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WestViewsJanuary-March 2013

A publication of the Western Los Angeles Dental Society

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Congratulations to the 2013 WLADS Board of Directors

Area RepresentativesNorthernRichard Rauth, DDS, MS (13)Richard Ting, DDS (13)Helen T.H.Vu, DDS (14)

CentralTheodore Burnett, DDS (14)OpenOpen

SouthernSaro Setian, DDS (14)Brian Withers, DDS (13)Open

Committee Chairs/Appointees/ Liaisons/Editor

Community Outreach ChairAbraham Estess, DDS

Ethics Committee Chair Gerald Drury, DDS

Legislative Chair Charlotte Senseny, DMD

Membership Chair Amy Gimlen, DDS

New Dentist ChairBrandon Seto, DDS

Peer Review Chair Stevan Dumas, DDS

Presidential AppointeeRex Yanase, DDS

South Bay Children’s Health Center LiaisonMegha Sata, DDS

UCLA Liaison open

UCLA Student RepresentativesCarlo Santos (2013)Laura Pashkhowsky (2014)Adrien Hamedi-Sangsari (2015)Jessica Ma (2016)

Editor, WestViews Antigone Skoulas, DDS

Executive DirectorKatherine Mack Orlin, BA

Page 2 WestViews January, February, March, 2013

A Publication ofThe Western Los Angeles Dental Society

14722 Hawthorne Blvd.Lawndale, CA 90260

(310) 349-2199•FAX: (310) 349-2175

The following members were voted into office for 2013 at the

Nov. 20, 2012 Installation and CE meeting. Your new officers are:

President ...........................................Trent Westernoff, DMD, MD

President-elect ................................Warren “Randy” Brooks, DDS

Treasurer ...................................................... Tracy Golden, DMD

Secretary ................................................................ Jun Park, DDS

Immediate Past President ..........................Cheryl Goldasich, DDS

CDA Trustees ....................Howard Park, DMD, MD (2012-2014)

...................................................Rita Weisberg, DDS (2013-2015)

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by Trent Westernoff, DDS, WLADS President

“Passion” is defined by Wikipedia as a strong desire, compelling feeling, and enthusiasm for something. Having passion enables us to accomplish the extraordinary.

As we start the beginning of a new calendar year we tend to reflect on the past and plan for the future. We look to refocus our energy and life toward our family, health, career and personal interests. This is also a good time to reflect on how fortunate we are and think about how we can give back and help others in need. So, where does organized dentistry fall in this pursuit?

Organized dentistry allows us to come together as a unified group to formulate solutions for our profes-sional challenges. Currently, two of my greatest concerns facing our profession are: 1. How are we going to continue to generate interest in our field for the smartest and brightest when the cost of education is reaching $350,000 and up? 2. How are dentists going to successfully address the access to care issue without having outside interests developing a whole new model of providers?

I feel these two driving forces will have the greatest impact on our profession in the near future. Through involvement with organized dentistry our profes-sion and our practice can benefit. WLADS gives us a foundation and an outlet to support oral health in our community and our patients. Organized dentistry helps maintain a safe environment to practice dentist-ry and to be enthusiastic about the care we provide. My passion in dentistry has strengthened through the years with the relationships I have developed with my patients, colleagues and community. I look forward to being a part of carving the right path for our profes-sion through WLADS. I encourage and appreciate the input and help of our members.

Make 2013 a year of passion in your life.

Passion


tions were developed questioning the usage of the internet and ethical behavior. One was regarding the usage of social media and internet referral services for CDA dentists. The resolution was brought to the table by the Orange County Dental Society. They wanted CDA to evaluate social media and internet referral services to ensure fair business practices. They also resolved that CDA help by providing guidance and education on fair business practices using social media and internet referral services. Yelp, Google, Facebook and a variety of other internet referral services have had a positive and negative impact on dentists. A code of ethics for using these various sites has not been clearly defined. A problem that has presented on many sites like Yelp is that dentists that have been given negative reviews by someone who is not credible or lacks evidence to support their viewpoint have no resources to appropriately deal with the matter. Unfortunately, due to legal practices in place protecting sites such as Yelp and the people that use it, it is very difficult to fight back against these negative reviews. The hope is that CDA can create an avenue for dentists that have been negatively

affected by patients who are not credible in their remarks. CDA does have various webinars and continuing education services in place to help dentists deal with a bad review. An-other avenue is talking to TDIC managers or reputation man-agement services. That is, until the ethics for online usage with social media and internet referral services have been clearly de-fined. For more information, check out www.cda.org and look under News and Events for future webinars regarding online reviews.

