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Vol.55, No. 2, November 2012www.hinman.org

More photos on page 4

September memberShip meetinginside View

President’s Message,Society Calendar 2

General Chairman’s Message,Committee Chair List 3

September Business Meeting Photos 4

New Feature!Hinman Member Corner 6

New Members Spotlight7Proposed Bylaw Changes9

Executive Council & Business Meeting Minutes 10

Membership MeetingNovember 12

Grand Hyatt, Atlanta

Dr. mike mcCrackenSmall-Diameter Implants

for Big-Time Success

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The Official Publication of the Hinman Dental Society

We are getting back to business as summer ends and our fall meetings begin. This is the build-up to our meeting in March which is dependent on all of us to make it the next “Best Hinman Ever.”

Thanks for your attendance at Mike Pruett’s lecture in September. I thought it was very informative and well presented. I appreciate Pat Yancey’s work as membership meeting program chairman. He is bringing in Dr. McCracken from UAB to give us a fresh view on implants. This lecture and dinner will be on November 12th at the Grand Hyatt. Make sure to mark your calenders for this informative and fun meeting. The subsidies that the Trustees provide for these meetings make the CE a real value.

I hope everyone noticed and enjoyed the changes in September’s Preview Review. Thanks are in order to Laura and the Hinman staff for suggesting the addition of the ‘Hinman Member Corner,’ where members can share some of their interests, hobbies and passions. This feature is a great way to bring more familiarity amongst one another and reveal our lives outside of dentistry. The Hinman staff never ceases to amaze. Their dedication, effort and work ethic are a true blessing for this organization. We should not take them for granted and our gratitude should be expressed regularly.

We want to encourage all our members to make an effort to meet our newer members. Introduce yourself and make them feel welcome. We hope to keep them together as a group at our membership meeting reception so we can all have a chance to greet and welcome them.

Housing brochures have been mailed, marking the first sign of Hinman 2013. March is just around the corner so make sure you get on a committee. If there is a

particular job or committee you would like to serve on, get in touch with the chairman and let him/her know, the earlier the better. Remember we are all required to serve on a committee at the meeting. This service entitles you to the many benefits Hinman offers: valuable CE lectures, Hinman receptions, subsidized annual meeting perks and wonderful opportunities to meet and work with our dental colleagues. The Hinman Trustees generously contribute to these benefits as well.

As president, I am learning so much about the Hinman Dental Society and it is enlightening. I’ve become much more in touch with our mission as a society and realize that we have to keep education as our main goal. There are many great times and much opportunity that come with an organization of this magnitude. The Hinman Trustees, the staff and the leadership take their roles seriously and are committed to continue our tradition of excellence. I would like for all of us in Hinman to work hard and have more fun than ever. Later,

November 1, 2012Executive Council MeetingHinman Executive Office6:00 Cocktails6:30 Dinner & Meeting

November 12, 2012Membership MeetingGrand Hyatt, BuckheadSpeaker: Dr. Mike McCracken4:00 p.m. Lecture7:00 p.m. Cocktails and Dinner

January 3, 2013Executive Council MeetingOmni Hotel6:00 p.m. Cocktails6:30 p.m. Dinner & Meeting

January 14, 2013Membership Meeting (Bring your Staff!)Georgia AquariumSpeaker: Dave Weber4:00 p.m. Lecture7:00 p.m. Cocktails and Dinner

March 21 – 23, 2013The Thomas P. Hinman Dental MeetingGeorgia World Congress Center

May 7, 2013Executive Council MeetingHinman Executive Office6:00 p.m. Cocktails6:30 p.m. Dinner & Meeting

June 7 – 9, 2013Annual Meeting Chateau Elan, Braselton, GA

CALenDAr hinmAn DentAL SoCiety 2012– 2013 officersPresident James A. Roos President-elect Jane C. Puskas Vice President Patrick H. Yancey, III Secretary Jonathan Dubin Treasurer Robert J. O’Donnell Asst. Sec./Treas. Kathleen L. Robinson Editor Roy A. McDonald Parliamentarian Dave C. Lee executive Council 2015 William H. Rousseau2015 Troy H. Schulman2014 John C. Barnes2014 Thomas L. Carroll2013 Slade W. Lail2013 J. Sedgie Newsom

trustees2018 Daniel D. Dunwody, III2017 Richard N. Goodroe2016 William S. Rousseau 2015 Bruce Ashendorf 2014 Paul G. Isler2013 William F. Schroeder

President’s Message

happy Fall

Jim Roos President

2NOVEMBER PREVIEW REVIEW


Planning for our meeting in March is going very well. Thanks again to my program chairmen Drs. Max Ferguson and Roy McDonald for the time and effort that they have put in to make the meeting a success.

I want to highlight some of the courses that will take place at the meeting. We are very excited to have Dr. Pete Dawson speak at our meeting. We are honored to have him speak not only because of

what he has done for our profession but also because he limits when and where he speaks these days. He was an icon in dentistry when I graduated 28 years ago and is still espousing the concepts of occlusion and comprehensive dentistry today. He will be speaking with Dr. John Cranham on the “Timeless Principles in Restorative Dentistry” on Friday only.

