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THE 2011 JOURNAL OF THE
International College of Dentists
THE GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS CAMPAIGN
The International College of Dentists has wonderful stories
to tell. Humanitarian projects are supported by ICD Fellows
around the world. Leadership roles throughout the dental
programs for both dentists and the public are being
presented. Getting these stories told is essential for the
future growth and success of The College. Only when
ICD Fellows know what the College is doing will they
develop the sense of pride and ownership necessary
to continue being active and engaged members.
At The International College of Dentists we have expanded
our communications to include both electronic and printed
publications. The cost of printing and delivering The Globe
2011 around the world has risen dramatically even though
most of the work is done by our staff and volunteers. The Globe
has become the “calling card” of The College and receives wide
distribution and approval.
$20 US. Please use the return envelope enclosed in The Globe.
ATTENTION LIFE MEMBERS……….
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to pay $20 US in order to continue to
receive The Globe through the mail.
The support of Life Members through
the years is recognized and appreciated.
They have earned their dues free
status. The Globe may be downloaded
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to The Globe, Journal of the International College of Dentists, 1010
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Vangel R. Zissi, J. Terrell Hoffeld
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After the breakfast and lecture. Fellows from Section III, Mexico: (L/R)
Lic. Hector Flores (Honorary), Drs. Joaquín González, Miguel Sánchez
Aedo, Nestor Schejtman, Miguel Colín, Hector Cabañas, Carlos Quiroz
(Past President), Alfonso González (President) and Alfredo Sakar (Past
President.
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At the lecture over Alcoholism, Drug abuse and Gambling, Dr. Alfonso González Campderá (President
I.C.D. Mexico), Lic. Claudio Calva (Lecturer) and Dr.
Alfredo Sakar (Past-president I.C.D. Mexico).
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In June, as in previous years, the social project of the Sierra Tarahumara took place, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Ciudad Juárez. A group
of members of the International College of Dentists participated with the
leadership of Drs. Rubén and Numa
Escobar, distinguished members of
the I.C.D.-M. This year more than
300 patients, mostly native children,
were treated with procedures that included prophylaxis, composite resin
restorations, extractions and surgery.
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treatments, but we received much
more in gratitude and affection from
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these wonderful patients, most of
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charge of the North-Center Regency and whose contributions to the organization of this social project and the contact between the Rotary Club and the
I.C.D.-Mexico were outstanding. The many donations by the International
College of Dentists to different institutions of the North-Center Region of
our country are also commendable.
The South Regency members with their committed and active regent,
Dr. Rolando Peniche, also the Dean of the Dental School, had its 6th Dental
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place September 23 and 24, 2010. Dr. Rolando Velasco S. lectured to over
400 students and dentists who assisted to this important meeting.
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was decided upon. This was a piano concert in charge of Master Mauricio Haneine at the majestic San Ildefonso Museum located in downtown
Mexico City. The event started with dinner at the restaurant “El Mayor”
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Dr. Mario Sosa Correa, FICD, and a dental
student treating a patient during the Dental
Brigades conducted by the Universidad Anahuac Mayab and I.C.D. Section III Mexico in
the rural zone of Cholul Yucatán.
Students and Dr. Rolando Velasco, FICD
speaker of the “VI Congreso Magno I.C.D.
Anahuac Mayab University, Merida, Yucatán,
Mexico.
An autoclave machine was donated for communitary
services to the local dental association in Cd. Juarez.
L/R: Fellows Numa Escobar, Ruben Escobar, Enrique
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Cabañas, Guadalupe Rivas and Miguel Sanchez-Aedo.
Seated, L/R: Mrs. Maricruz González Campderá, Mrs. Camón, Dr. Patricia Flores and Dr.
Marcela Cabañas.
Seated, L/R: Mrs. Mary Bello; Mrs. Adrian Quiroz; Dr. Carlos Quiroz (Past President).
Second Row, L/R: Fellows Jorge Parás (Past President); J. Angel Sifuentes (Regent,
Central North Zone); Patricia and Ramón Braojos; Antonio Bello (International Councilor);
Georgina and Roberto Sánchez-Woodworth.
