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CAPITAL
STAR
October 2015
Volume 45, Number 5
Substitution of Teeth in the Esthetic Zone
Speaker: Robert “Tito” Norris, DDS
Date: October 20, 2015
Time: Happy Hour: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. * Meeting starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Lecture Course * 2 Hours CE Credit
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When a patient is missing a maxillary anterior tooth, many dentists immediately think of a dental implant
as the gold standard of care. In many adult cases, this is true. However, for growing patients there are a
number of factors to consider. This lecture will review the pertinent literature on this subject and provide
predictable, consistent techniques to orthodontically position and restoratively sculpt anterior teeth to
achieve an esthetic result which is often indistinguishable from natural dentition.
Course Objectives:
1. To understand how to predictably and systematically make a cuspid look like a lateral incisor through
orthodontic positioning, enameloplasty, and composite restoration.
2. To understand how to predictably and systematically turn a premolar into a cuspid, respecting the
gingival architecture, angulation, inclination, and function.
3. How to predictably and systematically substitute a lateral incisor for a central incisor for maximum
esthetics.
...continued on page 9
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EDITOR’S REPORT
By Jonathon R. Kimes, DDS
The Austin Fluoride Fight: City Council Gets It
I
know water fluoridation is a
controversial topic, especially
in Austin. The amount of data, both
for and against water fluoridation, can
make your head explode. The ADA
remains a pro-fluoridation group, and
as the local level of the tripartite, the Capital Area Dental
Society remains a pro-fluoride group. This doesn’t mean
that you must agree or disagree with the position of the
Society, however. Personally, I think debate, if handled
in a professional manner, is healthy to our knowledge of
all topics. If we never challenged the status-quo, then
we would still live in the Dark Ages. Above all else, I
encourage you to create your own opinions based on
your interpretation of science and fact, and continue to
treat your patients with their well-being in mind; fluoride
or no fluoride, amalgam or no amalgam, BPA or no BPA,
and our profession will continue to be the best there is.
So yes, I am writing as a pro-fluoride CADS member…
if you disagree with me, letters to the Editor are always
welcome!
read the meeting manuscript and watched the recorded
meeting twice, and it is my (editorial) opinion that
Councilman Zimmerman came with a hope of getting
the resolution passed before anyone really knew what
was happening. He, along with the anti-fluoridation
camp, was hoping to slide this resolution past the
committee without much representation from the
dental community. Thankfully, Councilwomen Troxclair
and Kitchen recognized the importance of the decision
and requested that the resolution be tabled to allow
time for a more thorough investigation. This gave us
time to organize our troops and circle the wagons.
Another hearing on the resolution was held
in August at a joint session of the Public Utilities
Committee and the Health and Human Services
Committee. By now, the pro-fluoride team had
been assembled and was ready. Philip Huang, MD,
MPH, medical director and health authority of the
Department of Health and Human Services, gave a
...continued on page 3
A very special Thank You is due to all of the CADS
members and other pro-fluoride proponents that
attended the recent City Council Committee hearing on
community water fluoridation. It speaks volumes for our
profession when we take time off from our busy practices
to fight for the health of our community. Well Done!
This time, it all began at the June meeting of the
Austin City Council Public Utilities Committee, where
Councilman Don Zimmerman brought forth a resolution
that would remove fluoride from the community water
supply. Whether by his intention or not, the resolution
almost flew under our (CADS’) radar while the antifluoridation crowd was well aware and well prepared.
During the meeting, invited testimony included the
assistant director of the water and wastewater treatment
program with Austin Water Utility, and the chief
epidemiologist with the Austin/Travis County Health and
Human Services Department (Thank You, ladies!) giving
some basic facts about water fluoridation and speaking
in favor of continued water fluoridation. Testimony in
favor of the resolution was then given the majority of the
floor time, with several local anti-fluoridation activists
giving well thought-out presentations. All sides were
allowed non-biased representation by the Council, but
pro-fluoride speakers were simply outnumbered. I’ve
2 • October 2015
CAPITAL STAR
...continued from page 2
wonderful presentation, followed by CADS President
Elect Dr. Matthew Heck, CADS President Dr. Elyse
Cronin Barron, and CADS member Dr. James McLane.
