The RESOURCE -
2017–2018
VOL 16/ISSUE 2
Member Services • Society Leaders • Your Foundation • CDE Programs & Classes 1111 Har vard Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122-4205
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Table of Contents | 2017-18 The Resource Guide ABOUT SEATTLE-KING COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY Changes Ahead......................................................................... 4 Member Services....................................................................... 6 Office Team/ Contact................................................................. 7 Society Leaders ........................................................................ 8 2017-18 Committees................................................................. 9 Past Presidents and In Memoriam.............................................. 11 Your Foundation...................................................................... 12 CDE Schedule.......................................................................... 13 Refund Policy.......................................................................... 16 HR Consultant Information........................................................ 26 CDE PROGRAMS Transition Planning..............................................................................13 Top 15 Mistakes Dentist Make .............................................................14 Methods, Materials and Madness..........................................................14 Officer Installations.............................................................................14 Green Dentistry -Opioids and Marijauna..................................................15
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HOME/OFFICE SERVICES Constantine Builders.............................................................................2 Home Owners Club..............................................................................5 INSURANCE Northwest Dentists Insurance Co. (NORDIC)...........................................13 Washington Dentists Insurance Agency (WDIA)......................................18 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Jeffrey W. Doneskey DMD Sleep Apnea and Facial Pain Ctr �����������������������3 AFTCO..............................................................................................16 Garde Capital....................................................................................16 Keller | Rohrback Law Offices...............................................................17 Ann Durham Attorney at Law...............................................................20 Katharine Christian DMD - Sleep Apnea and Snoring ............................20 Vern Frickel (AFTCO)..........................................................................25 Dental Group LLC...............................................................................27 Nakanishi Dental Lab..........................................................................28
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Dear Member, We are making some important changes with this issue of our Membership Resource Guide that we wish to share with you. You will notice that this issue does not include a directory of membership or a listing of specialists by city. We have now moved this critical resource for you onto our “Members Only” section of our website. Our Membership Committee and the Executive Council gave this change significant thought and solicited feedback from some of you in that process. Here are the reasons for the change: • The printed Membership Directory was out-of-date before it even got off the press. Members move, change practices and forget to update the Dental Society. By being online, we will now be able to update the membership and specialty listing every quarter and add it to the online directory. This will ensure you will be able to access the most current membership information each time you go online. • Our website was converted to a mobile phone friendly format a year ago. This will allow you to access the membership listing through your telephone or other mobile device whenever and wherever you need it. • With an online directory, we no longer have the page constraints associated with a printed version. Our new directory will list multiple offices locations for our members and specialists. We will no longer be confined to one listing for each member and specialist. We believe this will be particularly valuable for our specialist members who may have offices in various geographic locations. • Finally, please know that the information that appears in this online directory is drawn directly from the American Dental Association’s membership database. If you see an error in your listing, we can update that for you; and, it will automatically update the ADA and the WSDA. We are excited about this change. By harnessing technology, we believe you will have the most current membership information literally at your fingertips and through your mobile telephone. That said, we recognize the value of much of the reference material that existed in the former Membership Directory. So, included in this publication, you will still find information about the reduced cost dental clinics in King County, the leadership of the Dental Society and Foundation, your membership benefits, upcoming continuing dental education classes and so much more. We welcome your feedback and suggestions in regards to this change and hope it benefits you and your practice. 4 l 2017-2018 SKCDS RESOURCE GUIDE
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MEMBER SERVICES Your exclusive member benefits
Member Benefit: Promoted Companies
Member Benefit: Continuing Education
Bank of America
Continuing Dental Education
We are excited to continue our relationship with Bank of America. As a Seattle-King County Dental Society partner, Bank of America has extended very favorable rates and services to members of SKCDS. Whether you are looking for practice financing, practice purchase assistance or other business banking services, Bank of America’s dental group is available to meet your needs. Additionally, they continue to support SKCDS by offering practice management classes and CDE program sponsorship. We appreciate this partnership and know you will too.
The Management Trust
Since 2003, the Society has offered members assistance with employee relations and human resources services through an arrangement with Paul Schaber, president of The Management Trust. Mr. Schaber provides practical advice on how an employer can deal with employee problems and avoid legal jeopardy. Mr. Schaber is not an attorney; therefore, for legal answers, members are referred to their attorney. Call the Central Office at 206.448.6620 for contact information. NORDIC – Northwest Dentists Insurance Company Since its inception in 1989, over 2,600 Northwest dentists have chosen NORDIC to protect their practices through professional liability coverage and property/general liability coverage. NORDIC offers highly competitive rates, top rated products, local service and claims agents and is sold by the WSDA’s for-profit arm, Washington Dentists’ Insurance Agency (WDIA). Since WDIA is owned by the WSDA, purchasing insurance supports the Association by creating more non-dues income to help pay for legislative advocacy and oral health education. Please call 1.800.622.4075, 425.408.2670 or 206.441.6824 for quotes on NORDIC professional liability and business owners policy.
Physicians & Dentists Credit Bureau (P & D)
The Seattle-King County Dental Society provides continuing dental education programs for its members and for all members of the dental team. The programs are planned by the Program and Continuing Dental Education Committee. Members are encouraged to attend these CDE programs and to serve on this active Committee. Information about CDE programs for the coming year are included in this Membership Guide. To register, please contact the Central Office at 206.448.6620 or online at www.skcds.org. As always, SKCDS is committed to offering excellent programs at very reasonable fees.
New Dentist Programs – Free to You
Starting in January of each year, the Society offers a social get-together and monthly series of free programs for New Dentists. The programs are evening meetings with speakers presenting topics that are of special interest to New Dentists. These evening programs are preceded by food and beverages and are open to all SKCDS members under 40 and those members with less than 10 years of membership. We also host regular social hours after work at various venues in the greater Seattle area.
Member Benefit: News and Information Weekly Update
SKCDS sends out a weekly email update keeping you informed of the latest information on policy and governance as well as social events, classes and benefits you can use. Check your email for up-to-the-minute information on what’s going on with your Society.
Publications
Members keep current on Society activities with the Seattle-King County Dental Society Membership Quarterly. The annual Resource Guide is published in the fall. Both publications are mailed to all SKCDS members.
As of June 1997, Seattle-King County Dental Society acquired complete ownership of Physicians & Dentists Credit Bureau. This is your dental collection agency! For all your SKCDS Website collection needs, call P & D at 253.246.0300. The SKCDS website address is www.skcds.org. Sections include About the Society, For the Community, For Dentists, and the Foundation. The website is a great resource WEO Media for members to find quick information about the Society and for the public to find a As online presence becomes more and more essential, we are pleased to continue our dentist and dental health information. Our website includes an online membership partnership with WEO Media. WEO offers full-service web design, web hosting and directory, our SKCDS Membership Quarterly and information including: Society officers, online marketing consultation to dental practices. Additionally, WEO Media supports Bylaws, mission statement, membership benefits, standing Committees, Committee the Society by sponsoring CDE classes and offering no-cost webinars and trainings in all meeting minutes, meetings and Continuing Education courses and Seattle-King County aspects of online information. Dental Foundation grants & events. Best of all once you log into our site you will be automically logged on to the WSDA and ADA sites.
