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Dean Hottel and Dr. Puskas with award winner Glennis Katzmark

from the University of Texas at Houston.

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Hinman Student ReSeaRcH SympoSium 2013

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President’s Message2General Chairman’s Message,

Committee Meeting Dates3Membership Meeting Photos,

Landmark Membership Presentations4

Exhibits News 6Hinman Meeting Happenings 7

Annual Meeting Information & Member Spotlight of

Dr. Garrett Sanders 8Dentistry Across

the Generations 9Executive Council & Membership

Meeting Minutes 10

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Georgia aquariumthe madow Brothers

Love dentistry, have fun, prosper!

The nineteenth Hinman Student Research Symposium was held Oct. 25-27, 2013, at the historic Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. The Symposium featured oral and poster presentations of research projects by students from dental schools across the nation. At this year’s Symposium, 104 students represented 47 dental schools in 29 states, the District of Columbia, and four Canadian provinces. Twenty dental students from the University of Tennessee presented their projects and acted as hosts for the Symposium.

The Symposium was sponsored by the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry and co-sponsored by the Hinman Dental Society. The Symposium was also supported in part by grants from the National Institute for Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), the ADEAGies Foundation, the Procter & Gamble Company, the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry Alumni Association and the Tennessee Dental Association Foundation.

The Symposium was opened by Dr. Timothy L. Hottel, Dean of the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry, followed by Dr. Franklin Garcia-Godoy, Senior Executive Associate Dean for Research, and by Dr. Mustafa Dabbous, founder of the symposium. Dr. Jane C. Puskas, President of the Hinman Dental Society, welcomed

the participants, praised the Symposium organizers and the student participants and presented an overview of the upcoming Hinman Meeting to be held in Atlanta on March 27-29, 2014.

The keynote speaker at the welcoming banquet was Dr. Mary MacDougall, current President of the International Association for Dental Research, Director of the Institute of Oral Health Research, and Endowed Professor and Chair at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry. Dr. MacDougall traced her path, starting with an opportunity to participate in research and a simple interest in how such a complex structure as a tooth can be formed, to her prominent role in dental and craniofacial research

The Official Publication of the Hinman Dental Society

This year the Hinman Dental Society is “Aiming for Excellence” from the program for the 2014 Hinman Dental Meeting to the countless ways that the Hinman Dental Society gives back to the dental profession and to dental education. I had the privilege of representing Hinman at the Hinman Student Research Symposium at UT College of Dentistry in Memphis. I was so proud to see the positive impact that the Society has on the future of our profession. Thanks to the financial stewardship of our trustees, the Society sponsors a research symposium that gathered 102 of the best and brightest dental students from all over the country with most of the dental schools represented. By reaching these future dental leaders at such an impressionable time in their careers, we are educating them on the benefits of the Hinman Dental Meeting and encouraging them to support organized dentistry. Dr. Hinman would be so proud to see how effectively the Hinman Dental Society is investing in the future of dentistry. Next year we will celebrate the 20th Hinman Student Research Symposium, so I congratulate our society.

With the Hinman Dental Meeting only three months away, get ready to work! Pre-Registration for the meeting opened on November 12, 2013. Committee meetings will be gearing up soon so if you do not have an assignment, be sure to contact the Hinman office. Membership has many privileges, but committee service at the meeting is expected to keep your membership. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication as we continue “Aiming for Excellence.”

It was great to see so many of our members in Greer, South Carolina for the VOCO/BMW Performance Driving Continuing Education event in November. It was a full day of driving and, yes, even a two hour dental lecture. Thank you to Roy McDonald for organizing all of the great continuing education for our membership. We all had a fun time driving like race car drivers and

Hinman dental Society 2013– 2014 officersPresident Jane C. PuskasPresident-elect Patrick H. Yancey, IIIVice President Jonathan DubinSecretary Robert J. O’DonnellTreasurer Kathleen L. RobinsonAsst. Sec./Treas. Roy A. McDonaldEditor J. Sedgie NewsomParliamentarian James A. Roos

executive council2016 Clayton R. Davis2016 Sherry R. Jordan2015 William H. Rousseau2015 Troy H. Schulman2014 John C. Barnes2014 Thomas L. Carroll

trustees2019 Wayne T. Tadsen2018 Daniel D. Dunwody, III2017 Richard N. Goodroe2016 William S. Rousseau2015 Bruce Ashendorf2014 Paul G. Isler (CH)

recounted how “Life is a Highway,” as will be presented at the upcoming Hinman Dental Meeting in a special video.