The anti-fluoridation group presented their side, and
also did a good job illustrating their points. In the
end, Councilman Zimmerman made a motion to send
the resolution forward to the full City Council, but
was unable to get a second, and the resolution died.
Game over, for now. There will be another round…
there always is.
Preparation for a fluoride fight in City Council takes
weeks, and in this case was just for a few minutes of
testimony and a no-vote from the Council. Fluoride
fights are always difficult and mentally challenging,
but once again, CADS rose to the occasion.
Jonathon R. Kimes, DDS
Editor, CADS
CAPITAL STAR
October 2015 • 3
Corner
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Capital Area
By Alan B. Moore, DDS
Dental Foundation
Upcoming CADF Events
n a little more than a month,
it will be tee time for the first
annual CADS/CADF Golf Classic &
After-Party. If you haven’t already,
please mark your calendars for
November 20, 2015 at Avery Ranch
Golf Club and visit www.capitalareadentalfoundation.
org to register for the event online. Not a golfer? We
have you covered with the 19th Hole After-Party that
will include lunch, drinks, prizes and more. This event is
for everyone who wants to have a good time and help
support charitable dentistry in the Austin area.
you to Gala co-chairs, Melinda Perrier, Amie Nemec and
Dr. Benjamin Nemec and the entire Gala Committee for
their hard work and dedication.
As always, if you have any questions about becoming
involved with CADF, please do not hesitate to reach out
to me directly at [email protected]. I am always open
to hear new ideas and suggestions about how we can do
better and serve more people.
Until next time,
Alan B. Moore, DDS
Chairman, Capital Area Dental Foundation
The Foundation is also excited to announce that
we have finalized the date of our annual gala for April
16, 2016. The western-inspired event—the 2016 CADF
Round Up and Gala—will be held again at the Four
Seasons Hotel Austin. The April date will allow us to take
advantage of the good weather and take some of the
party outdoors and also provide some strategic spacing
between our Golf Classic and the Gala. A special thank
CADS/CADF present a day of golf and camaraderie
with the 2015 Golf Classic & 19th Hole After Party!
Friday, November 20, 2015
Avery Ranch Golf Club
7:00am - Registration, Driving Range, Breakfast
8:00am - Shotgun Start (4-person scramble)
1:30pm - 19th Hole After Party & Lunch Reception
$125/player or $500/team
$25 for non-players attending 19th Hole After Party
Sponsorship Opportunities available ranging from $500 to $4,000
Register, sponsor, get more info:
www.capitalareadentalfoundation.org
www.capitalareadental.org
512-992-1217 | [email protected]
4 • October 2015
CAPITAL STAR
BULLETIN BOARD
Dental Hygienists, Assistants and Front Office Staff who
are interested in temporary or permanent work are listed
here each month. To add a name to the Bulletin Board, email
[email protected] by the 5th of the month for publication
in the next issue. Include the following info: Category,
Name, Availability & Phone
HYGIENISTS
Robyn Shepherd...................... Thursday, Friday.................................. 361-960-9626
MaLissa Sturgis........................ Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri................. 512-699-5060
Dawn Adams........................... Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri................. 512-749-8641
Jan Henson.............................. Full/Part Time/Temp........................... 512-923-1441
Sarah Powell............................ Full/Part Time/Temp........................... 512-769-6068
Lori Bonnett............................. Wed, Thurs, Friday.............................. 318-235-7268
Toni Powell.............................. Wed, Thurs, Friday.............................. 512-250-2907
Cyndy Markley......................... Part Time/Temp.................................. 512-964-6457
Jane Roye................................. Temp/Part Time.................................. 512-343-7003
Christine McCall...................... Temp/Part Time.................................. 512-426-7321
Laura Gallegos......................... Temp................................................... 512-736-1714
Camille Thornson.................... Thursday, Friday.................................. 512-739-9548
Kathryn Fruechte..................... Friday.................................................. 608-386-8009
Martha Woodhouse................ Friday.................................................. 512-289-1567
Kellie Rogers............................ Monday............................................... 512-947-7728
ASSISTANT/CHAIRSIDE
Diane Rivas.............................. Temp/Full Time................................... 512-672-9479
Paulina Park............................. Temp................................................... 512-363-6163
Judith Gayle............................. Temp................................................... 703-589-6890
Jennifer Nieland...................... Temp................................................... 512-560-5288
Stella Hawthorne..................... Temp................................................... 512-784-8447
Alenka Radosavljevic............... Temp................................................... 512-577-0977
Nicki Meharg........................... Temp................................................... 512-827-1001
Raina Shie................................ Wednesday......................................... 512-789-2676
Violet Gotsis............................ Temp/Full/Part Time........................... 512-230-3770
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS FOR CENTRAL TEXAS DENTISTS
October 6, 2015
8:00 a.m. Shotgun Start
RSVP: 512-992-1217
www.
