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(Continued from cover 2) group, name of chairman, and time space. The request will be given to the hotel's catering manager, with whom all further arrangements must be made.
Maxillofacial pain topic at P e n n s y l v a n i a m e e t i n g Pocono Pines, Pa: Dr. Samuel Seltzer discussed "The expanding role of the endodontists in the diagnosis and management of maxillofacial pain" as the Pennsylvania Academy of Endodontists met in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Dental Association at the Tamiment Resort and Country Club near here. Dr. Alan Kirsh of Hatboro was elected president of the PAE for 1979 to 1980. Also chosen were Drs. Ronald Ferrari, Pittsburgh, program chairman, and Norman Dinnerman, Levittown, secretary-treasurer.
Three Dallas programs on endodontic treatment held Dallas: Three essay programs on endodontic treatment were pre-
sented on the scientific program at the ADA annual session here. One program focused on diagnostic techniques and case selection. Panel participants and their subjects were Drs. Pat J. Ferrillo, Dallas, diagnosis and case selection; Manuel I. Weisman, Augusta, Ga, instrumentation and obturation; and George Z. Zurkow, Wilmington, Del, auxiliary utilization. Another program featured problem cases in endodontic treatment. Essayists and their subjects included Drs. John W. Ham, Dallas, open apex; James w . Gutmann, Baltimore, vital cases of open apex; Thomas W. McDonald, Atlanta, internal and external resorption; and Paul M. Vanek, Ann Arbor, Mich, surgical intervention of endodontic catastrophes. Speakers and their topics during the program on "troubleshooting in endodontics" included Drs. B. Harvey Wiener, Fort Lauderdale, Fla, general problems; Stephen F. Schwartz, Houston, problems with perforations; and Hans G. Kurer, Manchester, England, fractured
NAMES IN THE NEWS Appointed: As chairman of the department of endodontics at the West Virginia University School of Dentistry, Dr. A. Eddy Skidmore, a 1966 graduate of the school, is president of the School of Dentistry Alumni Association. Dr. Skidmore, whose main research interest has been root canal morphology, succeeds Dr. Camillo A. Alberico. Honored: With the Torch of I,earning Award by the dental division of the American Friends of the Hebrew University, Dr. Dudley Glick. He was saluted as a skilled practitioner, leader in his profession, respected professor, international lecturer and consultant, and for his activities in community affairs. The JOURNAL depends on its members for news. Please send any news or information to: Dr. Bernard Grothaus 1775 Glenview Rd Glenview, I11 60025
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Members of the Southwest Society of Endodontics get together during the club's 1979 meeting in Corpus Christi, Tex.
The Southwest Society of Endodontics held its annual summer program in Corpus Christi, Tex, and presented three speakers--Dr. Paul Radman speaking on "Resorption," Dr. James Roane discussing "Single appointment endodontic procedures," and Mr. Mac Lenz, a research engineer, dealing with "Instrument manufacture." Officers elected for 1979 to 1980 are Drs. Howard Tirschwell, president; George Mouledge, vice-presi349
JOURNAL OF ENDODONTICS I VOL 5, NO 11, NOVEMBER 1979
Officers elected for 1979 to 1980 were Drs. Homer Foutz, president; James Dryden, secretary; and George Motledge III, program chairman.
REGISTRY FOR ASSOCIATES
Attendees at the recent meeting of the Haro, J. IIealey Study Club included (from left) Drs. Samuel Patterson, Paul Mace, Robert Borders, Ken Spolnik, Sttmrt Ferguson, Clarence Deane, John Maros,~-r. Donald Arens, Carl Newton, William Adams, and Ron Armstrong.