Thank you to everyone who made the effort to attend the November Membership meeting. Dr. Lee Ann Brady flew in from Arizona to present to more than 200 members the “Top Clinical Tips.” She covered practical approaches from the basic exam (which is no longer so basic) to interesting new preventative treatments (topical antioxidants and probiotics!) and a great summary of the latest restorative methods and materials. Following this great presentation, Hinman recognized our members who have served 30, 40 and even 50 years. We have such a great legacy of service to dentistry and are proud to honor our long-time members.

We look forward to the January 23 Membership Meeting for the entire staff at the Georgia Aquarium featuring the Madow Brothers who will speak on “Office Dynamics.” To top off the year, we will celebrate a fun-filled escape to the Jekyll Island Club Hotel from June 13-15, 2014. So support this great upcoming 2014 Hinman Dental Meeting where we will achieve excellence and gear up to get involved in all the great things that Hinman has to offer.

President’s Message

Hinman aims for excellence Beyond the Hinman dental meeting Jane Puskas

January 7, 2014Executive Council Meeting

Omni Hotel6:00 p.m. Cocktails

6:30 p.m. Dinner and Meeting

January 23, 2014Membership Meeting (Bring Your Staff)

Georgia AquariumSpeakers: The Madow Brothers

4:30 p.m. Lecture7:30 p.m. Cocktails and Dinner

February 6, 2014New Member OrientationHinman Executive Office

6:15 p.m. Meeting and Dinner

March 27-29, 2014The Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting

Georgia World Congress CenterOmni Hotel @ CNN Center

May 13, 2014Executive Council Meeting

Hinman Executive Office6:00 p.m. Cocktails

6:30 p.m. Dinner and Meeting

June 13-15, 2014Annual Meeting

Jekyll Island, GA

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I hope that you had an enjoyable holiday season and found some time with family and friends. With the New Year comes a renewed focus on Hinman 2014 and I ask of you, the Hinman members, to begin organizing and preparing for your committee assignment as the meeting rapidly approaches. The program is complete, the registration has been open since November and my program chairmen, Dr. Pafford and President Puskas, have put together a strong program. You will find some unique additions to the program such as a redesigned Exhibit Hall and pairing speakers on topics to hear more than one perspective on a subject. There will also be a panel discussion on disturbing trends in dentistry, one-hour courses spread throughout the program, unique hands-on courses and interactive courses. You will find 18 speakers who are new to Hinman this year.

General Chairman’s Message

on target for Hinman 2014

Brian Carpenter

I am pleased to announce that we have reached a reciprocal agreement with the Southeastern Conference of Dental Labs to allow lab technicians to attend some of our courses while their conference meets simultaneously in Atlanta. Thursday will be considered “Lab Tech Day” and we also have exclusive doctor-only hours in the Exhibit Hall from 9-11 a.m. The special events this year are equally impressive with a fashion show at Neiman Marcus, a brewery tour and a golf outing at the prestigious East Lake Golf Club.

The committee meetings will be taking place over the next few months. Please make every effort to attend your meeting and work on a committee at the Hinman meeting to receive an invitation to the Presidents and General Chairman’s Reception, which will return to the Georgia Aquarium this year. I hope you will enjoy our keynote presentation by Dr. Benjamin Carson, a gifted pediatric neurosurgeon and respected author. The Hinman meeting is so unique and that comes from the enthusiastic support of the Society and you, the member. I thank you for the opportunity to serve as General Chairmen and thank you in advance for your hard work and attention to detail.

Clinic Captains Meeting I

Clinic Captains Meeting II

Concurrent Meetings, Continuing Education, Registration & Ticket Sales

Audio Visual, CPR, Auxiliary & Dentist Receptions, Information, Signs, Reserve, Transportation & Table Clinics

Keynote

Arrangements, Hospitality, Host & Public Relations

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Tuesday, February 4, 2014




Thursday, March 6, 2014

Committee(s) meeting Date LoCation2014 committee meetinG dateS All Meetings Begin at 6:30 p.m.