Several different technologies will be addressed as well. Imitiaz Manji and Dr. Sameer Puri will be giving a hands-on course on CAD/CAM. Dr. Puri will also be giving an introductory course on CAD/CAM on Saturday for those who want to learn more about the technology. Dr. Dale Miles will be giving a participation course on cone-beam technology. Dr. Scott Droter will be

giving a participation course on reading and ordering MRI and CT scans. Dr. Al Wyatt will be giving several courses on lasers. To round things off, Mr. Glenn Lombardi will be speaking on websites and Ms. Laci Phillips will offer a course to get you started on social media.

You can see that it is going to be difficult to decide what to leave out at this year’s meeting. The pre-registration material will be coming soon. Be sure to invite all of your colleagues, including those you refer to or went to school with, Hinman non-members included. The meeting’s success depends on your involvement and commitment. Thank you for being an active Hinman member.

Advisory Allen FrenchArrangements Janine Bethea & Kate RobinsonAudiovisual Joe LooperAuxiliary Steve Rafeedie & David MarionClinic Captains David Anderson, Sedgie Newsom & Patrick FrenchClosing Session Jonathan DubinConcurrent Meetings Jim HulfeldContinuing Education Marvin WinterCPR Jim Granade, IIIDentist Reception Andy RamseyFinance Dan DunwodyHinman Information Bob O’Donnell, William Rousseau & Ben JerniganHospitality Gerrit Hagman, Billy Callahan, Bruce Ashendorf & John Barnes Host Dave Lee

Keynote Session Dale EvansParticipation Troy Schulman, Slade Lail, Jeremy Ward & Ken HutchinsonPre-Keynote Clayton DavisProgram Max Ferguson & Roy McDonald Publications Richard SugarmanPublic Relations Michael LongRegistration Richard WeinmanReserve Pat YanceySigns Doug Torbush & Karyn StockwellSpouse Program JoEllen Greenway & Liz RoosTable Clinics Tom CarrollTechnical Exhibits Chip MohmeTicket Sales Sherry JordanTransportation Neil Browning & Cristi CheekTreasurer Jane Puskas

Have you signed up for a Hinman Committee? Check the committees list posted on the society website (www.hinman.org/society) after November 1 to make sure you are signed up for a committee. If not, you can contact Lynn at the Hinman office ([email protected]) to sign up. Committee service is required from all active, non-emeritus Hinman members. Keep an eye out for committee correspondence via the email address that you have on file with Hinman.

General Chairman’s Message

thetraditionContinues...

Brad GreenwayGeneral Chairman

Nominating Committee Meeting – Nominating committee chairman, Dave Lee, announces that the committee will meet January 10, 2013 at the Hinman Executive Office. If you would like to submit a name for nomination, please contact one of the following members: Eddie Pafford, Max Ferguson, Paul Isler, Jeff Kendrick, Marvin Winter, Joe Looper or Jim Roos.

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President Jim Roos presents speaker Dr. Mike Pruett with a plaque after presenting his lecture.

Trustee Chairman, Bill Schroeder, presents Debbie Torbush with a check to be donated in her honor as President of the Foundation of the AADA.

President Roos welcomes June new members (unable to go to the annual meeting) Sarita Henry (sponsor Deidra Rondeno), Sandra Cohen, Manoj Maggan (sponsor Dan Dunwody), Marshall Knauer, Husam Albzreh, Carye Riley and Amy Kuhmichel.

Dr. Roos presents Dr. Lee with his Hinman President’s plaque for his

service during 2011-2012.

Dr. Roos presents Dr. French with a gift of appreciation for his service as General

Chairman of the 2012 meeting.

President Roos welcomes September new members

Yookyung Hur (sponsor Peter Bain), LaTonya Wade-Crear, Gloria Clarke

(sponsor Deidra Rondeno), Terry Hopper, Gretchen Blanchard,

Robert McGhee, Neah Shah, Chris Flemming, Forest Butler

(sponsor Dale Evans) and Justin Cooper (sponsor

Fred Dunkelberger).

September memberShip meeting



inSiDe the SoCiety: The Hinman Trustees

hinman exhibits… 70 years and still going strong

For many years, the Hinman Meeting was about traditional education by way of a classroom setting and learning the latest techniques, technologies and procedures. It wasn’t until 1942 that the Hinman Dental Meeting’s traditional mold was enhanced with the first exhibitor showroom. It started with just 14 exhibitors and has grown to what it is today with over 400 exhibiting companies and more than 900 booths. Some still use basic tables and some have elaborate island booths soaring at heights of 20 feet. There is plenty to learn when you visit the Hinman exhibitors, as they strive to educate the Hinman attendee with the latest the dental industry has to offer: everything from financing, informatics charting, materials, equipment and much more.

This year, the Hinman exhibits team embarked on a first time exhibitor campaign in an effort to attract the newest products, services and technologies in the market today. Since Hinman understands that ultimately, your focus is the end user or the patient, having the most up-to-date products and services is critical to giving the best patient care possible. Hinman’s first time exhibitor campaign not only attracts new exhibitors but it keeps them loyal by offering a concierge service for their first three years of consistent dedication to the show. As a Hinman Member, it is vital that you save your purchases for the meeting in March. By doing so, the exhibitor is able to validate their exhibiting experience with a measured return on their investment (ROI).

In addition to the first time exhibitor campaign, we welcome back the tried and true loyal exhibitor with open arms. They have dedicated 70 years to exhibiting at our show and stuck with us through the ups and downs of the economy, industry-wide acquisitions and mergers and of course, the

infamous tornado. These companies have realized the value of the Hinman attendee and are happy to be by our side during good times and bad.

