2007 Year In Review

2007 Year in Review
There is a centuries
old Chinese proverb
that reads
If you want happiness
for an hour
for a day
for a month
for a year
for a lifetime
take a nap
go fishing
get married
inherit a fortune
help others
The California Dental Association (CDA) Foundation helps
us obtain happiness for a lifetime by allowing our collective
contributions to serve a greater number of people than we
would be able to help individually.
As dentists, we know that oral health is not just about teeth.
Oral health is about quality of life, self-esteem, dignity and
changing lives.
The CDA Foundation represents our association and us as
members in making a difference in California. Our tagline
“Creating Smiles…Changing Lives” expresses succinctly just
what the Foundation does through the three main focus
areas: the Student Loan Repayment Grant Program, the
CDA Foundation Grant Program, and Direct Programs for
the Underserved. All three of these initiatives align with the
CDA Foundation’s mission to improve the oral health of all
Californians by supporting the dental profession and its
efforts to meet community needs. They include programs
such as the Pediatric Oral Health Access Program (POHAP)
and the new Geriatric Oral Health Access Program (GOHAP),
Carol Gomez Summerhays, DDS
which have touched people throughout the state. The CDA
Foundation has also been enormously successful in getting
water fluoridated to help prevent dental disease — to date
more than 26 million Californians are receiving fluoridated
water because of the Foundation’s efforts.
To keep these and future programs available to those who
need them most in California, the Foundation depends
on charitable donations. Every contribution helps the
Foundation to leverage that money to benefit greater
numbers of people. Eighty cents of every dollar donated
goes directly to Foundation programs and services.
I am asking you to join me in continuing to support the
CDA Foundation and help sustain present and future
access to care programs. I can’t think of many other ways
to have happiness for a lifetime!
Carol Gomez Summerhays, DDS
CDA President-elect
Gold Friend of the CDA Foundation
Student Loan
Repayment
Grant Program
Student Loan
Repayment
Grant Program
Nam Hoang, DDS
This unique grant program is available
to recently graduated dentists and
awards up to $105,000 over a three-year
period toward dental student debt.
In exchange, these dentists serve for
three years in a California practice
setting providing oral health services to
undeserved populations. The Student
Loan Repayment Grant Program is
one of the Foundation’s strategies to
encourage recently graduated dentists
to begin working in, and providing
dental services to, underserved
communities in California and keep
them caring for these populations
throughout their professional career.
In 2007, the CDA Foundation proudly awarded this grant
to two deserving recipients, distributing $70,000 to the
selected recipients’ financial institutions to apply toward
their dental student loans.
One of the recipients, Nam Hoang, DDS, says he read
about the grant in the CDA Update, the association’s
monthly newsmagazine. “I was already working at the
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc., in Auburn, when
I read the article,” recalls Dr. Hoang. “I knew I wanted to
stay here, but because of my student debt load, I questioned how much longer I would be able to.” Chapa-De
serves a large population of local Native Americans
and underserved individuals for whom Dr. Hoang has
much compassion.
Having come from a family of 11 from Vietnam, Dr. Hoang
fully understands the challenges of providing health and
dental care for a family. “I care deeply for my patients
and insist they be treated with respect and dignity,” said
Dr. Haong “It is so fulfilling to me to see my patients smile.
That’s why I chose this profession — to serve others. The
CDA Foundation Student Loan Repayment Grant made
it possible.”
Dr. James Forester, the other 2007 recipient, serves at
La Clinica de Tolosa in Paso Robles, specializing in pediatric dentistry and caring for underserved children in the
area. Both Drs. Forester and Hoang are committed to
making a lasting difference in their communities.
The CDA Foundation Grant Program supports efforts to respond to community oral health needs by providing grants to
nonprofit dental organizations that increase access to dental care for underserved populations in California, including oral
health education and preventive and restorative treatments.
CDA Foundation
Grant Program
The CDA Foundation received grant requests totaling
more than $1.1 million in 2007. Although we cannot yet
fulfill all these requests, the CDA Foundation was able to
provide funding in 2007 for the following nine nonprofit
dental organizations’ oral health projects that have
served thousands of patients:
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Assistance League of Pomona Valley
Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
La Amistad De Jose Family Health Center,
St. Joseph Hospital of Orange
La Clinica de Tolosa
Mission City Community Network
Sacramento District Dental Foundation
UCSD Student-Run Free Clinic
University of Southern California School of Dentistry
Keeping the Doors Open
One of the 2007 grant recipients, the University of
California, San Diego (UCSD) Student-Run Free Dental
Clinic, reported that the funding provided by the CDA
Foundation kept the doors open to one of their three
clinic sites that otherwise would have been forced
to close. The significant community impact from this
funding allowed the clinic site to remain open and
provide dental care to more than 500 underserved
individuals for the year.
Direct
Programs
for the
Underserved
Access to proper oral health care is
essential for all Californians. Unfortunately, many families, including
children and the elderly fall between
the cracks and do not receive the
care they deserve and need. The CDA
Foundation has implemented several
programs that directly target these
underserved populations.
POHAP is a free training program for general dentists to increase their skill and comfort level in treating young children,
including children with physical and/or developmental disabilities. POHAP enlists general dentists who practice in
underserved areas, treat uninsured patients and/or currently accept publicly funded dental insurance programs.
Pediatric Oral Health Access Program
In 2007, the Pediatric Oral Health Access Program (POHAP) trained 170 general
dentists from underserved areas in 30 counties across California. Two of the
dentists, Drs. Candice Yee and Andrew Chen, quickly jumped at the chance to
participate in the free training to better serve patients in their respective community clinics. Having met at University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School
of Dentistry, both Drs. Yee and Chen had a heart for underserved populations
and apparently, each other. They are now married, living in Chico and practicing
at separate community clinics. Dr. Yee practices at the Northern Valley Indian
Health Clinic, which treats a large population of underserved children, elderly
and migrant families. Dr. Chen practices at Chico Family Dentistry, which serves
a similar population, with designated days specifically set aside for migrant
children. “The POHAP training has been invaluable to me and my patients. In
the year since I had the training, I have been able to treat about 40 percent more
kids in my clinic rather than sending them to a specialist in Sacramento or the Bay
Area,” said Dr. Chen. Dr. Yee says since the training, she has been able to see and
treat 50 percent more children at the Northern Valley Indian Health Clinic. Both
doctors expressed their gratitude to the CDA Foundation for offering POHAP
and wholeheartedly encourage other dentists to participate.
