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<strong>OHIO</strong> <strong>STATE</strong> <strong>DENTAL</strong> <strong>BOARD</strong><br />
<strong>BOARD</strong> <strong>MEETING</strong> MINUTES<br />
OCTOBER 14, 2009 PAGE 26<br />
Ms. Reitz informed <strong>the</strong> Board that <strong>the</strong> regular meeting of <strong>the</strong> AADE was held on<br />
September 30 – October 1, 2009. She said that <strong>the</strong>re were presentations regarding<br />
prescribing medications in <strong>the</strong> dental office and a preview of <strong>the</strong> ADA airway emergency<br />
management course. Ms. Reitz informed <strong>the</strong> Board members that <strong>the</strong> AADE’s<br />
Guidelines on <strong>the</strong> Dental Patient Record was also presented. She indicated that she had<br />
assisted in drafting <strong>the</strong> guidelines.<br />
Continuing on, Ms. Reitz stated that she had attended <strong>the</strong> Reference Committee and<br />
as an AADE Officer, had spoken to <strong>the</strong> Committee in support of a name change to <strong>the</strong><br />
“Federation of <strong>State</strong> Dental Boards”. She stated that <strong>the</strong>re was discussion both for and<br />
against <strong>the</strong> name change. Ultimately, Ms. Reitz informed <strong>the</strong> Board that <strong>the</strong> AADE<br />
voted from <strong>the</strong> floor to change <strong>the</strong> name to <strong>the</strong> “American Association of Dental Boards”<br />
(AADB).<br />
Ms. Reitz said that <strong>the</strong> AADB formulated a resolution to remain involved and<br />
continue to pursue one national licensure examination. She stated that <strong>the</strong> AADE floor<br />
voted to allow an AADA representative to serve as an advisory member to <strong>the</strong> AADE<br />
Executive Council. Ms. Reitz indicated that she had been appointed as that<br />
representative.<br />
Ms. Reitz stated that during <strong>the</strong> Attorney Roundtable meeting, <strong>the</strong> following topics<br />
were presented to <strong>the</strong> group and discussed:<br />
• Joint degrees, DDS/MD, scope, limitations, jurisdiction for discipline;<br />
• Sedation/Anes<strong>the</strong>sia monitoring;<br />
• Expansion of Dental hygienists performing restorative work;<br />
• Presentation by DOCS; and<br />
• Prosecutions: Issues involving simultaneous administrative and criminal<br />
actions.<br />
Ms. Reitz stated that <strong>the</strong> attorneys all participated in a skit presentation to <strong>the</strong> full<br />
assembly. She stated that it was a humorous and informative presentation on “What Do<br />
I Do Now”.<br />
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF <strong>DENTAL</strong> ADMINISTRATORS (AADA)<br />
Ms. Reitz continued by informing <strong>the</strong> Board members that <strong>the</strong> AADA meeting was<br />
held on October 2-3, 2009 and she served as Immediate Past President. She stated that<br />
Harold Crossley, D.D.S., Ph.D from Maryland had provided an excellent presentation on<br />
<strong>the</strong> pathophysiology of addiction and its role in dentistry. She stated that his<br />
presentation was followed by Dr. Hill’s presentation, “Oral Health Enrichment: An<br />
Enforcement Tool for Dental Boards”. Ms. Reitz stated that she had introduced Dr.<br />
Hills and he explained what Oral Health Enrichment (OHE) was and how it has been