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Message from the DeanFor the University of Florida College of Dentistry, 2006-07 was an eventful year. We

experienced unprecedented challenges, tremendous successes and new opportunities that will shape our college for years to come.

A very tough 2007 legislative budgeting session resulted in budget shortfalls statewide. As a result, we have tightened our belts as a university and as a college, and it appears the 2007-08 legislative budget cycle may also be a tight one — resulting in even more dramatic budgetary shortfalls and decreased state support for the college next year.

State support for higher and professional education has been consistently diminishing, and we must constantly strive to improve the efficiencies of our clinical and business enterprises. Simultaneously, we have experienced the greatest demand for dental education in the college’s history.

Recruiting and retaining faculty to teach the state’s future dentists and providing facilities conducive to learning and patient care is critical. We’ve made significant headway over the last several years in renovating our outdated classrooms and clinics, but we have much left to do. We’re also exploring the possibility of adding a west wing to our existing building to accommodate expansion of the college’s D.M.D. program and clinical enterprise — a daunting prospect given the current budget climate.

Yet, the college has been fortunate in the strong private support it receives. One example of that support is the innovative public-private partnership with the Naples Children and Education Foundation, which funded the college’s newest community-based clinic to be built on the Collier County campus of Edison College in partnership with CHS Healthcare. This unique collaboration will result in the provision of much-needed dental care to at-risk children and special needs patients in Collier County and will serve as a model for future educational and clinical programs.

Florida Tomorrow, the seven-year capital campaign for the University of Florida, officially kicked-off in 2007 following a two-year silent phase. I’m pleased to report we’re well on our way to reaching our goal of $15 million. The monies raised during the capital campaign will support faculty endowments and continued improvements to our physical plant and programs. Your support for the campaign during this time of diminishing state support is critical to the future of excellence in dental education for our state.

We hope you will join us in shaping our future.

Sincerely,

Teresa A. Dolan, D.D.S., M.P.H.Professor and Dean

Fiscal Year 2006-07 at a glance

n Students 455

nDental 325

nAdvanced Education 106 (Residents & Fellows)

n Internationally-Educated 24 Dentist Program

n Faculty (full-time) 146

nStaff (all sites) 282

nDegree Programs 16

n Locations Gainesville, Jacksonville Naples, St. Pete, Hialeah

nPatient Visits 101, 595

nOperating Budget $57.7M

nResearch Funding $13.8M

Working today for better tomorrow

2 U n i v e r s i t y o f f l o r i d a C o l l e g e o f d e n t i s t r y

Faculty Positions FilleD Fy 2006-07

tenure/tenure-accruing

linda Bartoshuk Community Dentistry & Behavioral Science, Professor

seunghee cha OMFSDS, Assistant Professor

David culp Oral Biology, Professor

Josephine esquival-upshaw Prosthodontics, Associate Professor

scott Greishaber Oral Biology, Assistant Professor

Barbara Hastie Community Dentistry & Behavioral Science, Assistant Professor

Kesavalu lakshmyya Periodontology, Associate Professor

tord lundgren Periodontology, Grad. Pgm. Dir., Professor

Rosalia Rey IEDP, Clinical Assistant Professor

shannon Pop Periodontology, Assistant Professor

ozlem yilmaz Periodontology, Assistant Professor Clinical

theofilos Koutouzis Periodontology, Visiting Associate Professor

christopher spencer Orthodontics, Facial Pain, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor

thomas Zellmer Operative Dentistry, SFCC, Clinical Assistant Professor

Research

Biswadip Das Oral Biology, Research Asst. Professor

nicole Greishaber Oral Biology, Research Asst. Professor postdoc Associates

Memed Duman Periodontology, Postdoc Associate

Keigo ikeda Oral Biology, Postdoc Associate

yaling liu Oral Biology, Postdoc Associate

Maria emilia oliveira Oral Biology, Postdoc Associate

sunethra Rajapaske Periodontology, Postdoc Associate

Raj Verma Periodontology, Postdoc Associate

luyu yao Periodontology, Postdoc Associate

In 2006, 16 new full-time

faculty members were recruited

to the college despite a national

shortage of dental faculty. In

addition, the college’s research

enterprise was bolstered by the

recruitment of seven postdoctoral

associates, and the clinical/

education enterprise by eight

part-time faculty.

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35.0%30.9%

25.3% 25.19% 25.14%23.03%

21.92%

18.56%

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Financial Aid1%

Indirect Cost

State Tax Dollars19%

Patient Revenue23%

Gifts & Endowments

Grants & Contracts19%

Tuition & Fees14%

Other Revenue7%

GME4%

4%

9%

Sources of Revenue, FY 2006-07State Support as a percentage of total Revenues, FY 2000-01 — 2006-07

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educating for tomorrowSince entering its first class in 1972, UFCD has graduated 2,096 dentists and 910 dental

specialists. Typically, more than 90 percent of the college’s graduates remain in Florida to practice, and nearly a quarter of the state’s practicing dentists are UF College of Dentistry graduates.

During 2006, the college continued its efforts to improve its D.M.D. clinical curriculum through development of a general practice model of care that includes interdisciplinary treatment planning. This has resulted in the launch of screening and multi-disciplinary treatment planning clinics, designed to streamline patient screening and treatment planning for the student clinics. Faculty members from each of the dental specialty areas serve in the treatment-planning clinic as complements to the general dentistry faculty to provide a comprehensive teaching and patient care environment.

These changes are the first significant effort in a major restructuring of the undergraduate clinical curriculum from a specialty-based model to a model of comprehensive general dental care.

D.M.D. ProgramMore than 1,500 applications were received for the 80 openings in the college’s D.M.D.

class entering in 2007. This represents a jump in applications of more than 160 percent since 2001, a trend that is in-sync with tremendous growth in the number of dental admissions applications nationwide.

advanced and Graduate educationAdvanced and graduate education at the college has grown from six programs with an

enrollment of 36 in 1979 to 12 accredited programs and four distinct fellowships (16 total programs) with an enrollment of 103 students in 2006-2007. In addition to these 16 programs, two graduate programs are offered in conjunction with other colleges (Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program; M.S. or a Ph.D. in materials science and engineering with specialization in dental biomaterials, biomimetics, and tissue engineering). In 2006, two of the College of Medicine’s Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program (IDP) students mentored through the Department of Oral Biology received their Ph.D. degrees. Currently, the college has 36 M.S. students and granted 28 M.S. degrees in 2006-07.

Florida Tomorrow is a belief… that excellence in dental care demands excellence in scientific discovery, dental care delivery and education


D.M.D. scholarship awards 2006-07 Marshall M. & Jeannette Butts Dewitt Scholarship Fund: Dental

students with financial need who display academic achievement and motivation are eligible to apply for the scholarship. A total of $87,000 was awarded to 29 students.

Andrew Abel Dental Scholarship Fund: Dental students who require financial assistance and display excellence in their academic and clinical endeavors are eligible to apply for the scholarship assistance. A total of $2,500 was awarded to one student.

Krisia & Steve Rhoden Memorial Scholarship Fund: Students in the College of Dentistry, with special consideration to students from the Caribbean nations, including but not limited to Jamaica, are eligible to apply for the Rhoden Scholarship. One student was awarded a total of $7,000.