Check Hinman.org/society, calendar page for location

Villa Christina, 4000 Summit Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30319

Hinman Office33 Lenox Pointe NE, Atlanta, GA 30324

Check Hinman.org/society, calendar page for location

Georgia World Congress Center, 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Cherokee Town & Country Club, 155 West Paces Ferry Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305

acd & icdinductionS

Hinman Members Catharine Enright, David Bradberry, Kate Robinson and Gordon Burnett are inducted into the American College of Dentists.

Hinman Members Louvenia Rainge and Henry Benson are inducted into the International College of Dentists.

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President Puskas welcomes new members Richard Rogers (sponsor Joyce Lee), Fabiola Palacios-Barrionuevo (sponsor Sheryl Wait), Shannon Thorsteinson (sponsor Richard Weinman), Ralph Cohen (sponsor Mike Pruett) and Eric Jackson (sponsor Janine Randall, not pictured)

30 Year Pin Recipients this year included Ken Hutchinson, Bruce Shropshire, Lewis Brown, Chip Going, Joe Dufresne, Peter Bain, Jonathan Dubin, Albert Staley, Richard Singer, Tom David, Jim Roos,Terry O’Shea, and Bob Eberbaugh and Albert Amato (not pictured).

40 Year Members this year included Boyd Williams, Jr., Sid Tourial, Tim O’Shea, Ken Kendrick, Robert Towe, Joe Alderman, and Charles Arp and Bill Marshall (not pictured).

Our first 50 year pin recipient was Lyman Smith, who has been a member for 53 years.

President Jane Puskas presents Dr. Brady with her speaker’s plaque and honorarium.

President Puskas presents Brad Greenway with his advisory pin for serving as the 2013 General Chairman.

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Many years ago, the leadership of the Hinman Dental Society decided to honor those members who had maintained their membership for 30 years with a commemorative Hinman lapel pin with three garnet stones. We are expanding the tradition this year to include a 40 year marble plaque and a 50 year lapel pin with five purple stones, representing the color of dentistry. The significance of these recognitions is to formally thank and give distinction to those who have worked for many years to maintain and enhance the excellent reputation of the Society, as well as the Hinman Dental Meeting. Those that have been members between 41 and 49 years will be acknowledged this year at their respective committee meetings.


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In the November issue of the PREVIEW REVIEW, you read about continuing the Hinman tradition of hospitality by welcoming the First Time Exhibitor. As we move closer to the meeting dates, we invite you to make plans to visit at least 10 of the First Time Exhibitors listed below. Your actions can result in a long-standing, quality exhibitor relationship that helps bring quality care to your patients, while we are AIMING for EXCELLENCE.

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Dr. Puskas presents Dr. Hottel with funding for the Symposium

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and education. Opportunity plus interest in research may lead to a career path for many of the outstanding students attending the Symposium. Dr. Garcia-Godoy encouraged the students to remain active in research regardless of whether their paths take them into dental practice or academics.

Eight awards were given for the most outstanding student presentations, four in clinical research and four in basic science research, in addition to an award from the National Students Research Group of the American Association for Dental Research. Awards were presented by Drs. Jane C. Puskas, Timothy Hottel, Franklin Garcia-Godoy and by Jessica Tucker, current President of the University of Tennessee Student Research Group chapter.

123 PostcardsA & K Dental EquipmentAcme MFG.American Academy of Facial EstheticsAmerican Dental Hygienists’ AssociationAngie’s ListAtlas Resell ManagementAvesis IncorporatedBankers Healthcare Group, Inc.Bayshore Dental StudioBIO-FLEXColldent Ltd.ContacezConvergent Dental, Inc.Cosmetic Dentistry Grants ProgramCrisp Video GroupDarby Dental Supply, LLCDental Office WebsitesDentalBancDentalPostDentaPure

DENTCA, Inc.Dentegra Insurance CompanyDentiSmartDenttio, Inc.Fidelity BankFortune ManagementGergens Ortho and Sleep Appliance LabHandpiece Solutions, Inc.Hawaiian Moon AloeHorizon Dental GroupInfiniteAloeInstantly AgelessInsurance Credentialing SpecialistInvado PharmaceuticalsKat Davis, Brand Partner-Nerium InternationalLPI Healthcare Financial ServicesMagic Massage TherapyMarket Connections, Inc.MicroDental LabratoriesMudlick Mail