Year-end data reflects that in 2007, POHAP dentists have increased access to
dental care by seeing more than 9,200 new patients and more than 200 children
with special health care needs. Additionally, more than 960 children received free
restorative dental care. Since inception, POHAP dentists have treated more than
16,000 children. The California Endowment and L.A. Care Health Plan provided
funding for the Pediatric Oral Health Access Program.
Drs. Candice Yee and Andrew Chen
Geriatric Oral Health Access Program
Are you aware that up to 78 percent of the 1.65 million seniors over the age of
65 in long-term care facilities in the United States have untreated caries? And
that more than 40 percent have periodontal disease?
To address this epidemic, the CDA Foundation has embarked on the Geriatric
Oral Health Access Program (GOHAP). This pilot project is a partnership with the
San Mateo County Dental Society and California Dental Hygienists’ Association
to develop solutions to complex issues confronting seniors in long-term care
facilities. The project partners with local dentists to bring Registered Dental
Hygienists in Alternative Practice (RDHAP) into long-term care facilities to perform oral health assessments and develop a daily oral hygiene regimen for
residents. In support, The San Francisco Foundation awarded a three-year grant
to the CDA Foundation to implement GOHAP. Additional funding has been
awarded from the ADA Foundation as well as Mills-Peninsula Health Services.
2007 saw much progress toward successful implementation of this innovative
pilot project, including securing a facility — Brookeside Skilled Nursing Hospital in San Mateo. The CDA Foundation and its partners have high hopes for
the residents of the Brookside Skilled Nursing Hospital and, in the future, for
seniors across the state and perhaps the nation. “This program has enormous
implications,” says Tippy Irwin, executive director of the Ombudsman Services
of San Mateo County and member of the GOHAP Advisory Committee. “The
Foundation’s good name brought the project credibility.”
The long-term goal of this program is to increase dental care to this underserved population. “Brookside is very excited to partner with the CDA
Foundation’s GOHAP to provide our residents with increased dental services
and our employees with more training in dealing with the dental needs of
long-term care facility residents,” says Brookside Administrator Greg Bogart.
Migrant Head Start
Training Program
In partnership with the California Head Start Association,
the CDA Foundation implemented an oral health-training
program intended to educate staff at Migrant and Seasonal Head Start programs on the importance of oral health
and how to lower the incidence of caries. Migrant and
Seasonal Head Start programs work primarily with Spanish speaking low-income families who earn their income
mostly from agricultural labor.
The CDA Foundation worked in collaboration with the
California Head Start Association to expand the impact
of this far-reaching program. Migrant and Seasonal Head
Start centers in California provide care to more than
5,100 children up to five years of age. These 11 Migrant
and Seasonal Head Start programs employ 1,193 education services staff and 133 family service workers who
are in contact with the program’s 5,100 children and
4,000 families.
This program was made possible through funding provided by the Aetna Foundation, awarded to the CDA
Foundation to advance its commitment to increase
access to care.
Mobile Dental
Grant Program
The CDA Foundation’s Mobile Dental Grant Program is
one of several initiatives designed to increase access to
care to the state’s most vulnerable populations, including supporting the Veterans Administration’s (VA) Stand
Down events. The events are typically one to three days
and provide homeless veterans with services such as food,
shelter, clothing, health screenings, dental treatment, VA
and Social Security benefits counseling, and referrals to
other necessary services, such as housing, employment
and substance abuse treatment.
The CDA Foundation supported free dental treatment for
105 homeless veterans by providing a mobile dental clinic
at three 2007 VA Stand Down events.
This is the fourth year that the CDA Foundation has been
able to provide the Mobile Dental Grant Program, thanks
to funding by The Dentists Insurance Company.
First Smiles:
Dental Health Begins at Birth
2007 marks First Smiles’ fourth year, with the following accomplishments
to date:
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More than 12,000 dental professionals and 4,000 medical professionals
participated through live lecture or web-based learning. In addition,
28 trainings were held for 438 Head Start staff and 19 trainings for 349
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program staff.
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The First Smiles Web site First5OralHealth.org, an online clearinghouse,
has been visited by nearly a half million viewers and is accessed by an
average of 20,000 visitors each month. It offers the latest science and
research on Early Childhood Caries (ECC) prevention, a resource guide
for parents and caregivers, and a variety of on-demand continuing
education opportunities.
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More than 1 million parent education brochures titled “Healthy Teeth
Begin at Birth” have been distributed in the 10 languages most
commonly needed in California.
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The publication of manuscripts addressing the complex issues in
implementing Caries Management by Risk Assessment (CAMBRA) were
featured in peer-reviewed and scientific oral health media such as the
October and November issues of the Journal of the California Dental
Association. Two companion web casts, “CAMBRA: A Team Approach,”
and “The Practitioner’s Guide to CAMBRA,” were facilitated by
the Journal’s co-editors and authors and were presented in January
and December 2007. Archives of both webcasts are available at
First5OralHealth.org. Richard Schoenbaum, DDS, of Culver City, states
that CAMBRA has great value, but that it is difficult to implement
without full staff participation. He recognizes that the CAMBRA science
is evolving, and understands that acceptance and implementation is a
process rather than an “on-off” activation. He has been working toward
fully implementing this with his staff for about two years and found the
web casts “very helpful in bringing the staff to the level where they can
actively promote and implement CAMBRA protocols.”
The First Smiles Education and Training Project is the result of a four-year, $7 million grant from First 5 California. The goal
of this project is to reduce the incidence of Early Childhood Caries (ECC) affecting children ages 0–5, including those with
disabilities and other special needs. First Smiles prepares dental, medical, and early childhood education professionals
to work with parents and caregivers to promote oral health, establish a dental home by age 1, and provide guidance in
preventing ECC.
Fluoridation
The CDA Foundation strongly supports water fluoridation programs as one of
the most effective preventive oral health measures available to a community.
In 1999, the CDA Foundation joined a statewide collaboration called the California Fluoridation Workgroup. The goal of the coalition, now the California
Fluoridation Advisory Council, is to develop statewide fluoridation programs
using funds provided from The California Endowment and other local funding
partners to increase the number of Californians receiving fluoridated water.
Tremendous strides were made in 2007 to expand community water fluoridation to approximately 18 million additional residents in five California counties.