William T. & Jackie C. Reid Scholarship in Dentistry Fund: Needy dental students with high scholastic averages are eligible for the Reid Scholarship. One student received an award of $6,900.

n Doctor of Dental Medicine 328n Foreign Trained Dentist 24 n 2-yr certificate Adv. education 19

in general dentistry n Endodontics 7n Endodontic CE Fellows 2n Endodontic/ 2

Facial Pain Fellow n Facial Pain 3n Oral Pathology 2

n Oral Surgery 13n Oral Surgery Fellows 7n Graduate Orthodontics 12n Orthodontic CE Fellows 4n Pediatric Dentistry 10n Graduate Periodontics 8n Graduate Prosthodontics 7n Prosthodontic Fellow 1n Veterans Administration 4

General Practice Dentistry

Degree programs and enrollment

n 2007 Grads 78n Associate Practice 35n Advanced Education in 10 General Dentistry n Military 6

n General Practice Residency 7n Pedodontics Residency 6n Oral Surgery Residency 1n Orthodontics Residency 8n Periodontics Residency 6

Class of 2007 postdoctorate plans

Comparison of uFCD national Board exam scores to national average

National Board Part I Class of 2006 Class of 2007 Class of 2008 Class of 2009 Fla ntl Fla ntl Fla ntl Fla ntlanatomic sciences 85.9 82.7 83.4 80.9 85.5 84.9 70.7 66.2

Biochemistry/Physiology 88.8 85.7 86.9 85.0 89.4 88.9 68.2 64.2

Microbiology/Pathology 87.7 85.1 87.0 85.5 86.6 86.3 70.2 64.9

Dental anatomy 89.1 86.5 89.9 87.0 87.6 86.8 80.7 74.6

overall average 88.0 85.1 86.9 84.7 87.4 86.9 84.8 82.0

school Rank 6 of 56 11 of 56 na na

National Board Part I Class of 2005 Class of 2006 Class of 2007 Fla Fla ntl Fla Fla ntl 83.4 82.1 84.9 82.2 81.2 80.9

school Rank 11 of 54 5 of 55 30 of 56

Academic credentials of D.M.D. applicants and enrollees

Applicant Pool 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

aVG ttl GPa 3.22 3.23 3.21 3.20 3.23 3.26 3.26

aVG science GPa 3.08 3.10 3.07 3.07 3.10 3.13 3.15

Dat academic aVG 14.50 16.70 15.50 16.00 17.00 17.98 18.11

Dat Psychomotor 13.80 16.20 14.60 14.00 16.00 17.52 17.76

no. of applicants 585 634 656 932 1060 1266 1541

Applicants Enrolled

aVG ttl GPa 3.58 3.51 3.44 3.55 3.53 3.58 3.60

aVG science GPa 3.52 3.42 3.32 3.47 3.45 3.50 3.54

Dat academic aVG 19.40 19.70 19.20 20.00 19.00 19.44 19.51

Dat Psychomotor 18.10 18.50 17.80 18.00 18.00 18.33 18.39

Diversity of students in the D.M.D. program

native Am. Asian African Am. Hispanic White totalClass M F M F M F M F M F M F2008 0 0 2 5 1 1 3 3 42 26 48 35

2009 1 0 8 7 1 3 6 6 26 24 42 40

2010 0 0 6 7 1 3 6 8 34 17 47 35

2011 0 1 1 7 0 7 4 9 28 25 33 49

total 1 1 17 26 3 14 20 26 130 92 171 159

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serving People todayThrough the Statewide Network for Community Oral Health, the college extended low-cost

dental care to Florida’s vulnerable, indigent and special needs residents. Nearly 75 percent of the college’s patient base is at or below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Level. Through college-owned and partner clinics in the network, the college has become one of the largest providers of low-cost, comprehensive, state-of-the-art dental care in Florida, providing nearly 4.5 percent of all indigent care to Florida’s residents during 101,595 patient visits in 2006-07.

The newest addition to the Statewide Network for Community Oral Health (see map, next page) was established with the formal private-public partnership between the college and the Naples Children and Education Foundation (NCEF). NCEF donated $4 million to the college, which received a state match in the amount of $4 million, for the construction of a world-class pediatric dentistry program and facility on the Edison College campus. The foundation also provided $1.5 million in support of start up operational expenses for the clinic, which, when it opens fall of 2008, will greatly expand the delivery of clinical services in Collier County to at-risk children.

In addition to service through college clinics, UF dental students and faculty provide free dental care during college-sponsored foreign aid trips each year to the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Honduras. Typically oriented to provide urgent and preventive dental care, these humanitarian efforts serve hundreds of people living in isolated areas under primitive conditions who would not otherwise receive dental care. Students, faculty and private dentists who volunteer to participate come away with an awestruck appreciation for their patients and profession.

Physical Plant improvements and expansionTo better serve the college’s education, research and patient care missions, the college

continues to focus on the renovation of existing and reassigned space and exploration of the idea of construction for a new west wing expansion. The footprint for a proposed west wing expansion is now included on the university’s Campus Master Plan, and development activities are underway to fund preliminary visioning for the expansion with the goal of contracting architectural renderings and construction cost projections. Once this is achieved, the college expects to pursue private and public funding sources for the west wing expansion project.

Florida Tomorrow is a place… where all Floridians have access to dental care


Statewide Network for Community Oral Health

58,860

78,173

58,177

73,643

60,305

78,215

68,372

89,954

67,809

90,235

75,540

101,595

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20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007

<200% FPL

Total Visits

Patient Visits to College-owned Clinics, FY 2001-02 — 2006-07PROJECT EST. COST TIME FRAME

■ Seminar Room, D1 - 9, renovation and equipment $50,000 COMPLETED

■ Prosthodontic Graduate Clinic Reception Office, $30,000 COMPLETEDD3-22 & D3-23

■ Pediatric Dentistry Clinic Equipment $167,190 COMPLETED(Chairs & Units)

■ Renovate Admissions Office - D3-9 $28,531 COMPLETED

■ Oral Surgery Research Space Renovation $53,498 COMPLETEDD8-35,35A & 36

■ Replace 320 clinic computers $300,000 COMPLETED

■ Central Sterilization - Replace Sterilizers $200,000 2007-08

■ Oral Radiology - Replace Clinic Chairs $20,000 2007-08

■ Jacksonville Dental Clinic - Repair and Equipment $250,000 2007-08

■ D3-3 Auditorium – $45,000 2007-08Replace carpet and renovate seating

■ Pediatric Dentistry Clinical Waiting Area $40,000 2007-08Carpet & Furniture

■ Oral Biology Research Space Renovation – $150,000 2007-085th Floor

■ Naples Pediatric Dental Clinic – $8,000,000 2007-08Building & Equipment

■ Pediatric Dentistry Clinic Renovation $800,000 2008-09

■ Graduate Periodontic Clinic, $700,000 2008-09Renovation & Equipment

■ Central Sterilization - Replace additional equipment $500,000 2008-10

■ Graduate Prosthodontics Clinic, $250,000 2008-10Renovation & Equipment

■ 11th Floor Research Space – $2,000,000 2008-10Renovation & Equipment

■ Restrooms throughout the $1,540,000 2008-11dental towers, renovation

■ Central Sterilization – Replace additional equipment $500,000 2008-11

■ Dental Simulation Laboratory – $900,000 2009-11Replace Simulators & AV

TOTAL $16,524,219

Renovation Projects/Completed & Planned

Artist’s rendering of UFCD Naples Children’s Dental Clinic

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Florida Tomorrow is a day… when oral diseases and their impacts on systemic health are widely prevented and easily treated

