The Ohio State University
Dental Journal NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY
Summer 2019
Volume 7 Issue 2
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From the Dean Dear Colleagues: We began the fund-raising efforts for our expansion of Postle Hall a little more than two years ago. Along the way, we have shared our plans for the new building with people across Ohio and around the country, and we have asked for contributions to our Building on Strong Foundations campaign. To date, 451 of our 10,000-plus alumni have given to the campaign to help us reach our $25 million goal. There are many reasons why our alumni have made gifts to this campaign. Near the top of the list is their desire to express gratitude for all that dentistry has given them – an opportunity to care for others, to be a leader in their community, to provide for their families, and to enjoy all that life has to offer. Other contributors have told us they gave to our new facility project because they realized Postle Hall is showing its age and that it cannot be retrofitted with the technological and patient care advances that our profession now has available. And some say they gave because they had heard about or had seen the new facilities other dental schools are able to offer their students. There are also some alumni who say they just want to be part of this historic moment. They know this is a once-in-our-lifetime opportunity, and they want to be involved in all that comes with such an unprecedented time in the long history of our college. Worthy of special mention are the alumni who have made gifts in remembrance of a loved one who graduated from our college. These are sons or daughters recognizing their parents or honoring other family members who inspired them to follow in their footsteps. How rewarding it is to discover what motivates our alumni to support our new building campaign. Although each has their own reason for giving, they all realize how important it is to help with this unprecedented opportunity to benefit our college’s patients, students, staff, and faculty, while also advancing the profession and making our college a leader in dental education. To those of you who have already made a contribution to our campaign, we thank you. And to those of you who have yet to support our fund-raising efforts, I encourage you to give as generously as you can to help our college reach its goal. If you would like to join those who have already given, we have enclosed an envelope for your convenience. You may also call our Office of Development at 614-292-9307 to learn about ways to give, or visit our website at dentistry.osu.edu and click on the image of our new facility under the headline, “Building on Strong Foundations.” There are numerous giving options, naming opportunities, and payment plans. We truly need you to take this step now and be a part of our future! Sincerely!
Patrick M. Lloyd, DDS, MS Dean and Professor, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
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The Ohio State University Dental Journal is produced by: The Ohio State University College of Dentistry 305 W. 12th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 Patrick Lloyd, DDS, MS Dean and Professor, College of Dentistry Tamra Pace Editor-in-Chief Marketing & Communication
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Alyson Howard Graphic Designer Marketing & Communication Editorial Board Ted Backus Senior Director of Development College of Dentistry Advancement Canise Bean, DMD, ’95 MPH Professor - Clinical Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry Rachel Kearney, ’05 BSDH, ’07 MS Chair Division of Dental Hygiene
Making a Mark
Convocation
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Kathleen Kennedy Director of Executive Communications Rebecca Henderson, ’01 BDSH, '06 MS President, Dental Alumni Society Peter Reiser, PhD Chair Division of Biosciences Letters to the editor are welcome. Please address correspondence to pace.159@osu.edu. Permission to quote from or reproduce articles in this publication is granted when due acknowledgement is given. Please send requests for the use of excerpts to the email address above. The College of Dentistry Alumni Magazine is headquartered at The Ohio State University, an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution. © 2019. All rights reserved. On the Cover: Congratulations to the Dental and Dental Hygiene Classes of 2019!
Insights From Graduating Students
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Honoring a Family's Connection to the Profession
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Hats Off to Dental Hygiene's Designs
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Improving Lives Through Research
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DAS Letter
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CE and Alumni Calendar of Events
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Post College Assembly 2019
2019 Award Recipients
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In Memoriam
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At Home and on the Road
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In the News
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Staff Spotlight
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New Faculty
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Donor Contributions
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Retired Faculty
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OHIO Project and Dental Student Recognized with University Engagement Awards 2
Honoring a Family's Connection to the Profession David Smeltzer, DDS ’95, wouldn’t be the successful oral surgeon he is today if not for his older sister, Debbie York, DDS ’00. While working on his undergraduate degree in biology at Bowling Green State University, he lived with Debbie, who was a dental hygienist at the time. After his sister introduced him to some of the dentists she worked for, Dr. Smeltzer began his path to dental school at Ohio State. “I was searching for something that I felt I was good at. I’d been in construction and had pretty good hand skills, so the combination of that with “It just keeps my biology background got me thinking going back to how much about dentistry,” Dr. Smeltzer said. dentistry has done for you and your family. This is a way we can continue to promote excellence in the field we’ve chosen.”
- David Smeltzer, ’95 DDS, and Debbie York, ’00 DDS
Dr. Smeltzer went on to train as an oral surgeon for four years after earning his dental degree. Today, he owns an oral and facial surgery for adults and children practice in Columbus. Amazingly, with her employer’s encouragement, Dr. Smeltzer’s sister decided to follow her younger brother’s trajectory. She too earned her dental degree from Ohio State and, today, Dr. York practices at Columbus’s Community Dental. “She’s six years older than me, but everybody thinks she’s my younger sister because she went to dental school after me,” Dr. Smeltzer said with a laugh.
To honor the college that gave him his start—as well as his family’s strong connection to the profession—Dr. Smeltzer recently made a $100,000 contribution to the Postle Hall expansion project. It’s as much a nod to his big sister’s impact on his life as it is a major gift to help transform the aging facility. “I’m at the college a good amount, and I see the age of everything and how things haven’t been updated since I was in school,” said Dr. Smeltzer, who has stayed connected to the college by teaching oral surgery residents for the past two decades. “The P.I.T.S. in the basement was old back when I was there, and that was 25 years ago. Seeing that, I got a little nostalgic and felt like this was something I wanted to do.” Raised to value giving back—his father was a minister and mother a university employee—Dr. Smeltzer and his wife, Dee, who works in the optometry field, volunteer their time with the Physicians Care Clinic in downtown Columbus. The Smeltzer family gift to the college is right in line with their values. “I wanted this gift to be about the family,” Dr. Smeltzer said. “Dentistry has given us so many opportunities. When I was in college, I spent the summers digging ditches. Now, my children are traveling the world and that’s all because of dentistry.” He encourages other alumni who have benefitted from their dental degrees to give to the Postle Hall Fund, as well. “It just keeps going back to how much dentistry has done for you and your family. This is a way we can continue to promote excellence in the field we’ve chosen.” Upgrading the college’s facilities matters, he points out. “It’s no different than bringing top quality athletes to the university. Without top facilities, they’re not going to come here. And that’s the same with top quality dental students and faculty.” ■ 3
MAKING A MARK
Signatures of students, staff, and faculty.
In late April, 455 students, staff, and faculty became a part of history when they signed their names on a construction beam that will be included in the framework of the college’s new building. The beam signing served as an exciting precursor to a major milestone in the Postle Hall construction project—the framing of the new structure! To learn more about the Phase I Postle Hall Replacement project, please visit go.osu.edu/strong-foundations. Top photo (from left): Dean Patrick Lloyd; James "Jimmy" Schooley, ’19 DDS, President, Student Government Association; Fonda Robinson, DMD, Associate Dean, Clinic Administration and Patient Care; and Craig Ramsey, Director of Building Services, were the first to sign the beam. Bottom photos: Students, staff, and faculty waited in line for a chance to "make their mark."
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CONVOCATION On Friday, May 3, family members, faculty, students, and staff gathered at Mershon Auditorium to honor the Doctor of Dental Surgery and Dental Hygiene Classes of 2019 during Convocation. Dean Patrick Lloyd presided over the ceremony and was joined on stage by special guests Shannon Sweeney, President-elect of the Ohio Dental Hygienists’ Association; Barbara Hickey, President of the Ohio Dental Assistants’ Association; Michael Halasz, ‘91 DDS, President of the Ohio Dental Association; Patricia Guttman, DDS, President of the Ohio State Dental Board; and Rebecca Henderson, ’01 BSDH, ’06 MS, President of the Dental Alumni Society. Dean Lloyd began the ceremony by encouraging graduates to make a difference. “Get involved, lead the way, and take responsibility – in our profession and in your communities,” he said. “People will look to you for advice for all sorts of issues – be there, help when you can, and as you’ve done here, make a difference.” Representing alumni, Rebecca Henderson challenged the graduates to share their talents. “Don’t let graduation be the end of something, but the beginning of something else. I challenge each of you to identify and pursue ways in which you can use or develop the transferrable leadership skills you learned at Postle Hall.” Student Government Association President and graduating dental student James “Jimmy” Schooley, '19 DDS, delivered a special message to his classmates. “We may have doubts, but if we remember the lessons we have learned—to be good dentists and hygienists, and more importantly, good people—we cannot fail, especially when we have each other to lean on.” ■ 5
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Hats Off to Dental Hygiene's Designs The Dental Hygiene Class of 2019 added some flair to Convocation with their artfully decorated graduation caps. Here’s a look at some of their designs!