NobiliumNuSmile Pediatric CrownsOneMind Health (Formerly MDE)OraBriteOraCoat XyliMelts (OraHealth Corp.)Otto Trading, Inc.Pacific Dental ServicesPBHS, Inc.PMC Insurance SolutionsProductive PracticesSedation ResourceSikka Software CorporationSix Month SmilesSorbella Practice BuildersSpident USA, Inc.Springstone Patient FinancingTeethWhiteningforFree.comTokuyama Dental America, Inc.TruDentaXDR RadiologyZirc Company



messages to our military postcard contest WinnersCongratulations to the winners of the Messages to Our Military Postcard Contest. We will have a station located again on the Exhibit Hall floor where attendees can send a handwritten note to troops overseas. Be sure to stop by to contribute. Make an even greater impact by encouraging your patients and staff to write notes in advance and drop them off during the meeting.

Hinman’s Big Raffle correctionPlease see the updated list of prizes that will be given away during Hinman’s Big Raffle this year. Make sure to purchase your tickets during the registration process for the meeting. Tickets are limited to only 700 total sold, so get yours early! The funds raised will be used by the Hinman Trustees for dental scholarships. For more information, visit www.hinman.org/raffle.

Hinman’s Big Raffle prizes:Grand Prize: Winner’s choice of a three year, 10,000 mile/year lease on a 2014 Audi TT Convertible OR $20,000 cash equivalent2nd Prize: $2,000 Ritz-Carlton Hotels gift card3rd Prize: $1,000 cashEarly Bird Drawing (for those tickets purchased prior to February 27, 2014): $500 cash

member committee ServiceAs a reminder, Hinman members are required to serve on a committee for the March Meeting. Several member benefits are available to those who serve on committees. In order to receive complimentary registration to the March Meeting and also the Society Annual Meeting in June, members must be signed up for a committee no later than March 7, 2014. Members who attend their committee meetings will be invited to the General Chairman & President’s Reception on March 27 at the Georgia Aquarium and also are entered to win the member prize trip, valued at $5,000. Be sure to attend to take advantage of these benefits. Those members who do not serve on a committee during the Meeting and have an unexcused absence will be placed on probation for the following year with the Society and their membership will be revoked after two years of non-service.

exhibit Hall dentist-only HoursWe hope you will stop by the Exhibit Hall on Thursday of the Meeting from 9 – 11 a.m. for the first-ever dentist-only hours on the hall. This is a great time to get one-on-one attention from the exhibitors and enjoy special snacks and goodies, as well.

Hinman meetinG HappeninGS

Anna Skognes - age 8

Hannah Brassell - age 11 Emma Rowe - age 13

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Dr. James D. Anderson, Jr. November 18

Erica Freihaut, daughter of Dr. Janine Bethea and

the late Dr. John Freihaut, was married on

October 26th to Mr. Kirby Smith in

Tyrone, Georgia.

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Please send any Member News to Laura at [email protected].



Member Spotlight Article

GaRRett SandeRS, man oF Steel, completeS iRonman tRiatHlon

Hinman member, Garrett Sanders, from Decatur recently completed his first Ironman Triathlon at the age of 44. There are different Ironman events throughout the country. Each challenge consists of a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride and a 26-mile run. The idea came to Sanders after his wife, Shara, encouraged him to compete after he finished a half Ironman in Augusta last year. Shara said he told her this event was always on his bucket list.

Sanders took part in a 30-week training period. He said he would spend up to 15 hours per week conditioning. His weekly workouts consisted of every element of the challenge. Sanders said he started out in the morning biking and after work he would bike around Stone Mountain. As he began the event, he said he had one goal – to finish close to 14 hours.

The race began in the early morning hours August 25 in Louisville, Kentucky. Sanders positioned himself in the front of the line for the swim. After the swim, Sanders hopped on his bike for the ride. During the ride, Sanders needed to replenish part of the thousands of calories he would lose that day with different food gels. After he finished the bike trek, Sanders started the last leg of the challenge – the run. During the run, Sanders said his left leg cramped up and he did his best to stretch it out and keep going. He said he would hydrate throughout his run at the relief stations that were set up about every eight miles.

The run came to an end as Sanders crossed the finish line at 13 hours and 41 minutes. He received a medal and took a picture to remember the event as he was rejoined by his support team – his family.

This will not be Sanders’ last competition; he is looking at competing in his next Ironman next May in Texas.

Article written by the Neighbor Newspaper, October 8, 2013, by Sarah Anne Voyles.