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Facebook page
SKCDS is on Facebook! Our Facebook page was created in 2011 to provide an additional outlet for questions, information about events, and photos of our volunteers, members and sponsors. Follow SKCDS on Facebook for fun and informative way to stay linked to your Dental Society. “Like” us!
Member Benefit: Relevant Services Patient Referral Service
The Central Office uses the ADA computer referral system. We can access a highly detailed database for referrals to over 1,300 Society members. The Office also maintains listings for all area clinics, health department services and other resources for reduced dental care.
Public Information Programs
The Society Central Office maintains a constant liaison with all media resources in King County. Media resources are provided with up-to-date information on all aspects of dental care. Additionally the Society provides printed materials to the public at no charge in conjunction with media promotions. These promotions include Public Service Announcements to all television and radio stations in King County.
YOUR CENTRAL OFFICE TEAM
“Members Only” Telephone Number to SKCDS Central Office
To make sure that our members can get through directly to the Central Office whenever necessary, a special number is available for members to call – 206.448.6620. The Central Office Staff will know it is a member calling and will answer the call immediately. The main number 206.443.7607 is also available. To contact the Executive Director or leave her a private message, call 206.448.6615.
Peer Review
The Society’s Peer Review Committee offers, free of charge, to the patient and member dentist, a well-organized system to hear complaints through the peer review system as established by the WSDA. This process is available only to patients seeing member dentists. If the dentist is not a member the patient is referred to the Dental Quality Assurance Commission. If you have any questions about Peer Review, please call the Central Office at 206.448.6620.
Member Benefit: Social & Networking Opportunities Peer Interaction
Meet your peers through regularly scheduled social functions, membership meetings and scientific seminars.
Free Membership Meetings
At least four times a year, your Society presents free general membership meetings. These evening programs include dinner, updates on dentistry and are informative programs that provide 2 CDE credits. You must pre-register for those programs by calling 206.448.6620 or online at skcds.org.
ABID BHATTI Director Administrative Services abid@skcds.com
JENNIFER FREIMUND Executive Director jennifer@skcds.com
SANDRA ANDERSON Director Membership Services sandra@skcds.com
C O N TA C T U S SKCDS Central Office 1111 Harvard Avenue Seattle, WA 98122 Phon 206.448.6620 Fax: 206.443.9308 Email: skcds@skcds.com website: www.skcds.org
Happy Hours
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SOCIETY LEADERS Meet your Executive Council and WSDA delegates
Executive Council members 2017-2018: L to R: Drs. Ryan Fox, Austin Baruffi, Lisa Egbert, Jim Reid, Kirk King, Craig Neal, Joe Vaughn, Imahn Moin and Timothy Hess. Not pictured: Drs. Noah Letwin, Shane Ness and Amanda Spivey.
Executive Council Dr. Craig E. Neal, President Dr. Kirk E. King, President elect Dr. Timothy A. Hess, Past president Dr. Lisa M. Egbert, Treasurer Dr. Joe Vaughn, Secretary Dr. Ryan M. Fox, Executive Council 2018 Dr. James W. Reid, Executive Council 2018 Dr. Amanda Spivey, Executive Council 2018 Dr. Imahn A. Moin, Executive Council 2019 Dr. Shane T. Ness, Executive Council 2019 Dr. Austin Baruffi, Executive Council 2020 Dr. Noah E. Letwin, Executive Council 2020 Ms. Jennifer L. Freimund, Executive Director
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WSDA Delegates Term Expires 2018
Dr. Karim Z. Alibhai Dr. Linda J. Edgar Term Expires 2017 Dr. Sarah D. Fraker Dr. Jeff S. Abolofia Dr. Craig E. Neal Dr. Amy J. Cook Dr. Michelle F. Neal Dr. Ryan M. Fox Dr. Oleg Shvartsur Dr. Noah E. Letwin (Alternate for Dr. Timothy A. Hess) (Alternate for Dr. Steven Albright) Dr. Audrey K. Tatt Dr. Randall H. Ogata Dr. Amy M. Winston Dr. Daniel M. Tremblay Dr. Mark Walker (Alternative for Dr. CR Anderegg) Term Expires 2019 Dr. Austin Baruffi Dr. Kirk E. King Dr. Christine Kirchner Dr. Gregory Y. Ogata Dr. Jeffrey A. Schur Dr. Christine K. Shigaki Dr. Judson A. Werner
SKCDS COMMITTEES Helping guide your Society
Access to Care
Forensics
Membership Ambassadors
Dr. Chris Delecki, Chair Dr. Rolf Christensen Dr. Linda Edgar Dr. Bea Gandara Dr. Melanie Garcia Dr. Douglass Jackson Dr. Noah Letwin, Liaison Ms. Alison Mondi Ms. Susan Minahan Dr. Katherine Sloan Dr. Sarah Vander Beek Dr. Teresa Yagi
Dr. Kyle Tanaka, Chair Dr. Gary Bell Ms. Kaitlin Csonka Dr. Tracy DeLorm Dr. Dean Dyson Dr. Jennifer Emerson Dr. Shannon Farazi Dr. Timothy Hess Dr. Gary Heyamoto Dr. Kirk Kallander Dr. Stephanie Kavanaugh Dr. Kirk King, Liaison Dr. Michael Kitsis Dr. Chris Lewis Ms. Cheryl Lundquist Ms. Victoria Magoonbarker Dr. Felix Marcial Dr. Jeff Marks Ms. Francy Merritt, RDH Dr. Neil McGee Ms. Heidi Miller, RDH Ms. Jane Moreno Ms. Jennifer Murphy Dr. Clem Pellett Dr. Gary Pyfer Ms. Kathy Roumeliotis, RDH Dr. Tom Seal Ms. Elaine Seike Ms. Lisa Smith Dr. James Stephens Dr. Rodney Wentworth
Dr. Peanut Hattaway, Chair Dr. Steven Albright Dr. Carlos Caballero Dr. Theresa Cheng Dr. Paul Kennedy Dr. Er-Jia Mao Dr. Brett Nydegger Dr. Randy Ogata Dr. Stephen Pong Dr. Princy Rekhi Dr. Karen Sakuma Dr. Miki Suetsugu Dr. Gina Trask Dr. Camille VanDevanter Dr. Kim Winton
Budget & Finance Dr. Lisa Egbert, Chair/Liaison Dr. Kirk King Dr. Libby Kutcipal Dr. Patrick McGrath Dr. Brian Moody Dr. Negar Sherkat Dr. Josh Walker
Communications Dr. Shane Ness, Chair/Liaison Dr. Victor Barry Dr. Daniel Geare Dr. Molly McIntosh Dr. Christopher Pickel Dr. Oleg Shvartsur Dr. Douglas Walsh Dr. Judson Werner
Leadership Dr. Austin Baruffi, Chair Dr. Jeff Abolofia Dr. Karim Alibhai Dr. Libby Kutcipal Dr. Imahn Moin, Liaison Dr. Robert Nieman Dr. Kyle Sorenson Dr. Judson Werner Dr. Amy Winston
New Dentist Committee Dr. Austin Baruffi, Chair/Liaison Dr. Rebecca Bockow Ms. Cambria Cunningham Dr. Peanut Hattaway Ms. Van-Anh La Dr. Brett Nydegger Dr. Anthony Vuong Dr. Michael Wasson