capitalareadentalfoundation.org
***
October 20, 2015
***
December 2015
CADS Board Meeting
Austin Country Club
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
CADS General Meeting
Austin Country Club
Happy Hour: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Meeting: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
RSVP by 10:00 a.m. October 16
***
November 5-10, 2015
ADA 2015
America’s Dental Meeting
Washington, D.C.
***
November 5, 2015
CADS Board Meeting
Austin Country Club
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
***
November 17, 2015
CADS General Meeting
Austin Country Club
Happy Hour: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Meeting: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
RSVP by 10:00 a.m. November 13
***
November 20, 2015
CADS/CADF Golf Classic
Avery Ranch Golf Club
No Board Meeting
***
December 2015
No General Meeting
***
January 5, 2016
CADS Board Meeting
Austin Country Club
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
***
January 19, 2016
CADS General Meeting
Austin Country Club
Happy Hour: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Meeting: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
RSVP by 10:00 a.m. January 15
***
January 21-23, 2016
Star of the South Dental Meeting
Houston, Texas
For Info: 713-961-4337
www.starofthesouth.org
***
April 16, 2016
CADF Round Up & Gala
The Four Seasons Hotel
Austin, Texas
FRONT OFFICE
Susan Sinclair........................... Full/Part Time/Temp........................... 512-560-4694
Sandee Davila.......................... Full/Part Time/Temp........................... 512-350-8044
Karyn Combs........................... Full Time............................................. 512-293-0283
Katie McDaniel........................ Full Time............................................. 512-573-9270
Raina Shie................................ Wednesday......................................... 512-789-2676
Margarita Jaquez..................... Friday.................................................. 512-585-5960
Violet Gotsis............................ Temp/Full/Part Time........................... 512-230-3770
Letters to the Editor
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October 2015 • 5
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
By Elyse Cronin Barron, DDS
Legacy
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his morning I signed the title
Dr. Michael Moossy said this, “I worked side by side
over for my 2002 Chrysler
with Dr. Joseph Bell for years prior to his retirement.
Minivan. (HOORAY!) I have been
In that time, he became more than just an associate/
waiting FOREVER to do that! No
partner, he became a friend, mentor and life coach.
offense intended for any minivan
I knew I was going to have big shoes to fill. Joe was
drivers out there but it was never
instrumental in the way I treat my patients and how I
really my style. So why on earth do I
balance my career and life outside of dentistry. To this
have one? My grandfather bequeathed it to me when he
day, patients fondly ask about how he is and we reminisce
passed away. I was a new parent and he thought it was a
on the “Dr. Bell days”. Day in and day out I see the high
good family car with all of 3000 miles on it. So part of me
quality dentistry that he placed years ago in patients’
is celebrating getting rid of that stereotyped
soccer
mom
mouths and it makes me honored to be a part of his
Legacy mobile but another part of me is sad for having let go of
legacy.”
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practices. He has seen dental practices change from when
made me think as we go forth; we all leave behind trails of tradition, virtue, chaos, or cars with remote follow? We have an amazing group of dentists that have
dentists would stand up to practice as well as gold foils
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giving way to composites. Over his career, he has touched
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our advisors, coaches, teachers, mentors with sage wisdom to those we follow and those we have learned from. In
amazing
impart. men peers. They are our advisors, coaches,
the coming months we will be launching a mentorship
teachers,
mentors with sage wisdom to impart.
program. We will need both
mentors and mentees to
George Henry Jurek 1956 Brooks Goldsmith 1961 become involved. You don’t
have to be 50 years out of
William Wicheta 1957 Gerald McDougal 1962 school to be a mentor just
George Shia 1957 Eugene LaGesse 1962 a desire to help a younger
flock of dentists who are
Bernard Stratman 1958 Edgar Harris 1962 striving to be their best - the
best practitioner, employer
Erwin Rost 1958 Gordon Hamilton 1962 or business owner. Please
Morton Krumholz 1958 Howard Ramey 1963 keep an eye on the weekly
CADS Update email and the
Jack Weatherford 1959 Louis Cannatti 1963 website for the program
launch!