Hinman memBeR coRneR

We need you! Member Corner upcoming article submission deadline is

March 31

We are looking for articles intended to better acquaint our members with each other. Examples of articles include: informational, non-clinical topics that would appeal to members, a member biography that highlights fun or unique hobbies or interests, a wrap-up of an event that would be of interest to members, local volunteer opportunities of which you are a part, society

connections or society-related stories.

Please contact Laura at [email protected] to submit an article or for more information on article guidelines.

Join us for this year’s society Annual Meeting at the

Jekyll Island Club Hotel | June 13-15, 2014This event is a great weekend get-away that allows for some

R&R time with your fellow Hinman members and their families.

We have a block of rooms reserved for the group at $200 per night for a standard room, $300 for a suite.

You can make your reservation by calling 800-535-9547 or emailing [email protected].

Mention Hinman Dental Society or Group #83936. Don’t delay, book today!

Hinman annual meetinG – Join uS at Jekyll iSland!

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:• Friday night bingo with prizes and for the first time ever, Hinman Idol talent competition. If you plan on attending and have a talent you would like to showcase, contact David Anderson at [email protected].• Saturday optional activities to include: golf, tennis, kayaking, sea turtle tour, biking, a Segway tour, horseback riding, fishing, dolphin tour, fun run and waterpark tickets• Saturday party on the beach, beach olympics and dinner and dancing under the stars with The Stephen Lee Band• Sunday breakfast and kids’ treasure hunt



The Hinman Dental Society membership is unique; there are many backgrounds, locations and histories amongst the group. This article is part one of a two-part series highlighting dental families spanning across multiple generations.

Joe Looper, Father Joe Looper Growing up, Joe viewed his dad as a busy man. He was always at a dental, church or political function and enjoyed them all. His dad always set a fine example of how to give back and work hard.

Like most of his dental friends, Joe enjoyed working with his hands, but one of the main reasons he chose dentistry was because of his father’s colleagues. They were and are some of the finest people he has ever been around. Drs. Bill Callahan, George Schuette, Harold Lanier, Pete Jensen and Billy Bentley are just some of the wonderful dentists he knew growing up. Today he is proud of his own colleagues and friends in the dental society. Joe says that, “My dental friends make me a better person.”

Growing up around Hinman was fun for Joe. His best memories are from the annual meeting at Callaway Gardens. Bingo and playing on the railroad tracks behind the swimming pool were good times.

Jeff Pafford,Father Eddie Pafford Growing up in a dental family definitely had an impact on Jeff’s life. Eddie put many childhood lessons in terms of his dental practice. If Jeff wanted a new bike, he was told how many amalgams (minus overhead and taxes, of course) his dad would have to do for him to get that bike. These lessons seem funny now, but they taught him the value of hard work and frugality... and what taxes were.

The most lasting lesson Jeff learned from his father was to treat people right. He repeated this lesson to Jeff habitually. Eddie told him if he treated people right, the way his dad treated his patients, it would all come back to him in the long run. Jeff has tried to live his life and manage his own dental practice the same way.

Pat Yancey, III, Father Pat Yancey, Jr. Pat was able to practice dentistry with his father for 13 years. He will always cherish the time that he got to spend with him. He is also looking forward to practicing with his son, Patrick, who will be a 3rd generation dentist in the Yancey family. Pat’s grandfather influenced Pat Yancey, Jr. to go into dentistry. He fought in the trenches in the Army and said dentists and doctors had it easier during war times. Pat’s dad always encouraged him to be his own boss. His father started his practice over Lee King drugstore in downtown Newnan in 1957 and moved to their current location in 1976. Pat is treating generations of families who have been coming to them since his father began his practice.

Pat remembers attending the annual meeting at Callaway Gardens with his parents and siblings as a child. He remembers playing bingo on Friday nights and playing in a children’s golf tournament on Saturdays. Pat has continued this tradition with his family and still plays in the annual golf tournament with his dad and sons.

Pat’s dad always told him if he got a job at the Hinman Meeting to always do his best. “It is an honor to be a member of this organization.”

If you would like to contribute to the second part of the series, contact [email protected].

dentiStRy acRoSS tHe GeneRationSAccounts from second and third generation Hinman member dentists (Part 1)



DATE: November 18, 2013 TIME: 7:15 p.m. PLACE: Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead PRESIDING: Dr. Jane Puskas

CALL TO ORDER: President Jane Puskas called the meeting to order at 7:15 p.m. She announced the completion code for the lecture. President Puskas thanked Dr. Brady for her engaging lecture and presented her with an honorarium and plaque. She thanked the hospitality committee for all of their help. Dr. Puskas thanked the Trustees for their continued generosity through Society subsidies.