Membership Committee Dr. Joe Vaughn, Chair/Liaison Dr. Ohie Charoenkul Mr. Hakan Gem Dr. Peanut Hattaway Dr. Rachel Kramer Dr. Rica Mackert Dr. Imahn Moin Dr. Randy Ogata Dr. Tofunmi Osundeko Dr. Princy Rekhi Dr. Audrey Tatt Dr. Kimberly Winton
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Peer Review
Program Committee
Dr. Kal Klass, Chair Dr. Paul Benoit Dr. Mark Bingham Dr. Dale Bloomquist Dr. Timothy Butson Dr. Hashim Chothia Dr. Irving Cohen Dr. Barry Feder Dr. Linda Fukuda Dr. J Michael Hardy Dr. Randall Maebo Dr. Jurga Martini Dr. Gerrarda O’Beirne Dr. Thomas Quickstad Dr. James Reid, Liaison Dr. James Rosenwald Dr. Ralf Schuler Dr. David Silver Dr. Miki Suetsugu Dr. James Swanson Dr. Douglas Walsh Dr. Rodney Wentworth Dr. Charles Young
Dr. Craig Neal, Chair/Liaison Dr. Steve Carstensen Dr. Steven Albright Dr. Bryan Edgar Dr. Kirk King Dr. Princy Rekhi Dr. Jansen Richins Dr. Danny Tremblay Dr. Lee Zamos
Event Planning
Dr. Tim and Ms. Lisa Hess, Co-Chairs Mr. Robert Brown Dr. Cynthia Pauley Dr. Princy Rekhi Dr. Karen Sakuma Ms. Lori Saleba Dr. Amanda Spivey, Liaison Dr. Nina Svino Dr. Amy Winston
Women in Dentistry Task Force Dr. Rica Mackert Dr. Stephanie Su Dr. Miki Suetsugu Dr. Audrey Tatt Dr. Kim Winton
If you are unable to find a name in the online Membership list, please contact the Central Office at 206.448.6620.
CHECK OUT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE
Mark your calendars for classes, social time, community service opportunities…. And more! See page 13 for a listing of all our Member Meetings and co-sponsored continuing education classes. For more information, or to register for any event, please see our website, www.skcds.org, or call the office at 206.448.6620. JANUARY 2018 Women in Dentistry – Saturday, January 6 – 8:30 – 11:00 AM New Dentist program – Wednesday January 24 – 6:30 – 9PM Dental Action Day – Thursday, January 25 – 7:00 AM in Olympia FEBRUARY 2018 SKCDS Women in Dentistry at the Enumclaw STEM Expo Thursday, February 8 – 6 -9PM MARCH 2018 New Dentist program – Wednesday, March 7 – 6:30 – 9PM New Dentists Boot Camp – Saturday, March 24 – 8:30 – 1:30 PM
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APRIL 2018 Happy Hour – Thursday, April 19 – 6 - 8PM MAY 2018 New Dentist program – Thursday, May 9 – 6:30 - 8PM Happy Hour – Thursday, May 17 – 6 - 8PM JUNE 2018 Happy Hour/Cheers with Peers – Thursday, June 7 – 6 - 8PM Pacific Northwest Dental Conference –Thursday – Friday, June 21-23
PAST PRESIDENTS And remembering members we lost this past year * Indicates deceased 1892-93 E.D. Andrus* 1908-09 M.A. Winningham* 1913-14 George T. Williams* 1914-15 Eugene Sweeney* 1915-16 E.B. Edgers* 1921-22 A.H. Meadowcroft* 1922-23 R.E. Plummer* 1923-24 R.L. Hearne* 1924-25 A.B. Linne* 1925-26 G.A. Barker* 1926-27 Aubrey L. Martin* 1927-28 Frank E. Wood* 1928-29 Varney Kelley* 1929-30 R.I. Vandewell* 1930-31 Fred E. Casey* 1931-32 C.T. Fleetwood* 1932-33 Chester M. Allen* 1933-34 Lando Zech* 1934-35 O.A. Anderson* 1935-36 A.W.C. Jeffrey* 1936-37 Crawford Warren* 1937-38 Irving Seth* 1938-39 W.H. Hagen* 1939-40 L.L. Foote* 1940-41 Fred Dingler* 1941-42 H.I. Gilbert* 1942-43 H.N. Moore* 1943-44 B.E. Anderson* 1944-45 O.T. Dean* 1945-46 Emery J. Fraser* 1946-47 D.C. MacEwan* 1947-48 O.T. Olsen* 1948-49 Cecil F. Lindley* 1949-50 Clyde R. Flood* 1950-51 A.N. Russell* 1951-52 K.B. Edgers* 1952-53 Elmer O. Vitous* 1953-54 George L. Vandewall*
1954-55 Robert J. Wallace* 1955-56 C.H. Feasel* 1956-57 George D. Dore, Jr.* 1957-58 Arnold E. Stoller* 1958-59 George J. Chatalas* 1959-60 Paul P. Weaver* 1960-61 Milan V. Starks* 1961-62 Herbert W. Fleege* 1962-63 Robert G. McCarter* 1963-64 Pierre R. Dow* 1964-65 Paul E. Mehus* 1965-66 J. Harvey Losh* 1966-67 Edward J. Nowak* 1967-68 Eugene A. Palmer* 1968-69 Irving D. Anderson* 1969-70 Jack B. Rice* 1970-71 Eugene M. Zuck* 1971-72 Richard D. Swanson 1972-73 Frank B. Guthrie* 1973-74 Johnny N. Johnson* 1974-75 DeWayne L. Briscoe 1975-76 James R. Easley 1976-77 John W. Richards* 1977-78 Robert J. Tadlock 1978-79 Charles E. Webber* 1979-80 Robert D. Allen 1980-81 Homer J. Dyer* 1981-82 Donald S. Davidson 1982-83 James C. McGraw 1983-84 W. Eugene Brain 1984-85 Richard D. Leshgold 1985-86 Richard P. Ferguson 1986-87 Donald H. Raleigh 1987-88 James L. Lord 1988-89 Victor J. Barry 1989-90 Robert D. Gross* 1990-91 Richard A. Crinzi 1991-92 Martin J. Nigrelle 1992-93 Karen D. Sakuma
1993-94 Rodney C. Dubois 1994-95 Mark V. Walker 1995-96 Gina M. Trask 1996-97 Dale S. Bloomquist 1997-98 Bruce R. Patrick 1998-99 Cheryl L. Townsend 1999-00 Stephen W. Carstensen 2000-01 Susan M. Hollinsworth 2001-02 Ross M. Fraker 2002-03 Rodney B. Wentworth 2003-04 Dan Middaugh 2004-05 Steven J. Albright 2005-06 Bryan C. Edgar
2006-07 Sarah D. Fraker 2007-08 Gregory Y. Ogata 2008-09 Christopher Delecki 2009-10 Christopher Pickel 2010-11 Linda J. Edgar 2011-12 Cynthia R. Pauley 2012-13 Princy S. Rekhi 2013-14 Patrick E. Taylor 2014-15 Audrey K. Tatt 2015-16 Judson A. Werner 2016-17 Timothy A. Hess
In Memoriam
Alan Duane Adams 1929 – 2016 Marc W. Anderson 1943 – 2016 Robert Dean De Butts 1921 – 2016 Robert L. Johnson 1926 – 2016 Peter Jacobsen 1949 – 2016 Evan Charles Woods 1934 – 2016 Neil E. Beasley 1922 – 2017 Robert J. Bendzak 1929 – 2017 George E. Goll 1951 – 2017 Gordon D. Raisler 1929 – 2017 James G. Smiley 1944 – 2017 Brent H. Thomas 1942 – 2017 Roy J. Velling 1932 – 2017 Charles E. (Chuck) Webber 1936 – 2017
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YOUR FOUNDATION SKCDF champions access to care
L to R: Drs. Nina Svino; Timothy Hess; Princy Rekhi; Amy Winston; Jeff Schur; Franco Audia and Craig Neal. Dr. Cynthia Pauley seated. Not pictured: Dr. Kirk King
Why support our work
We fund a program that provides life-saving dental treatment to kidney dialysis patients who are awaiting transplants and need to be free of oral disease in order to be cleared for the surgery. A dental clinic in partnership with Swedish Medical Center provides complex extractions referred by the community dental clinics received funds from our Foundation. We continue to support organizations that provide dental care to the most vulnerable among us.