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Second Row, L/R: Fellows Liliana Acuña, Saúl Gutierrez; Laura Díaz-Guzmán; Abraham
Chisikovsky (Master); Federico Pérez-Diez (Past President); Ernesto Acuña (International
Past President) and Enrique Treviño (President-Elect, Mexico).
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Medina Pestana (Hospital Director), Emil A. Razuk (President, São Paulo
State Dental Association, Pinheiros), Alex Y. Otani (I.C.D.’s Coordinator),
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Freitas, Councilor (Brazil); Rubén Ditore, Regent Paraguay; Charles Siroky,
President-Elect I.C.D.; Gustavo Pizarro, Registrar (Chile); Sergio Alvarez,
Regent Peru; Rafael Gutiérrez, Regent Argentina; and Alvaro Gadola, Regent
Uruguay.
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The Annual Convocation and Award Ceremony of the International College of Dentists India, Sri Lanka & Nepal Section
was held on April 25, 2010, at Hotel Ashok, New Delhi. H.E.
Honorable Sh. Tejendra Khanna, Lt. Governor of Delhi was the
Chief Guest at the occasion.
The Convocation and the Award Function started with a
very interesting and informative panel discussion called “OralSystemic Corelationship and a Holistic Approach to deal with
it.” The Eminent Panelists were Dr. T.D. Chugh, Microbiologist,
Chairman, Dept. Of Microbiology and Infection Control; Dr.
B.L. Kapur, Memorial Hospital, Pusa Road, New Delhi; Dr.
Sanjay Tyagi, Cardiologist, Professor and Head, Dept. Of
Cardiology, G.B. Pant Hospital, New Delhi; Dr. Sangeeta
Gupta, Gynecologist, Professor, Dept. Of Gynecology, Lok
Nayak Hospital, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi;
and Dr. Jocelyne S. Feine, Periodontist, Professor, McGill
University, Quebec, Canada. The discussion was moderated by
Dr. A. Kumarswamy, Periodontist, Mumbai and Dr. Ajay Kakar,
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attended by the Fellows of the I.C.D., members of the dental
fraternity, as well as many students and award winners from all
over the country.
On arrival of the Chief Guest H.E. Honorable Sh. Tejendra
Khanna, President Dr. S.M. Taneja lead the Ceremonial Procession followed by Registrar Dr. Rajiv K. Chugh, President-Elect
Dr Mahesh Verma along with the other members of the B.O.R.,
and all Past Presidents present and the new inductees.
The Convocation started with the prayer and lighting of the
lamp by Chief Guest H.E. Honorable Sh. Tejendra Khanna, Dr.
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S.M. Taneja, Dr. Anil Kohli, Dr. Mahesh Verma, Dr. Rajiv K.
Chugh and Dr. R.C. Kakar.
Chief Guest H.E. Honorable Sh. Tejendra Khanna distributed
the following awards for the panel discussion held earlier in the
evening:
Dr. M.L. Soni Memorial Award:
Dr. Jocelyne S. Feine
Dr. H.D. Merchant Memorial Award:
Dr. T.D. Chugh
Dr. Ratan H. Doctor Memorial Award:
Dr. Sanjay Tyagi
Dr. S.L. Bali Memorial Award:
Dr. Sangeeta Gupta
Dr. Prabhu Dayal Grover Award:
Dr. A. Kumarswamy
Dr. Arun P. Setia Award:
Dr. Ajay Kakar
Eighteen (18) dentists from all over India were inducted as
Fellows to this prestigious College by the President, Dr. S.M.
Taneja. The College awards Fellowship to the dentists who have,
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Prof. Ashima Valiathan, Manipal: Elected Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons (Glasgow). She is also the Adjunct Professor, Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
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February 6, 2010: A CDE programme
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Edward Peel, Gordon, New South Wales, Australia; Sathananthan Kanagaratnam, Auckland, New Zealand; Alan Isaac, Hamilton, New Zealand;
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Dental Treatment in Hmaw Bi
Dental Treatment in Kyone Village
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