EXHIBITS: Exhibits Chairman Chip Mohme gave some highlights of the exhibit hall floor, including the Messages to Our Military booth, wheel of chance and treasure quest game. He also stated that there had been 725 booth requests. He thanked Wendy and the staff for all of their hard work. The winners of the Hinman Cash were John Vilece and Max Cohen.

MINUTES: Secretary Bob O’Donnell presented the minutes from the September Executive

Council and September Membership Meeting as printed in the November Hinman Preview Review. Both sets of minutes were approved (Hagman/Dubin).

FINANCIAL: Treasurer Kate Robinson presented the following Society YTD financial report as presented at the November Executive Council meeting: Beginning Balance: $ 37,508.99 Income: $ +110,974.99 Expenses: $ -119,092.11 Balance: $ 29,391.87The report was approved (McDonald/Coggin).

MEMBERSHIP: Membership Chairman Pat Yancey presented the following names for membership: Drs. Ralph Cohen, Eric Jackson, Fabiola Palacios-Barrionuevo, Richard Rogers and Shannon Thorsteinson. The proposed names were approved for membership (Kerr/Weinman). All new members were invited to the front of the room to receive their new member packets and take a photograph with Dr. Puskas. Sponsors were invited to join the group as well.

PRESENTATIONS: President Jane Puskas presented a 30-year pin to Drs. Pete Bain, Lewis Brown, Tom David, Jonathan Dubin, Joe Dufresne, Chip Going, Ken Hutchinson, Terry O’Shea, Jim Roos, Bruce Shropshire, Richard Singer and Albert Staley. Drs. Albert Amato and Bob Eberbaugh could not attend.

• She also presented a 40 year gift to Drs. Joe Alderman, Ken Kendrick, Tim O’Shea, Sidney Tourial, Robert Towe and Boyd Williams, Jr. Dr. Charles Arp and Bill Marshall could not attend.

• She presented a 50 year pin to Dr. Lyman Smith, who has been a Hinman member for 53 years.

• Lastly, she presented the Advisory Pin to 2013 General Chairman Brad Greenway.

MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Program Chair Roy McDonald reported that the next meeting will be held January 23, 2014 at the Georgia Aquarium. It’s a member and staff lecture with the Madow Brothers speaking on office dynamics.

DATE: Tuesday, November 5, 2013 TIME: 6:00 p.m. PLACE: Hinman Dental Society Executive Office PRESIDING: Dr. Pat Yancey, President-Elect INVOCATION: Dr. Jane Puskas, PresidentCALL TO ORDER: President-elect Pat Yancey called the meeting to order at 6:50 p.m.ROLL CALL: There was a quorum present as follows: OFFICERS: Jane Puskas, Pat Yancey, Jonathan Dubin, Bob O’Donnell, Kate Robinson, Roy McDonald, Sedgie Newsom EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: John Barnes, Tom Carroll, William Rousseau, Troy Schulman, Clayton Davis, Sherry Jordan TRUSTEES: Paul Isler, Bill Rousseau, Richard Goodroe, Dan Dunwody HINMAN CHAIRMEN: Brian Carpenter, Dave Lee, Jim Roos ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMAN: Brad Greenway STAFF: Sylvia Ratchford, Laura Pope.EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REPORT: Sylvia Ratchford covered several aspects regarding the meeting and publicity, including the housing and pre-registration brochures. She announced that registration would open 11/12/13. MINUTES: Secretary Bob O’Donnell presented the minutes from the September Executive Council and Membership Meeting as printed in the November Hinman Preview Review. Both sets of minutes were approved (Yancey/Dubin). FINANCE: Treasurer Kate Robinson presented the current Year-to-Date Society Financial statement. The statement was approved as follows (McDonald/Dubin):