dent; and E. Jack Martin, Jr., secretary-treasurer. Dr. Charles Tomich, an oral pathologist, highlighted the scientific program at the Harry J. Healey E n d o d o n t i c Study Club's two-day meeting for members, spouses, and families held at Brown County Inn in Nashville, Ind. tie presented a review of oral pathology, with emphasis on nonodontogenic radiolucent lesions and odontogenic cysts and tumors. Another program speaker was Dr. C. Ted Deane, an oral surgeon, who discussed pharmacological aspects of various new and old antimicrobial, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory agents. Elected officers were l)rs. Duane Compton, president; Carl Newton, vice-president; and Kenneth Spolnik, secretary-treasurer. The Kiawah Island resort in South Carolina was the site of the recent annual session of the Southern E n d o d o n f i c Study Group. Headlining the scientific program were two internationally known educators, 350
Drs. I. B. Bender and David Prensky, who discussed "Systemic diseases involving endodontic treatment" and "Current thinking on pain and pain control," respectively. Dr. Prensky also presented a lecture on classical music appreciation. Other presentations were made by Joe Collins, Jim Riggins, .and Dan Kolzet. Dr. James Tare was installed as president and Dr. John Mills was elected secretary-treasurer. The first meeting of the new program year of the Edgar D. Coolidge Endodontic Study Club of Chicago was held at the Illinois Athletic Club and featured Dr. Edward Pavlik who discussed forensic dentistry. Dr. -Joseph Maggio, program chairman, also announced that Dr. Samuel Seltzer will be the speaker at the annual seminar Nov 7. The O z a r k E n d o d o n t i e Society held its annual summer meeting at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colo, with Dr. Charles Amen of Denver as the guest speaker.
.Vote." There is no charge for placing a notice in the Registry For Associates," however, due to limited space and the increasing interest in this service, notices will be printed only once. Direct all inquiries to Journal of Endodontics, Associate Registry, PO Box 11728, Northside Station, Atlanta, Ga .30355. Refer to regist O, number.
Maryland-suburban practice. Associate wanted leading to partnership. Must be board-eligible. (AR-190) Canadian citizen, National Board-certified, completing endodontic program in June 1980; interested in practice opportunities in Ontario and Alberta. (AR191) The Department of Endodontoh)gy, School of Dentistry, Temple University, has a full-time position available as of June 1, 1980. Responsibilities include didactic and clinical instruction to both predoctoral and advanced education students. Applicant must be board-eligible or board-certified. Position is for four days a week, leaving room for part-time private practice. Salary is negotiable and commensurate with applicant's experience. Send curriculum vitae Io Dr. Samuel Seltzer, chairman, Department of Endodontology, 3223 N Broad St, Philadelphia, 19140. Endodontic practice for sale. Located in suburban Philadelphia. Ve W high gross and immediate high income. Will stay on for awhile if desired. Some cash required. (AR-192)
(Continued from cover 2) group, name of chairman, and time space. The request will be given to the hotel's catering manager, with whom all further arrangements must be made.
Maxillofacial pain topic at P e n n s y l v a n i a m e e t i n g Pocono Pines, Pa: Dr. Samuel Seltzer discussed "The expanding role of the endodontists in the diagnosis and management of maxillofacial pain" as the Pennsylvania Academy of Endodontists met in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Dental Association at the Tamiment Resort and Country Club near here. Dr. Alan Kirsh of Hatboro was elected president of the PAE for 1979 to 1980. Also chosen were Drs. Ronald Ferrari, Pittsburgh, program chairman, and Norman Dinnerman, Levittown, secretary-treasurer.
Three Dallas programs on endodontic treatment held Dallas: Three essay programs on endodontic treatment were pre-
sented on the scientific program at the ADA annual session here. One program focused on diagnostic techniques and case selection. Panel participants and their subjects were Drs. Pat J. Ferrillo, Dallas, diagnosis and case selection; Manuel I. Weisman, Augusta, Ga, instrumentation and obturation; and George Z. Zurkow, Wilmington, Del, auxiliary utilization. Another program featured problem cases in endodontic treatment. Essayists and their subjects included Drs. John W. Ham, Dallas, open apex; James w . Gutmann, Baltimore, vital cases of open apex; Thomas W. McDonald, Atlanta, internal and external resorption; and Paul M. Vanek, Ann Arbor, Mich, surgical intervention of endodontic catastrophes. Speakers and their topics during the program on "troubleshooting in endodontics" included Drs. B. Harvey Wiener, Fort Lauderdale, Fla, general problems; Stephen F. Schwartz, Houston, problems with perforations; and Hans G. Kurer, Manchester, England, fractured
NAMES IN THE NEWS Appointed: As chairman of the department of endodontics at the West Virginia University School of Dentistry, Dr. A. Eddy Skidmore, a 1966 graduate of the school, is president of the School of Dentistry Alumni Association. Dr. Skidmore, whose main research interest has been root canal morphology, succeeds Dr. Camillo A. Alberico. Honored: With the Torch of I,earning Award by the dental division of the American Friends of the Hebrew University, Dr. Dudley Glick. He was saluted as a skilled practitioner, leader in his profession, respected professor, international lecturer and consultant, and for his activities in community affairs. The JOURNAL depends on its members for news. Please send any news or information to: Dr. Bernard Grothaus 1775 Glenview Rd Glenview, I11 60025
crowns,
STUDY CLUB NEWS
Members of the Southwest Society of Endodontics get together during the club's 1979 meeting in Corpus Christi, Tex.