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California completed its capital
improvements at five treatment plants to increase the fluoride content of its
treated water within Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Ventura
counties. The Metropolitan Water District received funds for fluoridation from
the CDA Foundation as a project sponsored by the California Fluoridation
Advisory Council.
The CDA Foundation has successfully facilitated funding for fluoridation,
serving more than 26 million Californians. Even with that success, more work
is needed to reach the Healthy People 2010 goal of 75 percent of all Californians receiving fluoridated water.
Grants and Scholarships
The CDA Foundation believes that supporting student and faculty achievement
helps provide opportunities to succeed in their academic programs and increase
career opportunities in both traditional and nontraditional practice settings,
such as clinics in underserved communities.
Dental Hygiene
Education Program Grant
The Dental Hygiene Education Program Grant supports
dental societies, community organizations, or educational institutions interested in expanding current dental
hygiene programs, establishing a new dental hygiene
education program, or creating innovative methods of
providing dental hygiene education.
Research has identified that the market demand for dental
hygienists in San Mateo is high, indicating there is a great
need to increase the number of graduating hygienists to
serve the area. In 2007, the CDA Foundation supported
the College of San Mateo by providing $50,000 toward the
establishment of a new dental hygiene program that will
be located in the future (90,000 sq. ft.) Wellness and Allied
Health Building. Dental assisting and dental hygiene will
share part of the facilities located on the third floor. The impact of the CDA Foundation funding is the
increase in the number of individuals who can enroll in
the accredited dental hygiene education program to
60 students, beginning in fall 2008. By supporting the
College of San Mateo’s new dental hygiene program, the
CDA Foundation has helped meet the need for dental
hygienists in the San Mateo area. This improvement
contributes to our mission to improve the oral health of
all Californians by supporting the dental profession and
its efforts to meet community needs.
Maurice Amado Dental
Assisting Scholarship Program
Allied Dental Health
Student Scholarship Program
One of the ways that the CDA Foundation supports the
dental profession and helps to ensure a sustainable oral
health workforce is through educational scholarships like
the Allied Dental Health Student Scholarship Program.
This scholarship program is in partnership with local
dental societies. It is available to students enrolled in
state-approved dental hygiene, dental assisting, or dental lab tech programs, and provides awards to selected
individuals toward completing their education.
In partnership with local dental societies, the CDA
Foundation supported student achievement by providing
scholarship awards to 44 recipients through this program
in 2007.
“This scholarship will contribute towards my goal of
becoming a registered dental hygienist who actively
provides outreach to underserved populations.”
— Karen Kubischta, Southwestern College
Dental Hygiene Program
The CDA Foundation partnered with the Maurice Amado
Foundation to establish a dental assisting fund that offers
scholarships to students. The program was established by
Drs. Mark and Sam Tarica, on behalf of their great uncle’s
foundation, the Maurice Amado Foundation. The program
is available to students enrolled in state-approved dental
assisting programs, and provides financial awards annually
to selected individuals toward completing their academic
education. Recipient selection is based on individual
demonstration of financial need, volunteer community
service/leadership, and academic achievement.
The CDA Foundation awarded scholarships to 10 dental
assisting student recipients in 2007. By supporting student
achievement through the Maurice Amado Dental Assisting
Scholarship Program, the CDA Foundation has made a
significant impact on the recipients of this award.
“This scholarship award will further assist in achieving my
education and career goals, and increase my chances of
success…Your generosity has made a profound impact on
my life and I am truly very grateful to you.”
— Qin Ye, City College of San Francisco
Dental Assisting Program
Latinos for Dental
Careers Scholarship Fund
In 2007, this advised fund awarded scholarships to 14 students of Latino descent.
There are minimal resources available and positive role models to mentor in the
Latino community. The CDA Foundation believes that supporting opportunities
for ethnically, and often socio-economically, disadvantaged individuals in pursuit
of their studies in dentistry will pay off in the return of these individuals contributing back to underserved communities once they enter the dental profession. “To
me, being of Latino descent signifies never forgetting where one comes from…it is
my sincere hope that with my dental degree I can contribute to these communities
and work with others to improve them.”
— Adriana Ustarez, University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry
The Latinos for Dental Careers (LDC) organization, whose mission is to increase
the number of Latinos in the dental profession, partnered with the CDA Foundation
to establish an Advised Fund that provides financial support through scholarship
awards to students of Latino descent studying in the field of dentistry. The CDA
Foundation offers the LDC Scholarship Program to California dental students,
dental hygiene students and international dental students of Latino descent and
provides awards annually to selected recipients.
Dental Materials and
Supplies Grant Program
The CDA Foundation Dental Materials and Supplies Grant Program works
in concert with the Henry Schein Cares Program to provide dental materials
and supplies to nonprofit dental organizations. This grant program provides
in-kind donations of dental supplies to each of its recipients in the amount of
$5,000–$25,000 of goods per year for two years. Since this program’s inception, Henry Schein Cares has provided in-kind donations to more than 65
nonprofit dental organizations.
The CDA Foundation and Henry Schein Cares awarded 20 California nonprofit dental organizations this in-kind donation in 2007. The grant program
makes a profound impact on recipient organizations, donating a broad selection of dental products and materials to help enhance the quality of dental
care to underserved individuals and families in California communities. The
in-kind donations are estimated at a cumulative value of up to $2 million per
year to the receiving California organizations. Ultimately, recipients of this
grant are provided with the tools they need to increase access to care within
their communities.
CDA Foundation Relief Grant Program
When life’s difficulties impose a financial burden, dental professionals and their
families can turn to the CDA Foundation for assistance. The CDA Foundation
Relief Grant provides both emergency, and long-term financial support to California nonprofit dental organizations and dentists in the event of a catastrophic
disaster such as a flood, fire, or a dentist’s illness, disability or death. This grant is
intended to help reestablish the delivery of dental care through nonprofit dental
organizations in a community affected by a disaster, or help dentists and their
families impacted by a disaster with emergency food, clothing and shelter costs.
The 2007 Southern California fires are an example of the Foundation’s readiness to provide relief to California nonprofit dental organizations and dentists.
Emergency relief assistance was offered to California dentists and their family
members, dental staff and component staff impacted by the disaster, as well as
affected nonprofit dental clinics.
In 2007, the CDA Foundation also provided financial assistance to dentists facing
situations of undue financial burden caused by illness or disability. Since 2001,
more than $195,000 in relief assistance has been provided to eligible dentists
throughout California.
Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni
Faculty Award
Susan Hyde, DDS, MPH, PhD, UCSF School of Dentistry
faculty member, was the 2007 CDA Foundation Dr. Arthur
A. Dugoni Faculty Award recipient. Dr. Hyde’s historical
trail of accomplishments in dental education and
organized dentistry, including her display of exceptional
leadership, collaboration, and compassion, over the years
proves her to be deserving of this faculty award.
Dr. Hyde is assistant adjunct professor at the University of
California, San Francisco School of Dentistry, Department
of Preventive and Restorative Dental Sciences, a member
of the UCSF Center to Address Disparities in Children’s
Oral Health and is the Project Director for its Acceptability
Study of Preventive Interventions for Reducing Early
Childhood Caries.
Colleagues describe her as “an exceptional, awardwinning teacher and mentor” who “has contributed
extensively to the new dental school curriculum and
clinical activities.”
CDA established the Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni Faculty Award
in 2004 in recognition of Dr. Dugoni’s accomplishments
in dental education and organized dentistry. The purpose
of this award is to recognize and support individual faculty
for their exceptional leadership, innovation, collaboration, compassion, philanthropic spirit, and integrity in
dental education.
Statements of
Financial Position
Unaudited as of December 31, 2007.
These figures are for presentation purposes only.
2007 2006
Contributions at Work
Total Current Assets
80% Programs and Services
$ 10,282,555
$ 10,576,775
11% General and Administrative
Total Liabilities
5,923,538 6,879,897
Total Equity
4,359,017 3,696,878
Total Liabilities and Equity
10,282,555 10,576,775
Revenue
3,590,546 2,909,494
Expenses
Programs and Services 2,331,577
General and Administrative
318,067
179,026
Fundraising
278,763
322,329
669,139
696,261
Increase in Net Assets
$
$
1,711,877
9% Fundraising
Sources of Support
52% Grants
41% Gifts and Contributions
7% Other
Donor
Support
Donors make the accomplishments of
the CDA Foundation possible. Contributions allow us to bring our mission to
life, whether it is combating early childhood caries, improving oral health care
in nursing homes, or providing student
loan repayment grants to dentists to
practice in underserved communities.
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of our 2007 donors and thank
them for the privilege of putting their
philanthropic spirit into action.
Increasing Access to Care
Legacy Society
Ralph Crenshaw, DDS
Laurence Darrow, DDS
Asmita Dharia, DDS
Sanjay Patel, DDS
Donald Schinnerer, DDS
Albert Seguy, DDS
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Friends of the CDA Foundation
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PLATINUM
FRIENDS
Annual donation: $15,000 +
California Dental Association
The Dentists Insurance Company
TDIC Insurance Solutions
Charles Goodman-Malamuth
Bruce G. Toy, DDS
Chair, Board of Directors
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GOLD
FRIENDS
Annual donation: $10,000–$14,999
The Maurice Amado Foundation
Carol Gomez Summerhays, DDS
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SILVER
FRIENDS
Annual donation: $5,000–$9,999
Michael Kelley, DDS
Jose Luis-Ruiz, DDS
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BRONZE
FRIENDS
Annual donation: $2,500–$4,999
Philip Abeldt, DDS
Lowell Daun, DDS
Roger Fieldman, DDS
Soheil Khodadadi, DDS
Janice Moreno, DDS
M. Sadegh Namazikhah, DMD
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BENEFACTORS
Annual donation: $1,000–$2,499
Gary Ackerman, DDS
Scott Adishian, DDS
David Anson, DDS
Patricia Arciniega, DDS
Nelson Artiga-Díaz, DDS, MPH
Ann Azama, DDS, MS
Ronald Barbieri, DDS
Rita Barkett, DDS
Gary Baughman, DDS
Michael Belluscio, DDS
Joel Berick, DDS
John Boland, III, DDS
Cynthia Brattesani, DDS
Monica Bruce, DDS
Jeffrey Brucia, DDS
R. Del Brunner, DDS
Thien Bui, DDS
Matthew Campbell, Jr., DDS
John Carothers
Adrian Carrington, DDS
Joseph Caruso, DDS
D. Douglas Cassat, DDS
Steven Chan, DDS
Douglas Christiansen, DDS
Amy Coeler, DDS
Santos Cortez, Jr., DDS
Frank Curry, DDS
Robert Daby, DDS
Laurence Darrow, DDS
Daniel Davidson, DMD
Elizabeth Demichelis, DDS
Dennis De Tomasi, DDS
Floyd Dewhirst, DDS
Luis Dominicis, DDS
Bruce Donald, DDS
Gary Dougan, DDS
Peter DuBois
John Ducar, DDS
Gail Duffala, DDS
Arthur Dugoni, DDS
Stafford Duhn, DDS
Clelan Ehrler, DDS
Donald Ellis, DDS
Naomi Ellison, DDS
Frank Enriquez, DDS
Escondido Endodontics
Nava Fathi, DDS
Alfred Fehling, II, DDS
Alan L. Felsenfeld, DDS
Gloria Fong Ma, DDS
Kevin Frawley, DDS
Penny Gage
Adriana Galvan, DDS
Eleanor Garcia
Gerald Gelfand, DMD
Charles Goldstein, DDS
Douglas Gordon, DDS
Newton Gordon, DDS
Jasmine Gorton, DMD
Denise Habjan, DDS
Russell Haag, DDS
Nicky Hakimi, DDS, MSD
Jesse Hall
John Hall, DDS
LaJuan Hall, DDS
Henrik Hansen, DDS
Ralph Hansen, DMD
Victor Hawkins, DDS
Jaime Hernandez, DDS
Dennis Hobby, DDS
William Huiras, DDS
Jeffrey Huston, DDS
Trisha Jen, DDS
Terrence Jones, DDS
Dennis Kalebjian, DDS
Richard Kao, DDS
Steven Kend, DDS
Irving Lebovics, DDS
Steve Leighty, DDS
Michael Lew, DMD
Armando Lopez, DDS
Lester Low, DDS
Oariona Lowe, DDS
Lucinda Lyon, DDS, RDH
Philip Maldonado, DDS
George Maranon, DDS
Raffi Margossian, DDS
Kevin McCurry, DDS
Carol McCutcheon, DDS
Ronald Mead, DDS
Eduardo Mejia
Jon Menig, DDS
David Milder, DDS, MD
Daniel Miyasaki, DDS
Sonia Molina, DDS
W. Craig Noblett, DDS
Kathleen Nuckles, DDS
James Oates, DDS
Vance Okamoto, DDS
David Okawachi, DDS
Thomas Olinger, DDS
Donald Orme, DDS
Howard Park, DMD, MD
Melanie Parker, DDS
Terence Pegel, DDS
Anthony Perez, DDS
David Perry, DDS
Stephen Pickering, DDS
Stacey Quo, DDS
Corina Ramirez, DDS
Bette Robin, DDS
Lindsey Robinson, DDS
Donald Rollofson, DMD
Jon Roth, CAE
Richard Rounsavelle, DDS
Melvin Rowan, DDS
Estela Sanchez, DDS
Alison Sandman, Esq.