Dental Ethics andInternet Referral Services

EDITORIAL

Dentists are first exposed to ethics in dentistry during their dental school experience. Following school, we have the option to reinforce our knowledge and decision making

abilities through CE courses and articles. Be-ing that we are health care providers it is ex-pected that we maintain and follow clear ethical principles. Often times, the lines between what is seen as ethical business may get blurry. This has become even more evident through the usage of technology and the internet. Dentists are being exposed to a variety of new ways to market themselves and their practice. Unfor-tunately, this has lead to new dilemmas in the profession on ethical business techniques that need to be exposed and solved for future prac-titioners. At the CDA House of Delegates this year held in Newport Beach, CA a couple of new resolu-

Antigone Skoulas, DDSWLADS Editor



Less than a month into 2013 and high-income earners have already taken three significant hits to their bottom line. The legislative scramble to avoid the Fiscal Cliff produced the American Taxpayer Relief Act, resulting in any-thing but relief for thousands of small businesses. Meanwhile, the continued implementation of Obama Care means a whopping new surtax on success-ful professionals. Not to be outdone at the federal level, the voters of Cali-fornia recently passed Proposition 30, ensuring the state’s piece of an ever-shrinking pie. The start of 2013 makes 2012 look like the “good ole’ days.”

Triple Threat — The Fiscal Cliff, “Obama Care” and Prop 30

If you’re not planning to sell your practice or relocate in the near future, you may think to yourself, Why worry? But what if you own several dental practices? What if you do want to retire in the near future? What happens if there is an unexpected need to sell your practice and relocate? What if 2013 is a record year for profits for your business? All of these scenarios could mean thousands of dollars in ad-ditional taxes. Through a variety of circumstances, you could be a high income earner with a target on your back and your wallet. The latest tax hikes for 2013 are going to affect your bottom-line at a level unseen since the tax increases of 1993. The ongoing political and national conversations center around whether or not the economy is ready. Your private and professional conversations need to center around whether or not you are ready.

(Continued on page 7)

On the evening of January 1, 2013, the House passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, joining the Senate to resolve the tax side of the so-called “Fiscal Cliff”. This act increases taxes to a new 39.6% top marginal tax bracket that applies to taxable income over $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for married couples filing jointly (“MFJ”). In ad-dition, long term capital gain rates as well as qualified divi-dends also increased to 20% for taxpayers in this new 39.6% bracket. Although $400,000 and $450,000 may appear to be large numbers, an experienced dental professional will likely be earning anywhere from $130,000 to $210,000, with earn-ings typically higher for owners. Once spousal income, invest-ment returns and rental income are factored in, taxable income could quickly surpass these thresholds.

Further, the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as “Obama Care,” has a much lower threshold coming online in 2013. The act applies a 3.8% Medicare surtax on investment income, which is classified as the lesser of net investment income or the amount of modified adjusted gross income (“MAGI”) exceeding $200,000 for individuals or $250,000 for MFJ. Investment income includes interest, dividends, capital gains, non-qualified annuity distributions, rents, and royalties. This surtax would have a large impact on a dentist who plans to sell their practice or home. An owner could easily find that their capital gains tax increased from last year’s 15% to 23.8% - a 58% increase!


Finally, Proposition 30, recently approved by the voters of Califor-nia, comes with another increase for high-income taxpayers. Prop 30 created three new income tax brackets, increasing tax rates by as much as 3% over the current maximum rate of 9.3%. The higher tax brackets apply to single taxpayers beginning with taxable income greater than $250,000, married taxpayers and registered domestic partners who file jointly with taxable income greater than $500,000 and head of house-holds with taxable income greater than $340,000. This act is retroac-tive to January 1, 2012 so those who sold property and/or a practice this past year now find themselves owing money for an asset they no longer hold.