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INSIGHTS FROM GRADUATING STUDENTS By Susannah Turner, MS, Director of Student Affairs
On Friday, May 3, the College of Dentistry held its annual Convocation ceremony to celebrate the Dental and Dental Hygiene Classes of 2019. Leading up to this momentous event are two or four years of focused study, practice, patient management, and a great deal of personal growth and development. As I listened to the graduation speeches, filled with stories of loyalty, hard work, support, and encouragement, I also heard stories of hard times due to personal challenges, like a death of a loved one; or an illness; or academic stress, like failing a course or struggling to find the “right” patient for a board exam. Oftentimes, our students can get so caught up in the stress and anxiety that is inherent in dental school that they forget about the equally important moments of great learning or encouragement that are also part of the process. With that in mind, the Office of Student Affairs, as part of the check-out process for the dental students, asked our soon-to-be graduates to reflect on their experience; to pause amidst the chaos of graduation, moving homes, starting a new job, and entering the “real world” and take a moment to thank someone—whether it be a member of faculty or staff, or an office—for making a positive impact on their success in dental school. This was an opportunity to step back and consider the good things. Each student was given a postcard on which they were prompted to consider who or what positively influenced or impacted their growth and development. The outcome has been an astounding reminder of what great faculty and staff our college has, how the “little things” make a difference, and how kindness and a belief in a student’s ability to be successful go a long way. By and large the students expressed gratitude for the faculty in the college. They told stories of faculty who took the time to share their expertise and help them learn.
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They said things like, the faculty “pushed students to achieve while promoting critical thinking and problem solving” or the faculty were “very invested in [our] learning and took the time to make sure [we] knew the WHY and not just the WHAT.” These are just two examples of how our graduating students appreciate the way in which our faculty taught them the art and science of dentistry. Secondly, our students noticed the little things that can get lost among the more visible components of school, like coursework, exams, and patient concerns. They appreciated that Charlie, one of our custodians, is a “genuine, sweet guy who was a pleasure to see every day.” They noticed that their clinic desk staff positively impacted their experience by being “willing to help even when it made more work” for them or that they “helped countless times through clinic and were always there to provide motivation and a smile.” They appreciated the dispensing staff who were “helpful and kind and willing to go the extra mile.” And they remain grateful for moments of friendship, like when a faculty member, seeing a student in the ever-present gray scrubs standing at a bus stop and knowing said student would be late for class, stopped and offered him a ride. Lastly, the Class of 2019 appreciated that faculty and staff believe in them and treat them with respect. They agreed that will help them become better dentists or dental hygienists. While there were challenges to learning how to interact with patients and applying their pre-clinical lab experiences in the clinical setting, the graduating classes appreciated how the faculty not only took the time to allow them to ask questions and think for themselves but also taught them “that a little kindness goes a long way and a lot of kindness changes lives.” The faculty pushed them to do things they didn’t think they were able to do. Most importantly, though, the faculty showed them “how to be better humans”. ■
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Omicron Kappa Upsilon
The end of the academic year provides an opportunity to recognize students and faculty alike for the hard work and dedication they have shown in their years at the College of Dentistry. Here are some of the 2019 award recipients.
Sigma Phi Alpha
The new alumni members of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society and the Sigma Phi Alpha National Dental Hygiene Honor Society were inducted on April 6, 2019. Omicron Kappa Upsilon Front (from left): Nathan Loughridge, Frederick Keppler, Mitchell Poole, John Simindinger, Bryan Kuhlman, Mason Bahador Back (from left): Shaun Murphy, Julene Mnayarji, Danielle Richman, Katherine Kimberly, Nicole Lochard, Maria Warren Sigma Phi Alpha (From left): Carli Kahny, Kelly Bueter, Anh Tran
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From left: Lisa Knobloch, DDS, MS; Joen Iannucci, DDS, MS; Bridget Wright, BSDH; Bryant Cornelius, DDS, MBA, MPH; Colleen Cornelius, DDS; Michael Masonbrink, DDS; Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD; Brittney Schreier, BSDH, MBA; Sara Fowler, DMD, MS; Elizabeth Nesmith, DDS; Denise Kissell, BSDH, MPH; Dan Magness, DDS; Mark Morrison, DDS; Robert Uhlin, DDS; Robert Rashid, DDS, MAS; Susan Mallery, DDS, MS, PhD; Gabriela Weiss, DDS, MS; James Stone, DDS; Vinayak Joshi, MDS, MS, PhD
Student Government Association Faculty Awards
The Student Government Association (SGA) recognized outstanding faculty at the 26th annual SGA Awards event on March 27, 2019. DDS Class of 2019 Associated Clinical: Colleen Cornelius, DDS Assistant Professor – Practice, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
DDS Class of 2019 Didactic: Susan Mallery, DDS, MS, PhD Chair and Professor, Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and Radiology
DDS Class of 2019 Associated Clinical: Michael Masonbrink, DDS Assistant Professor – Practice, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
Dental Hygiene Class of 2019 Clinical: Brittney Schreier, BSDH, MBA Clinical Instructor, Division of Dental Hygiene
DDS Class of 2019 Specialty: Sara Fowler, DMD, MS Assistant Professor, Division of Endodontics
Dental Hygiene Class of 2019 Didactic: Joen Iannucci, DDS, MS Professor – Clinical, Division of Dental Hygiene
DDS Class of 2019 Specialty Vinayak Joshi, MDS, MS, PhD Division of Periodontology
DDS Class of 2020 Clinical: Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD Professor – Clinical, Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and Radiology
DDS Class of 2019 Clinical: Lisa Knobloch, DDS, MS Professor, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
DDS Class of 2020 Clinical Robert Uhlin, DDS Assistant Professor – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
DDS Class of 2019 Clinical: Mark Morrison, DDS Assistant Professor – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
DDS Class of 2020 Didactic: Bryant Cornelius, DDS, MBA, MPH Assistant Professor – Clinical, Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dental Anesthesiology
DDS Class of 2019 Clinical: James Stone, DDS Assistant Professor – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry DDS Class of 2019 Clinical: Robert Uhlin, DDS Assistant Professor – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry
Dental Hygiene Class of 2020 Didactic: Denise Kissell, BSDH, MPH Assistant Professor – Practice, Division of Dental Hygiene
Dental Hygiene Class of 2020 Clinical: Bridget Wright, BSDH Clinical Instructor, Division of Dental Hygiene DDS Class of 2021 Didactic: Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD Professor – Clinical, Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and Radiology DDS Class of 2021 Pre-Clinical Laboratory: Robert Rashid, DDS, MAS Professor Emeritus – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry DDS Class of 2022 Didactic: Gabriela Weiss, DDS, MS Associate Professor – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry DDS Class of 2022 PreClinical Laboratory: Mark Morrison, DDS Assistant Professor – Clinical, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry Classes of 2019 and 2020 Honorary Resident: Dan Magness, DDS Division of Endodontics Classes of 2019 and 2020 Honorary Resident: Elizabeth Nesmith, DDS Division of Periodontology
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AT HOME AND ON THE ROAD
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(From left): Ben Kushnir ’16 DDS, ’19 MS and Phil Mikesell, ’01 DDS, ’03 MS at the College of Dentistry reception at the American Association of Endodontists annual meeting on April 11 in Montreal.
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(From left): Steven Moore, ’80 DDS, MS and Dennis Ellis, ’72 DDS at the College of Dentistry reception at the Hinman Dental Meeting on March 22 in Atlanta.
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(From left): Kyle Bogan, ’08 DDS; Dental Alumni Society (DAS) President-elect Cesar Augustin, ’91 DDS; and Dean Patrick Lloyd, DDS, MS at the College of Dentistry reception at the Hinman Dental Meeting on March 22 in Atlanta.
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Vanessa Short ’20 (DDS) was presented with a scholarship from Midmark on May 15. Ted Kehagias, Vice President of Dental Sales, Midmark Corp. (right), presented the check. Dean Patrick Lloyd is also pictured.
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(From left): Hannah Beus, ’12 DDS, ’16 MS; Taryn Kratz Harreld, DDS, ’14 MS; Raquel Sebastian, DDS, ’14 MS; and Shayne Perry, ’11 DDS, ’13 MS at the College of Dentistry reception at the American Association of Endodontists (AAE) annual meeting on April 11 in Montreal.
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College of Dentistry students, alumni, and faculty were among the more than 1,100 dentists and dental students who traveled to Washington, D.C., April 14-16 to participate in the ADA Dentist and Student Lobby Day.
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Dean Patrick Lloyd, DDS, MS and Lori Cronin, ’92 DDS, with the winning Archie Griffin-signed football at the Hinman Dental Meeting on March 22 in Atlanta.
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(From left) Division of Pediatric Dentistry alumni, residents, and faculty enjoyed connecting at the College of Dentistry reception during the American Association of Pediatric Dentistry Annual Session on May 25 in Chicago, Illinois.
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Travis Pero ’21 (DDS) presented scholarship donors Michael Masonbrink, ’71 DDS, and Kaylin Masonbrink (not pictured) with appreciation gifts at the college’s annual Scholarship Dinner on April 14 at the Faculty Club.
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Dr. Brian Foster:
Improving Lives Through Research Why are you passionate about research? In a broad sense, you realize there are these questions about the world and how things work— in my case about biology and the development of teeth—and there are these fundamental questions that haven’t been answered. It’s really exciting to think about what experiments I can do, what new models I can develop and what new technologies I can use to answer those questions.
You’ve won Paper of the Year Awards for both basic and clinical science. Why is it important to you to explore both of these areas?
“I’m trying to work on projects that will someday help us to prevent diseases and have a real clinical impact.”
- Dr. Brian Foster
Probably 90 percent or more of what I do is basic science—growing cells in the lab, using mouse models which are a few steps removed from human biology—so when I have a chance to do something with clinical science, I really enjoy it. When I think about my research in the big picture, I’m trying to work on projects that will someday help us to prevent diseases and have a real clinical impact.