Who we are
The Seattle-King County Dental Foundation is dedicated to proactively eliminating dental infection and pain in the King County population that lacks resources and/or access to dental care. The Seattle-King County Dental Foundation (SKCDF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Established in 1992, the Foundation has made grants to over 30 non-profit and educational organizations, totaling over $1,300,000.
Seattle-King County Dental Foundation Board
Past Presidents of the SKCDF
Dr. Princy S. Rekhi, President, 2020 Dr. Franco Audia, Secretary/Treasurer, 2020 Dr. Timothy A. Hess, 2018 Dr. Cynthia R. Pauley, 2018 Dr. Nina S. Svino, 2018 Dr. Craig E. Neal, 2019 Dr. Jeffrey A. Schur, 2019 Dr. Amy M. Winston, 2019 Dr. Kirk E. King, 2020
Dr. Karim Z. Alibhai Dr. Stephen W. Carstensen Dr. Ross M. Fraker Dr. Susan M. Hollinsworth Dr. Christine Kirchner Dr. Carrie L. Magnuson Dr. Bruce Patrick Dr. Cynthia R. Pauley
Dr. James F. Rosenwald Dr. Karen Sakuma Dr. Cheryl Townsend Dr. Gina Trask Dr. Mark Walker Dr. Rodney B. Wentworth Dr. Deirdre J. Yen
Jennifer L. Freimund, executive director
What we do • • • •
Advocate and facilitate access for the underserved; Increase awareness of and resources for new and existing programs; Partner with others that can help; and Demonstrate responsible use of our resources to our donors.
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How to support SKCDF • Provide items or services for our annual fundraising events; • Attend our gala; and/or, • Make a tax-deductible donation to our Foundation.
About our presenter... Verlin Frickel was involved in the insurance and securities industry for Transition Planning for Mid-Life Dentists twenty-five years, before beginning a second career in 1985 as a practice With Verlin Frickel transition consultant. He has been with AFTCO longer than any other analyst in the AFTCO network and remains one of the company’s most consistently The DoubleTree Southcenter successful analysts. He is experienced in assisting with buying, selling, 16500 Southcenter Parkway - Tukwila, WA 98188 mergers, coaching, market value analyses and all kinds of practice transitions including innovative exit-strategies. Outstanding advice and service have built a loyal following of satisfied clients, many of whom come as referrals of satisfied clients, which is the hallmark of a truly outstanding consultant. This program will focus on dentists planning to retire in the next few years. For Verlin Frickel is dedicated to helping practitioners achieve their objectives for younger dentists, this presentation will help them plan for the future. Things their practices and their goals or dreams for their personal “quality of life.” are changing in the business of dentistry and this presentation will address the interests of the practitioners who are thinking about retirement in five to ten years. Sponsored by Cohen Law Firm How do you prepare your practice for sale? How do you find a purchaser? There are many questions and details that need to be considered before a dentist is ready to make the step to retirement. The market is changing and, as a national company, AFTCO is interested in raising the understanding of market realities. Learn how you can make the most of the opportunities that are available and avoid the potential pitfalls. Mr. Frickel brings nearly 50 years of experience in the dental industry; and, his forthright style will both inform and engage. (CDE programs continued on page 14)
January 30, 2018 | 6 PM – 9 PM
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February 27, 2018 | 6 PM – 9 PM
Top 15 Mistakes Employers Make that Lead to Litigation With attorney Bob Howie The Bellevue Sheraton Hotel, 100 112th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004 The United State is a litigious society and employers are frequently the targets of workplace lawsuits. Such things as workplace injuries, sexual harassment, discrimination and wrongful termination can burden your practice and take the focus off your real job – serving your patients. This lecture, “Top 15 Mistakes Employers Make that Lead to Litigation,” is a 90 minute review of the most common ways in which employers create risk and leave themselves vulnerable to claims and lawsuits by current and former employees. Participants will learn how to avoid these mistakes and improve the way they manage their work force. About our presenter... Bob Howie is a partner with the law firm of Fox Rothschild LLP in Seattle. He advises businesses on a wide range of employment issues such as guiding employers on discrimination, harassment, wrongful discharge, wage/ hour compliance, leaves of absence, disability accommodation, WISHA compliance, affirmative action compliance and many other workplace issues. Bob helps his clients comply with federal, state and local labor and employment laws by reviewing handbooks and employer policies, as well as conducting internal audits and investigations. He also presents highly entertaining and interactive seminars and training classes for managers and non-managers alike regarding myriad workplace issues. Bob represents companies in a wide array of industries, including aerospace, hospitality and restaurant, financial institutions, health care, manufacturing, utilities, real estate, construction, telecommunications, technology and nonprofit organizations. He attended Washington and Lee University School of Law (J.D., summa cum laude, 1993) and was named among the Washington Super Lawyers in Labor and Employment Law (2003-2017). Sponsor: The Omni Practice Group
March 9, 2018 | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
fiction. You will be exposed to bonding techniques and have an understanding for determining what is best for a given clinical situation. 1. Understand the literature regarding popular materials for veneers and full coverage crowns 2. Review which generation of bonding materials is best 3. Indication for emax vs. zirconia vs. metal 4. Condition of the laboratory technician industry 5. Digital impressions and milled models vs. in office-milled restorations 6. Understand the madness in reality vs. expectation for given materials. Stuff That Matters -This is one of the most dynamic and motivational seminars offered for the entire team. You will laugh, bend your mind, think deep and be refreshed. Participants will have insight into the “stuff” that gives the practitioner focus to improve the culture of your business. Dr. Fling’s intense energy and passion will allow you to consider the following: 1. Learn the 3 factors that every doctor must identify for practice success 2. Understand how having clarity can elevate you to realize your dreams 3. Understand how a “blind” clarity can destroy your dream and your team 4. Is talent really necessary for success? 5. Systems run our business and people run our systems- which is most important? 6. Recognize the difference between cost and value of the treatment we provide 7. Learn the two primary reasons people do what they do 8. Why it is important to understand that “it is not in the knowing, it is in the doing?” 9. Learn the one secret that can motivate you to change 10. Understand the factors that contribute to practice and employee stability. About our presenter... Dr. Michael Fling is a dentist, educator, author and an artist. He says that the secret to his success is “bridging the gap between knowing and doing.” He began his career in dentistry in 1976 as a laboratory technician. While maintaining a private practice with an emphasis on aesthetic and restorative dentistry, he has served as course director and as a clinical assistant professor in the Department of Fixed Prosthodontics at the O.U. College of Dentistry. He now serves as an associate professor and the director in the Department of Advanced Restorative Dentistry. He is the founder of Fling Seminars, delivering advanced dental education and motivation to dental teams and technicians around the world. He has been named by Dentistry Today as one of the “Top Clinicians in Continuing Education” every year since 2005. He serves at the L.D. Pankey Institute as an essentials director and is a “Pankey Scholar.” He also serves as a member of their Board of Advisors. He is a member of the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry. His passion is motivating change to improve the quality of life for those he touches. Sponsored by SKCDS, Snohomish County Dental Society and UW Continuing Education