n Public Health $145,649

n Cancer $170,000

n Biomaterials $422,628

n Other $629,464

n Taste & Smell $641,200

n Neuro/Pain $645,368

n Training $1,640,880

n Clinical $3,445,997

n Micro/Molecular Biology $6,017,832 and Infectious Diseases

totAl $13,759,018

Discovering for the FutureThe college is ranked No. 6 of 56 dental schools in terms of federal funding. This marks

the seventh consecutive year the college was ranked within the top 10 dental schools receiving federal funding, and fuels a nationally-recognized oral health research enterprise emphasizing infectious diseases in dentistry, bone biology, pain and neurosciences, and translational research to improve clinical dental care.

Recognizing clinical and translational research requires an interdisciplinary mix of people examining the same problems from different perspectives and bringing the most advanced genetic and molecular tools to bear on improving patient health, the college relies on its robust basic science research enterprise as the underpinning on which to build clinical and translational research efforts. With the support of a National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research/National Institutes of Health research infrastructure award, the college has recruited seven new research faculty and has developed a faculty research pipeline program to mentor clinical faculty in preparation for submitting competitive grant applications.

This strategy strengthens ties between the college’s research on systemic and oral diseases and the genetics and diabetes research underway elsewhere in the Health Science Center. It builds “critical mass” within the department of oral biology’s areas of infectious diseases, molecular immunology and cell biology and enhances the college’s research activities in the areas of health disparities, caries, periodontal diseases, oral cancers, xerostomia, and pain.

Sponsored Research and other Funding Fiscal Year 2006-07


Awards by Funding Source, FY 2006-07

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$2,000,000

$4,000,000

$6,000,000

$8,000,000

$10,000,000

$12,000,000

$14,000,000

$16,000,000

$18,000,000

00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07

$1,821,093

$2,614,749

$2,427,843

$1,355,737

$2,493,381$2,726,223

$2,229,884

Non FederalFederal

$8,242,260

$11,632,326$9,753,239

$14,359,217$13,587,959$11,482,327

$4,827,609

Research Awards by Funding Source, FY 2000-01 through 2006-07

Industry7%

State3%

Misc/Internal7%

Federal 83%

Research awards, Fy 2006-2007pi 06/07 AWARD title

Anusavice K J $322,628.00 Ceramic Prosthesis Survival Based on Cares/Life Analysis (Optimized Stress States in Ceramic-Based Restorations-R37)

Aukhil I $2,380.00 Evaluation of the Nobelreplaceæ Tapered Groovy Implant

Baccaglini L $70,640.00 Epidemiology of Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis

Bartoshuk L $491,199.81 Taste Psychophysics (Transferred from Yale University)

Bartoshuk L $150,000.00 DSR Start Up Funding

Belanger M $5,000.00 P Gingivalis Interaction with Placental Tissues, In Vitro and Animal Studies

Brady L J $344,900.00 Immunomodulation by Exogenous Streptococcal Antibody

Brady L J $334,554.00 Membranes of the Dental Pathogen Streptococcus Mutans

Burne Jr R A $344,900.00 Genetics and Physiology of Oral Biofilms

Burne Jr R A $544,883.00 Molecular Biology of Oral Alkali Production

Catalanotto F $124,080.00 Partnership to Improve Oral Health in Young Children: Physician-Based Oral Health Care Intervention

Caudle R M $251,876.00 Dynorphin Modulation of N-Methyl-D-Aspartate (NMDA) Receptor (Subcontract to University of Central Florida)

Caudle R M $40,790.00 Dynorphin Modulation of N-Methyl-D-Aspartate (NMDA) Receptor REU Supplement for A Y Delvalle-Pinero

Chan E K $326,791.00 Antigens of RNA-Induced Silencing Complex in Autoimmunity

Chan E K $47,604.00 Maternal Autoantibodies: Pathogenesis for Neonatal Lupus

Chan E K $25,000.00 Development of RNA Interference as Tools for the Treatment of Oral Diseases

Chan E K $23,987.00 Activation of Innate Immunity by Small Ribonucleoprotein (Subaward from WH Reeves, College of Medicine)

Culp D $591,635.06 Oral Infectious Disease: Virulence and Host Determinants (Transferred from University of Rochester)

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$2,000,000

$4,000,000

$6,000,000

$8,000,000

$10,000,000

$12,000,000

$14,000,000

$16,000,000

$18,000,000

00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07

$1,821,093

$2,614,749

$2,427,843

$1,355,737

$2,493,381$2,726,223

$2,229,884

Non FederalFederal

$8,242,260

$11,632,326$9,753,239

$14,359,217$13,587,959$11,482,327

$4,827,609

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pi 06/07 AWARD title

Culp D $336,943.94 Salivary Mucous Cell Gene Expression (Transferred from University of Rochester)

Dolan T $8,000.00 Grinter Fellowship Special Board Allocation for Graduate Supplemental Stipends

Esquivel-Upshaw $50,000.00 Start Up Funds for New Faculty

Fillimgim R B $620,710.00 Sex Related Genetic Influences on Pain and Analgesia

Fillingim R B $337,442.00 Ethnic Differences in Responses to Painful Stimuli

Fillingim R B $31,214.91 Psychological Stress and Risk of Cardiac Events

Fillingim R B $432,961.00 Risk Factors for Onset and Persistence of TMD

Fillingim R B $32,806.00 Mechanisms of Central and Peripheral Hyperalgesia

Fillingim R B $30,000.00 Miscellaneous Donors; Medoc Advanced Medical Systems

Fillingim R B $20,810.00 Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction and Myocardial Ischemia

Fillingim R B $7,392.00 Risk Factors for Onset and Persistence of TMD Administrative Supplement

Gordan V $15,000.00 Long Term Clinical Evaluation of Universal Resin Base Composite Material and Self Etching Primer in Class I and II Restorations

Gordan V $10,000.00 Arginine Hydrolysis in Human Plaque and Saliva as a Predictor of Caries Risk

Gordan V $402.34 Miscellaneous Donors/Residuals

Grieshaber N $10,000.00 Identification of Small Regulatory RNAs in P Gingilalis

Grieshaber S $162,000.00 Characterization of Chlamydial Inclusion Migration

Handfield M $271,995.00 Epithelium-Microbe Interactions Dissected with Arrays

Hastie B $157,962.00 Ethnic Differences in Acute Pain and Analgesic Response

Hastie B $125,000.00 Start Up Funds for New Faculty

Holliday L S $31,533.00 Development and Preclinical Testing of a Novel Osteoporosis Therapy

Holliday L S $25,000.00 Development of RNA Interference as Tools for the Treatment of Oral Diseases