Santa Clara County Dental Society
Henry Schein Dental
Karol Scheiner, DDS
Donald Schinnerer, DDS
Michael Schneider, DDS
Steven Schonfeld, DDS, PhD
Joseph Sciarra, DDS
Brian Scott, DDS
Amy Scriven, DDS
Eugene Sekiguchi, DDS
Tim Shahbazian, DDS
Archana Sheth, DDS
Dennis Shinbori, DDS
Robert Shorey, DDS
Richard Simms, DDS
Jay Sison, DDS
Liz Snow
Andrew Soderstrom, DDS
Colin Spears, MD
Ann Steiner, DMD
James Stephens, DDS
Thomas Stewart, DDS
Jennifer Stolo
Janice Sugiyama, DDS
Mark Taira, DDS
Mark Tarica, DDS
Ariane Terlet, DDS
Bruce Toy, DDS
Tri-County Dental Society
Glen Tueller, DDS
Bruce Valentine, DDS
Oscar Valenzuela, DDS
James Van Sicklen, Jr., DDS
Nicolas Veaco, DDS, MD
Narendra Vyas, DDS
Kenneth Wallis, DDS
Norman Wat, DDS
Kathleen Webb
Russell Webb, DDS
Walter Weber, DDS
Cynthia Weideman, DDS
Rita Weisberg, DDS
Bruce Whitcher, DDS
James Withers, DDS
Debra Woo, DDS
Fanny Yacaman, DDS
Jason Yamada, DDS
Craig Yarborough, DDS
Glen Young, DDS
PROGRAM
SPONSORS
ADA Foundation
Alliance of the CDA
California Association of Dental Plans
California Dental Association
The California Endowment
California HealthCare Foundation
The Dentists Insurance Company
First 5 California
Charles Goodman-Malamuth
Henry Schein Cares
Henry Schein Dental
L.A. Care Health Plan
Mills-Peninsula Health Services
San Francisco Foundation
Space Maintainers Laboratory
TDIC Insurance Solutions
University of the Pacific,
California Pipeline Initiative
CONTRIBUTORS
Hossein Abar, DDS
Robin Abari, DDS
Nejleh Abed, DDS
Robert Abeloff, DDS
Liza Agustin-Kennedy
Riad Al Titi, DDS
Ali Alijanian, DDS
Eric Alltucker, DDS
Andrew Alongi
Pamela Alston, DDS
Anthony Alvarez, DDS
Urmi Amin, DDS
Cindi Ancheta
Donna Anderson
Editha Aquino, DMD
Karen Arakelian, DDS
Simona Arcan, DMD
Sandra Arita, DDS
Gregory Armi, DDS
Thomas Armstrong, DDS
G. William Arnett, DDS
William Ashby, DDS
Paulina Attebery, RDH
Ernestina Avalos-Figueroa, DDS
Lawrence Awbrey, DDS
Teresa Ba Hao
Judy Babcock
Joe Baker, DMD
Belinda Balais, DMD
“By giving, we show leadership by example and can then enroll
others to contribute as well. This is a great way to leave a legacy
of helping others and making a difference in society.“
— Santos Cortez, DDS
Edward Ballengee, DDS
Michael Bambico, DDS
Allen Barbieri, DDS
Richard Barnes, DDS
David Barnes, DDS
David Baron
Wesley Barringer, DDS
Robert Barrington, DDS
Martin Brownstein, DDS
Michael Brugos, DDS
Robert Buchanan, DMD
Grant Burdick, DDS
John Burk, DDS
Barry Burstein, DDS
Clark Burton, DDS
Howard Buschke, DDS
Tony Chi, DMD
Mark Chintala, DDS
Christine Choi, DDS
Mark Chong
Janice Chou, DDS
R. David Christensen, DDS
Don Christensen, DMD
Robert Christoffersen, DDS
“I feel the CDA Foundation is the best place for my dollar to
go because it touches dental students, children, seniors, and
disaster victims.” — Anthony L. Perez, DDS
Janice Beierle, DDS
Joseph Beierle, DDS
Nannette Benedict, DDS
John Benlavi, DDS
Brian Beres, DDS
Suzanne Berger, DDS
Brian Bergh, DDS
Robert Berkenmeier, DDS
Priyadarshini Bhatia, DDS
Hugh Bialecki, DMD
Hristu Bileca, DDS
Robert Bingham
Robert Borden, DDS
Gary Borge, DDS
Harold Bowles, DDS
Michael Boyce, DDS
Michael Boyer, DDS
Lisa Brennan, DDS
Robert Brent, DDS
Myron Bromberg, DDS
Joseph Bronzini, DDS
John Brown, DDS
Jeffrey Brown, DDS
Roland Buyama, DDS
Robert Cai, DDS
Xerxez Calilung, DDS
Steve Cammack
Thomas Campbell, DDS
Nicholas Caplanis, DMD
Kerry Carney, DDS
Robert Casady, DDS
Diane Casey, DDS
Paul Cater, DDS
Tammie Caton
Paul Champlin
Gar Chan, DDS
Wai Chan, DDS
Raymond Chan, DDS
Tom Chanez, DDS
Richard Chang, DDS
Russell Chang, DDS
Douglas Chase, DDS
Gilberto Chavez, MD
William Chen, DDS
Andrew Chen, DDS
Harry Chess, DDS
Norma Claasen
Michael Clark, DDS
Lou Cohen, DDS
Steven Cohen, DDS
Regina Collins
Jack Conley, DDS
John Conti, DDS
Marileth Coria, DDS
Philip Corneliuson, DDS
Kejen Corsa, DDS
Martin Cotler, DDS
Douglas Cowden, DDS
Bryan Cramm, DDS
Steven Crane, DDS
Steven Crowson, DMD
Emilia Croy, DMD
Gracia Cua, DMD
Jerome Daby, DDS
Troy Daniels, DDS
Gerald Danielson, DDS
Massood Darvishzadeh, DDS
Van Anh Dastur, DDS