Tell us about your research on hypophosphatasia (HPP). What is HPP and what kinds of problems does it cause? HPP is an inherited disease that causes a defective mineralization of the bones, which can be lethal, especially in infants. The most common dental problem it causes is premature tooth loss due to absence or reduction of cementum on the tooth root, causing a poor attachment of the tooth to the surrounding periodontal ligament and alveolar bone. The most recent estimate is that one in 6,000 people have mild or moderate HPP.
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Brian Foster, PhD, Assistant Professor in the Division of Biosciences, has been at the College of Dentistry just four years, but he has already won two major research awards from the college: Paper of the Year in the basic science category in 2018 and Paper of the Year in the clinical science category in 2019. We recently caught up with Dr. Foster to learn about his award-winning work—and his ongoing quest to improve people’s lives through research.
One of your award-winning papers is about the new mouse model you developed for HPP research. How did your discovery help advance the study of this disease? There was a model used for many years that really only captured the most severe type of HPP. It was very helpful—there have been more than 50 papers on it by now—but what we’ve realized is with this model, the mice couldn’t live past more than two to three weeks. We were imagining how we can help HPP patients who are 10 or 20 years old, and this mouse model was not surviving long enough to look at how HPP affects teeth at equivalent ages. We also knew a therapy was being developed to replace the defective enzyme in HPP with one that gets that enzyme level up and functioning to improve patients’ bones. In order to provide insights into HPP-associated dental problems and the ability of therapy to reverse and reduce these problems, we helped develop a new mouse model that allows mice to live longer with a less severe form of HPP.
Your other award-winning paper is about generalized arterial calcification in infancy (GACI), which impacts infants. Tell us about that and the dangers it poses. GACI is caused by mutations in the ectonucleotide pyrophosphatase phosphodiesterase 1 (ENPP1) gene that encodes a protein of the same name, and it almost always strikes in infancy immediately after birth. In a lot of ways, GACI is the opposite of HPP. In HPP, the molecule pyrophosphate accumulates and blocks proper bone and tooth mineralization—but in GACI it’s the opposite problem, with inappropriate calcification in soft tissue like blood vessels that causes severe hypertension and possible blood vessel ruptures. It’s a very rare disease, with only about 200 cases diagnosed to date.
And what did your research find? We found in both a mouse model of GACI and in the very first study of dental manifestations of GACI in humans that tooth root cementum becomes dramatically thicker—about four times more than normal. This is interesting because it confirms that cementum formation is extremely sensitive to pyrophosphate levels (either increased in HPP or decreased in GACI), suggesting that modulating pyrophosphate levels is a central and fundamental mechanism directing the amount of cementum formation, and this has probably been evolutionarily honed over many millions of years since it is a shared mechanism between humans and mice.
What’s it like working with students on research projects? I have two PhD students in my lab right now, various dental and dental hygiene students and some residents specializing in different areas of dentistry. I remember when I was a student, I had no clue how to write a paper or what experiments to do. Part of the job of a researcher is training the next generation, mentoring them and showing them the right way to do things—not just experiments, but also ethically. ■ college news 16
STAFF SPOTLIGHT Getting to Know Craig Ramsey,
Director of Building Services An alumnus of The Ohio State University, Craig Ramsey is the first college graduate in his family. Eight years ago, he returned to his alma mater to join Ohio State’s Facilities and Operations Development, which supports the university’s academic facility needs through design and construction, environmental health and safety, energy services and sustainability, operations, and utilities. Just over a year ago, he transitioned to the College of Dentistry to become the Director of Building Services.
Q) How did you become interested in Building Services? A) My interest in Building Services has grown out of a combination of my education and work experiences in the construction industry. Being Director of Building Services allows me to use my collected skill set to provide the best environment possible for our patients, students, staff, and faculty.
Q) What do you like best about your job? A) The people. I am fortunate to work with a wonderful, diverse group of people every day at the College of Dentistry. The challenge of providing for the needs of all of the different groups keeps me hopping and my mind engaged.
Q) What are the challenges? A) I see every situation as an opportunity to make things a little bit better. There are plenty of opportunities with an aging building and budget constraints to find creative solutions for the college.
Q) What is your role as it relates to the new building? A) I am excited to be able to work on the new building project as an owner’s representative. I am involved in planning, construction, and occupancy of the new facility. I am looking forward to helping the college continue to provide a high quality of care while educating a highly diverse group of oral health professionals.
Q) Anything else you’d like to share? A) I am passionate about our focus on treating and educating underserved populations.
It’s important that I work in an environment where I can support professionals that are bridging the gaps between levels of socioeconomic status and oral health care.
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Donor CONTRIBUTIONS
I appreciate this opportunity to thank The Ohio State University College of Dentistry for the outstanding education I received. Also, the CE courses offered over the years have helped introduce new knowledge and techniques to incorporate into our daily practice. Donating to the college helps to continue and expand the educational facilities and opportunities afforded to the dental profession. GO BUCKS!!! - Ken Burman, ’69 DDS and Jean Burman 18
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$1,000-$4,999 American Association of Endodontists Foundation American Society of Dentist Anesthesiologists Brett Pelok DDS Inc Casey L O'Conor DDS MS Inc David P Lubinsky DDS LLC Dr. Amanda A. Goodman Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Dahlem Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Giovinazzo Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Volpe Dr. and Mrs. Barry F. Biniker Dr. and Mrs. Barry W. Penturf Dr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Rabal Dr. and Mrs. Brett S. Pelok Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bookwalter Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Fenell Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Verbanic Dr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Winters Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Hasselschwert Dr. and Mrs. D. Michael Eibling Dr. and Mrs. Dale M. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Dale S. Sharples II Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Dunbar
As a graduate of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, I have been afforded the opportunity to achieve great success in life …We give with the hopes that others may pursue this same opportunity to bring happiness to those around them through excellence in all they do. - Richard Sweaney, ’81 DDS and Jeanne Sweany
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Claman Dr. and Mrs. Daniel M. De Angelo Dr. and Mrs. Darrel L. Scott Dr. and Mrs. David F. Fishbaugh Dr. and Mrs. David G. Rummel Dr. and Mrs. David M. Rolsten Dr. and Mrs. David S. Teufel Dr. and Mrs. David S. Winston Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt T. May Dr. and Mrs. E. Steve Senia Dr. and Mrs. Eric W. Hickman Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Schumacher Dr. and Mrs. Gerhard A. Berberich Dr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Conner Dr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Linscott Dr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Ness Dr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Welsh Dr. and Mrs. Howard M. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Wunderlich Dr. and Mrs. James A. Maxwell Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James G. Kotapish Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James G. Zaletel Dr. and Mrs. Jan H. Larson Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Breymaier Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Berlin Dr. and Mrs. John J. Bigby Dr. and Mrs. John M. Nusstein Dr. and Mrs. Jon B. Musser Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Koberlein Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Cunin Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Burman Dr. and Mrs. Kent G. Palcanis Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Pall Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Kluener Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Kirlough Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Messina Dr. and Mrs. Maynard A. Faris Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stronczek Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell I. Henn Dr. and Mrs. Newell H. Yaple Dr. and Mrs. Norwood T. Hoecker
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Ebert Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Casamassimo Dr. and Mrs. Philip D. Bomeli Dr. and Mrs. Philip M. Showalter Dr. and Mrs. R. Jeffery Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Randall M. Pohjola Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Lev Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Broering Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Faulkner Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dornauer Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Cox Dr. and Mrs. Roger L. Clouse Dr. and Mrs. Roland C. Duell Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Heiber Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Deangelo Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. Goodman Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Spencer J. Elmore Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Ralston Dr. and Mrs. Stewart A. Hinkley Dr. and Mrs. Ted R. Pope Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Theil Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Buttler Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Beattie Dr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Buchsieb Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Wiley Dr. and Mrs. William F. Waggoner Dr. and Mrs. William J. Zucker Dr. and Mrs. William P. Sockman Dr. and Mrs. Young K. Jin Dr. Anita Gohel Dr. Beth A. Sheridan and Mr. Thomas J. Gustinella Dr. Canise Y. Bean and Mr. Michael R. Bean Dr. Christine A. Harrington and Dr. Matthew J. Harrington Dr. Claire E. Towning Dr. David B. Fulks Dr. David B. Merker and Dr. Amy T. Merker Dr. David M. Willen and Dr. Carol K. Willen Dr. Dawn L. McClellan