Katz J $170,000.00 Human Cancer Associated Antigens in the Saliva for Early Tumor Detection and Diagnosis of Orodigestive Cancer


Katz J $5,000.00 P Gingivalis Interaction with Placental Tissues, in Vitro and Animal Studies

Lakshmyya K $286,996.19 Oral Pathogens: Polymicrobial Virulence Interactions

Lamont R J $344,900.00 P. Gingivalis Interactions with Gingival Epithelial Cells

Lamont R J $339,502.00 Molecular Aspects of Oral Plaque formation

Lamont R J $87,515.00 Intra- and Interspecies Communications in Oral Bacteria

Lamont R J $25,000.00 Development of RNA Interference as Tools for the Treatment of Oral Diseases

Lamont R J $25,000.00 Miscellaneous Donors/Delta Dental

Lamont R J $17,019.00 Proteomics of P. Gingivalis Invasion of Epithelial Cells

Lemos J $39,972.00 Adaptive Acid Tolerance of Streptococcus Sobrinus (Transferred to Univ. of Rochester 4/2007)

Magnusson N I $113,000.00 A 9 Month Multicenter Clinical Trial of Treatment with Periocline Ô Gel 2% Minocycline for Adjunctive Use to Scaling and Root Planing in Adults with Periodontal Disease

Magnusson N I $72,625.00 A Clinical Trial to Compare the Safety and Efficacy of Two Marketed Tooth-Whitening Products

Magnusson N I $67,725.00 Effectiveness Testing of Probiora3

Magnusson N I $54,000.00 A Study to Compare Plaque Removal Using Different Concentrations of Disclosing Dye in an Experimental Toothpaste

Magnusson N I $40,000.00 A Study to Develop a Panel of Subjects Who Leave Dental Plaque After Routine Toothbrushing

Magnusson N I $29,000.00 A Controlled Study to Assess the Efficacy of Plaque Removal After Brushing with an Experimental Toothpaste

Magnusson N I $10,000.00 A Clinical Study to Validate Operators on the Digital Imaging System

Magnusson N I $2,500.00 A Clinical Study to Assess Gingivitis Levels Following Oral Prophylaxis

Magnusson N I $18,000.00 A Multi-Center Randomized, Blinded Study Comparing the Effect of Crx-1191 in Combination with Scaling and Root Planing to That of Placebo Plus SRP on Serum C-Reactive Protein and Cytokines in Subjects with Severe Periodontitis

Magnusson N I $165,000.00 A Clinical Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Dentifrice/Mouth Rinse Regimen on Gingivitis



Magnusson N I $39,156.00 A Randomized, Single-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Clinical Microbiology Trial Designed to Determine the Effects of 100mg Doxycycline Versus Placebo on the Population Dynamic and Resistance Patterns if the Nasopharyngeal Flora in Normal Volunteers

Martin W $8,593.75 Randomized, Controlled, Clinical Study Comparing Submerged Vs Trans-Mucosal Placement of P.004 Implants in the Anterior Maxilla by Evaluation of the Change in Bone Level between 1st Stage Surgery and 6 Months Post-Surgery

McArthur W P $1,330,690.00 National Research Service Award in Oral Biology (Years 1 and 2)

McArthur W P $44,978.00 National Research Service Award in Oral Biology Supplement for Rene Sinal

Mjor I $599,377.00 Dental PBRN Network Chair

Morton D $22,541.66 Early Loading of New Surface Straumann 4.1 and 4.8 Mm Diameter Implants in the Mandible and Maxillia

Neubert J K $218,250.00 Novel Operant Thermal Assessments of Orofacial Pain

Neubert J K $9,297.00 Characterization of the Analgesic Actions of IV Administered Analogs of SCP

Peck A B $310,411.00 Genetic Control of Autoimmune Exocrinopathy in NOD Mice

Pileggi R Baur S T $4,000.00 Propolis: An Anti-Inflammatory Medicament for Resporption

Pop S $10,000.00 Diabetes Mellitus and Expression of in Vivo Induced Antigens by Oral Pathogens

Price D D $31,712.86 Peripheral and Central Mechanism of Pain in Patients with Fibromyalgia

Price D D $22,928.00 Mechanism of Pain in Patients with Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Price D D $17,016.00 Characterization of Pain Processing Mechanisms in Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Price D D $11,809.00 Mechanisms of Neural Mobilization for Chronic Pain

Price D D $11,689.00 Pain Rehabilitation: Patient Centered Outcomes

Progulske-Fox A $491,591.00 Interactions between Oral Pathogens and Vascular Cells

Progulske-Fox A $176,419.00 Interactions between Oral Pathogens and Vascular Cells-Supplement


Progulske-Fox A $17,214.00 Oral Immunology/Microbiology Research Group Annual Meeting

Riley J L $301,098.00 Oral Health Disparities: Actions Taken About Pain

Riley J L $13,679.00 Mechanisms of Central and Peripheral Hyperalgesia

Robinson B E $15,000.00 Gulf Coast Area Health Education Center Program

Soderholm K $100,000.00 Clinical Evaluation of Two Dental Adhesives

Sposetti V J $174,292.00 Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students

Stewart-Bates C S $23,698.00 AIDS Education Training Centers

Tomar S $21,569.00 Enhancing Oral Health Care Use by HIV-Positives

Towle H J $5,824.00 Prospective Eval of Hybrid Vs Non-Hybrid Designed Osseotite Implants in Short Span Fixed Bridge Cases

Walker C B $62,443.00 Effectiveness Testing of Probiora3

Walker C B $61,250.00 A Randomized, Single-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Clinical Microbiology Trial Designed to Determine the Effects of 100mg Doxycycline Versus Placebo on the Population Dynamic and Resistance Patterns of the Nasopharyngeal Flora in Normal Volunteers

Walker C B $30,040.00 Validation of Transportation for Fecal and Saliva Samples

Walker C B $25,000.00 The Effects of Antimicrobial Agents on Biofilms

Wheeler T T $50,000.00 Evaluation of the Safety and Effectiveness of the Invisalign System in Treating Patients with Mixed Dentition

Wheeler T T $3,970.00 Research Training for Post Graduate Students in Orthodontics

Williams W N $365,770.00 CMS Craniofacial Network Coqeu

Wong F $2,500.00 Contribution of Sp/Nk-1 Receptor Signaling to Nociceptive Processing in Mice

Yezierski R P $225,547.00 Integrative and Translational Training in Pain Research

Yezierski R P $30,000.00 Operant Assessment of Pain Sensitivity: Validation of a Method for Drug Screening and Mechanistic Studies

Yezierski R P $1,000.00 Travel Award

Yilmaz O $274,084.00 Modulation of Epithelial Cell Response by P. Gingivalis

totAl $13,837,211.52

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Florida Tomorrow and you

RAiSeD to DAte goAl

n Faculty Support $3,165,455 $2,400,000

n Graduate Support $83,519 $1,500,000

n Undergraduate Support $0 $1,500,000

n Campus Enhancement $4,187,668 $6,500,000

n Program Support & Research $3,637,200 $3,100,000

totAl $11,073,843 $15,000,000

investing in the FutureWhat is Florida Tomorrow for the University of Florida College of Dentistry? Florida

Tomorrow is about all the ways the college is changing the world for the better. Florida Tomorrow is a belief that we have the responsibility to use teaching, research, and

service to solve the greatest oral health challenges of our time and to inspire and nurture the next generation of oral health leaders.