Triple Threat (Continued from page 6)


A Great Time was had by all at the Nov. 30Meet and Greet in El Segundo

As a dental professional, you stay up-to-date on the latest inventions in porcelain veneers, laser tech-nology, digital imaging, air abrasion, implants and composite resins. In this current fiscal climate, that isn’t enough to protect your practice and your future. Instead of finding a rude surprise at tax time, it might be wise to talk with a CPA and/or a fee-only financial planner to evaluate how these changes af-fect you today and in the coming years. A knowledgeable planner should help you uncover a variety of techniques to mitigate your possible tax burden. Your advisor could suggest re-evaluating your retire-ment plan, creating a charitable remainder trust as well as helping you structure the sale of your practice at a good time and fair price in a favorable manner. Benjamin Franklin said “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” At the rate things are going, that pound is gaining weight every day.

Daniel C. Newman, CFP® • The Glowacki Group • Office: 310 473 0100 • www.Glowackigroup.com

Call (310) 349-2199 or go to westernlads.org for information and/or to register or fill out the form below and fax to (310) 349-2175

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Western Los Angeles Dental Society

2013 Continuing Education ProgramCourtyard by Marriott, 6333 Bristol Parkway, Culver City

Tuesday, May 7, 2013 (3 CE units) registration 5:30 pm Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome- Screening, Diagnosis and Management

Mark A. Cruz, DDS

Tuesday, June 25, 2013 (3 CE units) registration 5:30 pm Dental Implants

Bach T. Le, DDS, MD

Tuesday, September 24, 2013 (3 CE units) registration 5:30 pm The Digital Dental Office: Computer Assisted Prosthodontics

David L. Guichet, DDS

Saturday, December 7, 2013 (6 CE units) registration 8:00 am Endodontics for the General Practitioner

Nestor Cohenca, DDS

Evening fees: ADA member dentist, $75; non member dentist, $120; non dentist, $60 All day fees: ADA member dentist, $195; non member dentist, $225; non dentist, $95


You are obligated to make reasonable arrangements for the emergency care of your patients of record. A charge of patient abandonment may result from a failure to make reasonable arrangements. Examples of reasonable arrangements include: Before leaving on an extended vaca-tion or absence from the practice, arrange for emergency coverage with one or more colleagues. Notify your patients in advance and provide your colleagues’ contact infor-mation. For times when your office is closed, leave an outgoing message on your tele-phone answering system that provides instructions on how a patient can contact you or a colleague who is providing emer-gency coverage. If using an answering service, instruct the operator to collect in-formation from the patient that includes full name, date seen by the dentist, complaint, and a telephone number. You should have a method of verifying patients of record, or verifying patients of colleagues for whom you are providing emergency coverage.Patients Not of Record: When consulted in an emergency by a patient not of record, you are obligated to make reasonable arrangements for emergency care of that patient. Consulting with a patient for the first time in an emergency does not make the individual a patient of record.For those patients who do not have a den-tist, WLADS has a referral service. If you are a general dentist looking for new pa-tients, participating on the WLADS Emer-gency Panel may help you. You need to be reachable 24 hours a day and agree to be listed for a minimum of two weeks at a time. A Emergency Dental Care Panel form is available at westernlads.org or call the Society office, 310 349-2199.

Managing Emergency PatientsWhen Your Office is Closed


CDA HOUSE OF DELEGATES

UCLA reps with Dr. Felsenfeld


CDA HOUSE OF DELEGATES


SAVE THE DATE!!WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2013

ALPHA OMEGA INTERNATIONAL DENTAL FRATERNITYPresents

The 33rd Annual Nathan A. Styrt Memorial Dental SeminarImplant Prosthodontics • Dental Anesthesia

Featuring Drs. Harel Simon, Dr. Ziv Simon and Dr. Stanley Malamed

Rex Yanase13th District (CA) RepresentativeADA New Dentist Committee

For 26 years, the ADA New Dentist Conference has proved to be a unique opportunity for new dentists and dental students all over the country to improve their leadership skills, listen to top speakers and receive quality CE, and participate in exciting networking and social opportunities.

From July 18-20, 2013 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Denver, Colorado, the 27th ADA New Dentist Conference “Climbing to New Heights” looks to be the best conference yet!

