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Canadian and other International Active members may also choose to transfer from Active membership in the AAE to Associate membership. By doing so, they retain all the rights and privileges of membership other than those to nominate, vote, or hold elective office. They also relieve themselves of any obligation to support those AAE programs sustained by either dues or assessments. In transferring to Associate status, international members relinquish political rights in the AAE but maintain political rights in IFEA. Because all future Active members of the American Association of Endodontists must meet existing requirements for the limitation of practice to endodontics, and all dentists in the limited practice of endodontics are required to seek Active membership, those Active members who are not in limited practice can choose to change their membership status from Active to Asssociate. For each and every one of you the choices to make are there, and they are yours to make. Choose wisely and accept gracefully the responsibility for the consequences of your having made that choice.
spoke to the Louis I. Grossman Study Club, March 11, 1986 on "Endodontic Politics - What's Happening." The Tar Heel Endodontics Association held its Spring meeting in Bermuda March 27-30. Mr. Bud Schulman, the guest lecturer, spoke to the group on "Dental Finance."
Michael A. Heuer, DDS, President
New Members Active D'ORLAN DO, MICHAEL 144-02 Jewel Avenue Kew Gardens Hills, NY 11367 HANDELSMAN, IRA S. 3737 Moragan Avenue, Suite A-207 San Diego, CA 92117
Grants-in-Aid Program Continues In 1980, the AAE Endowment & Memorial Foundation initiated the Grants-in-Aid of Research Program. The Research Committee of the Foundation accepts applications for grants from all qualified investigators whose research addresses endoclontics or related topics. Grants range in amount from $100 to a maximum of $1,000. For the period of May 1985-March 1986, the Foundation is pleased to announce the following grants: Haasch, Gregory C. Bony effects of three hemostatic agents. Marquette University Holcomb, John B. Evaluation of an atraumatic alveolar trephination procedure to avoid/relieve pain. Medical College of Virginia Johnson, Thomas A. Configuration changes in curved canals following preparation by hand instruments and by ultrasonic filing. University of Illinois Kaminsky, Edward S. A comparison of root canal debridement using sonic, ultrasonic and hand filing method. Indiana University Kettering, James D. Determination of antibody levels in endodontic patients against ten microorganisms using indirect flourescent and ELISA techniques. Loma Linda University Larsen, Stephen S. The development of a computer programmed endodontic bibliography data base capable of problematic search of the literature. Northwestern University Medford, Houck M. Pulpal death secondary to vascular occlusions from carotid atheromatous plaques. Bowman Grey School of Medicine/Department of Dentistry Miserendino, Leo J. A standardized model of an idealized root canal preparation for teaching and research purposes. Northwestern University Paris, Henry Edward The effects of endodontic therapy on the dentin and dentin bonding/composite restoration. Medical College of Georgia Russin, James T. The effect of endodontic medicaments and irrigants on endotoxin activity. Temple University Smee, Gregory M. A comparison of P-30TM resin bonded ceramic and conventional materials as retrograde sealers. Temple University Tagger, Michael In vitro testing of the release of OH and Ca ions from set endodontic sealers containing calcium hydroxide. Tel Aviv University Tamse, Aviad Effect of apical dentin structure on the smear layer produced in the root canal. Tel Aviv University
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HINKLEY, STEWART A. 2100 East High Street Suite 104 Springfield, OH 45505 JOVE, MICHAEL 735 White Plains Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 LANGER, IAN J. 809 North Wood Avenue Linden, NJ 07036 LIEB, RICHARD J. 1100 Welborne Drive Suite 202 Richmond, VA 23229 TOPCIK, PHILIP L. 8810 Goodby's Executive Drive Jacksonville, FL 32217 WlDIS, ROBERT E. 5232 Albemarle Road Charlotte, NC 28212 BROWELEIT, DAVID L. 1151 North 200th, #223 Seattle, WA 98133 PIPHER, DENNIS L. 119 West 57th Street, Suite 700 New York, NY 10019
Associate HIRABAYASHI, MASAMICHI 244 East Pearson Street Chicago, IL 60611 ISHII, MITSUKO 4-29-18 Nishigotanda Shinagawa-ku Tokyo, T141, Japan
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Canadian and other International Active members may also choose to transfer from Active membership in the AAE to Associate membership. By doing so, they retain all the rights and privileges of membership other than those to nominate, vote, or hold elective office. They also relieve themselves of any obligation to support those AAE programs sustained by either dues or assessments. In transferring to Associate status, international members relinquish political rights in the AAE but maintain political rights in IFEA. Because all future Active members of the American Association of Endodontists must meet existing requirements for the limitation of practice to endodontics, and all dentists in the limited practice of endodontics are required to seek Active membership, those Active members who are not in limited practice can choose to change their membership status from Active to Asssociate. For each and every one of you the choices to make are there, and they are yours to make. Choose wisely and accept gracefully the responsibility for the consequences of your having made that choice.
