SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2007

President: Dr. Mark J. Feldman, who was installed as the ADA's 144th president Oct. 2, speaks to the House of Delegates. (Photo by Lagniappe Studio)

October 2

• ADA House approves 2008 budget, dues increase
• 'Now is the time'
  New ADA president spotlights membership value
• ADA House calls for new brochure on restorative choices
• Dentists need to be involved in politics: Rep. Simpson

October 1

• Dr. John S. Findley is ADA president-elect
• ADA Board names honorary members
• Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor
  Champion cyclist on a new tour in fight against disease

September 29

• 'Nothing about this issue has been easy'
  Dr. Roth places suit settlement front and center in presidential address
• Officers elected Sept. 28 at House
• Delegates think universal health care is a distinct possibility in U.S.
• 'Do what you love,' Barbara Walters advises
  Gulf coast dentists hit by Katrina applaud ADA for aid
• Balancing act: Save more, build wealth

September 28

• The givers
  Saturday General Session highlights dental heroes, Olympian Lance Armstrong
• Dr. Kleinman earns ADA’s highest honor
• Assistants learn value of communication skills
• Taking control of your fitness
• Emergency management course on sedation and anesthesia in the works
  ADA Foundation issues RFP for curriculum focused on airway management

September 27

• Membership on a personal level
• Supporting NIDCR
  ADA, AADR, ADEA form new coalition to focus efforts
• ADA Seal brightens Chicago's skyline
• Forensic panel eyes standards
• ADA goes green for session

September 26

• Four golden opportunities
  From CE to tours and special events, the days are action-packed
• Save The World From Cavities enters fourth year
• Dental museum journeys to San Francisco
  Children learn the ins and outs of 'MouthPower'
• 'We're changing the face of dentistry'
  Ross award winner aims research at clinical practice
• New session courses for new dentists

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