The Southwest Society of Endodontics held its annual summer program in Corpus Christi, Tex, and presented three speakers--Dr. Paul Radman speaking on "Resorption," Dr. James Roane discussing "Single appointment endodontic procedures," and Mr. Mac Lenz, a research engineer, dealing with "Instrument manufacture." Officers elected for 1979 to 1980 are Drs. Howard Tirschwell, president; George Mouledge, vice-presi349
JOURNAL OF ENDODONTICS I VOL 5, NO 11, NOVEMBER 1979
Officers elected for 1979 to 1980 were Drs. Homer Foutz, president; James Dryden, secretary; and George Motledge III, program chairman.
REGISTRY FOR ASSOCIATES
Attendees at the recent meeting of the Haro, J. IIealey Study Club included (from left) Drs. Samuel Patterson, Paul Mace, Robert Borders, Ken Spolnik, Sttmrt Ferguson, Clarence Deane, John Maros,~-r. Donald Arens, Carl Newton, William Adams, and Ron Armstrong.
dent; and E. Jack Martin, Jr., secretary-treasurer. Dr. Charles Tomich, an oral pathologist, highlighted the scientific program at the Harry J. Healey E n d o d o n t i c Study Club's two-day meeting for members, spouses, and families held at Brown County Inn in Nashville, Ind. tie presented a review of oral pathology, with emphasis on nonodontogenic radiolucent lesions and odontogenic cysts and tumors. Another program speaker was Dr. C. Ted Deane, an oral surgeon, who discussed pharmacological aspects of various new and old antimicrobial, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory agents. Elected officers were l)rs. Duane Compton, president; Carl Newton, vice-president; and Kenneth Spolnik, secretary-treasurer. The Kiawah Island resort in South Carolina was the site of the recent annual session of the Southern E n d o d o n f i c Study Group. Headlining the scientific program were two internationally known educators, 350
Drs. I. B. Bender and David Prensky, who discussed "Systemic diseases involving endodontic treatment" and "Current thinking on pain and pain control," respectively. Dr. Prensky also presented a lecture on classical music appreciation. Other presentations were made by Joe Collins, Jim Riggins, .and Dan Kolzet. Dr. James Tare was installed as president and Dr. John Mills was elected secretary-treasurer. The first meeting of the new program year of the Edgar D. Coolidge Endodontic Study Club of Chicago was held at the Illinois Athletic Club and featured Dr. Edward Pavlik who discussed forensic dentistry. Dr. -Joseph Maggio, program chairman, also announced that Dr. Samuel Seltzer will be the speaker at the annual seminar Nov 7. The O z a r k E n d o d o n t i e Society held its annual summer meeting at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colo, with Dr. Charles Amen of Denver as the guest speaker.
.Vote." There is no charge for placing a notice in the Registry For Associates," however, due to limited space and the increasing interest in this service, notices will be printed only once. Direct all inquiries to Journal of Endodontics, Associate Registry, PO Box 11728, Northside Station, Atlanta, Ga .30355. Refer to regist O, number.
Maryland-suburban practice. Associate wanted leading to partnership. Must be board-eligible. (AR-190) Canadian citizen, National Board-certified, completing endodontic program in June 1980; interested in practice opportunities in Ontario and Alberta. (AR191) The Department of Endodontoh)gy, School of Dentistry, Temple University, has a full-time position available as of June 1, 1980. Responsibilities include didactic and clinical instruction to both predoctoral and advanced education students. Applicant must be board-eligible or board-certified. Position is for four days a week, leaving room for part-time private practice. Salary is negotiable and commensurate with applicant's experience. Send curriculum vitae Io Dr. Samuel Seltzer, chairman, Department of Endodontology, 3223 N Broad St, Philadelphia, 19140. Endodontic practice for sale. Located in suburban Philadelphia. Ve W high gross and immediate high income. Will stay on for awhile if desired. Some cash required. (AR-192)