Some other great things happening on the floor this year are: a classic car show, jewelry give-a-ways, a new Hinman Treasure Quest game, educational courses, a cocktail hour on Friday afternoon and a support-the-troops letter writing campaign. So, mark your calendars to visit the show floor in March, save your purchases and enjoy the great education and fun activities as The Tradition Continues.

Wendy McGar, Exhibits Manager

Approved Trustee Gifts for 2012 – 2013

Hinman Scholarships & Scholar Expenses $ 150,000 Alumni Reunions & Alliance Requests $ 16,500 Large Requests from Universities $ 392,500 Lectures & Symposiums $ 85,000 Society Subsidies & Past President Requests $ 124,300

Total $ 768,300

Did you know? The Hinman Dental Society, via the Hinman Board of Trustees, has donated more than four million dollars over the past ten years to furthering dental education.

Do you wish you knew more about our Hinman Board of Trustees? The Trustees form the arm of the society that has the duty of being the “custodian of the reserve funds of the Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting and invest[ing] these funds in a prudent manner” (Hinman Bylaws, Article V, Section 1). The Board of Trustees consists of six Hinman members in good standing who have served as a General Chairman of the Hinman Meeting.

The Trustees have the duty of reviewing all funding requests from various entities and distributing any funding that Hinman awards. Requests come mostly from regional university dental schools for a variety of needs, including specific educational programs (like the UT Hinman Student Research

Symposium or the UNC Hinman Lecture), faculty chair funding and scholarship fund contributions.

The Society is a major recipient of Trustee gifting as well. As a token of appreciation for the time members serve working at the Hinman Dental Meeting in March, the Trustees absorb more than half of the cost for members to attend all other meetings during the year. They also cover a substantial amount of the member cost for the annual meeting. For the cruise, this gift amounted to over $450 per member. Funding includes several other miscellaneous general office costs as well.

Lastly, the Hinman scholar program, which began in the mid 1980s, provides scholarships for dental students who have been chosen by their school for excellent achievement. In addition to the scholarship, Hinman scholars receive free registration to the Hinman Meeting, reimbursements for travel expenses, hotel accommodations during the meeting and also attendance at a luncheon in their honor. This past year, there were over 90 students who benefitted from Hinman scholarships, amounting to $222,500.



We need you!

Hinman Quick Picks: For the next issue, we are looking for your favorite part of the March Hinman meeting. Please send in your reply, along with a headshot to [email protected] by November 9. One lucky respondent will receive an AMEX gift card!

member SpotLight

Max Ferguson was named Dentist of the Year for 2011– 2012 by the Northern District Dental Society. This honor is a lifetime achievement award given annually to “recognize a member who has contributed significantly to the progress of dental health and the dental profession and

who has demonstrated good citizenship by participating in community affairs.” Max has served as a Delegate and Alternate Delegate in the Georgia House for over 20 years and was The State Peer Review Chairman for 10 years. Congratulations to Max!

hinmAn member Corner

Member Corner upcoming article submission deadlines are November 9 and March 29. 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.

Geraldine Ferris,InternationalMission Dentist

Geraldine (Gerri) Ferris is a relatively new associate

member and now part-time Florida Periodontist who enjoys serving in several volunteer dental roles, recently including GMOM, and she is looking forward to working the Hinman meeting in 2013.

In the past she has been involved with mission dentistry work in third world countries, with her main focus being in Nablus, East Jerusalem, Gaza and other cities in Palestine. Her family immigrated from Syria, which is the main reason for her interest in the Middle East. She was able to take part in a special opportunity to teach Syrian dentists about periodontics, preventive perio and some surgical procedures back in the 1990’s and she stayed there for two years to serve in this capacity. Dr. Ferris has really enjoyed these mission experiences and has been “pleased that I have the skills and ability to give back to other dentists who don’t have the same opportunities that we have in the US.”

Veteran Member Hal Raper and the American Legion

Dr. Hal Raper, member Dentist and Veteran of

the US Navy who served our country for 29 years, both as active duty and reserves. He worked in the Marine Recruit Depot in San Diego and was also assigned to a WWII Aircraft Carrier that traveled to the western Pacific. He is now an active member of the American Legion Post 140, near Chastain Park. The American Legion is a patriotic organization dedicated to community support through fellowship with other veterans and promotion of “100% Americanism.” He invites any veteran to join him for a visit to the Ryan Means Legion (his post). They host monthly socials and business meetings, along with other activities, such as a race around Chastain Park, held this year on September 12 to commemorate September 11, 2001. They meet at 3905 Powers Ferry Road, NE, in Atlanta. For any questions, you can call Dr. Raper at 404-237-0556.

Please send any Member News to Laura in the Hinman Office at [email protected].

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

Dr. Gretchen Blanchard, Oakwood, GA [email protected]

Dr. Forest Butler, Lilburn, GA [email protected]

Dr. Gloria Clarke, Atlanta, GA [email protected]

Dr. Christopher Fleming, Gainesville, GA [email protected]

Dr. Terry Hopper, Austell, GA [email protected]

Dr. Bibianna Hur, Decatur, GA [email protected]

Dr. Robert McGhee, Canton, GA [email protected]

Dr. Dirk Russell, Canton, GA [email protected]

Dr. Neal Shah, Atlanta, GA [email protected]

Dr. LaTonya Wade-Crear, Atlanta, GA [email protected]

NEW HINMAN MEMBERS September 2012

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hinmAn member Corner

•CallingAllCars! We are looking for members with

classic cars, 25 years old or more, who would be interested in displaying their car on the exhibit hall floor during the Hinman Meeting. Please email a photo and description to [email protected] if you are interested. Vroom, Vroom!

