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JOURNAL OF THE CALIFORNIA DENTAL ASSOCIATION
November, 1999
The November issue of the Journal of the California Dental Association focuses on issues surrounding pediatric dentistry.
Treating Children in the New Millennium: Current Issues and
Future Trends
An introduction to the issue.
By Richard D. Udin, DDS
Newer Approaches to Preventing Dental Caries in
Children Dental caries remains a significant health problem in children but new preventive
strategies will reduce the incidence.
By Richard D. Udin, DDS
Workforce Issues in Pediatric Dentistry: Recommendations of
a Recent Conference A united effort among many facets of dentistry will be required to address the shortage
of pediatric dentists in California.
By Roger G. Sanger, DDS, MSEd, and Paul A. Reggiardo, DDS
Pediatric Oral Conscious Sedation: Changes to Come
Media attention has brought the issue of oral conscious sedation of children to the
forefront, resulting in new regulation.
By Stanley F. Malamed, DDS, and Paul Reggiardo, DDS
Effects of Materials Used in Pediatric Dentistry on the Pulp: A
Review of the Literature
A variety of materials used in children's teeth is reviewed.
By David L. Good, DDS
Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect: Responding to a Cry for
Help
Dental professionals are mandated reporters of abuse and neglect and need to know the
process for fulfilling their legal obligations.
By Kathleen A. Shanel-Hogan, DDS, and Julie A. Jarrett, RDA, BS
The Editor/
A Remarkable Ride
By Jack F. Conley, DDS
Impressions/
The Business of Smiles
By David G. Jones
Dr. Bob/
Franchot Nuedelman
By Robert E. Horseman, DDS
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