Sherwin Davidson, DDS
Michelle De Marta, DMD
Wayne Del Carlo, DDS
Elsa Dembinski, DDS
Thomas Dembinski, II, DDS
Anna Dentz
Edison Der, DDS
Sanjay Dhir, BDS
Janet Di Benedetto
Larry Diamond, DDS
Douglas Disraeli, DDS
Rudolph Dittrich, DDS
Sheila Dobee, DDS
Peter Dolas, DDS
Harris Done, DDS
Donald Dornan, DDS
Harry Dougherty, Jr., DDS
Daniel Dozier, DDS
Charles Dressman, Jr., DDS
Gerald Drury, DDS
Steven Dugoni, DMD
Robert Dunbar, DDS
Richard Dunbar, DDS
Robert Dyer, DDS
Deborah Elam
Wiley Elick, DDS
John Eller, DDS
Jeffrey Elo, DDS
Aaron Escalante, DDS
Alan Esla, DDS, MD
Richard Ewing, DDS
Mark Fagan, DDS
Dave Famili, DDS
Christina Fantino, DDS
Edward Farajzader, DDS
Gary Farney, DDS
Kent Farnsworth, DDS
Raed Fawaz, DDS
Roddy Feldman, DDS
Richard Felton, DDS
Toni Ferman
Angela Ferrari, DDS
Reed Ferrick, DMD
Clarke Filippi, DDS
D.E. FitzGerald, DDS
Michele Flynn
James Fong, DDS
John Fong, DDS
Steven Fong, DDS
Tiffany Fong-Mao
Robert Ford, DDS
James Forester, DDS
Barbara Fox, DDS
Stephen Fox, DDS
Joseph Frake, DDS
Gary France, DDS
Steven Francis, DDS
Larry Franz, DDS
Eric Fraser, DDS
Archie French, DDS
Fresno-Madera Dental Society
William Frey, DMD
Ronald Fujitaki, DDS
Peter Gabbay
William Gable, DDS
Donna Galante, DMD
Devang Gandhi, BDS
Ernest Garcia, Jr., DDS
Elizabeth Garcia, DDS
Robert Garfield, DDS
Mark Garriott
Spencer Gedestad, DDS
John Geis, Sr., DDS
Mahfouz Gereis, DDS
Betty Giang, DDS
Jonathan Gidan, DDS
Roger Gillespie, DDS
James Glancy, DDS
Gary Glasband, DDS
Michael Glass, DDS
James Glen, DDS
Valerie Godfrey, DDS
Marlene Godoy, DDS
Stephen Gold, DDS
Cheryl Goldasich, DDS
Joyce Gonzales
Gina Gonzalez, DDS
Joseph Goodsell, DDS
Ann Marie Gorczyca, DMD
Carrie Gordon
Barbara Grace, DDS
James Green, DDS
Anna Green
Julie Greenlaw-O’Toole, DDS
Geoffrey Groat, DDS
Keith Gronbach, DDS
Wayne Grossman, DDS
Shawn Guerin, DDS
Karen Guffey
David Guichet, DDS
Edi Guidi, DDS
Jose Guzman, DDS
Glen Hall, DDS
Josh Hammer, DMD
Jong Han, DDS
Young Han, DDS
Richard Hancock, DDS
Robert Hanlon, Jr., DMD
Mark Hansen, DDS
Ronald Hansen, DDS
Scott Hanson
Wyatt Harris, DDS
Kenneth Harrison, DDS
Toshiko Hart, DDS
Randall Hayashi, DDS
Wilmer Hechanova, DDS
William Hendrix, DDS
Gary Herman, DDS
Ronald Hilder, DDS
Wesley Hiltbrand, DDS
Irene Hilton, DDS
Robert Hirst, DDS
Richard Hoedt, Jr., DDS
Hanna Hoesli, DDS
Keith Hoffmann, DDS
Leonard Holguin, DDS
Charles Holman, DDS
Joseph Holtz, DDS
Jennifer Holtzman, DDS
William Holve, DDS
Gregory Holve, DDS
Brian Hong, DDS
Herbert Hooper, DDS
Philip Hordiner, DDS
George Hsieh, DDS
Chester Hsu, DDS
Clark Hubbs, III, DDS
Paul Hui, DDS
David Humerickhouse, DDS
Ronald Hunter, DDS
John Hurley, DDS
Donna Hurowitz, DDS
Scott Huseth, DDS
Megan Ide, DDS
Irwin Lebow Memorial Children’s
Dental Health Foundation
Phyllis Ishida, DDS
Edward Ishii, DDS
Scott Jacks, DDS
Alison Jackson, DDS
Peter Jacobsen, DDS
Corey Jang, DDS
John Jansheski, DDS
Randy Jelmini, DMD
Paul Jo, DDS
Gregory Johnson, DDS
David Johnson, DDS
Craig Johnson, DDS
Dale Johnstone, DDS
Jeffrey Jones, DDS
Barry Jones, DDS
Christopher Joy, DMD
Lynn Judd, DDS
Stephen Kallaos, DDS
Barry Kami, DDS
Brad Kane, DDS
Yuri Kaneda, DDS
Kurtis Kanemaru, DMD
Amarilda Kano, DDS
Ezra Kantor, DDS
Paul Kasrovi, DDS
Irvin Kaw, DDS
Gayle Kawahara, DDS
George Kawahara, DDS
John Keitel, DDS
John Kellen, DDS
Steven Keller, DDS
Antranig Kelleyan, DDS
Andrew Kelly, DDS
R.A. Kemp
Stephen Kerper, DDS
Chris Keszler, DDS
Robert Khalil, DDS
M. Saleh Kholaki, DDS
Scott Kim, DDS
Mark Kinnsch, DMD
Donald Kinosian, DDS
James Kirkpatrick, DDS
Donna Klauser, DDS
Beverly Kodama, DDS
James Koelbl, DDS
Mark Koenen, DDS
Peter Kono, DDS
James Konugres, DDS
Ernest Kostlan, DDS
Jack Koumjian, DDS
Robert Krasny, DDS
Joseph Krauss, DDS
Jeffrey Krueckel, DDS
Mark Kujiraoka, DDS
Reed Kuratomi, DDS
Kevin Kurio, DDS
Daniel Kus, DDS
Maurina Kusell, DDS
Walter Kuzma, DDS
Victor Kvikstad, DDS
John Kwan, DDS
Jenifer Labrador, DDS
Dennis Lamb, DDS
John Lamsam, DDS
Kevin Landon, DDS
Roger Lang, DDS
Thomas Lange, DDS
Kenneth Lange, DDS
Martin Lasky, DDS
Michael Lasky, DDS
Jaime Lau, DDS