Beginning Balance: $ 37,508.99 Income: $ +110,974.99 Expenses: $ -119,092.11 Balance: $ 29,391.87HINMAN 2014: General Chairman Brian Carpenter covered some highlights of his program, including 260 courses, speaker pairings and that over 80% of the exhibit hall was sold. He thanked his program chairmen and the staff for their work.HINMAN 2015: Chairman-elect Dave Lee is impressed with and supporting the 2014 meeting. He and his team are currently formulating who will be speaking at their meeting.HINMAN 2016: Vice Chairman-elect Jim Roos reported he and his program chairmen attended the ADA meeting. They continue to support the 2014 meeting.TRUSTEES: Chairman Paul Isler reported he was traveling to UNC for the Hinman Symposium. OLD BUSINESS: None.NEW BUSINESS: President-Elect Yancey reported that the next Executive Council Meeting will be held on January 7 at the Omni Hotel. He also announced that the nominating committee meeting will be held on January 9 and to speak to any members of the nominating committee if there are any suggestions for the slate. President Puskas reported on her recent visit to the UT School of Dentistry’s 19th Hinman Dental Research Symposium. She said there were 50 dental schools there, and 102 students. She

thought the event was great PR for Hinman to those in attendance. Clayton Davis discussed his concerns with distribution of the exhibitor list and Hinman logo items. They were used by a company that was not a Hinman exhibitor last year to advertise before the meeting.MEMBERSHIP REPORT: Vice President Jonathan Dubin asked for a motion to go into executive session (Puskas/O’Donnell). Dr. Dubin requested a motion to go out of executive session (Lee/Yancey). He presented the following names for membership: Drs. Ralph Cohen, Eric Jackson, Fabiola Palacios-Barrionuevo, Richard Rogers and Shannon Thorsteinson. They were approved (O’Donnell/Puskas).MEMBERSHIP NEWS: Dr. Davis reported the following:• Kathy Goodroe continues to recover well from her surgery.• Don Johnson had a brain bleed and surgery.• Jim Bolen with Atlanta Dental passed away. • Jean Weather’s father passed away 10/17.• Pam Pafford’s stepmother passed away 10/29.• John Puskas ran the NY Marathon.• Zach Dubin had an interview with GRU.• Linda Niessen is the new dean at NOVA.• Pete Trager was recently diagnosed with cancer.• Jean Rozema is slowly improving.REMARKS: None.ADJOURNMENT: Dr. Yancey adjourned the meeting at 7:34 p.m.

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meetinG ReGiStRation FoRmPlease complete this form with your name as you would like it to appear on your badge and mail with your check by Friday, January 17, 2014. No refunds will be given after this date. All fees must be paid in advance.

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Georgia Aquarium225 Baker St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Registration 4 – 4:30 p.m. • Lecture 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.

• Business Meeting 7:15 p.m. • Cocktail Reception & Dinner 7:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Online registration will be available after December 18 by visiting www.hinman.org/society.Deadline for registration is Friday, January 17, 2014

The registration fee is $60 per person and includes the lecture and cocktail reception. Persons attending lecture only or dinner only are subject to the same fee. Persons

registering on the day of the meeting will pay a fee of $65. Aquarium general admission tickets are $24 each.

Please make checks payable to: The Hinman Dental Society.

Mail to: 33 Lenox Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324-3172.For questions, call (404) 231-1663.

Note: This is a three hour lecture. Please arrive on time. There will be a CE completion code given at the end of the lecture that will be required in order to obtain CE credit.

Starting back in 1989, Drs. Richard & David Madow founded The Madow Group with the goal of helping their fellow dentists achieve success and happiness in their practices. Their publications, articles and blogs are some of the most popular in the dental profession and have spawned distance learning programs, The Madow Brothers Audio Series and “Dental Powerhouse.”

But they may be best known for their live presentations. Rich and Dave have traveled the world, lecturing in practically every major city in the US, Canada and beyond. Known for their hilarious, spontaneous style and content packed programs, they have taught over ten thousand

dentists and team members how to enjoy their careers, super charge their practices, define and create their own personal success, and have more fun than ever before. There is nothing like spending a day with The Madow Brothers!

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How to Love Dentistry,Have Fun and Prosper!

This fun, fast-paced course is perfect for all doctors, team members and spouses who want to easily and predictably take their practice to a level they never thought possible!