• Do you know of someone you think would make a great addition to our society? Download the member nomination form from our website, review with prospective member and return to Hinman office to submit their name for the new member application process.

• You can now make housing reservations for the Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting through our website or by calling 404-584-7458. Book early and in the block to save!

• Join us on Facebook and Twitter!Keep up with the latest updates on the Hinman Meeting by joining our Facebook and Twitter pages. Visit www.facebook.com/hinmandentalmeeting to become a fan of our page. On Twitter, our user name is HinmanDental.

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Dr. Ron CavolaDr. Cavola decided to join the society after an invitation from Max Ferguson at GMOM last year. He has been practicing for 25 years

and has been attending the Hinman meeting throughout the length of his career. Some of his hobbies include traveling, golf and spending time in New Orleans with his family.

Dr. Hamir ContractorDr. Contractor has been attending the Hinman meeting since 2000 and learned about the society in dental school. He is looking

forward to “[meeting] other dentists that are committed to continuing education and striving for the best care in their patients.” He is a tennis player and also enjoys spending time with his wife and son.

Dr. Gerri FerrisDr. Ferris was attracted to the society because of “the high quality member dentists, as well as the high quality meeting.” She has

practiced since 1982 and now works part-time. In her spare time, she enjoys golf, tennis, grandchildren and shopping.

Dr. Lia Gallo-UrregoDr. Gallo-Urrego appreciates that Hinman is family oriented and likes that she can meet new people with good principles

and beliefs. She practiced in Columbia, South America starting in 1993 and earned her DDS degree in 2007 from the University of Colorado. In her spare time, she enjoys interior design projects and

traveling.

Dr. Michael HackmanDr. Hackman learned about the society through the Medical College of Georgia and began

attending the meeting in dental school, back in 2001. The most rewarding experience for him in dentistry is “the experience of rehabilitating someone back to health.” He enjoys golf and soccer as hobbies, and also playing with his son and golden retriever.

Dr. Julius ParkDr. Park learned about the society from Stuart Loos, who stressed the importance of organized dentistry to him. He is a

pediatric dentist in Woodstock and finds that “interacting with [his] young patients and helping them develop good oral hygiene habits from an early age into adulthood” is most rewarding about his career. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, family time, playing the guitar or salsa dancing!

Dr. Erin PickwickDr. Pickwick learned about the Hinman Dental Society through her mother, Kathy Huber, and has been attending

Hinman annual meetings since the age of twelve. She practices in Suwanee and finds that “[helping] people, even when it is in the smallest, most unassuming ways or even in ways that don’t involve their teeth at all” rewarding. She enjoys family time, cooking and the outdoors during her spare time.

The Hinman Dental Society’s membership continues to grow. Every year, the Society welcomes a number of new members. Our newest members have found out about the society through a variety of different ways, but all are excited about their membership and to represent an organization with such high standards and reputation. Some of our newest members share their background in dentistry, with Hinman and also what they enjoy doing in their spare time.

Hinman Welcomes New Member Dentists to Society



Shrimp and GritsSubmitted by Bruce Ashendorf

1 lb shrimp-peeled and deveined – save shells8 pcs or 3/4c smoked bacon or country ham, chopped, adjust as needed for flavor1/2 c chopped onion2 cloves garlic-chopped1/2 c green, red or mixed bell pepper, chopped6 c chicken stock3/4 c course stone ground grits and 3/4c quick grits2 c whole milk

Mix shrimp shells in with chicken stock – heat on med high, bringing to a low boil. Reduce by half. Drain and discard shells, saving 1c of drained liquid. Set to the side.This can be done in advance. Add milk, return to low boil, add grits, and return to boil, stirring during this time. Reduce the temp to low or simmer and cook about 1-1 ½ hours adding the extra stock as needed for the proper consistency (if they are cooking enough you will need to add). Taste and season as needed. Chicken stock can be salty so depending on the kind used, you may not need to salt the grits.About 15 minutes before grits are finished begin the shrimp. In a large heavy skillet over medium heat cook bacon. When bacon is soft and clear but not crispy carefully drain most of the grease, leaving enough to cook the remainder ingredients. Add onion, cook 3-4 minutes, add garlic, cook 3-4 minutes. Bacon should be crisping and the onion and garlic should be clear, add bell pepper and cook 1-2 minutes, add shrimp and cook until done (only a few minutes, they cook quickly). Serve. Serves 4.