Methods, Materials and Madness Stuff that Matters featuring Dr. Michael C. Fling
April 24, 2018 | 6 PM – 9 PM
Lynnwood Convention Center, 3711 196th Street SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036
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Methods, Materials and Madness - Various materials and impression techniques are available to the restorative dentist. This presentation looks at the choices of prep design and material selection that are becoming mainstream. It evaluates popular restorative materials, preparation design and impression techniques to expose if their use is founded in fact or 14 l 2017-2018 SKCDS RESOURCE GUIDE
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Help us honor our past officers and welcome those who will serve our Society for the next year and a presentation on the “State of the State.” The Washington State Dental Association (WSDA) President and staff will provide you with an update on critical legislative activity and Association CDE programs continued on page 15
business affecting your profession. There are many forces trying to transform the practice of dentistry. Organized dentistry is working on your behalf to protect the integrity of the industry and the dentist-patient relationship. Additionally, we will honor our Life Members and our newest members. About our presenters... Dr. Cynthia Pauley is a Washington native who attended the University of Washington for undergraduate work and the Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco for her dental degree. She was in practice in Bellevue with her mother for 18 years and currently practices in the same location with her husband, Dr. Brian Cave. She fills up her free time outside of organized dentistry with activities that revolve around her growing boys Tyler and Jordan, ages 12 and 13. She has been active in organized dentistry her entire career and currently serves as president of Washington State Dental Association. Dr. Pauley says that “the most rewarding part of being involved with organized dentistry is working hard to leave the profession a healthy place for our future dentists.” In this endeavor, she can be found in Olympia or wherever the need arises to push forward on that goal. Mr. Bracken Killpack has been the Executive Director of WSDA since January 2015. Prior to that, he worked in WSDA’s Government Affairs and most recently as senior vice president of Government Affairs. Bracken has an MBA from the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business and a BA in Politics from Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. Bracken and his wife, Kate, were volunteers with the United States Peace Corps in Panama from 2009-2011. Sponsored by: Garfield Refining
May 18, 2018 | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Green Dentistry: Marijuana, Opioids and the Effects on Oral Health featuring Dr. Barry Taylor and Dr. Caroline DeVincenzi Marriott – Seattle Airport, 3201 South 176th Street, Seattle, WA 98188 Marijuana is the most commonly used recreational drug in the United States. Twenty-three states currently have some form of legalized marijuana; eight states have legalized it for recreational use. It is estimated that over 10% of the US population uses it at least once a year. In addition to marijuana usage, our Nation is experiencing a deadly drug epidemic due to opioid medications being prescribed at an alarming rate. Over 600,000 opioids related prescriptions are written every day in the U.S. This course will be an unbiased and evidence based presentation of marijuana, opioids and their role in dentistry. At the end of this course participants will:
1. Understand the pharmacology and pharmacokinetics of marijuana and opioids; 2. Understand how marijuana and opioid usage by patients effects their oral health; specific focus on oral pathology, caries risk and periodontal disease; 3. Understand interactions of THC with commonly used prescribed medications and be familiar with medical emergencies related to THC; 4. Learn how to communicate with your patients regularly using cannabis; 5. Explore future areas of research in regards to periodontal health, wound healing and caries control; and, 6. Have an introduction to ‘medical marijuana’ and cannabinoid.
This course is suitable for doctors, hygienists, assistants and front office staff. About our presenters... Dr. Barry Taylor, DMD, FAGD, FACD, CDE, is an assistant professor in Restorative Dentistry at the Oregon Health & Science University’s School of Dentistry. He also is a part-time associate in private practice at Woodburn Community Dental. Prior to attending the OHSU School of Dentistry, he worked as a research assistant for two year in the field of neuropsychopharmacology at the U.S. Veteran’s Hospital in Portland. Dr. Taylor has served as the Oregon Dental Association’s Editor for ten years in addition to leadership positions with the Oregon Academy of General Dentistry, American College of Dentists, Academy of General Dentistry, Delta Sigma Delta and the American Dental Association. Dr. Taylor has been awarded the “Dentist of the Year” from both the Oregon AGD and the Washington County Dental Society. Dr. Caroline DeVincenzi, DMD, MS candidate in Periodontics 2019 at OHSU. She graduated from the OHSU School of Dentistry in 2016 and was awarded both the Academy of Operative Dentistry Award and the American Academy of Periodontology Award. Dr. DeVincenzi completed a global health study in rural Kenya, winning a Predoctoral Dental Student Merit Award for Outstanding Achievement in Community Dentistry given by the American Association of Public Health Dentistry. She has provided basic literature reviews for the OHSU School of Dentistry CaseCAT poster presentations reviewing the relationships of Type II diabetes and cannabis use with periodontal disease. Dr. DeVincenzi is currently planning to assess the incidence of periodontal disease among adult cannabis users in the Portland area. Sponsored by SKCDS, Washington AGD, and UW Continuing Education
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CANCELLATION / REFUND / REGISTRATION POLICY For evening membership meetings and CDE courses This policy does not apply to all day meetings and/or meetings with partner organizations (e.g., UWSOD, PCDS, SCDS or WAGD, etc.). Members attend these evening membership meetings/CDE courses for free, and we charge spouses and staff $75 to attend. ASDA students at UW School of Dentistry can attend for free as well. Non-members will be charged $150 to attend. Registrations, Cancellations and “No Shows” Members can make or cancel their reservation for a general membership meeting. We kindly request a 72 hour advance cancellation as that is when the food is confirmed. We want to be responsible stewards of our members’ dues and not waste resources needlessly. If a member repeatedly “no shows” after registering, they may be charged $75 on their credit card to cover the cost of the food ordered on their behalf. Refunds: There will only be a refund IF the registrant has contacted the Central Office by email, letter or by phone forty-eight (48) hours or two (2) business days prior to the meetings. All Refunds will be less a 15% handling charge. In the event of a CDE meeting of more than a half day, a refund will be made less a 15% handling charge and per the amount of refund determined by the partner organizations. Late Registrations: Late registrations, less than forty-eight (48) hours or less than two (2) business days, will only be accepted if: A. there are spaces left within the guarantee; and, B. there may be a late registration fee charged to a credit card. In the event that a late registrant does not attend the meeting after paying the fee, there will be no refunds and the registrant’s account will be charged in full. SKCDS reserves the right to select participants, limit enrollment, cancel courses or change locations if necessary. SKCDS accepts no responsibility for travel expenses or penalties incurred by course registrants in the event of a course cancellation or revision. (Policy adopted by SKCDS Executive Council, August 2015.)