Florida Tomorrow is a comprehensive campaign over the next five years that will raise more than 15 million dollars to impact every aspect of the college’s mission to deliver excellence in dental education, research and patient care.

Florida Tomorrow is an opportunity to invest in dreams—dreams that, because of your support for the University of Florida College of Dentistry, are becoming realities.

Campaign goals

“I had the privilege of a half-time teaching appointment at the UF College of Dentistry for seven

years. This was a wonderful experience to end my 47-year career in dentistry. In the ensuing

years at UFCD, I observed a strong program improve each year as evidenced by the scores on

the National Dental Boards and the pass rate on the Florida Dental Board. To help continue the

progress made by Dean Dolan and the faculty, my wife and I donated appreciated real estate to

endow a professorship. Working with Cathy Jenkins and Bruce Delaney of the UF Foundation

guided me through the intricacies of tax law, land transfer and other legal concerns. Donation of

appreciated real estate is a viable way to help continue the work of UFCD.”

—l. ClARk HoDge, D.D.S., M.S.D., uFCD FRienD

clark Hodge receiving his Hon-orary Fellowship award from aa&F president Barry setzer.


individuals$10,000 to $49,999Dr. Rodney s. (‘80) & Dr. eva F. ackley (‘81)Dr. Patrice & Dr. John a. BidwellDr. Geraldine M. Ferris (‘79)Dr. Keith G. KanterDr. George B. MacMaster (Dae ‘88)Dr. Bruce D. (‘80) & Barbara a. ManneDr. thomas a. ParkerDr. William t. & Jackie c. Reid $1,000 to $9,999Dr. lori a. (‘97) & Douglas R. aiosaDr. Jeremy M. (‘03) & Jacqueline a. albertDr. safwat B. & Magda s. attiaDr. Daniel P. (Dae ‘89) & lori BarnesDr. Dale D. (‘79) & susan H. BattenDr. Marci M. (‘83) & Dr. o. Glenn Beck, Jr. (‘79)Dr. Fara Bender (Dae ‘01)Dr. steven P. (‘80) & ellyn P. BogdanoffDr. stu Bonnin (‘99)Dr. Rand (‘02) & Dr. laura a. Bowden (‘03)Dr. Wayne D. & teressa G. BradleyDr. lisamarie o. (‘04) & Joseph l. BrazeauDr. Richard B. & Dr. lynn s. BrinkerDr. Richard F. BrooksDr. Randall W. (‘84) & cornelia R. BrownDr. Jeffrey n. & Dr. sheri l. Brownstein (‘00)Mr. Francis M. BushDr. Mary anne (‘83) & Miller l. ButlerDr. samuel s. & Priscilla carananteDr. Vincent c. & Jovanna carananteDr. Randall B. & Patricia a. catonDr. Maria V. chatani (‘94)Dr. lawrence l. & Maria t. clarkDr. tony D. clark (‘89)Dr. William J. clark (Dae ‘97)Dr. Milton a. & edith s. clementDr. larry J. cook (‘79) & Glenda F. swearingen-cookDr. Jorge c. (‘79) & Marisa i. coroDr. charles G. & Velma R. coxDr. Joel a. David (‘79)Dr. suzanne n. Davidson (‘90)Dr. Peter e. & Jodie DawsonDr. Margherita M. (Dae ‘88) & Victor F. de Moya, M.D.Dr. R. Heath DeasonDr. & l carl DeJongh Dr. M. Franklin & Brenda l. DolwickDr. Jeffery (‘80) & susan e. DootsonDr. John s. Dozier (‘80) & Martha Paradeis

Dr. lizette a. (‘88) & Mark t. Dreyer, D.M.D., P.a. (‘86)Dr. stuart i. (‘78) & christy c. DropkinDr. sharon J. Durrett (‘04)Dr. stephen M. Durrett (‘97) & Deborah l. Herbert-DurrettDr. Peter t. esposito (Dae ‘94)Dr. Jacquelene G. (‘81) & Dr. sutton B. Farnham (Dae ‘81)Dr. alan e. Fetner (‘79) & Dr. Mary s. Hartigan (‘81)Dr. Garland l. s. ForbesDr. charles R. (‘78) & carol l. FortDr. Mark H. (Dae ‘97) & Jennifer t. FreelandDr. Gustavo e. FuentesDr. Marc a. GaleDr. Jay H. (‘82) & Randi M. GarlitzDr. Robert D. Gehrig (Dae ‘81) & Grisel Perez-GehrigDr. elizabeth K. Gesenhues (Dae ‘89)Dr. alex GhazalDr. Jimmy (‘81) & Karen GlenosDr. timothy a. (‘93) & tiffany D. GlombDr. Gregory W. (‘94) & Dr. Wanda e. Goodreau (‘94)Dr. shaun D. (‘82) & Paula J. Graser, R.D.H.Dr. laurence i. (‘85) & Deborah l. GrayhillsDr. Henry a. (Dae ‘91) & Karleen M. GremillionDr. Marcio Guelmann & ariela notzer-GuelmannDr. Margaret s. (‘88) & George H. Hartwig iiiDr. D. alan (‘76) & Jeanne l. HaysDr. Mary a. (‘85) & Marcus a. HencinskiDr. to-nguyen t. (‘89) & trongan D. HoangDr. lauren G. (‘85) & Robert e. HodgesDr. Mark R. Holmes (‘01)Dr. timothy K. (‘82) & Karen c. HopeDr. Greg J. Huang (‘87)Dr. irene R. & Gabriel D. HurstDr. James c. (‘99) & tricia R. JohnsonDr. Johnny (‘83) & Patricia G. JohnsonDr. Raed s. & Kimberly D. KasemDr. Howard B. & Detra l. KayDr. lee anne (‘97) & David a. KeoughDr. Michael W. lee ii (‘99)Dr. Robyn B. lesser Melamud (‘00) & Gene a. MelamudDr. Parker e. & lorraine Mahan

Dr. Gary H. MalowitzDr. Barry K. (Dae ‘94) & sharon R. MarcumDr. Michael P. MarforiDr. celia s. Martin (‘84)Dr. Mark a. (‘82) & Beverly MautnerDr. silas e. (‘85) & shannon McaninchDr. leigh a. McilwainDr. Janna Mcintosh (Dae)Dr. Paul a. (‘84) & terri P. MevoliDr. Kevin B. (‘05) & emily s. MillerDr. Robert n. Mixon (‘95)Dr. Wayne G. & Debbie K. MoeschingDr. cindy c. Moore (‘79)Dr. oscar (‘90) & Dr. elizabeth a. Morejon (‘90)Dr. Howell c. (‘84) & Donna MorrisonDr. esteban (‘78) & Maria e. MulkayDr. R. Daniel & ann a. nableDr. James e. (‘79) & Bonnie B. naborsDr. nicholas a. (‘01) & Jessica R. narducciDr. Gary c. (‘80) & Barbara l. nawrockiDr. thomas P. o’connell (Dae ‘89)Dr. craig l. oldham (‘92) & Dr. Margaret a. colleranDr. alan R. ossi (‘99)Dr. Marineyda oyola & erick J. MoralesDr. Richard a. (‘95) & lindsey s. ParentDr. stephen t. (‘83) & Honi e. ParkerDr. sarah s. (‘05) & Jamie R. PavlowDr. sonia i. Pena (‘80) & Vernon J. PierceDr. ernesto a. (‘87) & lourdes a. PrietoDr. Robert e. & lorie l. PrimoschDr. Boyd e. & Janis M. RobinsonDr. Raymond l. (‘76) & Patricia G. RogersDr. charles l. & Dr. lydia G. RossMr. ned R. sachsDr. Heberto M. salgueiro (‘83) &