Bring large skillet of water just to simmer over medium-low heat. Sprinkle water with salt. Working with 1 egg at a time, crack into small bowl and slide egg into simmering water. Cook eggs until whites are cooked through but yolks are still runny, 3 to 4 minutes. Using slotted spoon, carefully transfer poached eggs to medium bowl filled with ice water. Eggs can be made up to 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate in same bowl of ice water.Bring broth to simmer in medium saucepan; cover to keep warm. Heat oil in heavy large saucepan over medium heat. Add bacon and cook until crisp, stirring occasionally. Using slotted spoon, transfer bacon to paper towels to drain. Add leeks to drippings in pan; cook until soft but not brown, stirring often, 4 to 5 minutes. Transfer 2 generous

tablespoonfuls leeks to small bowl; reserve for garnish. Add rice to pan; stir 1 to 2 minutes. Add wine; stir until absorbed, about 2 minutes. Add 1/2 cup warm broth to saucepan; stir until broth is absorbed. Repeat adding broth and stirring until rice is tender but still firm to bite and sauce is creamy, stirring almost constantly, about 23 minutes total. Add bacon, chopped parsley, butter, and 2 tablespoons cheese. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.Meanwhile, heat poached eggs in medium skillet of simmering water just until heated through, 1 to 2 minutes. Divide risotto among 6 bowls. Top risotto in each bowl with poached egg. Sprinkle egg with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with parsley leaves, additional cheese, and reserved leeks. Serves 6.

6 large eggs 5 cups low-salt chicken broth

1 tablespoon olive oil 6 slices thick-cut bacon, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces 2 cups thinly sliced leeks (white and pale green parts only; about 2 large) 1 1/2 cups arborio rice or medium-grain white rice (about 10 ounces)

3/4 cup dry white wine 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh Italian parsley 1 tablespoon butter 2 tablespoons finely grated Parmesan cheese Fresh Italian parsley leaves (for garnish) Additional finely grated Parmesan cheese (for garnish)

Cake6 eggs1 pkg yellow cake mix (with the pudding in the mix)1 small package vanilla Jello pudding½ c water½ c vegetable oil½ c white rum1.5 c chopped pecan pieces

Glaze1 stick butter1 c sugar¼ c rum¼ c water

Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Combine all cake ingredients except the pecans. Mix for 2.5 minutes until smooth. Fold in 1-1/2 cups of pecan pieces. Pour into greased Bundt pan (spray heavily). Bake exactly 56 minutes. Meanwhile, mix glaze ingredients together in saucepan. Bring to a boil while stirring. Immediately after removing cake from oven, make holes with toothpicks in top and pour hot glaze over cake. Let cool and remove from pan. Cake stores well and can be frozen.

Bacon and Leek Risotto with Poached EggSubmitted by Sedgie Newsom

Max’s Rum CakeSubmitted by Max Ferguson

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We are excited to announce a new community service project that Hinman will be hosting this year on the Exhibit Hall floor. We will have a station set up where attendees can write a quick thank you note on a post card to a service member who that is currently deployed with the US military. The cards will be mailed to various military bases throughout the world and delivered to our troops.

We need our members and their families to create the design for the front of the postcard.

Postcard Guidelines:

• The design should be patriotic and caninclude words of gratitude in some form as well.

• Thecontestisopentoallages.

• Alldesignsshouldbe4inchesby6inches,submitted on white, unlined paper.

• Small writing and symbols should beavoided since the card is fairly small.

• Most art media is acceptable (crayons,markers, computer graphic, etc.). Please note, colored pencils are not allowed.

• Thewinning designswill be printed onpostcards and the creator will receive a $50 gift card as a prize.

• The deadline to turn in postcardsubmissions is December 31, 2012. Original designs should be submitted to the Hinman office by mail: 33 Lenox

Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324, Attn: Laura Pope, Postcard Contest. Please include the designer’s name and age with your submission.

• Designs, once submitted, becomeproperty of the Hinman Dental Society and they reserve the right to change or alter the designs in any way. Designs will not be returned to the creator after the end of the contest.

Thank you for your submission and good luck!

DATE: Tuesday, July 17, 2012PLACE: Hinman Executive Office

The Bylaws Committee of the Hinman Dental Society met on Tuesday, July 17, 2012. The following Bylaws Committee members were in attendance:William Rousseau, Chairman, John Barnes, Max Ferguson, Slade Lail, Dave Lee, Steve Rafeedie, Bill Schroeder, President Jim Roos, Hinman Staff: Sylvia Ratchford, Laura PopeAs stated on page 71 of the Society Policy and Procedure Manual:“This committee shall be responsible for drafting amendments submitted by members and presenting them to the Society for consideration. It shall also make a complete study of the bylaws every odd Meeting year and recommend, in like manner, any suggested changes.” Please review the following changes thoroughly. The Hinman Membership will vote on the following changes at the November 12, 2012 Membership Meeting:MEETiNG MiNUTES

At 6:15 p.m., Dr. Rousseau called the meeting to order and began the bylaws review. After review and discussion, the following recommendations were made:RECOMMENDED ByLAWS CHANGES: Changes and additions are indicated in bold.1 - P. 58, ARTiCLE i, SECTiON 2: Add the following sentence at the end of the paragraph- The investigation includes the application process, outlined in the society policy and procedure manual.

2 - P. 58, ARTiCLE i, SECTiON 3: Add the following sentence at the end of the last paragraph- Active membership also requires fulfillment of assigned committee duties.

3 - P. 59, ARTiCLE i, SECTiON 5, B: Replace Gold Card with Gold Life Membership Award throughout the paragraph.4 - P. 59, ARTiCLE i, SECTiON 5, B: Add: (3) Honorary life membership status in the Hinman Dental Society.

5 - P. 60, ARTiCLE i, SECTiON 7: Any member of this Society may resign at any time by sending a written, signed statement to the Hinman Executive office, attention of the president.