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WHERE TO CALL
Dental education and health care resources Accredited Education The following programs are accredited by the ADA Commission on Accreditation of Dental Programs and dental auxiliary education programs.
DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAMS Bates Technical College, Tacoma Program Coordinator: Teri Amundsen (253) 680-7309 tamundsen@bates.ctc.edu Bellingham Technical College, Bellingham EFDA Approved Program Coordinator: Karen McGuinn (360) 752-8315 kmcguinn@btc.edu Clover Park Technical College, Tacoma Program Director: Roberta Wirth (253) 589-6024 roberta.wirth@cptc.edu
Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Kirkland Director: Scarlet Kendrick (425) 739-8369 scarlet.kendrick@lwtech.edu
Spokane Community College, Spokane EFDA Approved Program Director: J. Patricia Norman (509) 533-7301 Pat.norman@scc.spokane.edu
Renton Technical College, Renton Instructor: Connie Berrysmith (425) 235-2352
DENTAL HYGIENE PROGRAMS
Seattle Vocational Institute, Seattle Program Director: Roberta Byrd-Wright (206) 934-4930 roberta.byrd-wright@seattlecolleges.edu
Clark College, Vancouver Director: Kristi Taylor (360) 992-2474 ktaylor@clark.edu
Columbia Basin College, Pasco Director: Lynn Stedman South Puget Sound Community College, (509) 544-4991 Olympia lstedman@columbiabasin.edu EFDA Approved Eastern Washington University, Spokane Program Director: Dana Larson Chair: Ann O’Kelley Wetmore (360) 596-5295 (509) 828-1321 dlarson@spscc.edu awetmore@ewu.edu
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Where to Call continued ... Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Kirkland Dental Director: Monta Frost (425) 739-8404 monta.frost@lwtech.edu Pierce College, Tacoma Director: Monica Hospenthal (253) 912-3656 mhospenthal@pierce.ctc.edu Pima Medical Institute, Seattle Program Director: Melisa McCannel (206) 529-6692 mmccannel@pmi.edc Seattle Central College, Seattle Director: Ona Canfield (206) 934-3184 ona.canfield@seattlecolleges.edu
Shoreline Community College Program Director: Maryrose “Rosie” Bellert (206) 546-4709 mbellert@shoreline.edu
Alumni Services: Randall Newquist (206) 616-0716 randyn@uw.edu
Yakima Valley Community College Director: Cheri Podruzny (509) 574-4921 cpodruzny@yvcc.edu
EFDA APPROVED PROGRAMS
DENTAL LAB TECH PROGRAM
Bellingham Technical College Program Coordinator: Karen McGuinn (360) 752-8315 Kmcguinn@btc.edu
Bates Technical College, Tacoma Instructor: Kristina Merriman (253) 680-7312 kmerriman@bates.ctc.edu
Seattle Central College, Seattle Director: Ona Canfield (206) 934-3184 ona.canfield@seattlecolleges.edu
DENTAL SCHOOL
South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia Program Director: Joan Martin (360) 754-7711 jmartin@spscc.edu
University of Washington School of Dentistry Dean: Dr. James Johnson (206) 543-5980 jamesj2@uw.edu
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Spokane Community College Program Director: J. Patricia Norman (509) 533-7301 Pat.norman@scc.spokane.edu
Academy of Dentistry International www.adint.org Regent NW: Dr. Guy Hanson guy@drguy.com
EXAMINING BOARDS
Washington Academy of General Dentistry www.washingtonagd.org President: Dr. Puneet S. Aulakh Text 206.790.1485 ppsaul@yahoo.com
Western Regional Examining Board (623) 209-5400 dentalinfo@wreb.org Dental Assisting National Board Executive Director: Cynthia C. Durley (312) 642-3368 danbmail@danb.org
DENTAL ORGANIZATIONS American Dental Association www.ada.org (312) 440-2607 membership@ada.org Washington State Dental Association www.wsda.org (206) 448-1914 National toll-free (800) 448-3368 info@wsda.org Seattle-King County Dental Society www.skcds.org Members only line (206) 448-6620 skcds@skcds.com American College of Dentists www.acd.org Chair (WA Section, Regency #8): Dr. Lawrence Lawton (360) 676-9050 drlawton@msn.com International College of Dentists www.icd.org President: Dr. Dexter Barnes (206) 682-8676 smiles@seattledentalassociates.com Vice Regent 11th District: Dr. William M. Fraser (406) 587-0971 bnpfraser@msn.com Pierre Fauchard Academy www.fauchard.org President: Dr. Barry A. Feder Baf46@comcast.net Section Chair: Dr. John B. Carbery carbodawg@aol.com
Executive Director: Ms. Valerie Bartoli (253) 306-0730 valbartoli@comcast.net Washington State Academy of Pediatric Dentistry www.wsapd.org President: Dr. Brianne Butler fircrestkids@gmail.com Executive Director: Ms. Stephanie Cook stephanielouisecook@gmail.com Washington State Association of Endodontists www.wa.endo.org President: Dr. Ryan McNamara (253) 277-0898 Easthill.endo@gmail.com Washington State Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons www.wssoms.com Executive Director: Ms. Sheryl M. Beirne (206) 419-8672 wssoms@gmail.com Washington State Society of Orthodontists www.wssortho.org President: Dr. Graham Jones wsso.board@gmail.com Washington State Society of Periodontists www.waperio.org President: Dr. Michael Chiulli (253) 759-1500 michael.chiulli@gmail.com Washington State Society of Prosthodontists www.thewssp.com President: Dr. Alex Kang wastsopros@hotmail.com
ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS Alliance of the WSDA www.alliancewsda.org President-Elect: Judy Davis judy.davis43@gmail.com Washington State Dental Assisting Association www.wsdaa.com President: Tracee Godfrey, CDA, EFDA (360) 560-7927 Godfrey.tracee@battlegroundps.org Washington State Dental Hygienists’ Association www.wsdha.com Interim Executive Director: Gene Patterson (425) 771-3201 wsdha@comcast.org Washington State Dental Laboratory Association www.wsdla.com President: Matt Chapman (253) 565-1432 chapmandental@comcast.net wsdla@executiveoffice.org 1-800-652-2212
CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY RESOURCES Seattle Area Crisis Hotline www.crisisclinic.org (800) 621-4636 (866) 427-4747 (24/7) Washington Physicians Health Program www.wphp.org (206) 583-0127 (800) 552-7236 Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery www.dshs.wa.gov/dbhr (866) 789-1511 (360) 725-3700 Alcohol & Drug Helpline www.adhl.org (206) 722-3700 Washington Information Network 2-1-1 www.win211.org 2-1-1 Continued on page 20 2017-2018 SKCDS RESOURCE GUIDE l 19
Where to Call continued ...