Dr. Rita echevarria-salgueiroDr. Hans R. (‘87) & lynette V. salheiserDr. Mary a. sanders (‘95)Dr. David c. (‘77) & elizabeth G. sarrettDr. Julie a. saviano (‘91)

UFCD Honor Roll“Legacy is to leave the wood pile higher than you found it. It is to honor and give to those who

have given you so much. Those who have been an ‘enabler’ in your life. Our College of Dentistry

is just that — an enabler for all of us! The marvelous life we now enjoy has been enriched and

enabled because of what UFCD provided each of us. Glenda and I are thrilled to be able to

‘quid pro quo’ — ‘To whom much is given, much is expected.’ It is an honor we leave a portion

of our legacy to our college — the UF College of Dentistry!”

—lARRY Cook, D.M.D., ClASS oF 1980

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Dr. Bruce W. (‘83) & Mary scarolaDr. Barry P. & ellen G. setzerDr. lee n. & eleanor sheldonDr. Perry V. silva (Dae ‘95)Dr. christopher D. smithDr. Gary J. (‘77) & Florayne snyderDr. Kirk H. (‘92) & Michelle M. solbergDr. Michael D. & suzanne W. spencerDr. Douglas l. (‘87) & traci J. starkeyDr. tracie c. (‘94) & Robert starlingDr. Bruce J. stevensDr. Mark c. stewartMr. Dennis & sharon stoneDr. P. shawn stopperichDr. John H. (‘86) & terri l. theeDr. carly W. thomas (Dae )Dr. e. Donald (‘87) & Dr. R. Valorie thomasDr. Don e. (‘84) & lisa M. tilleryDr. William H. & Kathleen F. truax

Dr. George R. (‘93) & clare Van ettaDr. Rick WaggenerDr. timothy M. (‘82) & Dr. Janice G. Wahl (Dae ‘83)Dr. Michael WatkinsDr. Gerald K. (‘79) & anna H. WeaverDr. scott a. WenkDr. timothy t. Wheeler (‘85) & Dr. Janet D. Pappas (‘88)Dr. John F. Whitt, Jr.Dr. abby t. (‘97) & Gregg o. WilentzDr. James G. (‘93) & casey B. WilsonDr. David D. Woods (Dae ‘92) &

linda cunningham-WoodsDr. clark J. (‘78) & Mary s. WrightDr. Paul e. (‘99) & avery l. ZaritskyDr. Walter F. Zoller (‘80) & Rose Duszkin

$500 to $999Dr. Ronald H. & Barbara abelMr. M. luke & Karen alterDr. Gregory a. (‘83) & Patricia a. archambaultDr. Richard l. Balick (‘83)Dr. Brent Bartruff (‘98)Dr. Paul l. (‘76) & alexis BenjaminDr. terrence l. (‘81) & susan e. BraunDr. craig c. Broome (‘92) &

Dr. stacy B. Mclendon-Broome (‘92)Dr. Richard s. Brown (‘83) & Melinda limcangco-BrownDr. Judith a. Buchanan (‘80)Dr. John M. cherry, Jr. (‘85)Dr. Matthew s. clegg (‘05)Mr. Mark s. colburnDr. J. Frank & Doris s. collinsDr. Michael l. (‘90) & lori DanzeDr. alberto a. (‘82) & lissett de cardenasDr. teresa a. Dolan & stanley H. Given ii

Dr. John R. (‘84) & elizabeth B. eifertDr. David J. (‘93) & christine J. FerlitaMr. David c. FifeDr. thomas alan (‘96) & Dr. shannon l. Galinis (‘97)Dr. Melanie Georgeanne Halkitis (‘83)Dr. Jeffrey a. HameroffDr. Robert B. (‘79) & Debra a. HawkinsDr. cecilia Wicklin (‘82) & Robert c. HinesMr. Barry HouseDr. salvatore R. indelicato (Dae ‘89)Dr. loyce a. Jones (‘84)Dr. alan s. Kaplan (‘76)Dr. loyd J. Kiernan iii (‘80)Dr. arthur D. & Karen s. KingDr. Kenneth W. (‘80) & Deborah K. KnopfDr. Robert a. (‘79) & Monica c. lalaneDr. lewis c. larson (‘76) & Betty Jean Mitchum larsonDr. Rochelle lopyan (‘80)Dr. Delton e. (‘84) & Julie lynch

Dr. James e. (‘87) & angela t. MartinDr. William c. (‘96) & Dr. Dawn l. Martin (‘96)Dr. Mark e. (‘80) & nancy H. MoffittDr. arturo F. (‘79) & liza c. MosqueraDr. Robert s. (‘78) & carol a. MurrellDr. David c. & lois J. nealDr. stephen l. new (‘76)Dr. scott D. (‘90) & Judith R. newlinDr. Dennis G. nielsonDr. christopher s. noelDr. Gene R. (‘81) & sara PatchDr. timothy D. (‘80) & Dr. Magaly G. Poppell (‘88)Dr. enrique (‘83) & Kathleen a. RomeuDr. George a. (‘92) & claudia sanchezDr. Michael P. sardzinski (‘93)Dr. sophia l. scantlebury (‘01) & Jonathan s. saulDr. Bhavik P. shah (‘98)Dr. seth J. & Patricia H. shapiroDr. ann l. steiner (‘80) & thomas a. HerrmannDr. Patricia M. (‘88) & Dr. t. c. tapleyDr. alfred H. & annette i. underwoodDr. arvind K. Vakani (‘03)Dr. Raymond t. WebberDr. Richard s. (‘82) & Dr. Jeanette Westberry (‘84)Dr. steven M. (‘84) & sonja H. Wieder

$100 to $499Dr. Pamela G. & hael J. adams, D.D.s.Dr. Dennis P. (‘96) & Kristine allenDr. steven R. (‘83) & Denise almanDr. amy F. (‘96) & chris andersonDr. John M. (‘89) & Malinda P. andrewsDr. Kevin J. andrewsDr. Harold R. arthur, Jr. (‘02)Dr. Daryl e. (‘97) & Kristi l. askeland

l. Byrne austinDr. thomas K. (‘91) & lora B. BaileyDr. Ralf R. & Deborah c. BarckhausenDr. alan BarrDr. steven R. (‘86) & sandra l. BatehDr. John a. (‘83) & laura l. BatlleDr. David a. Beach (‘05)Dr. carroll G. & sue H. BennettDr. enrique BimsteinDr. David J. (‘85) & nancy J. BlueDr. steven a. (‘79) & Janet l. BoeDr. Douglas Bogart (‘84)Dr. Joseph R. Boulter (‘85) & Dr. avis s. chen-BoulterDr. David a. BowlesDr. Heather K. (‘98) & allen R. BurchDr. Karen anne Burns (‘01) & Dr. thomas J. BolandDr. salvatore R. cabassa (‘95)Dr. Maria c. (‘85) & James D. camp iiiDr. David a. (‘96) & Jennifer campbell