spoke to the Louis I. Grossman Study Club, March 11, 1986 on "Endodontic Politics - What's Happening." The Tar Heel Endodontics Association held its Spring meeting in Bermuda March 27-30. Mr. Bud Schulman, the guest lecturer, spoke to the group on "Dental Finance."
Michael A. Heuer, DDS, President
New Members Active D'ORLAN DO, MICHAEL 144-02 Jewel Avenue Kew Gardens Hills, NY 11367 HANDELSMAN, IRA S. 3737 Moragan Avenue, Suite A-207 San Diego, CA 92117
Grants-in-Aid Program Continues In 1980, the AAE Endowment & Memorial Foundation initiated the Grants-in-Aid of Research Program. The Research Committee of the Foundation accepts applications for grants from all qualified investigators whose research addresses endoclontics or related topics. Grants range in amount from $100 to a maximum of $1,000. For the period of May 1985-March 1986, the Foundation is pleased to announce the following grants: Haasch, Gregory C. Bony effects of three hemostatic agents. Marquette University Holcomb, John B. Evaluation of an atraumatic alveolar trephination procedure to avoid/relieve pain. Medical College of Virginia Johnson, Thomas A. Configuration changes in curved canals following preparation by hand instruments and by ultrasonic filing. University of Illinois Kaminsky, Edward S. A comparison of root canal debridement using sonic, ultrasonic and hand filing method. Indiana University Kettering, James D. Determination of antibody levels in endodontic patients against ten microorganisms using indirect flourescent and ELISA techniques. Loma Linda University Larsen, Stephen S. The development of a computer programmed endodontic bibliography data base capable of problematic search of the literature. Northwestern University Medford, Houck M. Pulpal death secondary to vascular occlusions from carotid atheromatous plaques. Bowman Grey School of Medicine/Department of Dentistry Miserendino, Leo J. A standardized model of an idealized root canal preparation for teaching and research purposes. Northwestern University Paris, Henry Edward The effects of endodontic therapy on the dentin and dentin bonding/composite restoration. Medical College of Georgia Russin, James T. The effect of endodontic medicaments and irrigants on endotoxin activity. Temple University Smee, Gregory M. A comparison of P-30TM resin bonded ceramic and conventional materials as retrograde sealers. Temple University Tagger, Michael In vitro testing of the release of OH and Ca ions from set endodontic sealers containing calcium hydroxide. Tel Aviv University Tamse, Aviad Effect of apical dentin structure on the smear layer produced in the root canal. Tel Aviv University
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HINKLEY, STEWART A. 2100 East High Street Suite 104 Springfield, OH 45505 JOVE, MICHAEL 735 White Plains Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 LANGER, IAN J. 809 North Wood Avenue Linden, NJ 07036 LIEB, RICHARD J. 1100 Welborne Drive Suite 202 Richmond, VA 23229 TOPCIK, PHILIP L. 8810 Goodby's Executive Drive Jacksonville, FL 32217 WlDIS, ROBERT E. 5232 Albemarle Road Charlotte, NC 28212 BROWELEIT, DAVID L. 1151 North 200th, #223 Seattle, WA 98133 PIPHER, DENNIS L. 119 West 57th Street, Suite 700 New York, NY 10019
Associate HIRABAYASHI, MASAMICHI 244 East Pearson Street Chicago, IL 60611 ISHII, MITSUKO 4-29-18 Nishigotanda Shinagawa-ku Tokyo, T141, Japan