6 - P. 60, ARTiCLE i, SECTiON 10: para…Executive Council for action. Any member who does not fulfill his or her assigned committee duties will be placed on probation for one meeting year. if assigned committee duties are not fulfilled during the probationary year, membership will be revoked. Members expelled or dropped from the society…7 - P. 60, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 2: The President shall be authorized to sign checks for the society.

8 - P. 60, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 3: Add the following sentence at the end of the paragraph- This officer will serve as the Treasurer of the Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting.

9 - P. 61, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 5: The Secretary’s duties shall function through the executive office.

10 - P. 61, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 6: Delete: The Treasurer shall collect and keep all moneys belonging

to the Society except those moneys under The Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting Committee, and pay out same on the approval of the Executive Council (see Article IV, Section 3-L).11 - P. 61, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 6: The Treasurer shall be authorized to sign all checks in the absence of the Secretary/Treasurer.

12 - P. 61, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 7: Delete: This officer shall assist in the registration of those attending regular meetings of the Society and in the collecting of fees for meals at dinner meetings or wherever fees are charged.13 - P. 61, ARTiCLE ii, SECTiON 7: The assistant Secretary/Treasurer shall be authorized to sign checks for the society and will serve as Chairman of the Society Finance Committee.14 - P. 63, ARTiCLE iV, SECTiON 1: Replace the Rememberance committee with Membership News15 - P. 63, ARTiCLE iV, SECTiON 3: para… shall be chairman, with the exception of Program and Membership News committees.

16 - P. 64, ARTiCLE Vi, SECTiON 2: para…January. At least forty (40) days17 - P. 64, ARTiCLE Vi, SECTiON 2: Such nominations must be received by the Executive Director twenty (20) days…18 - P. 64, ARTiCLE Vi, SECTiON 2: para…any such nominations at least ten (10) days prior to the meeting.A motion was presented and passed to approve all bylaw changes (Ferguson/Roos).Dr. Rousseau adjourned the meeting at 6:35 p.m.

byLAWS meeting minuteSHinman Membership will vote on these changes to the bylaws at the membership meeting on November 12, 2012.

hinman military postcard Contest



DATE: Monday, September 24, 2012TiME: 6:45 p.m.LOCATiON: Grand Hyatt Hotel, BuckheadPRESiDiNG: Dr. Jim RoosCALL TO ORDER: President Jim Roos called the meeting to order at 6:55 p.m. He presented speaker Dr. Pruett with his plaque and honorarium check. President Roos welcomed all members and announced there was about 220 people in attendance. He thanked the hospitality committee, Drs. Janine Bethea, Ken Berger and David Anderson for all of their help. Dr. Roos also thanked the Trustees for all of their generous subsidies. TRUSTEES REPORT: Trustee chairman Bill Schroeder presented the following contributions which were approved by the Hinman Board of Trustees and then ratified by the Executive Council: The trustees were able to gift $644,000 for scholarships, symposiums, chair funding and

lectures. In addition, another $124,300 has been committed to subsidize the society requests for quarterly meeting continuing education honoraria, parking, food, and past president’s requests, making the total gifting commitment from the trustees is $768,300 for the 2012/ 2013 fiscal year.He also presented Debbie Torbush with a check in her honor to be gifted to the AADA.EXHiBiTS REPORT: Exhibits Committee Chairman Chip Mohme said the number of booth applications seem to be up from where we were last year. He also talked about the military postcard campaign that is new for the floor this year. He asked the membership to visit the exhibit floor this year and wait to make any purchases until the Meeting. Dr. Mohme drew Bob Hallman and Becky Weinman’s names for $50 in Hinman cash to be redeemed during the 2013 Meeting. A drawing for Hinman cash will take place at the next two membership meetings.

MiNUTES: Secretary Jonathan Dubin presented the minutes from the May Executive Council and Annual Meeting Business Meeting as printed in the September Hinman Preview Review. Both sets of minutes were approved (Kerr/Torbush). FiNANCiAL REPORT: Treasurer Bob O’Donnell presented the following Society YTD financial report as presented at the September 6th Executive Council meeting:Beginning Balance: $ 197,682.44 Income: + $ -50,129.81 Expenses: - $ 85,219.02Balance: = $ 62,333.61The financial report was approved (Pafford/Goodroe).BUDGET REPORT: Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Kate Robinson reviewed the 2012-2013 Society Budget as presented at the September 6

DATE: Thursday, September 6, 2012TiME: 6:00 p.m. cocktails 6:30 p.m. dinnerPLACE: Hinman Executive OfficePRESiDiNG: Dr. Jane Puskas, President-ElectiNVOCATiON: Dr. Jim Roos, PresidentCALL TO ORDER: President-elect Jane Puskas called the meeting to order at 6:57 p.m.ROLL CALL: There was a quorum present as follows: OFFICERS: Jim Roos, Jane Puskas, Pat Yancey, Jonathan Dubin, Bob O’Donnell, Kate Robinson, Roy McDonald EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Slade Lail, Sedgie Newsom, John Barnes, William Rousseau, Troy Schulman TRUSTEES: Bill Schroeder, Paul Isler, Bruce Ashendorf HINMAN CHAIRMEN: Brad Greenway, Brian Carpenter, Dave Lee STAFF: Sylvia Ratchford, Laura PopePrior to starting the agenda items, Sylvia Ratchford reviewed the Hinman Dental Society Officer Guidelines that were distributed to the officers, executive council and trustees. MiNUTES: Secretary Jonathan Dubin presented the minutes from the May Executive Council and Annual Meeting Business Meeting as printed in the September Hinman Preview Review. Both sets of minutes were approved (O’Donnell/Puskas).FiNANCE: Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Kate Robinson presented the 2012-2013 Society Budget for approval. The budget was approved and a copy of the budget is attached to these minutes (Puskas/Yancey). Treasurer Bob O’Donnell presented the current Year-to-Date Society Financial statement. The statement was approved as follows (Schroeder/Yancey):Beginning Balance: $ 197,682.44 Income: + $ -50,129.81 Expenses: - $ 85,219.02Balance: = $ 62,333.61