WASHINGTON STATE OFFICES Directory Assistance www.access.wa.gov (800) 321-2808 Department of Health www.doh.wa.gov Consumer Assistance (800) 525-0127 Wa State Oral Health Coalition: info@ws-ohc.org
Department of Ecology www.ecy.wa.gov Hazardous Substance Hotline (800) 633-7585 Wastewater Management (800) 633-6193
Drug Enforcement Administration General Information (206) 553-5443 Office of Diversion Control Registration: dea.registration.help@usdoj.gov
Department of Labor and Industries www.ini.wa.gov Industrial Safety & Health (800) 423-7233 Injury Claims or Injured Workers (800) 547-8367 Employment Standards (866) 219-7321
Human Rights Commission www.hum.wa.gov (800) 233-3247 Insurance Commissioner www.insurance.wa.gov General Information/Complaints (800) 562-6900
WA State Oral Health Coalition info@ws-ohc.org www.ws-ohc.org
Department of Revenue www.dor.wa.gov Information (800) 647-7706 or (206) 727-5300
Dental Quality Assurance Commission Program Manager: Jennifer Santiago (360) 236-4893 jennifer.santiago@doh.wa.gov Licensing/Renewals (360) 236-4700 Complaints/Disciplinary (360) 236-4700
Department of Social & Health Services Medical Assistance Hotline (800) 562-3022 Child Protective Services (866) 363-4276
Legislative Resources www.leg.wa.gov Legislative Hotline (800) 562-6000 Legislative Information Services (360) 786-7573
Health Care Authority (Medicaid/Medicare) www.hca.wa.gov
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Public Health Clinics and Dental Hygiene/Assisting Schools accept DSHS, Medicaid and Apple One. You will be asked to provide income verification and ID if you are an uninsured patient. Depending on where your income falls on the scale, you may be asked to make a co-payment.
Name • Address Community Health Access Program Washington 2-1-1
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Dental Schools charge a fee that may be less than a private practice and most appointments require longer visits. Dental Schools are Fee for Service (payment due on day of visit). Call Metro at 206.553.3000 for bus schedule information. Medicare/Medicaid Hotline: 1-800-562-3022 (7 AM – 6 PM)
Clients Served
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Referrals to private dentists and community clinics that accept children and adults with DSHS, and other health, housing and legal resources
24/7
All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions Limited oral surgery, crown, denture and root canal services
7:15 - 6:00 Mon - Thu Walk in hours for urgent care needs: Mon - Thu 7:15 - 4:30, on a first come, first served basis when there is available time in the schedule
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8:30 – 5:30 Mon – Thurs 8:30 – 1:30 Fri 9:00 – 12:00 Sat (except holidays and summer weekends)
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Neighborcare Health at Central District 2101 East Yesler Way Suite 213 Seattle 98122-5933
206.461.7801
Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic 2101 E Yesler Seattle 98122-5933
206.987.7210
Seattle Indian Health Board 611 12th Ave S Ste 200 Seattle 98144-2007
206.324.9360 ext. 2511
Downtown Public Health Center 2124 4th Ave Seattle 98121-2308
206.205.0577
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Homeless teens ages 13-18 and homeless adults only
International District Clinic 720 8th Ave S #100 Seattle 98104-3033
206.788.3757
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Homeless staying at the Mission, disabled, and seniors who are low-income, no-income or on food stamps. Starting Sept. 2014, a $20 fee will be charged for every visit. Exams, fillings, limited extractions, limited root canals.
To make an appointment, call 8:30 - 3:00 Mon – Fri
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All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, fillings, crowns. Root canal, extractions and dentures on a case by case basis.
Mon - Sat 7:30 am – 6:00 pm
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Ongoing care for medically-compromised & developmentally delayed children.
8:00 – 5:00 Mon - Fri. General Public Emergencies: 17 and under if patient does not have a regular dentist
Union Gospel Mission 318 2nd Ave Extension South Seattle 98104
206.621.7695 Ask for Juanita
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8:00 - 5:00 Mon - Fri
7:30 – 6:00 Mon - Sat
Northeast King County Bellevue Medical & Dental Clinic 1050 140th Ave NE Bellevue 98005 Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center 4800 Sand Point Way NE Seattle 98105-3901
425.373.3000
206.987.2243
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Phone
HealthPoint 10414 Beardslee Blvd #201 Bothell 98011
425.424.6350
HealthPoint 16345 NE 87th St, Bldg. C2 Redmond 98052-3503
425.883.8000
Lake Washington Institute of Technology Dental Clinic 11605 132nd Ave NE Kirkland 98034-8506
425.739.8130
Sea Mar –Bellevue Medical & Dental Clinic 3801 150th Ave SE Bellevue 98006 University of WA School of Dentistry Health Sciences Building Seattle 98195
425.998.5980
Clients Served 65 and under. HealthPoint medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information. 20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
7:30 – 4:00 Mon - Fri Urgent Care Hours: Monday - Friday 7:45 am until noon, on a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 am
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3 years and older Cleanings, crown and bridge, fillings, root canals: anterior (front) & posterior (back)
8:00 – 4:30 Mon – Thu Limited Fri hours When school is in session
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18 and under and low-income. Sliding fee scale Pediatric exams, preventive care and limited orthodontic All ages suitable for teaching needs. Patients must have time to commit to longer appointments. There are screening and appointment fees, and no sliding fee scale.
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University of WA Center for Pediatric Dentistry 6222 NE 74th St Seattle 98115
Hours 7:30 – 5:30 Mon – Fri 8:30 – 12:30 Saturday Urgent Care Hours: Wednesday 7:45 until noon, On a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30
206.543.5800
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Pediatric care for children ages birth through 18 and children with special needs ages birth through 20. Services include preventive (examinations, cleanings, sealants); restorative (fillings, stainless-steel crowns); sedation and general anesthesia; and social work (to help arrange transportation and assist with financial aid). Accepts DSHS.
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Sat
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Fri Quarter Session Only
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Fri
Southeast King County Neighborcare Health at Pacific Tower 1200 12th Ave S 4th Floor Seattle 98144 Columbia Public Health Center 4400 37th Ave S Seattle 98118-1609 Eastgate Public Health Dental Clinic 14350 SE Eastgate Way Bellevue 98007-6458
HealthPoint 126 Auburn Ave, Suite 100 Auburn 98002
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206.548.5850
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253.804.8713
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All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions. Limited oral surgery, crown, denture and root canal services.