Dr. Deborah J. Aten Dr. Eleni E. Kennedy Dr. Elizabeth M. Graham and Mr. William S. Graham Dr. Ellen G. Nist Dr. Emily T. Lammers and Mr. Philip Lammers Dr. Eric G. Fox Dr. Erin L. Gross and Mr. Ryan Gross Dr. Fonda G. Robinson Dr. Gary A. Thomas Dr. George W. Paulson and Dr. Ruth B. Paulson Dr. Grace S. Evans and Mr. Kyle B. Evans Dr. Gregory T. Droba and Dr. Elaine J. Markowski Dr. James A. Hoddick Dr. James D. Isett Dr. Jane A. Silk and Dr. David G. Silk Dr. Janice A. Struckhoff and Mr. Robert Cafera Dr. Janiene F. Gresla and Dr. Timothy R. Gresla Dr. Jody L. Wright and Mr. John M. Wright Dr. John A. Hudec Dr. John D. Bartlett Dr. John D. Ryan III Dr. John R. Kalmar and Dr. Eileen L. Kalmar Dr. Karen L. Beard and Dr. Jacinto W. Beard Dr. Kerry R. Stein and Mr. David J. Stein Dr. Ladan Fischbach and Dr. Henry Fischbach Dr. Larry D. Towning Dr. Laurie K. McCauley Dr. Marcia L. Lewis Dr. Mark Wayda and Ms. Julie A. Davis Dr. Meade C. VanPutten Dr. Melissa M. Drum and Mr. Jason Drum Dr. Michael S. Steinmetz Dr. Missy R. Baker and Mr. Timothy J. Lindemann Dr. Nancy E. Dysinger Dr. Patrick M. Lloyd and Dr. Joyce F. Palik Dr. Richard A. Caldwell college news 20
Dr. Robert J. Michaud and Dr. Melisa A. Doyle Dr. Robert P. Rubins and Ms. Carol Newton Dr. Saadia Bukhari Dr. Samer B. Khoury Dr. Sarah E. Habel and Mr. David M. Habel Dr. Steven M. Smith and Dr. Brenda Roman Dr. Susan R. Mallery Dr. Thomas A. Roubal Dr. Timothy W. Conley and Mrs. Sherry D. Mullins-Conley Dr. Tisha L. Ross and Mr. Michael A. Ross Dr. Y. Jennifer Choi Dr. Zheng Wang and Dr. Meng Tong Dr. Zongyang Sun Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Inc Esther Ponzani Rev Living Trust Finkbine Family Dental LLC Hicks Family Trust ICD Ohio Chapter Inc International Federation of Dental Hygienists Joseph A. Laudie DDS Kenneth L Andow DDS PC Kerr Corporation Maple Grove Dental S.C. Michael S Winick DDS LLC Mr. Alexander W. Stamos Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Rosh Mr. and Mrs. James M. Zinn Mr. and Mrs. Mitch H. Melfi Mr. and Mrs. Shannon L. Grieshop Mr. Stephen Ranck and Mrs. Jane F. Coulman Ms. Constance B. Freundlich Ms. Dawn E. Coughenour Ms. Helen S. Hall Ms. Joanne K. Hosey Ms. Karen G. Crown Ms. Patricia A. Monaghan Neal J Postel DDS Inc Nippert Dental Services LLC Ohio Dental Association Foundation Ohio State University Dental Alumni Society OSU College of Dentistry - Class of 2018 Robert F Faulkner DDS Inc Robert G Goble DDS Robert M. Hinkle 2007 Revocable Trust Robert W Payne DDS PA Royal Falcons LLC Scott W Nieman DDS Inc Sedadent Anesthesia Services The Hinman Dental Society of Atlanta Inc Theil Joint Revocable Living Trust Troy Orthodontics P.C. William Joseph Hill Intervivos Trust Zimmer Inc
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$500-$999 Blink Inc Christopher Zonfa DDS Colonel and Mrs. Timothy S. Brady Community Dental Care Inc David M Johnson DDS David P Ember DDS LLC Dr. Amy L. Heim and Mr. Adam Heim Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Myers Dr. and Mrs. Alejandro M. Peregrina Dr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Bryant D. Denk Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bole II Dr. and Mrs. Curtis O. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kunkel Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Fiehrer Dr. and Mrs. David P. Lubinsky Dr. and Mrs. David S. Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Knuth Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Shaffer Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Eric J. Koren Dr. and Mrs. George E. Ralph Dr. and Mrs. George G. Blozis Dr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Weaver Dr. and Mrs. James R. Finley Dr. and Mrs. James W. Hanna Dr. and Mrs. Jay D. Krasne Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Harper Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John M. McLay Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Frankel Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. O'Neil Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lester S. Borden Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Dinkins Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Bernsdorf Dr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Niemiec Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Norman K. Berg Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Stabile Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Carstens Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ellinger Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Burns Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Beem Dr. and Mrs. Robin D. Kurtz Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Wolf Dr. and Mrs. Sidney D. Price Dr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Kear Dr. and Mrs. Tam N. Nguyen Dr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Bauer Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Tilton Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Sauber Dr. and Mrs. William A. Brantley Dr. and Mrs. William E. Coyne Dr. Ann L. Griffen and Dr. Eugene J. Leys Dr. AnnMarie Matusak and Mr. James A. Karrer Dr. Bryan D. May
Dr. Ceceilia M. Markham and Mr. Richard J. Markham Dr. David L. Cantwell Dr. Elizabeth D. Ramos and Mr. Joseph Thesing Dr. Helen J. Ashford and Mr. Jack A. Voll Dr. J. Marc Holser Dr. Joseph L. Jackson Dr. Melvin D. Burns Dr. Michelle J. Brichacek Dr. Reza H. Heshmati and Dr. Ida A. Mirzaie Dr. Richard L. Meehan Dr. Richard M. Cronley D.D.S. Ltd. Dr. Richard V. Brunner Dr. Sara M. Fowler and Dr. Ronald D. Fowler Dr. Tammy A. Korylko-Carny and Mr. George P. Carny Dr. Thomas D. O'Neil Dr. Vicki B. Kraft and Mr. William H. Kraft Edward J Wnek DDS MS LLC James A Herron DDS PA James W Thomas DDS Inc Kelsey Periodontal Group LLC Larry J Gessner DDS Melanie A Metzler Living Trust Midway Dental Supply MJ Lanese Landscaping Inc Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Kissell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Davidek Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Burlingame Mrs. Jessie F. Tudor-Tangeman Mrs. Linda Dew Kendall and Mr. Bruce C. Kendall Ms. Colleen P. Hurt Ms. Janet E. Pierson Ms. Lily J. Haddad Ms. Marylin J. Marrinson Ms. Nancy A. Stearns Ms. Nancy H. Gardiner Ms. Rachel C. Kearney Socha-Cardillo Foundation Trust Stanley F Kear DDS Summit Endodontic Specialists Inc The Medical Store Thomas F Yash DDS Inc
$250-$499 Brown-Haggard Charitable Fund of Fidelity Charitable Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc Dean and Mary Booher Fund of the Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc Dr. and Mrs. Adam J. Huhn Dr. and Mrs. Arturo J. Mendez Dr. and Mrs. Bill D. Marinakis
“Peggy and I chose to contribute to the Graduate Endodontic Endowment to ensure the continued success and excellence of the Endodontic program in the College of Dentistry. It is rewarding to see the contribution we made being used to further the education of new Endodontists and attract and keep such outstanding Endodontic educators…” - Robert Uhle, DDS, ’92 MS and Peggy Uhle
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Dodd Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Smith Dr. and Mrs. David A. Rhodes Dr. and Mrs. David G. Darany Dr. and Mrs. Dean A. Pfirrman Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Simon Dr. and Mrs. Everett L. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Giammarco Dr. and Mrs. Glen G. Borchers Dr. and Mrs. Glen R. Meyer Dr. and Mrs. J. Terrell Hoffeld Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. Luce Dr. and Mrs. John A. Weisenseel Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John B. Bennet Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John F. Sheridan Dr. and Mrs. John K. Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. McMahon Dr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Aiken Dr. and Mrs. Larry D. Snyder Dr. and Mrs. Lee P. Oneacre Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Brasaemle Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Dundee Dr. and Mrs. Olin M. Bleichrodt Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Minnillo Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Maynard Dr. and Mrs. Philip B. Mikesell Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Oxley Dr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Scheer Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gromofsky Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Poeppelmeier Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stickrath Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald I. Spritzer Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. Vostatek Dr. and Mrs. Sandy A. Glazer Dr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Tipton Dr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Burke Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Montagnese Dr. and Mrs. William A. Westendorf Dr. Angela P. Doyle and Mr. David M. Doyle Dr. Berta I. Howard and Dr. Philip M. Howard Dr. Bradford J. Porter Dr. Brian L. Amison and Dr. Laura R. Amison Dr. Brian L. St Louis
Dr. David E. Brandfass Dr. Dawne E. Stefanik and Mr. Drew Stefanik Dr. Heather A. Gregg and Dr. Benjamin R. Gregg Dr. Hua-Hong B. Chien and Ms. Hsiaoyun Tsai Dr. James H. Broughton Dr. Jay C. Hansen II Dr. Julie Pruneski Dr. Kathryn M. Shroyer and Dr. Michael P. Kramer Dr. Kay D. Hoppers and Mr. John W. Hoppers Dr. Kimberly S. Weiss and Mr. Ron Weiss Dr. Lawrence D. Woodford Dr. Lawrence P. Schmakel Dr. Louis E. Halkias and Dr. Katerina Smyrniotis-Halkias Dr. Robert D. Farrell Dr. Robert G. Rashid and Ms. Joyce Durnford Dr. Rosalyn Sulyanto Dr. Sabrina G. Mickel Dr. Sandra L. Aretino Dr. Stuart Klassman Elevate Oral Care Hicks Family Dentistry J. Randall Crawford DDS LLC Jardon L. Walls DDS LLC Lynnette & Daniel Goldberg Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable Michael L. Laccheo M.D. P.A. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bourke Mr. Mark E. Brado and Mrs. Sandy L. Burkett- Brado Mr. Paul Cragg and Ms. Cheryl H. Devore Mr. Robert R. Theil II Ms. Dorene S. Theil Ms. Janet L. Alfonso Ms. Karen R. Loy Ms. Nanette F. Taylor Ms. Rebecca C. Bell Ms. Roberta S. Halpern Ms. Susan J. Yontz Ohio Dental Association
Osprey Perio Consulting LLC Sunstar Americas Inc Uhlenbrock Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Whip Mix Corporation William G Horbaly DDS MS Mds Ltd
$100-$249 Ashford Family Dental Boeing Company Brian E Woodard DDS Inc Bruce E Treiber DDS Brush Street Dental Boutique Chief Master Sergeant John O. Downs Danh Kuennemann DDS Inc David G. Chesnut DDS Debra S. Hurtt D.D.S. LLC Dental Dynamic Staffing LLC Dow Chemical Company Downer Family Fund of the Dayton Foundation Dr. Afshan H. Ahmed Dr. Alan H. Black Dr. Alexander P. Moore Dr. Alfredo I. Hernandez and Dr. Zinaida Kaleinikova Dr. and Mrs. A. Rakoci Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alan R. Heller Dr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Bachman Dr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Toth III Dr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Kulaga Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Biggio Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gonty Dr. and Mrs. Bradd C. Testerman Dr. and Mrs. Brandt L. Weininger Dr. and Mrs. Carl L. Fox Dr. and Mrs. Chad S. Webb Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Worton Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hammond Dr. and Mrs. Chas A. Gill Dr. and Mrs. Claude T. Beitler Jr.