TRUSTEES: Chairman Bill Schroeder reported on the Trustee annual meeting, at which the dental educational funding of over $768,000 was approved, which included Hinman scholar funding, education endowment & large funding requests and the Hinman Dental Society subsidy request. HiNMAN 2013: General Chairman Brad Greenway stated that they are on track with planning for the 2013 meeting. The housing brochure mailing had recently been delivered, and the pre-registration brochure will be delivered in December. He also stated his program chairmen Roy McDonald and Max Ferguson have done a great job, and they have secured Pete Dawson and also a first time Botox course for the meeting.HiNMAN 2014: Chairman-elect Brian Carpenter said his team is in support of Brad’s meeting and that his team had just returned from the Cerec conference in Las Vegas.HiNMAN 2015: Vice Chairman-elect Dave Lee announced that his program chairmen are Jonathan Dubin and Paul Isler. They are just getting started with their program planning and will be scouting soon.ADViSORy: Paul Isler spoke for the advisory board and stated they had approved an increase in registration fees. OLD BUSiNESS: NoneNEW BUSiNESS: William Rousseau discussed the proposed bylaws changes with the council, including a requirement for each active member to serve on a committee during the Hinman meeting.Dr. Roos requested an approval for an increase in member dues from $150-170 per year, due to an increase in registration fees for the meeting and it was approved (McDonald/Dubin). Dave Lee brought up the idea of establishing a Hinman Foundation and asked for people to consider this idea for the future.

MEMBERSHiP REPORT: Dr. Yancey asked for a motion to enter executive session. The motion was approved (Schroeder/Roos). Dr. Yancey asked for a motion to come out of executive session. The motion was approved (Yancey/Puskas). Dr. Yancey asked for a motion to approve proposed new members- Drs. Gretchen Blanchard, Forest Butler, Gloria Clarke, Christopher Fleming, Terry Hopper, Yookyung Hur, Robert McGhee, Dirk Russell, Neal Shah and LaTonya Wade-Crear. The motion passed (Puskas/Dubin).MEMBERSHiP NEWS: Dr. Barnes reported the following:• MembersStephenLipsonandRobertBunnen

passed away this past July.• DougTorbush’sbrother,Tony,passedawayon

July 29.• WayneTadsen’smotherpassedawayonAugust16.• RobinReich’sfatherpassedawayrecently.• DonRozema’swife,Jeanisinseriouscondition

after complications from stomach/colon surgery. She has had 3 surgeries and is currently on dialysis. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.

• EddiePafford’swife,Pamisrecoveringwellafter she had surgery to repair a broken ankle. She has another surgery scheduled in 3 weeks to remove some of the hardware inserted in the 1st surgery.

• TroySchulman,hiswifeRobanneandbigsister Kennedy welcomed baby girl Easton Rose on July 12.

• BillCallahanisanewgrandfather!Hisson BJ and his wife, Amanda, had a baby girl on July 18.

REMARKS: NoneADJOURNMENT: Dr. Puskas adjourned the meeting at 7:58 p.m.

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Monday, November 12, 2012

Grand Hyatt, Atlanta3300 Peachtree Road, NE, Atlanta, GA

Registration Opens 3:30 p.m.

Lecture & Business Meeting 4 – 7 p.m.Cocktails and Dinner 7 p.m.

Online registration will be available beginning October 22, 2012.Please visit our website at www.hinman.org/Society.

Deadline for Registration is Wednesday, November 7, 2012.

meeting regiStrAtion Form

Please complete this form with your name as you would like it to appear on your badge and mail it with your check by Wednesday, November 7. No refunds will be given after this date. All fees must be paid in advance. You can also register online at www.hinman.org/society.

The registration fee is $60 per person and includes the lecture, cocktails and dinner. Persons attending

the lecture only are subject to the same fee. Persons registering on the day of the meeting

will pay a fee of $65.

Please make checks payable to: The Hinman Dental SocietyMail to: 33 Lenox Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324-3172

For questions, please call (404) 231-1663

Note: This course is a three hour lecture. Please arrive on time to ensure adequate seating.

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Dr. McCracken currently serves as a Professor at the University of Alabama School of Dentistry. He received his dental degree from the University of North Carolina, and completed a prosthodontic residency at UAB. Also, he earned a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering at UAB for research related to growth factors and healing of implants in compromised hosts. His past roles within the University include serving as Director of Pre-Doctoral Implant Education, Director of Graduate Prosthodontics, and Associate Dean for Education and Curriculum Development.

Dr. McCracken lectures internationally on topics relating to implant dentistry and the restoration of complex dental patients. He is known for his

practical approach to teaching and his ability to explain concepts so that they are approachable for clinicians who may be new to the field.