Carroll Nanney 1959 Michael Wetzel 1964 Noel Roebuck 1961 Joe Smith 1965 James Ratliff 1961 Robert Reese 1965 JD McBee 1961 Joseph Bell 1965 6 •MOctober
2015
Dr. ichael Moossy said this, “I worked side by side with Dr. Joseph Bell for years prior to his retirement. In that time, he became more than just an associate/partner, he became a friend, mentor and life coach. — By Elyse Cronin Barron, DDS, CADS President,
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DENPAC News
D
ue to action taken during the 84th
Legislative Session, all Texas dentists
will see a $200 reduction in their license fees!
Do you know why? Because DENPAC and the
TDA legislative team are always working hard to
protect you and your profession. Why not use
some (all) of that $200 and become a DENPAC
member? Visit www. DENPAC.org to join.
You can now also join DENPAC using the
new EZ Pledge feature, with less immediate
impact on your wallet! The new DENPAC EZ
Pledge allows you to automatically pay your
DENPAC membership over a 10-month period.
You specify the contribution amount and
the account to be drafted each month, and
you’re done. We can draft your contribution
from your checking account, savings account,
VISA, MasterCard, or American Express. Your
contribution amount will be conveniently
deducted monthly each year until you make
changes or cancel the service.
October 2015 • 7
NEW DENTIST CORNER
By Dr. Anand Adatia and Dr. Kacie Stair
ur annual Fall Pub Crawl
was a hit! Thanks to our
sponsors: Brian Novy with The Brian
Novy Company, DJ Bhola CPA, PC,
and Michael Zuelke with Burkhart
Dental for making this happen. The Pub Crawl was a great event,
but it’s only just the beginning!
October is going to get busy while you’re at work so come
unwind with us with a few rounds of Putt-Putt at Peter Pan
Mini-Golf. This classic Austin landmark is famous for its low-key
environment, intricate sculptures, and invoking a great sense of
nostalgia all while sharing a few drinks with your fellow dentists.
Be on the lookout for the Evite coming soon!
We are excited for all the new events we have planned for
the 2015-2016 year! If you are interested in helping our New
Dentist Committee plan social events, or help with social media,
feel free to contact us.
Welcome New
CADS Members!
Dr. Lucas Ebaugh
Specialty: General Dentistry
Dr. Lacey Ferguson
Specialty: General Dentistry
Dr. Lisa Mertz
Specialty: General Dentistry
Dr. Christopher Naranjo
Specialty: General Dentistry
Dr. Vy Pham
Specialty: General Dentistry
— Dr. Anand Adatia and Dr. Kacie Stair
[email protected]
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Robert (Tito) Norris, DDS
Dr. Robert Norris attended the University of Texas
at Austin where he received his bachelor’s degree with
honors in Biology and a minor in Mechanical Engineering.
He was salutatorian of this dental school class at
the University of Texas Health Science Center at San
Antonio Dental School and completed a General Practice
Residency at the V.A. Hospital in Washington, D.C. He
completed his orthodontics specialty training at Howard
University, graduating as valedictorian with the highest
GPA in the Orthodontic Department’s 25 year history. Dr.
Norris is a member of the American Dental Association,
American Association of Orthodontists, and the Texas
Dental Association.
CADS would like to thank the following
for their generous Sponsorship of our
September General Meeting:
Parkhurst Consulting CPA PC
The Brian Novy Company
Dr. Norris is a resident of San Antonio, Texas, where
he lives with his wife and three children. As a Texas
native, he grew up in Kingsville, Texas. He enjoys snow
skiing, cycling, swimming, strength training, boating,
hiking, and kayaking. Dr. Norris has lectured throughout
the United States, Europe and Asia. His scientific
papers have been published in the American Journal of
Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, Seminars
in Orthodontics, as well as Clinical Impressions. To
date, Dr. Norris and Simone are enjoying their proudest
accomplishments, their three children.