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Dr. and Mrs. Conrad N. Ottelin Dr. and Mrs. Dale R. Hazelbaker Dr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Merker Dr. and Mrs. David A. Cacchillo Dr. and Mrs. David S. Brandt Dr. and Mrs. David S. Lipps Dr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Dillon D. Rhodenbaugh Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Morrison Dr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Beilstein Dr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Beals Dr. and Mrs. Duke M. Rakich Dr. and Mrs. Edmar N. Upite Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hadaway Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Haenick Dr. and Mrs. Elvin M. Krabill Dr. and Mrs. Evan D. Tetelman Dr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Green Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Fred Nevar Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Gary H. Salenger Dr. and Mrs. George F. Slaughter Dr. and Mrs. George R. Galehouse III Dr. and Mrs. George S. Cochran Dr. and Mrs. George W. Bradley Dr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Dysert Dr. and Mrs. Gregg G. Gehring Dr. and Mrs. H. David Knepshield Jr. Dr. and Mrs. H. Sam Fick Dr. and Mrs. H. Scott Ayle Dr. and Mrs. Harold H. Biddle Dr. and Mrs. Hiram R. Fry Dr. and Mrs. Howard D. McCleese Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Calver Dr. and Mrs. Howard J. Berusch Dr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Wall Dr. and Mrs. J. Richard Bradbury Dr. and Mrs. J. Victor Bean Dr. and Mrs. James A. Hartnett Dr. and Mrs. James E. Breisch Dr. and Mrs. Jay B. Maxfield Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Gillig Dr. and Mrs. Jerold H. Lipson Dr. and Mrs. Jerre E. Feinthel Dr. and Mrs. John D. Burley Dr. and Mrs. John M. Billy Dr. and Mrs. John R. Erbaugh Dr. and Mrs. John R. Heringhaus Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. DeNunzio Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Haase Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McNamara Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Strong Dr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Harlan Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Pompili Dr. and Mrs. Lee Ortman Dr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Scheingross Dr. and Mrs. Marc W. Michalowicz 23
Dr. and Mrs. Markham L. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Caporal Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Judy Dr. and Mrs. Michael N. Gabor Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Fountain Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Kentris Dr. and Mrs. Oliver M. Hackett Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pschesang Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kaput Dr. and Mrs. Randy M. Feldman Dr. and Mrs. Rene W. Grieselhuber Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Widdoes Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dormire Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gustaferro Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Slate Dr. and Mrs. Rick V. Mason Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. McWilliams Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Oslar Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dilley Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Speer Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Roger A. Pickens Dr. and Mrs. Roman W. Rossmeisl Dr. and Mrs. Ryan N. Eskridge Dr. and Mrs. S. Craig Herman Dr. and Mrs. S. Richard Scott Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore P. Lowry Dr. and Mrs. Sean A. Benson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Bettes Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Orlosky Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Nemcic Dr. and Mrs. Steven E. Watts Dr. and Mrs. Terrance E. Nessif Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McLaughlin Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Holtmann Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzsimmons Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Heckler Dr. and Mrs. Victor J. Cook Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Marino Dr. and Mrs. Wallace N. Davidson III Dr. and Mrs. William A. Lee Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William M. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. William R. Cuckler Dr. Ann W. Walters and Dr. John D. Walters DDS Dr. Autumn B. Sackett and Mr. Todd A. Sackett Dr. Benjamin N. Diller Dr. Brad A. Vosler and Dr. Paula P. Vosler Dr. Bryan T. Osterday and Dr. Karina V. Osterday Dr. Cara J. Riley Warmbold and Mr. David T. Warmbold Dr. Christian A. Victor Dr. Christopher J. Walinski Dr. David K. Andrews Dr. David T. Jonke Dr. David W. Urban Dr. Devon B. Mehl
Dr. Diane M. Ehrbar Dr. Dwight D. Dessart Dr. Elizabeth C. Buckley and Mr. Timothy M. Buckley Dr. Elizabeth C. Caton, USN and Mr. Josh C. Caton Dr. Elliott F. Rice and Dr. Arlene I. Rice Dr. F. Dale Stevens and Dr. Lourdes E. Stevens Dr. Fengyuan Zheng Dr. Fred H. Peck Dr. Frederick E. Soller Dr. George Vukmir Dr. Giulia M. Castrigano and Mr. Vincent Castrigano Dr. Homa Amini Dr. James H. Cottle Dr. James K. Phillips and Dr. Diana L. Phillips Dr. James V. Baker Dr. Jason R. Smithberger Dr. Jennifer F. McCarthy and Mr. Kevin McCarthy Dr. Jennifer L. Hoffner and Mr. Ty A. Hoffner Dr. Jennifer R. Sogan and Mr. David A. Gilligan Dr. John H. Wilson Dr. Jordan D. Mayberry Dr. Joseph G. Rocco Dr. Joseph R. Deliman Dr. Judy A. Robinson and Mr. James R. Cretcher Dr. Katherine W. Steele and Mr. Brian Steele Dr. Katherine W. Vig Dr. Katie H. McMillen and Dr. Kevin A. McMillen Dr. Katie M. Vincer Sears and Mr. Scott A. Sears Dr. Kristin R. Abbas and Mr. Michael R. Salzarulo Dr. Lee Michael Shapiro DDS Dr. Lisa A. Lang Dr. Lisa P. Nagle and Dr. Douglas J. Nagle Dr. Loren D. Andrews Dr. Maria C. Cordero-Ricardo and Mr. Michael Ricardo Dr. Marino And Associates Inc. Dr. Martin E. Appell Dr. Max J. Friedman Dr. Melody D. Long and Mr. Michael Long Dr. Michael A. De Bellis Dr. Michael A. Goyette and Dr. Julie Reeves Dr. Michael A. Sullivan Dr. Michael T. Schaeffer Dr. Michael Tuan Dr. Michael W. Hudec Dr. Michelle K. Ayres and Mr. Jason Ayres Dr. Monica E. Berninghaus
In light of all of the opportunities that the field of dentistry has provided us, it was not only an honor to be part of this project but also, quite simply, our time to give back. This is a great time to be a proud alumni of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry! - Angela Marino, ’91 DDS and Carlo Marino, ’90 DDS, with their sons ( from left) Mike, ’22 (DDS), Anthony, and Steven.
