Cariology Section Mission Statement

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Cariology  Section  Mission  Statement       “To provide a venue within ADEA to discuss and enhance the teaching of Cariology- the science related to the disease and management of dental caries- within North American dental and allied dental programs, with the aim of providing evidence based care, surgical and nonsurgical, for patients of all ages. The Cariology Section will work with all relevant sections of ADEA, from basic sciences to clinical sciences, to develop teaching programs and treatment protocols that apply the science of cariology to enhance the quality of care to the public.”

CARIOLOGY SECTION Business Meeting

Officers Roll-Call ì 

Councilor:

Dr. Margherita Fontana

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Chair:

Dr. Sandra Guzmán-Armstrong

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Chair-Elect:

Dr. Andrew Schenkel

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Secretary:

Dr. Aaron Soeprono

Approval  of  Agenda  2015   I. 

Call to order - Dr. Sandra Guzmán-Armstrong

II. 

Officers Roll-Call

III. 

Approval of 2015 Agenda

IV. 

Approval of 2014 Minutes

V. 

COS members and HOD Meeting Report and Councilor Report

VI. 

Old Business

VII. 

New Business

VIII. 

2016 Program Planning

IX. 

Announcements

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Adjournment

Approval  of  2014  Minutes  

COS & HOD Members Meeting and Councilor Report – Dr. Margherita Fontana

Old  Business   ì  COS  Fun  Proposal  2015  program  submi7ed  and  

funded  ($3000)  

ì  ADEA  Fall  MeeCng  Report   ì  “Embracing  Access,  Diversity  and  Inclusion”    

 Oct  23-­‐25  ,  Ft  Lauderdale,  FL  

ADEA  Fall  meeting   ì 

Diversity as a Driver for Improved Performance and Decision-making ì  Scott E. Page PhD, MA ì  Presented evidence on how groups incorporating diverse

perspectives solve tough problems and achieve better outcomes

ì  Research explores the influence of diversity in complex systems ì 

Setting the Stage for Diverse and Effective Teams at Dental Institutions ì  Dennis Mitchell DDS, MPH ì  Seeking diversity and inclusion in higher education leads to

excellence

ì  Institutions must be active and intentional with diversity; creating

climates which foster belonging, respect and inclusion

ADEA  Fall  Meeting   ì  ADEA President & CEO Richard Valachovic DMD, MPH,

presented current trends in dental education and their future impact on dental education

ì  ADEA Council of Sections meetings collaboratively

examined the ADEA Council of Sections Succession Planning and Strategic Directions Plan

Old  Business   ì  Regional  CAMBRA  CoaliCon  Reports     ì  NaConal  CAMBRA:  tentaCve  dates  for  meeCng        

Nov  16-­‐17,2015   ì  Western  CAMBRA:  Dr.  Andrew  Schenkel     ì  Eastern  CAMBRA:  Dr.  Andrew  Schenkel     ì  Central  CAMBRA:  Dr.  Sandra  Guzman-­‐Armstrong   ì  Survey  of  Hygiene  EducaCon  in  Cariology:  Martha  

McCommas  

ì  Other  working  groups  of  commi7ee  reports   ì  ICCMS:  Dr.  Ben  Amaechi  

New  Business   ì  ADEA  Pre-­‐MeeCng  Workshop  Cariology  

Curriculum  Efforts  

ì  Dr.  Margherita  Fontana   Recommended “Caries Management” School Competency: On graduation a dentist must be competent in evidence-based caries detection, diagnosis, risk assessment, prevention, nonsurgical and surgical management, both at the individual and community level, and be able to re-assess the outcomes of intervention overtime

2-23 At a minimum, graduates must be competent in providing oral health care within the scope of general dentistry, as defined by the school, including: a.  patient assessment, diagnosis, comprehensive treatment planning, prognosis, and informed consent; b.  screening and risk assessment for head and neck cancer; c.  recognizing the complexity of patient treatment and identifying when referral is indicated; d.  health promotion and disease prevention; e.  local anesthesia, and pain and anxiety control; f.  contemporary caries management g.  tooth-preserving restoration of teeth; h.  communicating and managing dental laboratory procedures in support of patient care; i.  replacement of teeth including fixed, removable and dental implant prosthodontic therapies; j.  periodontal therapy; k.  pulpal therapy; l.  oral mucosal and osseous disorders; m.  hard and soft tissue surgery; n.  dental emergencies; o.  malocclusion and space management; and p.  evaluation of the outcomes of treatment, recall strategies, and prognosis. 12  

Elections  of  New  Officers   ì  ElecCons  of  New  Officers:   ì  Chair:  Dr.  Andrew  Schenkel   ì  Chair-­‐  elect:  Dr.  Aaron  Soeprono   ì  Secretary  nominaCons:   ì  Dr.  Doug  Young   ì  Martha  Mc  Comas    

2016  Program  Planning  

Announcements   ì  2015 Cariology Section Program “Consensus Building Workshop: Creating a U.S Core Cariology Management Curriculum” Tuesday March 10th at 8:00 - 9:30 AM in HBGCC Room # 214B Collaboration between Cariology Section, Operative and Biomaterials Section, Preventive and Community Dentistry Section and Academic Affairs Section

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ADEA Fall Meeting, October 29 - 31, 2015 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, Chicago, IL

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ADEA 2016 Annual Meeting: “Shaping Tomorrow Together” March 12 -15, 2016 at the Hyatt Regency Denver, Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO

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