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Event hosted by the New York Society of Orthodontists

October 15, 2011

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The New York State Society of Orthodontists will be presenting at the Greater New York Dental Meeting on Sunday November 27, 2011 at the Jacob Javits Center, room 1E 01/02 from 1-4pm.  There is no tuition and 3 CE credits will be awarded.

NEW KNOWLEDGE/ NEW OPPORTUNITIES/ NEW SYNERGIES BETWEEN ORTHODONTICS AND ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
Moderator:
Christina R. Carter, D.M.D., Short Hills, NJ
Clinical Asst. Professor, Orthodontics, New York University

The Speakers are:
Stephen A. Sachs, D.D.S. New York, NY
Clinical Professor, Orthodontics, Stony Brook University Medical Center
Clinical Professor, Orthodontics, Hofstra University School of Medicine/NS/LIJ

Gregg A. Jacob, D.M.D, New York, NY
Asst. Attending, New York Presbyterian Hospital;
Asst. Attending, Long Island Jewish Medical Center

Stephanie J. Drew, D.M.D., West Islip, NY
Asst. Attending, New York Presbyterian Hospital;
Asst. Attending, Long Island Jewish Medical Center

Jay M. Neugarten, D.D.S., M.D., New York, NY
Asst. Attending, New York Presbyterian Hospital;
Asst. Attending, Long Island Jewish Medical Center

Synopsis: Treatment planning for patients with complex dentofacial deformities has evolved.  Computer analysis, changing concepts of surgical stabilities and thoughtful interdisciplinary dialogue have influenced the way we see patients (in all four spheres of space) and develop a logical outcome oriented treatment plan.  Through a series of case studies, these changing paradigms will be reviewed.

Attendees must be registered at the General Registration Desk.  Registration is free if completed prior to the beginning of November.  To avoid an onsite administrative fee, attendees are encouraged to pre-register by mail or online at www.gyndm.com

  

 

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New York State Society of Orthodontists

The NYSSO Executive board in its efforts to keep its membership informed suggests that if any orthodontist treating patients under the Medicaid program has questions about the ever changing Medicaid regulations, PLEASE click on the following link:

MEDICAID FAQ



Certified Dental Assistants

Following is info regarding certified orthodontic assisting programs recognized by New York State as meeting the requirements for licensure in New York as a "licensed certified dental assistant". There are other assisting programs in New York that provide knowledge in dental assisting BUT do not qualify as meeting the requirements of the New York State Education Department for licensure. If one wishes to become a Licensed Certified Dental Assistant, they must complete one of the assisting programs listed by the Education Department on the following website:  
http://www.nysed.gov/heds/IRPSL1.html
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Select Search for programs leading to a Professional License
Select CERT DENTAL ASST

To be licensed as a certified dental assistant in New York State you must:

  • be at least 17 years of age;
  • meet education requirements (Earned a high school diploma or G.E.D. and Completed a licensure-qualifying program in dental assisting or an equivalent program as determined by the State Education Department )
  • meet examination requirements (Pass a licensing examination administed by DANB).

New York State Society of Orthodontists Officers

President
Salvatore J Manente DDS MS
515 Third Street
Niagara Falls, NY 14301
Office: 716-285-3588
E-mail: Salisa92@aol.com

President-Elect
Eric J. Ploumis DMD JD
453 Second Avenue
New York NY 10010
Office: 212-685-4320
E-mail: EricPloumis@aol.com

Secretary/Treasurer
Jeffrey Bassin DMD
737 Stone Street
Oneida, NY 13421
Office: 315-363-2480
E-mail: jbassin1@twcny.rr.com

NESO Director
Dr. Christina Carter
3010 Amboy Road  
Staten Island, NY 10306
E-mail: crcdmd@msn.com


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