Dr. Natalie J. Schafer and Mr. Scott A. Schafer Dr. Patrick J. Nolan Dr. Richard S. Runkle Dr. Robert E. Parker Dr. Robert H. Wright Dr. Robert M. Lazarow Dr. Robin A. Ainsworth and Mr. Marvin Ainsworth Dr. Ryo E. Benson and Mr. Eric R. Benson Dr. Sandra M. Pasquinelli Dr. Sarah L. Willmann and Mr. Ryan D. Bollenbacher Dr. Scott W. Wemmer and Ms. Barbara Ogle Dr. Seymour I. Glick Dr. Sheldon L. Degenhardt and Dr. Cheryl R. Degenhardt Dr. Shilpa Shah and Mr. Nimish A. Shah Dr. Sunny L. Munn Dr. Susan T. Lance and Dr. John C. Lance Dr. Thomas C. Thuma Dr. Thomas F. Christ Dr. Thomas J. Cyphert Dr. Timothy D. Meyer and Dr. Tyra S. Meyer Dr. Vicki S. Britton and Dr. William U. Britton Dr. William F. Partridge Eileen M Carney DDS Inc Frederick J Gohmann II DDS FAGD Green Family Dentistry Gregg Allan Warner DDS Jeffery R. Van Treese DDS Larry A. Seward DDS Lawrence W Pompili DDS PC Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Luttmer & Luttmer Miss Gretchen E. Theil Monet Aesthetic Dentistry Mr. and Mrs. Armand W. Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. Brent D. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Brock Colman Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Kipp III Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hampson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Figley
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Spejewski Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Wackler Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. McCune Mr. and Mrs. Ira Coron Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lawton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Staley Mr. and Mrs. James R. Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bourne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mazzone Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Unrue Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chenetski Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Shaul Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Pagliarini Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Schwieterman Mr. and Mrs. Norman J J. Huber Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Halstead Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Backus II Mr. and Mrs. Ron E. Eddy II Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Best Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. McCamey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sundberg Mr. and Mrs. Willard Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wagstaff Mr. Herbert M. Foote and Ms. Deborah L. Bernard Mr. Jack Bergeron Mr. Jeffrey Vonder Embse and Ms. Julia B. Embse Mr. John B. Lyon Mr. Kenneth J. Smullen and Ms. Mary G. Jensen Mr. Michael D. Manor and Ms. Sally L. Schively-Manor Mr. Nakul H. Rathi and Avani Jhvari Mr. Robert H. Gorman Mr. Steven D. Shanks Mr. Steven T. Stearns
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Dr. Randy N. Swade Dr. Raul Weiss and Dr. Gabriela A. Weiss Dr. Renee L. DiDonato and Mr. Eric Lynch Dr. Robert B. Banchefsky Dr. Robert J. Frank and Ms. Deborah Anderson-Frank Dr. Rosie C. Zeno Dr. Ruth E. Nowjack-Raymer and Mr. John W. Raymer Dr. Scott R. Schricker and Dr. D. Michele Basso Dr. Sudha Agarwal Dr. Suna E. Woods and Mr. Mark Johnson Dr. Tanya K. Sackrider and Mr. Brad L. Sackrider Dr. William E. Rhinehart Emerson Charitable Trust Gordon F Leden DDS Huber Heights Rotary Club Jennifer S Long Living Trust Miss Dixie C. Scoles Mohave Dental Center Mr. Alex L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Al Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Bernat Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Hartle Mr. and Mrs. Dane McKitrick Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Strukel Mr. and Mrs. David J. Kindinger Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ash Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Fetters Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Gene D. Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Rosenbusch Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. James A. Messner Mr. and Mrs. James E. Price Mr. and Mrs. James L. Olsavsky Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Hern Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pregnolato Mr. and Mrs. John M. Myers Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gauer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bell II Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Slavik Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kappler Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Levings Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Kubinski Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn D. Flee Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rizner Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hoke
Thank you to our donors for investing in the College of Dentistry. Your support helps solidify our students' futures, advance research, and enhance patient care. We are grateful for your generosity. Scholarship recipients at the 2019 Scholarship Luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bline Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Neal F. Monnin Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Foster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stock Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Bierbaum Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Bronsdon Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bryant Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Meredith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Street Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cathers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Duskey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kersting Mr. and Mrs. Tim A. Kalb Mr. and Mrs. Tim S. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. O'Dell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Dolezal Mr. and Mrs. William F. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. William T. Raftry Mr. and Mrs. Zackary A. Schneider Mr. Andrew J. Peters Mr. Brandon J. Lester Mr. Brian B. Partido Mr. Charles D. Krider and Ms. Ellen L. Hoover Mr. Christopher J. Setzer Mr. Clifford J. Beall Mr. David A. Savage Mr. Douglas E. Urbancsik Mr. John M. Herman Mr. John W. Loeffel Mr. Kevin J. Koesters Mr. Leslie G. Wood and Ms. Heather N. Daugherty-Wood Mr. Michael P. Kubinski
Mr. Robert Allen and Ms. Pamela S. Bores Mr. Robert G. Beson and Ms. Julie L. Benson Mr. S. Louis Berta Mr. Terry D. Porter Mrs. Bridget M. Wright Mrs. Cecelia R. Polster Mrs. Dorothy C. Harold Mrs. Erinn A. Dennis-DaCunha Mrs. Gretchen J. Hollern Mrs. Jane C. Kopczynski Mrs. Jessica L. Phillips Mrs. Patricia A. Pressler Mrs. Sue E. Burreson Ms. Amy A. Rodriguez Ms. Barbara J. Harper Ms. Barbara J. Watson Ms. Betty L. Eichenlaub Ms. Beverly J. Eckman Ms. Brittany L. Grannan and Mr. Patrick Grannan Ms. Brittney L. Schreier Ms. Candace C. Brown Ms. Carol L. Holdren Ms. Carole George Andrews Ms. Christine J. Piper Ms. Cora L. McLurg Ms. Courtney S. Yurt Ms. Diane L. Whitener Ms. Donna S. Moore Ms. Edith S. Wacksman Ms. Elizabeth M. DeLong Ms. Erin E. Karzmer Ms. Gail L. Still Ms. Jacqueline C. Pazaropoulos Ms. Jane W. Guzauskas Ms. Jill M. Whitney Ms. Judy E. Garrett Ms. Judy R. Garel Ms. Julie A. Miller Ms. Katherine K. Rennick and Mr. Daniel Rennick Ms. Kathleen Kiene Ms. Kayla M. Cioppa
Ms. Kelly A. Hartman Ms. Kimberly A. Grubka Ms. Kristin A. Geiger Ms. Kristina A. Garner Ms. Leslie A. Wilson Ms. Lindsey C. Park and Mr. Mark R. Sloan Ms. Lori H. Sloderback Ms. Marcia L. Law Ms. Martha D. Hisey Ms. Martha J. Mosher Ms. Mary A. Roth Ms. Mary K. Knoderer Ms. Maxine Schildknecht Ms. Michelle E. Meek Ms. Michelle L. Thomas Ms. Millie E. Hartle Ms. Nichole V. Oocumma Ms. Pamela S. Hallum Ms. Patricia A. Jordan Ms. Patricia W. Avery Ms. Pauline G. Weinschenk Ms. Rebecca A. Sweeney Ms. Rebekah J. Gayley Ms. Sandra I. Marino Ms. Sarah J. Alford and Mr. Drew M. Alford Ms. Shannon O. Prince Ms. Susan P. Frost Ms. Suzanne G. Edie Ms. Tamara N. Kolli Ms. Tammarra R. Pace Ms. Theresa H. Bassett Ms. Tonia S. Gibson Ms. Vanessa M. Hill Ms. Yvonne H. Fekete Ralph E. Gallimore Revocable Trust T Miller Dental LLC The Ellashek Revocable Trust
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Award-winning Engagement OHIO Project and Dental Student Recognized with University Engagement Awards The College of Dentistry’s Oral Health Improvement through Outreach (OHIO) Project was recognized with The Ohio State University’s Distinguished Service-Learning Award at the university’s 7th annual Engagement Recognition Awards ceremony on May 2 at The Ohio Union. Recognized by the university’s Offices of Outreach and Engagement, Service-Learning, Student Life, and International Affairs, the project was honored for its demonstrated outstanding achievement in service-learning, with a longterm record of impact and achievement.
Dean Patrick Lloyd (left) accepted an award for the OHIO Project from Ola Ahlquist. PhD, Associate Vice Provost of the Office of Academic Enrichment.
Dean Patrick Lloyd with award winner Carrie Chen, ’21 DDS.
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As described by Ola Ahlqvist, PhD, Associate Vice Provost of the Office of Academic Enrichment, service learning is when instructors ensure knowledge is translated into action by providing students with an opportunity to apply what they’ve learned in a real-life setting where there is a true need in the community. “The College of Dentistry has succeeded in building a robust, long-term outreach program that is a true benefit in our communities,” Dr. Ahlqvist said. “The OHIO Project is a win-win-win situation. It’s a win for the students because they get an enhanced clinical education, exposing them to populations they might not necessarily find in other areas of their communication. It’s a win for the partner also. And the patients obviously win by having more access to care.” College of Dentistry student Carrie Chen was recognized for her exceptional commitment to service with the Professional Student Award for Excellence in Community Service. “Community service is central to Carrie’s character,” Javaune Adams-Gaston, PhD, Senior Vice President for Student Life, said. “Her primary motivation to pursue a career in dentistry is to gain skills to help immigrant families. She has pursued this goal through a variety of service opportunities, most notably as co-director of Project Refugee Smiles,” a volunteer organization that provides dental care to refugees. ■
Dear Dental Alumni, Our alumni base consists of well over 10,000 graduates of the College of Dentistry spanning more than 100 years of graduations. I am happy to share that in May, the Dental Alumni Society grew by 93! 64% of our newest alumni – the 2019 College of Dentistry graduates – signed up to join us in our mission of supporting current students, faculty, staff, and the rest of our alumni base. At their Convocation ceremony, I encouraged them to lend their well-honed talents and skills to efforts beyond what their clinical training prepared them to do. I asked them to invite us into their professional network for mentorship, to socialize and eventually to continue their learning at our CE events. On this topic, I thought I would share some stats about our current Dental Alumni Society membership:
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Less than 20% of our total alumni are Life members (those committed to being a member for a lifetime).
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Annual new memberships (those committed to being a member for one year) have ranged from 56 to 218 members in the past 5 years.
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Five new Life members, and 115 Annual members have joined thus far in 2019.
Many times when I talk to alumni and ask if they are members of the Dental Alumni Society, they are not sure or assume they certainly joined “at some point”. I encourage you to take the time to check on your membership status to affirm your commitment and support of the society. You can email dentalalumni@osu.edu to find out. As with any organization, there is strength in numbers – more people to help the society not only fulfill the mission, but to help it flourish and grow. Our society budget structure is funded by membership and the money goes directly to sustaining the society and expanding the activities we support – scholarships, student programming, alumni events, networking, etc. You can secure your annual membership for $25 or a life membership with a one-time payment of $400. Visit www.osudas.com to join if you decide to make this commitment. New this year, all life members will receive a signed certificate from the Dental Alumni Society to proudly display in your home or office as a thank you for your commitment and support of the society. All 2,201 current life members will receive this in the coming weeks, as well as all new life members going forward. I look forward to seeing you in Columbus for Homecoming weekend, October 4th & 5th. I invite each of you to join us at the ODA alumni reception for our annual society meeting and fellowship on Friday, and the Homecoming tailgate at the Ohio Union on Saturday. More information on Homecoming weekend will be shared via mail, email and on the college website. In preparation, you can shop for your Dental Alumni Society clothing items at our online Dental Alumni Society Apparel Pop-Up Shop, which will be open July 18th - August 1st. Email and social media will communicate the active web link for ordering in the weeks leading up to the opening.