John Lawson
Callin Lee, DDS
Arthur Lee, DDS
David Lee, DDS
Arlene Lee, DDS
Dora Lee, DDS
Jonathon Lee, DDS
Leland Lee, DDS
Natasha Lee, DDS
Steven Lee, DDS
Philip Lemon
Thomas Lenhart, II, DMD
Janet Lent, DDS
John Lewis, DMD
Thomas Lewis, DDS
Richard Lewis, DDS
Lawrence Libuser, DDS
William Lieber, DMD
George Lim, DMD
Joo Lim, DDS
Kathleen Lim, DDS
Lester Lim, DDS
Roger Lindner, DDS
Mark Lisagor, DDS
Jeffrey Lloyd, DDS
J. Alejandro Magallanes Vega, DDS
Michael Maher, DMD
Stewart Malkin, DDS
Jasjeet Malli, DDS
Patrick Mangan
William Marble, DDS
Harry Markarian, DDS
Clifford Marks, DDS
William Marweg, DDS
Antonette Masters, DDS
Robert McBride, DDS
Terrence McCarthy, DDS
James McCook, DDS
Sahar Mirfarsi
Ronald Mito, DDS
Albert Mizrahi, DDS
Bijan Modjtahedi, DDS
Charles Mohn, DDS
Robert Mokbel, DDS
Edward Montalbo, DMD
Rhonda Montalbo, DDS
Harry Moordigian, DDS
Lauro Mora, Jr., DMD
Nick Morton
Cathy Mudge
Richard Mungo, DDS
“The Foundation plays a vital role benefiting Californians, not
only by the dollars used for direct care of patients, but by the
research and forecasting work that will help us shape the dental
care delivery system of tomorrow.” — Dennis Hobby, DDS
David Loder, DDS
Loma Linda University,
School of Dentistry
Dennis Longwill, DDS
Bradley Louie, DDS
Thomas Love, DDS
Kathleen Lucas, DDS
Jay Luedde, DDS
Darwin Lum, DDS
Carl Lundgren, DDS
Linda Lutantowidjojo, DDS
Robert Lynds, DDS
Sein Lynn, DDS
Peter Lyu, DDS
M. Hebbard MacArthur, DDS
Lester Machado, DDS, MD
James McCulloch, DDS
Alan McDowell, DDS
Patrick McEvoy, BDS
Susan McLearan, RDHAP
Kevin McNally, DDS
Robert Meckstroth, DDS
Robert Menchaca
Celia Mendoza, DDS
Hank Mercado, DDS
Sue Merrell
Jessica Micheletti
Gerald Middleton, DDS
Matthew Miller, DDS
Scott Milliken, DDS
Matthew Milnes, DDS
Andreia Minasian Silvera, DDS
Robert Murphy, DDS
Mark Nadler, DMD
Anthony Nagy, DDS
Alfonso Najera, DDS
Donald Nakahata, DDS
Morris Nakamura, DDS
Kenneth Natsuhara, DDS
Craig Nelson, DDS
John Nelson, DDS
Michael Nelson, DDS
Dorene Neri, DDS
Jeffrey Neuroth, DDS
Paulette Newman, DDS
Trang Nguyen, DDS
Si Nguyen, DDS
Thanh Nguyen, DDS
Rick Nichols, DDS
Deepinder Nijjar, DDS
Gerald Nomura, DDS
Cathi Norris
Thomas Noto, DDS
Dennis Nutter, DDS
Linda Oben
Elizabeth O’Brien
Ronald Oleson, DDS
Linda Onyeador, BDS
Katherine Orlin
Stephen Ostwald, DDS
Rosaura Pacheco, DDS
Young Paek, DDS
Jason Pair, DDS
Victor Pak, DDS
James Pappenfus, DDS
Michael Paquette, DDS
Richard Parker, DDS
Lynn Parker, DDS
Holly Parks
Martina Parrone, DDS
Robert Passamano
James Pasternak, DDS
Pradip Patel, DDS
Craig Pettengill, DDS
David Pfeifer, DDS
John Pisacane, DMD
Jeannie Pittman
Thomas Poksay, DMD
Richard Polachek, DDS
Louis Poulos, DDS
L. Alfred Pragasam, DDS
Harmon Probst, DDS
Gregory Rabitz, DDS
Curtis Raff, DDS
Trevor Ragan, DDS
Houman Rahnama, DDS
Leonard Raimondo, DDS
H.K. Reed, DDS
Robert Reed, DDS
Peter Rengstorff, DDS
William Reuss, IV, DDS
Bevan Richardson, DDS
Judith Riddell-Lamkin
Michelle Rivas
Kevin Roach
John Robinson, DDS
Dennis Roginson, DDS
Erik Roos, DDS
Bert Rouleau, DMD
Craig Rubinoff, DDS
Ronald Ruchong, DDS
Henry Rued, DDS
J. Douglas Russell, DDS
Fatemeh Sadrieh, DDS
Jennifer Sadugor
Jerome Safarik, DDS
Alfred Salcido, DDS
Gary Salenger, DDS
Sima Salimi, DDS
Joan Sandell, DDS
Kevin Sands, DDS
James Sanfilippo, DDS
Virginia Santos, RDA
Lawrence Sarkis, DMD
Greg Sasaki, DDS
David Satnick, DMD
Richard Sato, DDS
Lynn Sayre, DMD
Christopher Schiappa, DDS
Eugene Schmidt, DDS
Gerald Schneider, DDS
William Schneider, DDS
George Schulze, DDS
“Being a health care provider, I believe, is a calling. Part of that
responsibility is to give back to humanity, and contributing to
the California Dental Association Foundation helps me achieve
that goal.” — Philip Abeldt, DDS
Namrata Patel, DDS
Timothy Pearson, DDS
Charles Pelletier, DDS
Lawrence Peterson, Jr., DDS
T.A. Peterson, DDS
Jeffrey Rosenberg, DDS
C. Rodney Rosland, DDS
Ture Roslund, DDS
Bernard Ross, DDS
Evangelos Rossopoulos, DDS
James Schulze, DDS
Roger Schuster, DDS
Melvyn Schwarz, DDS
Louis Schwarzbach, DMD
Michael Seastrom, DDS