In addition to his faculty role, Dr. McCracken maintains an active clinical practice in Bessemer, Alabama, where he teaches surgical placement of dental implants to general dentists at the Bessemer Implant Training Institute.

Lecture Topic:Complimentary

ParkingTo access valet parking exclusively for our group, turn onto Highland Drive.

The attendant will be on your left.

Self Parking is also located on the right hand side of Highland Drive.

Dr. mike mCCrACken

DAte & LoCAtion

Small-Diameter implants for Big-Time Success

Implants have become an essential part of any effective dental practice. Among the many implant treatment modalities, small diameter and mini-implants can be effectively used to treat patients with limited finances or limited bone volume. This course will teach the general dentist how to manage the edentulous patient with dental implants and cost-effective overdenture solutions. Clinicians taking this course will learn fundamental surgical procedures, treatment planning protocols and restorative steps necessary to easily select and treat patients with mandibular overdentures. Emphasis is on effective utilization of technology and standardized protocols to maximize profitability and success of patient treatment.

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Executive Council Meeting. The budget was approved (Dubin/Pruett). A copy of the budget is attached to these minutes.MEMBERSHiP REPORT: Membership Chairman Pat Yancey presented the following prospective members for approval: Drs. Gretchen Blanchard, Forest Butler, Gloria Clarke, Christopher Fleming, Terry Hopper, Yookyung Hur, Robert McGhee, Dirk Russell, Neal Shah and LaTonya Wade Crear. These proposed names were approved for membership (Roos/Dubin). All new members were invited to the front of the room, along with the new members from June that were present, to receive their new member packets and to take a photograph with President Roos. Sponsors were invited to join the group as well. PROGRAM CHAiRMAN REPORT: Program Chairman Pat Yancey reported that the next two membership meetings will be November 12 with lecturer Mike McCracken and January 14 with lecturer Dave Weber (this will be a staff lecture).ANNUAL MEETiNG REPORT: Chairman Troy Schulman reported that the Annual Meeting will be held June 7-9, 2013, at Chateau Elan in Braselton. The trustees have approved subsidizing member registration and one night’s hotel stay. HiNMAN 2013: General Chairman Brad Greenway highlighted some of the courses that will take place at the meeting this year, including a

laser course and social media/website course. He also prompted members to sign up to work their required eight hours during the March meeting. He encouraged anyone that has a classic car to send in a photo in order to display their car at a new exhibit on the hall floor this year.HiNMAN 2014: Chairman-elect Brian Carpenter reported the planning for their meeting is well on its way and they recently scouted the Sirona Summit in Vegas.HiNMAN 2015: Vice Chairman-elect Dave Lee announced that his program chairmen will be Jonathan Dubin and Paul Isler. He also encouraged anyone that is interested in being more involved with Hinman to reach out to him. OLD BUSiNESS: NoneNEW BUSiNESS: There was a special presentation made to Drs. Lee and French for their hard work and dedication to the meeting last year as President and General Chairman. It was proposed to increase the membership dues to $170 yearly to match the dentist registration fee for the meeting that has already been approved. The motion passed (Kerr/Yancey)MEMBERSHiP NEWS: Dr. Barnes reported the following:• RobinReich’sfatherrecentlypassedaway.• MembersStephenLipsonandRobertBunnen

passed away this past July.• DougTorbush’sbrother,Tony,passedawayon

July 29.• WayneTadsen’smotherpassedawayonAugust16.• DonRozema’swife,Jeanisinseriouscondition

after complications from stomach/colon surgery. She has had 3 surgeries and is currently on dialysis. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.

• EddiePafford’swife,Pamisrecoveringwellaftershe had surgery to repair a broken ankle. She has another surgery scheduled in 3 weeks to remove some of the hardware inserted in the 1st surgery.

• TroySchulman,hiswifeRobanneandbigsisterKennedy welcomed baby girl Easton Rose on July 12.

• BillCallahanisanewgrandfather!HissonBJandhis wife, Amanda, had a baby girl on July 18.

• Dr.FergusonwasnameddentistoftheyearbyNDDS.

PRESiDENT’S REMARKS: President Roos drew winners for three prizes. He reminded everyone to have their parking ticket validated and turn in their name badge. He also encouraged everyone to welcome the new members in the reception next door.ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 7:28 p.m.

Dr. Kristina Mohme Dawson5635 Peachtree Pkwy, Ste. 220

Norcross, GA 30092Sponsor: Chip Mohme

Dr. Brett Langston1991 N Williamsburg Drive

Decatur, GA 30033Sponsor: Richard Sugarman

Dr. Lyndsay Langston3280 Howell Mill Road, Ste 221

Atlanta, GA 30327Sponsor: Richard Sugarman

Dr. Anthea Drew Mazzawi205 Waleska Road, Ste 2-B

Canton, GA 30114Sponsor: Rhea Haugseth

Dr. Jeffrey Miles Mazzawi205 Waleska Road, Ste 2-B

Canton, GA 30114Sponsor: Rhea Haugseth

Dr. Daniel Bretton Schroeder1140 Hammond Drive, Ste K-225

Sandy Springs, GA 30328Sponsor: Bill Schroeder

Dr. Kyle A. Smith

2483 A Powder Springs RoadMarietta, GA 30064Sponsor: Rory Sprouse

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