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As a final “save the date,” our annual football ticket raffle supporting student scholarships will include two tickets to both the Wisconsin game (Oct 26) and the Penn State game (Nov 23) – stay tuned for email and social media advertising for this. Raffle tickets will be sold through the Homecoming weekend and the winner will be notified on Oct 7, 2019. Have a safe, fun and healthy summer!
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All my best,
Rebecca P. Henderson, ’01 BSDH, ’06 MS President, Dental Alumni Society
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CE & ALUMNI
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
August 17, 2019 Dental Sealants for the CDA 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (8 CE hours) Brian Partido, BSDH, MSDH Satisfies the Ohio State Dental Board CE requirement for CDAs to perform this function. August 17-18, 2019 Local Anesthesia for the Dental Hygienist 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (29 CE hours) Course includes 13 hours of self-paced content Hany Emam, BDS, MS Rebecca Henderson, BSDH, MS Completion of this course prepares one to take the CDCA examination required for dental hygiene local anesthesia credentialing in Ohio. Participants will complete 13 hours of on-line self-study prior to attending August 17-18. August 23, 2019 Translational Head & Neck Anatomy 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (8.5 CE hours) Hany Emam, BDS, MS Eileen Kalmar, PhD John Kalmar, DMD, PhD This course will allow interactive anatomic review utilizing traditional and fresh-like embalmed specimens to optimize application of oral, head and neck anatomy. We will focus on specific case scenarios to correlate relevant anatomy with patient examination and treatment optimization.
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August 30, 2019 Treating the Medically Complex Patient 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (6 CE hours) Bryant Cornelius, DDS, MBA, MPH The modern dentist is charged with treating patients with an increasing array of serious comorbidites. This course will review the basic anatomy, physiology and pathology of disease associated with common conditions of the heart, lungs and pancreas. Recommendations will be given for optimizing and treating these types of patients in the dental setting. September 5-7, 2019 ADA San Francisco, CA Still waiting to hear back from the conference on reception date September 13, 2019 Drug Use and Abuse: What you need to know about prescription drugs, street drugs, and addiction 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (4.5 CE hours) Hannah Hays, MD Rick Massatti, PhD, MSW, MPH, LSW Kumar Subramanian, DDS, MSD Substance abuse disorders affect over 20 million Americans. Dental teams can play a major role in drug misuse and abuse identification, prevention and intervention. September 16-21, 2019 AAOMS Boston, MA Reception 9/19-Still waiting to hear back from the conference on reception location.
September 28, 2019 Nitrous Oxide Sedation 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (6 CE hours) Hany Emam, BDS, MS Rebecca Henderson, BSDH, MS Meets OSDB CE requirement for Dental Hygienists to become eligible to administer nitrous oxide sedation, and for Dental Assistants to monitor nitrous oxide sedation. The course is also appropriate for dentists looking to incorporate the use of nitrous oxide sedation in their practice or as a refresher. October 4, 2019 Post College Assembly Homecoming CE See details on next page October 4, 2019 ODA Reception (ODA is October 3-6) 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel 401 N High St, Columbus, OH 43215 October 4, 2019 Class of ’69 50th Reunion Luncheon 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM The Ohio State University Ohio Union 1739 N High St Columbus, OH 43210
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Continuing Education dentistry.osu.edu/ce or 614-292-9790 CE courses are being added regularly – please check the website for the updated calendar. Alumni Events Email: DentalAlumni@ osu.edu or 614-292-1891
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» Implant Dentistry in a Digital World » Pain and Anxiety Management The 2019 Post College Assembly Homecoming CE will be held Friday, October 4 at the Downtown Hilton, during Ohio Dental Association (ODA) Annual Session, making it convenient to take part in both great events! The 2019 ODA Annual Session has been moved to the first weekend in October, which happens to fall during Ohio State’s Homecoming Weekend. While this move was due to circumstances beyond the ODA's control, we are happy to announce that the 2019 Post College Assembly Homecoming CE will be held in conjunction with the ODA Annual Session at the Downtown Hilton on Friday, October 4, 2019. “Rather than hold competing events, we worked with the ODA leadership and created an opportunity to better serve the dental profession,” said Don Gray, Director of Continuing Dental Education at the College of Dentistry. “We’ve always had a great relationship with the ODA and are thankful for their collaboration in developing a mutually beneficial solution.” Attendees can attend a half-day or full-day of PCA on Friday, along with the other ODA CE courses. “We feel like this provides a great weekend of CE and homecoming activities,” Mr. Gray said. ■
Register for one or both presentations FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (3 CE credits) Implant Dentistry in a Digital World (Panel discussion)
2:00 – 5:00 p.m. (3 CE credits) Pain and Anxiety Management
Lisa Lang, DDS, MS, MBA (Moderator); Daniel Cortes, DDS; Kelly Kennedy, DDS, MS; Binnaz Leblebicioglu, DDS, MS, PhD; Burak Yilmaz, DDS, PhD
Bryant Cornelius, DDS, MBA, MPH; Gregory Ness, DDS
The incorporation of digital technologies into implant treatment of partial and completely edentulous patients is becoming the norm. This session will discuss the multiple areas through the planning, surgical, and restorative phases of implant therapy in which digital technologies may aid in the patient’s treatment. The presentation aims to create a chance to discuss the challenges and debated issues related to digital implant dentistry in today’s practice. The interdisciplinary panel includes faculty from the Divisions of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry, Periodontics, and Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.
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As more patients become familiar with and inquire about sedation in the dental office, it is important that providers understand the risks and benefits of providing this valuable service. Proper training, proper equipment and proper patient selection are required to ensure a safe and predictable outcome. The second half of this presentation will cover the pharmacologic background on opioids and related pain medicines, the current state of regulation and compliance requirements, and provide an algorithm for the responsible, evidence-based management of postoperative pain in the dental surgery patient.
There is no luncheon, but we hope you will attend the Alumni Reception on Friday, October 4, 2019 from 5:00-7:00pm at the Hilton. For more information and online registration, please visit go.osu.edu/PCA2019
IN MEMORIAM
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Alden Bush, ’45 DDS
David Meyer, ’60 DDS
Charles Wilson, ’71 DDS
Dayton, OH, February 19, 2019
Alma, MI, February 2, 2019
Lucasville, OH, February 28, 2019
David Morgan, ’47 DDS
Robert Theil ’60 DDS
Ft. Wayne, IN, March 17, 2019
Huber Heights, OH, March 8, 2019 John Avery, ’63 DDS
1950’s Robert Crombie, ’53 DDS Bratenahl, OH, March 6, 2019 Martin LeBoeuf, ’57 DDS Dayton, OH, March 13, 2019
Columbus, OH, March 26, 2019 William Miller, ’65 DDS Cuyahoga Falls, OH, February 6, 2019 James Murphy, ’68 DDS Johnstown, OH, April 10, 2019
Ralph W. Carter, ’59 DDS Zanesville, OH, February 12, 2019
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IN THE NEWS “The business plan competition offers an elective educational opportunity for students to work one-on-one with leaders in the dental business community to improve their business plan,” - Dr. James Cottle
Andrew Kitzmiller
Katie Cheffins
Jeremy Altdorfer
Fourth-year Dental Students Win Business Plan Competition Fourth-year dental students Andrew Kitzmiller, Katie Cheffins, and Jeremy Altdorfer won first, second, and third place respectively in a business plan competition this spring. The competition was hosted by Practice Management course instructor James Cottle, ’81 DDS, assistant professor, Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry. All third-year dental students in Dr. Cottle’s Practice Management course are required to submit a business plan at the end of spring semester as an individual project. When they enter their fourth year, the students have an additional opportunity to greatly expand their business plan during an optional competition. ■ “The business plan competition offers an elective educational opportunity for students to work one-on-one with leaders in the dental business community to improve their business plan,” Dr. Cottle said. Students meet with corporate sponsors, judges, and other competitors throughout the competition to do a “deep dive” into the business plan process. When the competition is over, they have a plan worthy of submission to a bank for a loan. This year’s winners earned cash awards donated by sponsors First Merchants Bank, Patterson Dental Company, and Midmark Corporation. Faculty judges included Henry Fischbach, ’86 DDS, and Mike Pappas, '14 DDS, '14 MBA. ■
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(From left) Donor Richard Caldwell, ’65 DDS, with scholarship recipient Mark Ruther, ’19 DDS.