David Seccombe, DDS
Charlotte Senseny, DMD
Dezireh Sevanesian
Raymond Sharpe, DDS
Eddy Shea, DDS
William Shea, DDS
Roy Shellow, DDS
C. Ray Sheppard, DMD
Jack Sherman, DDS
Deborah Shiba, DDS
Robyn Shields, DDS
Kanoknuch Shiflett, DDS
Vanessa Shing, DDS
Gregory Shinkwin, DDS
Richard Shipp, DDS
Stefanie Shore, DDS
Tim Silegy, DDS
Joaquin Siles, DDS
Andrei Simel, DDS
Alan Simon, DDS
Roger Simonian, DDS
David Simonsen, DDS
Thomas Sims, DDS
Ruth Sipes
Ronald Sloan, DDS
Pieter Smith, DDS
Stephen Smith, DDS
Richard Sobel, DDS
Robert Sobel, DDS
Peter Soderstrom, DDS
George Soohoo, DDS
Oladimeji Sorunke, BDS
Sidney Spector, DDS
Norman Sperber, DDS
Robert Spinelli, CPA
Robert Sprague, DDS
Fredrick Stalley, DDS
Matthew Stefanac, DDS
Alan Stein, DDS
Robert Stevenson, DDS, FAGD
Michael Stewart, DDS
James Stich, DDS
Terence Stillo, DDS
Kenneth Stilts, DDS
Kurt Stormberg, DDS
George Stratigopoulos, DDS
Mary Streib
Joseph Stricker, DDS
John Sudick, DDS
Karen Sue, DDS
Toshifumi Sugimori, DDS
John Sulak, DDS
Daniel Sullivan, DDS
Stanley Surabian, DDS
Max Swancutt, Jr., DDS
Dennis Swanson, DDS
Patrick Sweeney, DDS
Scott Szotko, DDS
Derick Tagawa, DDS
James Tamborello, DDS
Wayne Tanaka, DDS
Michael Tanaka, DDS
K. Ernest Terao, DDS
John Thiel, DDS
Gregory Thomas, DDS
Michael Thomas, DDS
Thomas Thompson, DDS
J. Chris Thompson, DDS
V. Roger Tibbetts, DDS
Robert Tilly, DDS
Stanley Tong, DDS
Thang Tran, DDS
Cindy Tran, DDS
Phi Tran, DDS
Pamela Trehub
Robert Trifilo, DDS
Greg Trnavsky, DDS
Robert Trombly
Laima Tumas
Lewis Turchi, DDS
Barry Turner, DMD
David Turpin, DDS
Richard Udin, DDS
University of California,
Los Angeles School of Dentistry
University of the Pacific,
Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
Vicki Utt
Peter Uyeyama, DDS
Karen Van Dyke-Mostoufi, DDS
Elizabeth Van Tassell, DDS
Paul Vanderheyden, DDS
Ashish Vashi, DDS
Laurent Vien, DDS
Alma Vilkas-Stockus, DDS
Karen Wager, DDS
Roger Wahlman, DDS
Kim Wallace, DDS
Scott Wallace, DDS
Mary Walsh-Cole, DMD
Robert Walter, DDS
Phillip Waterman, Jr., DDS
Edward Watson, DDS
Charles Wear, DDS
Russell Weaver, DDS
Patricia Webb, DDS
D. John Webb, DDS
David Webb, DDS
Jane Weintraub, DDS
Karen Weitzel, DDS
Nancy Welch, DDS
Lucy White, DDS
Holly Wieber, DDS
Beverly Williams
Claudia Wilson
David Wolfe, DDS
Annie Wong, DDS
James Wood, Jr., DDS
James Woodbury, DDS
Barry Wootton, DDS
William Worden, DDS
Edward Wright, DDS
Valjean Xaiz
Anthony Yamada, DDS
Thomas Yamamoto, DDS
Lynn Yamamoto, DMD
Arthur Yamasaki, DDS
Jeffrey Yamashiro, DDS
Rex Yanase, DDS
Roy Yanase, DDS
James Yang, DDS
Kenneth Yates, DDS
Herbert Yee, DDS
Candice Yee, DDS
Wesley Yemoto, DDS
Donna Yock, DMD
Todd Yonemura, DDS
Benedict Yoong, DDS
Colin Yoshida, DDS
Steven Yoshioka, DDS
Richard Young, DDS
Bruce Young, DDS
Pearl Yu
Parisa Zarbafian, DDS
Charles Zarganis, DMD
Walter Ziemer, DDS
Leslie Zimmerman, MD
Jonathan Ziv, DDS
IN MEMORY OF
Paulina Attebery, RDH
in memory of Paul J. Rothenberg
IN HONOR OF
Elizabeth Garcia, DDS
in honor of Virgina Santos
Irwin Lebow Memorial Children’s
Dental Health Foundation
in honor of Lynn Pilant
Susan McLearan, RDHAP
in honor of Ronald Mead, DDS
James Pappenfus, DDS
in honor of LaJuan Hall, DDS
Janice Sugiyama, DDS
in honor of H. Lindy Kell, DDS
Tri-County Dental Society
in honor of Penny Gage
A special thanks to John Hucklebridge, DDS, FAGD, for
allowing us to use his trademark
“Creating Smiles…Changing Lives”
To learn more about our programs or to make a
contribution, please contact us:
CDA Foundation
1201 K Street, Suite 1511
Sacramento, CA 95814
t. 916.554.4916
f. 916.498.6182
foundationinfo@cda.org
cdafoundation.org
Tax ID 68-0411536
*As of Dec. 31, 2007. Every effort
was made to ensure the accuracy
of the list of the CDA Foundation
contributors. If you discover an
error, please accept our apology
and contact us at 916.554.5374 or
foundationinfo@cda.org.
Thank you.
Photography by Charr Crail (except The Dental Hygiene
Education Program Grant courtesy Kwan Henmi
Architecture/Planning, and the CDA Foundation Relief
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