We provide comprehensive oral and maxillofacial services:
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October 2015 • 9
Health Care Changes for the
Small Business Owner
Capital Area Dental Society
Sheet
Capital AreaBalance
Dental Society
as of August Balance
31, 2015Sheet
As of August 31, 2015
E
ffective July 1, a final ruling by the IRS prohibits
small businesses from offering tax-free
reimbursement to employees to help them purchase
individual health insurance plans. According to IRS Notice
2013-54, these Health Reimbursement Arrangements
(HRAs) violate the Affordable Care Act’s market revisions.
Employers who continue to offer such arrangements may
now be subject to a $100/day excise tax per applicable
employee ($36,500 per year, per employee) under
section 4980D of the Internal Revenue Code. For more
information, visit www.irs.gov/Affordable-Care-Act/
Employer-Health-Care-Arrangements
August 31, 2015
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
Wells Fargo
Building Fund
Reserve Fund
Free Market Fixed Income Fund
Free Market Intl Equity Fund
Free Market U.S. Equity Fund
Charles Schwab - MM
Total Checking/Savings
Other Current Assets
Bulk Mail Postage
Total Other Current Assets
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to repeal
the restriction. The Small Business Healthcare Relief Act
(S 1697/HR 2911), sponsored by Sens. Chuck Grassley
(R-IA) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), and Reps. Charles
Boustany Jr. (R-LA) and Mike Thompson (D-CA), would
allow businesses with fewer than 50 employees that do
not provide insurance to assist employees in the purchase
of policies without penalty. Businesses with fewer than
50 employees are not subject to the law’s mandate that
employers provide insurance.
158,651.41
136,189.82
37,251.18
17,283.92
26,174.97
1,233.64
376,784.94
1,837.70
1,837.70
Total Current Assets
378,622.64
TOTAL ASSETS
378,622.64
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Equity
Retained Earnings
Net Income
Total Equity
398,161.86
-19,539.22
378,622.64
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
378,622.64
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Capital Area Dental Society
Membership Benefits
Greater
Texas
Water
Greater
Texas
Water Company
Company
512
472472
9393
512
9393 Company
Greater
Texas
Water
602 W 13th St. Austin, TX 78701
O Peer Review mediation service to reconcile complaints
between patients and doctors
602 W 13th St. Austin, TX 78701
512 472 9393
www.greatertexaswater.com
www.greatertexaswater.com
602 W 13th St. Austin, TX 78701
www.greatertexaswater.com
O Online membership roster
Fountain Classic
Fountain
Classic
Fountain Classic
O Continuing education via general membership meetings
and seminars
Production rate: 10 gallons day
O Capital Star, the monthly newsletter of Capital Area
Dental Society (free classified advertising for members)
Storage
capacity:
10gallons
gallons
Production
rate:
10
gallons
Production
rate: 10
dayday
3
temp
dispenser—Hot,
room
Storage
capacity: 10
Storage
capacity:
10gallons
gallons
temp,
cold
3
temp
dispenser—Hot,
room
3 temp
dispenser—Hot,
room
Automatic
refill
temp, cold
temp,
coldper refill
$89.00
month
Automatic
Automatic
$89.00 perrefill
month
$89.00
per month
Midi Classic
O Dates and information for CE courses being offered in the
Capital area.