7:00 – 6:00 Mon – Fri Limited emergency services: are available for adult patients over the age of 18
All ages but adults; low income young adults and postpartum women with Medicaid. Exam, cleanings, fillings, limited root canals, simple extractions and x-rays.
8:30 – 5:30 Mon – Friday
All ages; low income young adults, postpartum women and adults with Medicaid. Exam, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, and simple extractions.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 – 5:00 Wednesdays vary call for details
20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
7:30 – 5:30 Mon – Fri 8:15 – 12:30 Saturday Urgent Care Hours: Tuesday, 7:45 am until noon, on a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 am
20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
7:30 – 5:30 Mon – Fri. 8:15 – 12:30 Saturday Urgent Care Hours: Monday 7:45 am until noon, on a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 am
Name • Address Neighborcare Health at Rainier Beach 9245 Rainier Ave S Seattle 98118 Renton Public Health Center 10700 SE 174th St #101 Renton 98055-5472
Phone 206.461.6981
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206.477.0100
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Renton Technical College Dental Clinic 3000 NE 4th Street Renton 98056-4195
425.235.2297
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All ages exams, X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions limited oral surgery, crown, denture and root canal services
7:00 – 5:30 Mon - Fri 9:00 – 1:00 Saturday Walk in hours for urgent care needs: Mon-Fri 7:00 - 4:00, on a first come, first served basis when there is available time in the schedule.
All ages; low income young adults, postpartum women and adults with Medicaid. Exam, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, and simple extractions.
8:00 – 5:00 Mon - Fri
13-17 with parental consent limited treatment options and 18 & over. Bridges, cleanings, crowns, fillings, partials, anterior (front) & posterior (back), root canals and simple extractions. Selected cases dependent on Dr. availability.
8:00 – 2:00 Mon & Wed. Days may vary during quarter session. January through August
Southwest King County Neighborcare Health at Georgetown 6200 13th Ave S Seattle 98108-2706 HealthPoint 26401 Pacific Hwy S Des Moines 98198 HealthPoint 33431 13th Pl S Federal Way 98003.6357 Neighborcare Health at High Point 6020 35th Ave SW Seattle 98126
Holly Park Medical & Dental Clinic 3815 S Othello Seattle 98118 Sea Mar Dental Clinic - Puget Sound Skill Center 18010 8th Ave S Burien 98198 (located inside of the school) Sea Mar 8915 14th Ave S Seattle 98108-4807
206.461.6943
206.870.3600
253.874.7646
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All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions Limited oral surgery, crown, denture and root canal services 20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
7:15 – 6:00 Mon – Th. (12:15 – 1:00 Closed for lunch) Walk in hours for urgent care needs: Mon-F 7:15 – 4:30, on a first come, first served basis when there is available time in the schedule. 7:30 – 4:00 Mon – Fri 8:30 – 12:30 Saturday Urgent Care Hours: Wednesday 7:45 until noon, On a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 7:45 – 4:00 Mon - Fri Urgent Care Hours: Thursday 7:45 am until noon, on a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 am.
20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions. Limited oral surgery, crown, denture and root canal services.
7:45 – 5:30 Mon. – Fri 8:30 – 12:30 Saturday Walk in hours for urgent care needs: Mon - Fri, 7:00 - 3:00, on a first come, first served basis when there is available time in the schedule.
All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, fillings, crowns. Root canal, extractions and dentures are on a case by case basis. Minor oral surgeries
7:30 – 6:00 Mon, Tue, Th, Fri & Sat. 8:30 – 7:00 Wed.
Children and families dental exams/ cleanings, fluoride varnish & sealants, space maintainers, fillings, & periodontal cleanings Emergencies by appointment only.
8:00 – 5:00 Mon - Fri
All ages Emergencies. Cleanings, exams, fillings and simple extractions.
8:00 - 5:00 Mon – Fri Pediatrics ONLY: 8:00 – 5:00 Saturdays
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Name • Address Sea Mar – White Center Medical & Dental Clinic 9650 15th Ave SW #100 Seattle 98106 Sea Mar – Federal Way Medical & Dental Clinic 31405 – 18th Ave S Federal Way 98003 Sea Mar – Des Moines Medical & Dental Clinic 2781 S 242nd Street Des Moines 98198 HealthPoint 13030 Military Rd S Tukwila 98168
HealthPoint 33431 13th Pl S Federal Way 98003-6357
Phone 206.965.1005
206.965.1005
206.212.4520
206.839.3600
Clients Served • • •
18 and under and low-income. Sliding fee scale Pediatric exams, preventive care and limited orthodontic
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Sat
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18 and under and low-income. Sliding fee scale Pediatric exams, preventive care and limited orthodontic
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Sat
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18 and under and low-income. Sliding fee scale Pediatric exams, preventive care and limited orthodontic
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Sat
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20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
7:15 – 5:30 Mon – Fri 7:45 – 12:15 Saturday Urgent Care Hours: Wednesday 7:45 until noon, On a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 am
20 and under. HealthPoint adult medical patients and pregnant women. Call for more information.
7:15 – 4:00 Mon – Fri 7:45 – 12:15 Saturday Urgent Care Hours: Thursday 7:45 until noon, On a first come, first served basis. Should arrive by 7:30 am
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253.874.7646
Hours
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Northwest King County Neighborcare Health at Meridian 10521 Meridian Ave N Seattle 98125 Shoreline Community College Dental Clinic Building 2500, 16101 Greenwood Ave N Shoreline 98133-5696 Shoreline Medical & Dental Clinic 16549 Aurora Ave N Shoreline 98133 Neighborcare Health at 45th St 1629 N 45th St Seattle 98103-6701
North Seattle Dental Clinic 12359 Lake City Way NE Seattle 98125
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206.296.4990
206.546.4711
206.533.2600
206.548.2964
206.205.8580
All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions Limited oral surgery, crown, denture and root canal services
7:15 – 6:00 Mon - Fri 8:00 – 1:00 Saturday Walk in hours for urgent care needs: Mon-Fri 7:00 - 4:00, on a first come, first served basis when there is available time in the schedule.
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4 years and older. Exams, x-rays, cleanings, sealants, minor restorative for adults
8:00 – 12:00 Mon – Thurs 1:30 – 5:30 Mon – Thurs During quarter sessions Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
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All ages Exams, X-rays, cleanings, fillings, crowns. Root canal, extractions and dentures are on a case by case basis
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All children under 18; adult pregnant and diabetic 45th Street medical patients; parents of children who are 45th Street dental patients
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Children 18 and under Pregnant, low-income women Low income adults, Medicaid eligible Parents of child patients, Medicaid eligible Homeless teens and adults
7:30 – 6:00 Mon - Sat
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Fri 8:00 – 4:30 Saturday Limited emergency services: are available for adult patients over the age of 18
8:00 – 5:00 Mon – Fri
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