RDH, MS, CAGS, Massachusetts
Lisa Laspina, RDH, Massachusetts
Lancette L. VanGuilder, RDH, Board Advisor, Nevada
Joan Kenney Fitzgerald, RDH, BS, Board Advisor, New Hampshire
COMMITTEE ON MINUTES REVIEW
Diversity Committee
Christina Bordabeheres, RDH, Chair, Illinois
Janeime N. Asbury-Brown, RDH, Georgia
Michael J. Long, RDH, California
Carol Lee, RDH, BS, California
Denise Bowers, RDH, PhD, Board Advisor, Ohio
TOBACCO INTERVENTION INITIATIVE
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mary Kelly, RDH, BS, Chair, Iowa
Joan M. Davis, RDH, MS, Illinois
Margaret J. Fehrenbach, RDH, PhD, MS, Washington
Jacquelyn Fried, RDH, MS, Maryland
Nancy Kane Mann, RDH, MSEd, Indiana
Sharon Zastrow, RDH, Board Advisor, Arizona
ADHA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE COMMITTEE
(JOHNSON & JOHNSON)
Pamela L. Quinones, RDH, BS, Chair, Maryland
Katie Dawson, RDHAP, BS, California
Lynn Ramer, LDH, Indiana
Tammi Byrd, RDH, South Carolina
Doreen Naughton, RDH, BSDH, Washington
NATIONAL CHILDREN’S DENTAL FOUNDATION
Beverley Litchfield, RDH, BS, MHA, Maine
Joan Gluch, RDH, PhD, Delaware
HYPAC
Suzanne Luken, RDH, Chair, South Dakota
Kimberly Hickman-Bowen, RDH, BSDH, MA, Delaware
Jackie Alexander, RDH, Colorado
Janette E. Delinger, RDH, MSDH, Chair, Kansas
Jaclyn Gleber, RDH, EdD, Pennsylvania
Sharon Zastrow, RDH, Arizona
Diann Bomkamp, RDH, BSDH, CDHC, Member at Large, Missouri
COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL BOARDS
ADHA APPOINTED COMMISSIONERS
Mary Lou Gerosky, RDH, Chair, Ohio
Tiffany M. Puccia, RDH, Student, Massachusetts
Melissa Efurd, RDH, MS, Arkansas
Audra Elaine Haynes, RDH, BS, New York
Jill Mason, MPH, RDH, EPDH, Oregon
COMMITTEE ON BOARD POLICY
& PROCEDURES
Kelli Swanson-Jaecks, RDH, MA, Chair, Oregon
Betty Kabel, RDH, BS, Florida
Donnella Miller, RDH, BS, Tennessee
COMMITTEE ON STUDENT RELATIONS
Beth Nicely, RDH, Chair, Kentucky
Kimberly Hickman-Bowen, RDH, BSDH, MA, Delaware
Janette E. Delinger, RDH, MSDH, Chair, Kansas
Lancette L. VanGuilder, RDH, Nevada
STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Alyssa Stiles, Region A, Pennsylvania
Kelly Younger, Region B, South Carolina
Kelly Stellenberg, Region C, Minnesota
Leah Gillam, Region D, Washington
Kathi R. Shepherd, RDH, MS, Commission on Dental
Accreditation
Mary Lou Gerosky, RDH, Joint Commission on National
Dental Examinations
IOH Board of Directors
Pamela Quinones, RDH, BS, Chair
Susan Savage, RDH, BSDH, Chair-Elect
Denise Bowers, RDH, PhD, Director
Kelli Swanson-Jaecks, RDH, MA, Director
Louann M. Goodnough, RDH, BSDH, Treasurer
Scholarship Review Committee
Winnie Furnari, RDH, MS, FAADH, Chair
Valoree Althoff, RDH, BS
Ann O’Kelley Wetmore, RDH, MSDH
Research Grant Review Committee
Sheryl Syme, RDH, MS, Chair
Ann Brunick, RDH, MS
Terri Tilliss, RDH, MS, MA, PhD
Kathryn Bell, BSDH, RDH, MS
And thanks for allowing us to be
a part of your first 100 years.
Number of
Dental Hygienists*
1913
TODAY
1
* Source: ADHA
© 2013 P&G
150,000+
1955
1998
The first fluoride
toothpaste effective
against cavities
3D technology—
oscillating/rotating
plus pulsating—
delivers a
superior clean

celebration of the century! - American Dental Hygienists Association

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