O CADS members receive all membership benefits offered
by the Texas Dental Association and American Dental
Association
Midi Classic
Storage capacity: 5 gallons
Automatic
refill 5 gallons
Storage
capacity:
Midi
Classic
$50.00
per
month
Automatic refill
$50.00capacity:
per month 5 gallons
Storage
O The Capital Area Dental Foundation is the philanthropic
arm of CADS. The service that you and your foundation
provide to the community promotes the profession while
helping those in need
O The Legislative Action Committee keeps legislators and
local elected officials informed about the positions of
the profession and inform members of CADS about
legislation that affect dentistry
Distilled
Automatic
refill Water
Distilled
$50.00 per
monthWater
Capital Area Dental Society
Distilled Water
Capital Area Dental Society Income
Statement * June through August 2015
June through August 2015
Income Statement
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Aug 2015
June - Aug 2015
Annual Budget
% of Budget
5/13/09 9:06:27 AM
Income
Advertising Income
1,710.00
9,480.00
34,000.00
Dues
2,250.00
6,900.00
113,350.00
6.09%
General Meetings Income
2,389.93
8,238.55
46,000.00
17.91%
Interest Income
3.47
10.29
0.00
100.0%
Investment Income
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.0%
130.00
250.00
1,000.00
25.0%
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.0%
6,483.40
24,878.84
194,350.00
12.8%
Miscellaneous Income
Unrealized Gains/Losses
Total Income
27.88%
Expense
Accounting/Banking
-79.02
742.76
3,500.00
21.22%
Board Meetings
0.00
2,438.76
9,000.00
27.1%
Building Fund Exp
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.0%
3,838.16
11,270.60
45,500.00
24.77%
Capital Star
Committee Expenses
-1,000.00
9,023.22
26,600.00
33.92%
Donations & Gifts
0.00
0.00
3,500.00
0.0%
Equipment Purchases
0.00
0.00
500.00
0.0%
500.00
5,757.77
43,500.00
13.24%
General Meetings
Income Tax
0.00
0.00
4,000.00
0.0%
3,782.38
12,050.66
45,600.00
26.43%
Miscellaneous Expense
249.93
2,051.60
5,650.00
36.31%
Office Expenses
681.89
1,082.69
4,000.00
27.07%
Reserve Fund
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.0%
Special Events
0.00
0.00
3,000.00
0.0%
7,973.34
44,418.06
194,350.00
22.86%
-1,489.94
-19,539.22
0.00
100.0%
Management Fee
Total Expense
Net Income
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October 2015 • 11
THANK YOU CADF SUSTAINER’S CIRCLE DONORS!
The Capital Area Dental Foundation launched the
Sustainer’s Circle in 2014 to create an easy and affordable
way for people to help those in need of dental care in the
Austin area. So far, 30 donors have stepped up and joined.
You decide how much to donate per month and we’ll do
the rest. A donation as little as $25 per month is enough to
connect two low-income patients with emergency dental
care that will relieve their pain, restore their dignity and
prevent more serious complications.
Dr. Trisha Kimes, Goodwill program dental provider, with her patient,
Juliet, before and after her donated care.
Dr. Ronald Barnett*
Dr. Darryl Baucum
Dr. Michael Bell*
Dr. Mark Castor*
Dr. Griffin Cole
Lyda Creus Molanphy*
Dr. Roland Davies*
Dr. Michael Doughty*
Dr. Osborne Dykes
Jon Fidler*
Dr. Annalisa Heck*
Dr. Eric Hollander
Dr. William Hyden*
Dr. Kelly Keith*
Dr. Kavin Kelp*
Dr. Jonathon Kimes
Dr. Trisha Kimes
Dr. Stanley LaCroix*
Joe Langford*
Dr. Kent Macaulay*
Dr. Alan B. Moore
Dr. AnnMarie Olson*
Dr. Bruce Roach
Dr. Jim Root
Dr. Barry Rouch
Dr. Matthew Steinberg*
Dr. Don Taylor*
Becky Walker*
Dr. Steven Widner*
Dr. Marc Worob*
*SUSTAINER’S CIRCLE FOUNDING MEMBERS
(The first 100 donors to give at least $1000/yr will be considered
founding members for as long as the program exists.)
Questions? Ready to join?
Contact Kristen Whaley at 512-992-1217 or
[email protected]
or go online to capitalareadentalfoundation.org
and fill out the easy donation form!
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Capital Area Dental Society * Board Meeting
August 4, 2015 * Austin Country Club
Attendees: Drs. Elyse Cronin, Darryl Baucum, Julius Eickenhorst,
Wayne Radwanski, Lance Sanders, Alan Moore, Jeran Hooten, Stan
LaCroix, Shailee Gupta, Barry Rouch, Tim Franklin, Jeff Alford, Ensy
Atarod, Trisha Kimes , Jonathon Kimes, Dale Gallagher, Matt Heck,
Anand Adatia, and Nancy Nisbett.
Opening/Meeting Introduction – Dr. Elyse Cronin called the
meeting to order at 6:13pm.
Secretary’s Report – Dr. Dale Gallagher presented minutes from
the June Board and General Meetings. A motion was made to
accept the minutes. Motion#150804BM Moore/Rouch–Passed
Ms. Becky Walker from Wealth Strategies presented the financial
summary of the funds owned by CADS and managed
by Wealth Strategies.