Dr. J. edward (‘85) & Vivien carrollMrs. carol R. & James l. carterDr. Michele l. (‘97) & Michael R. cavendishDr. Francis c. chaney (‘79) & susie cheneyDr. Ronald J. charity (‘92)Mr. Richard a. & amelia B. closmoreDr. Mark s. (‘81) & Melissa D. coicanDr. Gage n. & Virginia M. colbyDr. thomas a. (Dae ‘92) & Georgia s. copulosDr. christopher J. cowell (‘95)Dr. amy l. creech-Gionis (‘95) & stephen l. GionisDr. ann e. & James a. DavisonDr. Daniel a. Delcastillo (‘90) & Grace D. MayaDr. sara M. (‘04) & Marcus l. DrokerDr. Francisco J. espinosa (‘96)Dr. Daniel M. (‘99) & erin F. evesDr. Deborah a. Ferrer (‘99)Dr. Donnie l. Filipczak (‘97)Dr. edward J. (‘97) & lourdes P. FisherDr. Ross H. Fishman (‘04)Dr. Beatriz Fraga-Davidson (‘83) & Marvin M. DavidsonDr. Gerald M. & Patricia l. FrancatiDr. curtis e. & Joyce D. GauseDr. Joseph M. GerleczDr. Richard J. & Betty e. GreenspanDr. Vincent a. (‘84) & theresa GrossoDr. Jeffrey M. Hanley (‘99)Dr. Phillip M. Hartgraves (Dae ‘93)Dr. lee s. (Dae ‘86) & Jacquelyn R. HauerDr. Frederick e. HosleyDr. carlos M. (‘85) & isabel M. interianDr. larry G. (‘82) & theresa M. JamesDr. eve James-WilsonDr. Joslyn a. Jenkins (‘97) & Dr. Paul D. stein (‘94)Dr. Douglas s. (‘82) & Gail M. JohnsonDr. Jeffrey D. (‘85) & shannon R. JonesDr. Barry H. (‘84) & Becky KatzDr. Joseph c. & sharon l. KehoeDr. Jason a. Kempinski (‘02)Dr. scott F. (‘80) & Dr. Debra G. KenwardDr. Gerald M. KluftMr. eugene & linda l. KopfDr. ernest a. lado, Jr.Dr. Gregory G. (‘81) & susan G. langstonDr. louis J. (‘94) & Dr. christie J. latulippe (‘97)Dr. thomas c. & emily W. lawtonDr. J. Michael (‘87) & Ginger laytonDr. Donald W. & Janice c. leglerDr. Peter G. lemieux (‘97)Dr. James J. lyons & Mary lou MansfieldDr. craig J. (‘86) & antoinette MalinDr. William J. & Mary Maples

“I am grateful for the abundance in my life, and my dental education has enabled me to have a career and a lifestyle that are fulfilling. I feel it is my responsibility to ‘give back’ to the UF College of Dentistry for providing that education, because there is no other investment I’ve made that has yielded a better return than my tuition dollars. I chose to give back by taking out a life insurance policy for $100,000 and making the college the beneficiary. I know my small annual investment in the policy premium will make a difference for future UFCD students and faculty. Cathy Jenkins made the process so easy, and I urge all UFCD graduates to take advantage of this opportunity to give back.” —WilliAM MARtin, D.M.D., ClASS oF 1976

“When I heard the Department of Periodontology was doing a major renovation of the graduate clin-

ics, I wanted to help. One of my residency memories was the operatories we had to use for surgeries.

They were small, cramped and inadequate. So, when I was offered the chance to equip one of the

rooms for periodontal surgery of all types, I took the opportunity. I decided to pledge $100,000 over a

5-year period. Now the question was how to pay the pledge. My investment advisory at Smith Barney

recommended using some stocks in my portfolio. Due to changes in the stock market, I would have a

large capital gains fee if I sold the stock, but by donating it I received a tax deduction for a charitable

contribution instead. Therefore, I covered my yearly pledge by turning over some of the stock to the

UF Foundation. It is a plan that has worked well for me and could for others too. Ask Cathy Jenkins for

help. It is a real win-win way of helping UFCD and your own tax burden as well.”

—geRAlDine FeRRiS, D.M.D., ClASS oF 1979


Dr. William (‘76) & shelly l. MarcheseDr. William B. Martin (‘77) & Dr. Judith Rae BanksDr. todd W. (‘92) & Melinda s. MccabeDr. Michael G. (‘88) & corina l. MccorkleDr. sean t. & Dr. Judith McDonnellDr. William t. (‘87) & Jennifer McKenzieDr. Daniel J. MelkerDr. Pamela a. Miller-ottesen (‘99) & John P. ottesenDr. Reid W. Montini (‘05) & Karin D. sennDr. ivo (‘89) & Dr. isabel M. MoraguezDr. James a. (Dae ‘84) & Victoria M. MorrishDr. Keith a. Morse (‘99)Dr. edward s. Mortellaro, Jr. (‘78) &

linda lodato-MortellaroDr. J. Marie stidham Mundy (‘85) & craig a. stidhamDr. Michael J. Murray (‘98)Dr. Roger B. nofsingerDr. Kay W. o’leary (Dae ‘90) & Brian DasherDr. cara overbeckDr. Paul a. (‘90) & Brownyn B. PaloDr. William n. Pantazes (Dae ‘91)Dr. shawn M. Perce (‘02)Dr. David M. & leslie J. PlankDr. Richard charles (‘86) & Maria P. RampiDr. John R. (‘04) & shirley RaulersonDr. steven D. (‘84) & Michelle ReddickDr. Gregory D. Reddish (‘80)Dr. William F. & cynthia e. RobinsonDr. David RoweDr. l. allen (‘88) & tina M. sainDr. Pamela R. (‘86) & Robert a. sandowDr. Myron D. (‘93) & sharon R. schrockDr. Kristin M. (‘94) & Joseph t. shinnickDr. alberto (‘01) & Mary H. silvaDr. Henry a. (‘79) & teri silvermanDr. Daniel s. (‘00) & sally l. slaybaughDr. Martha V. smyth (‘90) & James t. MilaniDr. Michael (‘94) & alice P. sofianosDr. James a. (‘85) & lori c. speckmanDr. Venita J. sposetti (‘79) & Dr. larry G. RooksDr. George W. starks & Betty Jo Baechle-starksDr. Malcolm e. (Dae ‘80) & Kathleen c. steenDr. cathy M. (‘05) & andrew J. taylorDr. suzanne thiems-Heflin (‘85) & Phillip H. HeflinDr. David a. (‘84) & linda M. thompsonDr. Michael l. (‘76) & sarah e. tidwellDr. christopher F. (‘94) & sophia WaiteDr. James c. & Martha WallaceDr. Richard D. (‘97) & lia WalterDr. Ronald e. WatsonMr. christopher J. WilliamsDr. israel (‘86) & nancy c. WinikorDr. shari a. Witkoff (‘95)