College Hosts Annual Scholarship Dinner The College of Dentistry hosted its scholarship dinner on April 4 at the Faculty Club. Donors were delighted to meet scholarship recipients during the annual event that celebrates the generosity of those who have created scholarships for the college’s dental and dental hygiene students. The event also recognizes the students whose outstanding academic performance and other attributes have made them deserving recipients of scholarship awards. A total of 131 dental scholarships and 17 dental hygiene scholarships were awarded by the college this year. ■
Dental Hygiene Networking Night On April 15, the College of Dentistry’s Office of Student Affairs hosted the third annual networking night for senior dental hygiene students. Eleven vendors were present at the event, representing different aspects of a professional network, including alumni societies, job placement, student loan repayment, and advanced education. An alumni panel provided students with information about positions in public health, pediatrics, practice administration, and dental product sales and marketing. Assistant professor-clinical Rebecca Henderson, ’01 BSDH, ’06 MS, moderated the event as the course director of the students' practice (From left) Jessie Mott ’02 BSDH; Renajia Menchaca ’11 BSDH; Rebecca Henderson, ’01 BSDH, ’06 MS; Tonda Hockenberry ’10 BSDH; ’16 MSDH; and Chadleo Webb ’13 BSDH, ’15 MSDH
management class. She enjoyed the chance for alumni to connect with students just weeks before they enter the workforce. "Our students love hearing from past graduates about different career paths and opportunities in the dental hygiene profession." ■ college news 34
M E E T O U R N E W E S T F A C U LT Y
Diogo Gouveia, DDS Dr. Diogo Gouveia received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 2011 from the University of Pernambuco in Recife, Brazil. Following graduation, he worked as a general dentist in Recife and acquired a specialty credential in prosthodontics. In 2016, Dr. Gouveia enrolled in the advanced education program in prosthodontics at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, where he is completing a prosthodontics residency and earning a Master of Dental Science degree. Dr. Gouveia joined the College of Dentistry faculty on July 1st as an Assistant Professor-Clinical in the Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry. In this role, he contributes to curriculum development for restorative and prosthodontics courses, and provides related didactic and clinical instruction for pre-doctoral students and residents. He will also support the implementation of innovative technology to enhance clinical and non-clinical education in prosthodontics. ■
Kim Hammersmith, DDS, MPH, MS On June 3rd, Dr. Kim Hammersmith assumed a new role in the College of Dentistry and at Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) as Director of the Advanced Education Program in Pediatric Dentistry and as an Assistant Professor-Clinical in the Division of Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Hammersmith earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery and Master of Public Health degrees from the University of North Carolina, after which she completed her specialty residency in pediatric dentistry at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and was awarded a Master of Science degree from Ohio State’s College of Dentistry. Following her residency, she worked in public health in North Carolina. In 2016, she returned to Columbus to serve as the Outreach Coordinator at NCH and as an adjunct Assistant Professor in the Division of Pediatric Dentistry at Ohio State’s College of Dentistry. In her new position as a clinical faculty member and program director in the college, Dr. Hammersmith will provide instruction for pre-doctoral students and pediatric dentistry residents, while also caring directly for pediatric dental patients at NCH and supporting outreach activities in the community. ■
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Yuan-Lynn Hsieh, DDS Dr. Yuan-Lynn Hsieh joined the College of Dentistry as an Assistant ProfessorClinical in the Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry on July 1st. He earned his dental degree from the National Taiwan University (NTU) in 2011, after which he completed residency programs in general dentistry and periodontics at NTU. Dr. Hsieh is currently enrolled in the advanced education program in prosthodontics at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry at Ann Arbor, where he is completing a prosthodontics residency and earning a Master of Dental Science degree. As a member of the college faculty, Dr. Hsieh supports curriculum development for restorative and prosthodontics courses and provides didactic and clinical instruction for pre-doctoral students and residents. He will also contribute to the clinical and non-clinical education of students by helping to promote the use of innovative technologies related to prosthodontics. ■
Jesse Manton, DDS, MS Dr. Jesse Manton became a member of the College of Dentistry faculty on July 1st. He serves as an Assistant Professor-Clinical in the Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dental Anesthesiology. Dr. Manton earned his DDS degree in 2014 from the University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, after which he completed a dental surgery residency at the Veterans Administration Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford Medical Center. In 2016, he joined the Veterans Affairs San Francisco and University of California San Francisco Medical Centers, where he completed an Advanced Clinical Simulation Fellowship program. Dr. Manton recently completed a residency in the dental anesthesiology program and a Master of Science in Dentistry degree at Ohio State’s College of Dentistry. Dr. Manton’s professional experience includes appointments as an adjunct faculty dental surgeon in the Oral Medicine and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinic at Stanford Medical Center, and an adjunct clinical faculty appointment in the Department of Oral Surgery at the University of the Pacific. Most recently, he has served as an anesthesiology specialty preceptor at Ohio State’s College of Medicine, and he has taught courses in pharmacology, cardiopulmonary physiology, airway management, and anesthesiology in the College of Dentistry. As a faculty member in the college, Dr. Manton supports the dental anesthesiology and pharmacology curricula for pre-doctoral students and residents. He also provides sedation and general anesthesia services for the college’s pediatric dentistry, general practice, and oral and maxillofacial surgery clinics. Other responsibilities include providing general anesthesia services for dental and oral and maxillofacial surgery patients at Ohio State’s Wexner Medical Center. ■
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Mark Wenzel, DDS Dr. Mark Wenzel became a member of the College of Dentistry faculty on July 1st. He serves as an Assistant Professor-Clinical in the Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry, and as the Associate Director of the dental clinic at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) Outpatient Care Upper Arlington facility, which includes dental, optometry, and other primary health care services. An Ohio State University alumnus, Dr. Wenzel earned a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy from the university in 1978 and served as a practicing pharmacist in Columbus. He then received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Ohio State’s College of Dentistry in 1987 and completed the college’s Advanced Education in General Dentistry program. Dr. Wenzel has practiced general dentistry in Dayton for more than 30 years. In his role at the OSUWMC Upper Arlington Clinic, Dr. Wenzel provides dental care for patients and administrative oversight for professional and support staff. In the College of Dentistry, he supports the predoctoral curriculum by providing pre-clinical and clinical course instruction. ■
Luiz Meirelles, DDS, MS, PhD Dr. Luiz Meirelles earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1998 from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, after which he completed a Master of Science degree in prosthodontics from Brazil’s State University of Campinas. In 2003, he enrolled at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, where he received a PhD degree in biomaterials. He is currently completing an implant fellowship program at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor. Dr. Meirelles’s professional experience includes serving as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and at the Eastman Institute for Oral Health, where he conducted research on implant dentistry and the effects of dental implants on the bones in the oral cavity. He was also the Director of Product Evaluations for the American Dental Association’s Science Institute, a position in which he performed product reviews and helped to develop clinical guidelines related to the selection of restorative and preventive dental materials. On July 1st, Dr. Meirelles joined the College of Dentistry faculty as an Assistant Professor in the Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry. In that capacity, he assumed didactic and clinical teaching responsibilities for pre-doctoral students and residents in restorative and prosthetic dentistry courses. His extensive experience in digital technologies will also be used to enhance curriculum development to ensure the highest quality of educational experiences for students. ■
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Robert Seghi, DDS, MS Dr. Robert Seghi earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in 1978. He continued his education there, completing dual Master of Science degrees in biomaterials and denture prosthodontics in 1983. He was appointed as an assistant professor in the School of Dentistry’s Department of Partial Dentures that same year. From 1984-1991, Dr. Seghi was an assistant professor at the University of California at Los Angeles School of Dentistry in the Department of Operative Dentistry. In the latter part of 1991, he joined The Ohio State University College of Dentistry as a dental scientist. The following year, he was appointed as an assistant professor in the Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry. He was promoted to the rank of associate professor in 1996 and then to full professor in 2002. Dr. Seghi served as chair of the Division of Restorative and Prosthetic Dentistry from 20092016. In addition to his service as chair of the largest division in the college, he also made significant contributions as a course director for pre-doctoral students learning about esthetics in operative dentistry; fixed partial dentures and complete dentures; removable prosthodontics; and complex esthetic restorations. His research and scholarly publications focused on dental polymers and ceramic composites, nanoparticulate reinforced polymers for dental applications, and dental adhesion as it relates to the bonding of materials to enamel and dentin. During his decades in the college, Dr. Seghi has received a number of honors, including several Student Government Association Teaching Awards, the Alpha Omega Fraternity Outstanding Preclinical Instructor Award, and the Fields Award for Excellence in Teaching and Research. He retired on May 30, 2019. ■
Stanley Sharples, DDS, MS Dr. Stanley Sharples earned a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1968, after which he joined the U.S. Army as a commissioned officer. During his military service, he completed a Master of Science degree in mathematics at Brigham Young University and was appointed as an assistant professor of mathematics at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, a position he held for four years. In 1979, he moved to Ohio and enrolled in the Doctor of Dental Surgery program at The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, graduating in 1983. Dr. Sharples practiced general dentistry in Columbus from 1983 to 2003, while also serving as an associated clinical instructor in the College of Dentistry. In 2003, he joined the college’s full-time faculty as an assistant professor-clinical in the Division of Restorative of Prosthetic Dentistry. He was promoted to associate professor-clinical in 2017. Throughout his time in the college, Dr. Sharples’ professional focus has been related to caries management, operative dentistry, the use of lasers in dental care, and such advanced technologies as digital impression systems. He has served as a laboratory bench instructor, a pre-clinical course instructor, and a course director for an array of pre-doctoral courses that included primary care dentistry, an introduction to dental lasers, and removable and complete prosthodontics. Dr. Sharples has received numerous teaching awards from the Student Government Association, and he has been selected as an honored hooder at convocation events. He has also been a longtime adviser for two student groups -- the Academy of Latter Day Saints Dentists and the Armed Forces Club, and he was the treasurer of Ohio State’s Dental Alumni Society for more than a decade. He retired on January 31, 2019. ■ college news 38
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