Judicial Report – Dr. Wayne Radwanski read the names of the
new applicants. A motion was made to accept the new members.
Motion#150805BM Rouch/J.Kimes-Passed
President Elect’s Report – Dr. Matthew Heck announced the
upcoming general meeting speakers. Also presented information
regarding the upcoming Austin Public Utilities Committee meeting
regarding fluoridation in August.
Treasurer’s Report – Dr. Ensy Atarod reviewed the June & July
Balance Sheet and Income Statement. Motion to approve the
Financial Report. Motion#150806BM LaCroix/Heck–Passed. CADS
will pay to send three new dentist members to the ADA meeting in
Washington, D.C.
Executive Directors Report – Nancy Nisbett will attend Aptify
training at the TDA in September.
Committee Reports:
• Capital Area Dental Foundation – Drs. Alan Moore and Matt
Heck reported on the CADF Golf Tournament.
• New Dentist - Dr. Anand Adatia reported on upcoming events
in August and September.
• Sponsorship - Dr. Wayne Radwanski reported on the decline
in the number of Sponsors at the General Meetings, and
the concept for tiered sponsorship was discussed. This
emphasized having a primary, large donor “Platinum”
sponsor, as well as having “Gold” sponsorship for smaller
sponsors to have the opportunity to be at our meetings. A
meeting with CADS Board members and the prospective
Platinum sponsor will be the next step.
• TDA/TDA Delegates/Legislative Action – Dr. Jeran Hooten
reported that many legislators are retiring, and dentists
should be alert to contacts possible with new legislators.
DENPAC support is encouraged.
• Website – Dr. Trisha Kimes discussed informational content
for active membership. Future goals and additions will be
continually addressed.
Old Business – none
New Business –
• Membership - Dr. Darryl Baucum and Dr. Ensy Atarod
reported on membership statistical data regarding
membership numbers, dues ramifications, and results
of the membership survey regarding wants and needs
for membership. Study clubs, small group interactivity,
continuing education opportunities, efficient use of meeting
time, and meeting frequencies and size were a few of the
topics discussed.
• Website as an online community for CADS membership is in
progress.
• Mentorship program is in progress.
• Top Golf fundraiser for the TDA Smiles Foundation on
October 9th.
• Texas Mission of Mercy in Lubbock September 18-19, and
Abilene October 30-31.
Conclusion and Adjournment – The gavel was passed and the
meeting was adjourned at 8:34pm.
Submitted by Dr. Dale Gallagher
Capital Area Dental Society
General Meeting Minutes * August 18, 2015
Austin Country Club
Opening: Dr. Elyse Cronin called the meeting to order at 6:34 p.m.
Invocation: The invocation was given by Dr. Elyse Cronin.
Sponsors: CADS wishes to thank the following for their generous
support at this month’s meeting: McLerran and Associates,
Patterson Dental Supply, Inc., Summit Dental Lab
New Members: Dr. Sinan Abdulkadir, Dr. Anita Albert, Dr. Bruce
Bentley, Jr., Dr. Sara Burns, Dr. Shelly Duggal, Dr. Ali Golshani, Dr.
Soulmaz Heydari, Dr. Allan Hsu, Dr. Tessia Lamison, Dr. Jennifer
Phillips, Dr. Walkiria Rivera, Dr. Melody Salehi, Dr. Audrey Su, Dr.
Leigh Veilleux, Dr. Sarah Wojciechowski.
A Motion was made to accept the new members into CADS.
Motion#150802GM LaCroix/Olson-Passed
Speaker: Dr. Matthew Heck introduced the speaker Dr. Marcel
Noujeim.
Title of the Course: “Cone Beam CT: Basic Principles and
Interdisciplinary Collaboration”
Old Business: None
New Business: None
The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m. by Dr. Elyse Cronin.
Submitted by Dr. Dale Gallagher
14 • October 2015
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There is a 30-word limit per ad. If you have any questions, please call (512) 335-1405.
CLASSIFIEDS
ASSOCIATES/PARTNERS
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Private care general practice, no PPO’s, seeking
associate with intent to buy. 38 years in central Austin
location. Longstanding, wonderful staff. Austin Skyline
Dental. Call 512-452-9547.