Some of the scheduled speakers include:• Dr. Paul Homoly — Making It Easy for Patients to Say Yes! • Dr. Lee Ann Brady — The Art of Treatment Planning and Case Presentation • Dr. Harold Crossley — Medical and Dental Implications of the Most Prescribed

Medications • Dr. Matthew Young — Predictable Implant Dentistry: Surgical and Prosthetic Phases

With its close proximity to California and desirable destination, I expect not only many new dentists from Western Los Angeles Dental Society to attend, but other local components from California as well. Also, this year’s social event is one that you will not want to miss!

For more information, check out the ADA website at: http://www.ada.org/newdentistconf.aspx

Be on the lookout for your conference brochure by mail in early 2013, or you can start register-ing online in February – I hope to see all of you in Denver!


CDA President’s Party at the House Nov. 10


By Nicholas C. Marongiu, DDS Guest member, CDA Judicial Council

What do your patients, staff, colleagues, friends, and family all have in com-mon? They are all connected together through you on social media! The term “social media” describes the countless online platforms that connect hundreds of millions of users on a daily basis all around the world. Once a strictly personal platform, social media now ties your business to you and your staff personally. The ease of information flow and “anytime-anywhere” has blurred the boundaries between business and personal lives. While social me-dia can be a powerful tool for promoting your business, you should be aware of the potential ethical issues that can arise. Care must be taken to protect patient privacy and ensure that comments made about other dentists are fair and reasonable.

Ethics of Social Media:Patient privacy and justifiable comments

Section 1.E of the CDA Code of Ethics states, “Dentists are obliged to safeguard the confidentiality of patient records.” Make sure you have a social media policy in place and all employees are trained on it. Incidents, patients, cases, etc., should never be discussed using social media unless explicit written consent is obtained and all HIPAA policies are followed. As a general recommendation, keep your pro-fessional and personal lives as separate as possible and assume everyone will be able to see all of your postings, tweets, and other online activity.

Section 10.C of the CDA Code of Ethics states, “A dentist has the right to make fair comments with respect to dental health subjects, including dentists and the quality of dental care delivered… However, it is unethical to publish… comments on such subjects if the dentist does so without having sufficient information that would justify a reasonable dentist to believe the comments to be true.” Remember that actions online and posted content can negatively affect your reputation among patients and colleagues

and can undermine public trust in the dental profession. Making personal comments about patients or colleagues is especially inap-propriate.

Additional resources about using social media are available on the CDA Compass (cdacompass.com). For further guidance, talk with a member of your local ethics com-mittee.

This article is the first in a two-part series of articles on the ethical use of social media.


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Bakersfield

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Westminster

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Torrance

Private practice for sale – Dr retiring after 20 years. Grosses $300,000/year on 2 ½ days/week – low overhead – private insurance, some PPO’s and cash – 2 ops with digital xrays – ideal for new graduate or someone who wants to work at a slower pace

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Tustin Equipment & Leaseholds

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Private practice - Owners looking for dentist to move his existing practice to join them. Opportunity to decrease your rent and join a thriving practice - 10 modern operatories, grosses $2.5 million/year.Partnership available.

Anitha Goud, DDSInterviewingUSC 1999General Dentistry

Kale D. Langley, DDS10874 Washington Blvd.Culver City, CA 90232Creighton University 2011UCLA 2012General Practice

Yiwen Liu, DDS11103 Venice Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90034New York University 1999General Practice

Shadi Mazaheri, DDSInterviewingHoward University 2012General Dentistry

Mark Nugent, DDS23332 Hawthorne Blvd., Ste. 101Torrance, CA 90505Columbia University 2004VA Med-Sepulveda 2005Columbia University 2007Endodontics

Olga Saavedra, DDS14705 Prairie AveLawndale, CA 90260Univ Nacional de Colombia 1993General Dentistry


The WestViews editorial staff invites you to submit entries to our newsletter cover competition! Photographers wishing to take part may submit their photos for upcoming issues to [email protected]. Photos should be vertical and suitable for enlargement to 8.5x11 inches. Although we can only choose one photo for the cover, runner ups will be featured in the newsletter. Let us know something about the photo: who, what, where, when or why. The contest winner will receive the undy-ing admiration of colleagues and staff, and bragging rights until the next issue is pub-lished. Upcoming issues are: APRIL/MAY/JUNE, photos due by March 15th...... JULY/AUGUST/SEPTEMBER, photos due by June 15th..... and OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER, photos due by September 15th. Email your photos to Editor Antigone Skoulas at [email protected]