Dr. Jess H. (‘80) & Georgia R. yatesDr. lisa a. (‘95) & Jay yurkiewicz

$1 to $99Dr. William K. & Barbara B. collettDr. Frederick l. & Joy D. coxDr. Quince B. & Muriel e. DavisDr. sharon a. Day-o’steen (‘96) &

Raymond a. o’steenDr. Drew e. (‘04) & Vanessa P. earhartDr. Jeffrey a. JanoffDr. Margaret W. (‘90) & Dr. Gregory a. JohnstonDr. Michael J. KadairDr. suresh c. MishraMs. Gloria B. PagingtonDr. sterling l. RonkDr. Richard D. salzmann (‘86)Ms. Mary swietzerMs. latania M. Williams

organizations$1,000,000 AnD ABoVenaples children & education Foundation

$100,000 to $999,999the lucy Gooding charitable Fdtn. trust

$50,000 to $99,999astra tech, inc.state endowment Matching Gifts

$10,000 to $49,999align technology, inc.implant innovations, inc.iti centerWalter lorenz surgical, inc.straumann u.s.a.susan Royal Wurth Foundation, inc.

$1,000 to $9,999a-dec, inc.Brandon Dental carecaton & taylor, P.a.central Florida oral surgery, P.a.clermont Pediatric Dentistrycolgate-Palmolive co.Dentistry alumni assn. s.e. coast Dist.Fl soc of oral & Maxillofacial surgeonsHu-Friedy Manufacturing co., inc.Kerr corp.Drs. caleb King & Richard oliver, Jr.lsu Health sciences FoundationJ. Hillis Miller Health center Gift shop, inc.nobel BiocarePedo Gators, inc.Pfizer, inc.south Georgia oral & Maxillofacial surg.southwest Florida oral & Facial surgerytotal Quality networks

$500 to $999Bello Dental center, inc.Kiwanis club Foundation

$100 to $4993M unitekaguirre & sappington orthodonticsBeckman coulter, inc.city of GainesvilleFlorida Dental associationGulf coast Family DentistryMarris orthodontics, P.a.Martin & Jacobson orthodonticsMedtronic FoundationPappas & tapley orthodontics

$1 to $99Bradenton eye clinic

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this Honor Roll includes the names of all donors to the uF college of Dentistry from July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007. if your name is not included and you think it should be, one of the following may be the reason it is not:• ThegiftwasmadebeforeJuly1,2006(andwasrecognizedinapreviousreport)orafterJune30,2007

(and it will be recognized in a future Honor Roll).• YoumadeapledgeinsteadofagiftandplannedtofulfillyourcommitmentafterJune30,2006.(Onlyactualpledge

payments made between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007 are listed.)• Apersonalgiftwasmadeusingyourcompany’scheckorletterhead.Inthiscase,youmaybelistedinthecorporate

and organization section of the Honor Roll.• Wemadeamistake.Inspiteofourbestefforts,errorsandomissionsoccur.Ifso,pleaseacceptourapologiesand

notify the uF college of Dentistry Development office, Po Box 100217, Gainesville, Fl 32610-0217. call 352-273-5779 or e-mail cathy Jenkins, uFcD director of development at [email protected].

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P.O. Box 100405 | Gainesville, FL 32610-0405 | 352-xxx-xxxx

AdministrationTeresa A. Dolan, D.D.S., M.P.H.

Dean and Professor of community Dentistry and Behavioral science (352) 273-5800 | [email protected]

Kenneth J. Anusavice, D.M.D., Ph.D. associate Dean for Research, Distinguished Professor of Dental Biomaterials (352) 392-4351 | [email protected]

Samuel B. Low, D.D.S., M.S., M.Ed., associate Dean for Faculty Practice and continuing education, Professor of Periodontology (352) 846-1266 | [email protected]

William P. McArthur, Ph.D., associate Dean for Faculty affairs and Professor of oral Biology (352) 273-5800 | [email protected]

Robert E. Primosch, D.D.S., M.Ed. associate Dean for education and Professor of Pediatrics (352) 273-5953 | [email protected]

Venita J. Sposetti, D.M.D. assistant Dean for admissions and Financial aid and associate Professor of Prosthodontics (352) 273-5957 | [email protected]

Kenneth Tomlinson, B.S.B.A. associate Dean for administration (352) 273-5800 | [email protected]

Timothy T. Wheeler, D.M.D., Ph.D. assistant Dean for advanced and Graduate education and Professor and chairman, Department of orthodontics (352) 273-5690 | [email protected]

UFCD Departmental Chairs and Program DirectorsCOMMUNITY DENTISTRY AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCEScott L. Tomar, D.M.D., Dr.P.H.

chair (352) 273-5968 | [email protected]

COMMUNITY BASED DENTISTRY/ ADVANCED EDUCATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY PROGRAM DIRECTORSRoberta L. Diehl, D.D.S., Hialeah

(305) 694-5400 | [email protected] Lauren M. Governale, D.M.D., M.P.H., Naples

(352) 273-5800 | [email protected] C. Porter, D.M.D., Seminole

(727) 394-6064 | [email protected] Starr, D.M.D., Jacksonville

(904) 244-7051 | [email protected]

DENTAL BIOMATERIALSKenneth J. Anusavice, D.M.D., Ph.D., Chair

(352) 392-4351 | [email protected] Shen, Ph.D., Program Director


ENDODONTICSFrank J. Vertucci, D.M.D., Chair and Program Director

(352) 273-5440

OPERATIVE DENTISTRYPaul Blaser, D.D.S., M.S.D., Chair


ORAL BIOLOGYRobert Burne, Ph.D., Chair


ORAL & MAxILLOFACIAL SURGERY AND DIAGNOSTIC SCIENCESRobert E. Bates, D.D.S., Interim Chair

(352) 392-2673 | [email protected] G. Green, M.D., D.D.S.,

Program Director for oral & Maxillofacial surgery (352) 392-2673 | [email protected]

Donald M. Cohen, D.M.D., M.S., M.B.A., Program Director for oral Pathology (352) 392-2505 | [email protected]

ORTHODONTICSTimothy Wheeler, D.M.D., Ph.D.,

chair and Program Director (352) 273-5690 | [email protected]

Henry A. Gremillion, D.D.S., M.A.G.D., craniofacial Pain and temporomandibular Dysfuntion Fellowship Program Director (352) 392-8862 | [email protected]

PEDIATRIC DENTISTRYMarcio Guelmann, D.D.S., Chair

(352) 392-4131 | [email protected] Silva, D.D.S., M.S., Program Director

(352) 392-4131

PERIODONTOLOGYIkramuddin Aukhil, B.D.S., M.S., Chair

(352) 392-4305 | [email protected] M. Lundgren, L.D.S., Odont. Dr., Program Director


PROSTHODONTICSA.E. “Buddy” Clark, D.M.D., Ph.D., M.E., Chair

(352) 846-2549 | [email protected] O’Neill, D.D.S., M.S., F.A.C.P., Program Director


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