The Donated Dental Services (DDS) Program needs
volunteers (General & Specialists) to provide
comprehensive dental care to the elderly & disabled in
your office. To volunteer, contact the Capital Area Dental
Foundation at 512-992-1217.
Established general dentistry practice in downtown
Austin seeks motivated, experienced dentist for
space sharing arrangement available immediately.
3 operatories. Contact Shannon 512-320-8060 or
[email protected].
Established private practice looking to add a quality
oriented dentist with great communication skills & friendly
demeanor. Skills in Endo, Invisalign, Pedo, Cerec and Exts a
plus. Send Resume to [email protected].
Privately owned FFS North Austin office is looking for
an associate / partner. Experienced candidates must
be able to provide a high level of patient centered
care. [email protected].
EMPLOYMENT
Part time Dental Hygienist needed for Thursdays and
Fridays at a busy South Austin Dental practice. Please
send resumes to [email protected] or call
512-445-7070.
General Dentist with 20 plus years’ experience available
for temp work...vacation, sick, maternity leave. Call Dr.
David Butler 512-267-0890 or cell 512-971-1049.
The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM)
Program needs volunteers (General & Specialists) to
provide comprehensive dental care to Austin’s hard
working musicians in your office. To volunteer, contact
the Capital Area Dental Foundation at 512-992-1217.
Manos de Cristo Dental Clinic is currently seeking
volunteer dentists. To volunteer, contact Julie Ballesteros
at 512-477-2319.
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
Pelton and Crain Chairman Chair with Traverse Dark
woodtone base with nautical blue upholstery in good
condition. Mechanically completely sound/functions as
designed. $2400.00. Call 512-343-9488.
Inexpensive major brand dental implants and
components for sale. Variety of Nobel Biocare, AstraTech,
3i, Zimmer, Bicon, Biohorizons, Hiossen, Implant Direct,
etc. Email questions to implantsuperstore@hotmail.
com for quote.
Marus Dental side unit with assistants package and light.
$700 OBO. Email [email protected].
Adec 1003 chairs with units, lights. Gendex x-ray,
Dental-Ez chairs, doctors & assistants stools, sterilizer,
perio-pro developer, bathroom cabinets, compressor.
[email protected].
SPACE AVAILABLE
New modern dental practice looking for sublease in
78704. 3-6 ops available. Current doctor working 3 days
a week using 3 chairs, total of 6 in practice. Contact
[email protected] or call 512.567.8803
For Lease: New medical office within Waterleaf Medical
East-Bldg 1 in Southwest Austin. Approximately 3 miles
from Circle C. ~1400-1500SF. White Box delivery. For
more information, call 512-791-1584. New large modern Endodontic practice in Waterleaf medical
complex in Circle-C. Has 3 plumbed operatories available
in a separate section for space sharing arrangements with
another specialist. Contact 617-633-2233.
Round Rock. Corner, Intersection. New, modern
space available. 2,000 to 4,000 sq. ft. shells available.
Surrounded by great neighborhoods and schools. Call
512-751-1099.
PRACTICE FOR SALE
Practice Sale: N Central Austin, 8 ops (6 equipped), 2,600’,
700k gross, sell for 485K, office finished out in 2004 for
$325K, designed for 2 dentists, top condition, all digital,
retiring. reply [email protected].
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Dr. Joseph P. Goodson has served the Austin community for over 35 years. Dr. Goodson and his entire
staff are dedicated to providing each patient with individualized, state-of-the-art orthodontic treatment and
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Our office is designed for your comfort and our trained professional staff works as a team to make your visit
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We recognize that every patient has different needs, and we pride ourselves in the courteous service that we
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P.O. Box 202966
OFFICERS:
Austin, TX 78720-2966
Dr. Elyse Cronin Barron, President; Dr. Matthew Heck, President-Elect
Dr. Ensy Atarod, Treasurer; Dr. Dale Gallagher, Secretary
Dr. Donald Taylor, Immediate Past President; Dr. Tim Franklin, Member at Large
EDITOR:
Dr. Jonathon Kimes
WEBMASTER:
Dr. Trisha Kimes
MANAGING EDITOR:
Nancy Nisbett, Executive Director
DENTAL SOCIETY
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Fax: 512/335-1835
e-mail: [email protected]
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