WLADS MEMBERS!Your contributions in the form of articles, photos and/or ideas are greatly appre-ciated. The WestViews staff is currently accepting articles of general member-ship interest. This can include your accomplishments, interesting hobbies, inno-vative ideas, volunteer efforts, etc. Please feel free to submit an article to Editor Antigone Skoulas, DDS at [email protected]

Cover Photo Contest

Western proudly welcomes our

New and Transferred MembersMelanie Baum, DDSAmal Hanna, DDS

Dave Jequinto, DDSEllie Song, DDS

Smitha Reddy, DMDMiriam Van Allen, DDS

Michael Wasemiller, DDSJenna Yarborough, DDS

Pending Members

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Katherine’s Korner


Just a reminder of the reason WLADS exists:

Mission To unite the dental community in the Western Los Angeles Dental Society region for the purpose of advancing the art and science of dentistry, providing services and support to the members, and promoting the improvement of the health of the public in the communities we serve.

Vision The Western Los Angeles Dental Society will be the premier community resource on oral health matters for our members and the public.

Values Ethics and integrity Compassion and service Lifelong learning Community oral health

Important contact information:American Dental Association800 621-8099

California Dental Association800 736-8702

Western Los Angeles Dental Society14722 Hawthorne Blvd, Ste BLawndale, CA 90260-1505310 349-2199 phone310 349-2175 faxe-mail: [email protected]

Southern California Well-Being Confidential Hotline213 383-2691

Western Los Angeles Dental Society 2013 Golf Tournament

Date: Saturday, May 18, 2013 Time: 8:00 am breakfast/warm up Tee Time: 9:00 am shotgun start Location: Industry Hills Golf Club One Industry Hills Parkway, City of Industry 626 854-2351

Registration Deadline: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 Entry Fee: FREE TO WLADS members; $125 for all others

We are inviting all golfers of the Western Los Angeles Dental Society (and their friends, relatives, and staff members) to come out and join us for a fun day of golf and camaraderie!!! The tournament format is scramble foursome. Form your “Awesome Foursome” for first, second and third place prizes. If you do not have your own foursome, we will find you a team to join! Just let us know your approximate skill level - handicap.

The fee includes breakfast, lunch, and LOTS OF RAFFLE PRIZES!!!

Please send entries to the Western Los Angeles Dental Society Address: 14722 Hawthorne Blvd, Ste B, Lawndale, CA 90260-1505 Telephone: (310) 349-2199 fax: (310) 349-2175 e-mail: [email protected]

Foursome names: (please print) ________________________________ ________________________________

________________________________ ________________________________

contact phone # ______________________ e-mail _______________________

___ @ $0 for WLADS members; ___ @ $125 each for non WLADS members = $______

mail check or credit card info to address above: MC/Visa _____________________________

last 3 digits on reverse ______ exp date ___________ billing zip code _______

name on card:__________________________________

signature ______________________________________

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LOOKING FOR A HYGIENIST?The Los Angeles Dental Hygienists’ Society has a new program to place hygienists with dentists. Doctors looking for hygienists, permanent or temporary, may send an e-mail to [email protected] or contact them by phone at 310-306-3136

Classified AdsThe per issue member rate for classified ads is only $15 for the first 25 words, plus 25 cents for each additional word. Send your check, made payable to The Western Los Angeles Dental Society, at 14722 Hawthorne Blvd., Lawndale, CA 90260. Payment must accompany your order. Call the Society Office for deadline information or non-member rates at (310) 349-2199 or fax to (310) 349-2175.

As a valued TDIC policyholder, this is a reminder that if you have not yet completed the current Risk Management seminar to maintain your 5 percent Professional Liability premium discount* it will expire on July 1, 2013. To register for these live seminars, visit thedentists.com/seminars. If you are unable to attend a live seminar, we encourage you to take advantage of the eLearning option available at thedentists.com/eLearning. You must complete a live seminar or eLearning option by April 25, 2013, in order to be eligible for the 5 percent Professional Liability premium discount.

*TDIC policyholders who complete the current sem-inar, either live seminar or eLearning option, will receive a two-year, 5 percent Professional Liability premium discount effective their next policy renewal

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