It’s filled with incredibly usable content, and also features videos, music and humor to make it unlike any other dental seminar most have ever experienced! The Madow Brothers make sure that every single dentist and team member in the audience learns the secrets of delivering better patient care, practice growth, and fulfillment in the profession of dentistry while having an enjoyable day. Practically every attendee reports that a Madow Brothers seminar was the best day they have ever spent in dentistry.Here are just some topics covered in this course:• The latest trends in social media• Important telephone skills • Ten “Incredible Practice Builders.” Easy and inexpensive ways to reach out to your community• Clinical updates in lasers, digital technology and more• Seven “Almost Free” ways to get and keep new patients

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Group Rate Aquarium Tickets Available for PurchaseEnjoy the world’s largest aquarium prior to the lecture! General admission aquarium tickets can be purchased for $24 each. The ticket allows admission into the aquarium starting at noon on the day of the lecture and admission to the Dolphin and 4-D Show. Please note, the dolphin show will start at 2:30 p.m. Indicate on

the registration form below who will be purchasing tickets and include the extra amount in your check or purchase online. To gain access to the aquarium, visit the Hinman registration table at the entrance at the Ocean’s Ballroom to get your wristband for entry.

Name: _______________________________________________________ AGD# ________________ o Member o Spouse o Staff o Guest o Aquarium Ticket Add-On

Name: _______________________________________________________ AGD# ________________ o Member o Spouse o Staff o Guest o Aquarium Ticket Add-On

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Newnan, GA 30263Sponsor: Dave Lee

Dr. Nadia Esfandiarinia120 River North Court

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Dr. Delores Hubbard-Brooks1784 Washington Road

East Point, GA 30331Sponsor: Bruce Shropshire

Dr. Christopher Lee1030 Duluth Highway

Suite ALawrenceville, GA 30043Sponsor: Kristina Dawson

Dr. Colin Lentz3625 Braselton Highway

Suite. 102Dacula, GA 30019

Sponsor: Andy Ramsey

Dr. Anna Schultz55 Glenda Trace

Newnan, GA 30265Sponsor: Jeffrey Schultz

Dr. Janet Hiers Sieweke3218 Mill Street

Covington, GA 30014Sponsor: Wayne Kerr

Dr. John Sieweke3218 Mill Street

Covington, GA 30014Sponsor: Wayne Kerr

Dr. Nancy Young1430 John Wesley Gilbert Drive

Augusta, GA 30912Sponsor: Heather Bussey

PROPOSED NEW HINMAN MEMBERS

Please reach out to our newest members with a friendly, welcoming message.

Dr. Ralph Cohen, Marietta, [email protected]. Eric Jackson, Stone Mountain, [email protected]. Fabiola Palacios-Barrionuevo, Lilburn, [email protected]. Richard Rogers, Atlanta, [email protected]. Shannon Thorsteinson, Atlanta, [email protected]

NEW HINMAN MEMBERS November 2013

Hinman Preview Review

Published Quarterly by the Hinman Dental Society of Atlanta

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Dr. Sedgie Newsom, Editor

ANNUAL MEETING: Chairman Dave Anderson reported that the annual meeting will be held from June 13-15, 2014 at Jekyll Island. Dr. Anderson encouraged members to pick up a save the date flyer with more information.HINMAN 2014: General Chairman Brian Carpenter thanked his program chairmen and the staff for all of their hard work. Some of the highlights of his program include speaker pairings, cadaver courses, Dr. Ben Carson as the keynote speaker, Dentist-only hours on the exhibit floor and the car raffle.

HINMAN 2015: Chairman-elect Dave Lee is impressed with the 2013 program and looking forward to continuing some of the things that Dr. Carpenter’s team has started this year.

HINMAN 2016: Vice Chairman-elect Jim Roos said his team is just getting started and they enjoyed scouting at ADA. He is in support of the 2014–2015 teams.

OLD BUSINESS: None

NEW BUSINESS: None

MEMBERSHIP NEWS: Dr. Clayton Davis reported the following:• Jim Bolen with Atlanta Dental passed away. • Jean Weather’s father passed away 10/17.• Pam Pafford’s stepmother passed away 10/29.• Paul Kudyba’s father recently passed away.• John Puskas ran the NY Marathon.• Zach Dubin had an interview with GRU.• Pete Trager was recently diagnosed with cancer.• Janine Bethea’s daughter was recently married.

PRESIDENT REMARKS: President Puskas reminded everyone to get their parking ticket validated. She announced the nominating committee meeting will be held on January 9, 2014 and to submit any nominations to the committee. She also awarded two gift cards during a prize drawing to Tim O’Shea and Robby Robinson.

ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 7:44pm.

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