Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine

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	Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine Vol. 13 No.2 Fall 2009 In this issue: 10 Playing Against Type A conversation with Kathleen O'Loughlin, D81, the new executive director and chief operating officer of the American Dental Association. by Julie Flaherty Cover Story 12 Out in the World With an assist from Tufts, these alums are caring for patients who need them the most. by Jacqueline Mitchell 18 Footloose Adrina DeVitre is most likely the only member of the Class of D12 who can perform a grand jeté as easily as a cavity prep. by Julie Flaherty 21 Hardly Retiring Among the items on Robert Chapman's life-after-Tufts to-do list are consulting for dental schools overseas, exploring electronic patient records as a research tool and continuing in private practice. by Julie Flaherty departments 2 Letters 3 From the Dean 5 Word of Mouth A Scan of People, Places & Events 8 Lab Notes: A Report on Leading - Edge Science 24 On Campus Dental School News 41 University News The Wider World of Tufts 42 Beyond Boundaries Providing the Means for Excellence 45 Alumni News
	Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine Vol. 13 No.1 Winter 2009 In this issue: Features 10 Creature Comforts Dr. Seuss, who once created a character called the Escardax (half escargot, half dachshund), no doubt would have fancied the work of Charles Cohen, D87, part dentist, part literary scholar. By Julie Flaherty Cover Story 14 The Age of Dentistry Caring for elderly patients is as much about appreciating the complexities of aging as it is about teeth—a perspective that will become even more critical as 76 million baby boomers enter their 60s. By Julie Flaherty and Jacqueline Mitchell 22 Murder He Wrote What possessed a mild-mannered pediatric dentist to turn to a life of (literary) crime? By Julie Flaherty 26 Economic Grind When the stars come out at night, financial meltdown chips away at oral health. By Jacqueline Mitchell 64 Head of the Class Never condescending, always brilliant, H. Spencer Glidden, A12, M31, wasn't afraid to use the gross-out factor to makehis pathology lectures memorable. By Jacqueline Mitchell Departments 2 Letters 3 From the Dean 5 Word of Mouth A Scan of People & Events 29 On Campus: Dental School News 46 University News 49 Beyond Boundaries: Providing the Means for Excellence 52 Alumni News 63 Continuing Education
	Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine Vol. 12 No.2 Summer 2008 In this issue: Features 8 Winty's Garden by Jacqueline Mitchell What's it like practicing dentistry in the middle of 200 acres of lush woodlands populated by all manner of flora and fauna? Heaven on earth, says Winthrop Harrington, D60. 12 Heads Up by Julie Flaherty If every mouth is different, every brain is certainly unique. A good understanding of behavioral science may be the key to happy patients and a healthy practice. 18 Homegrown Teachers by Jacqueline Mitchell The nationwide shortage of dental faculty looms large as baby-boomers head for retirement. Here's one way to replenish the ranks. 22 Lost City Charles Rankin, D79, DG86, takes us on a photographic tour of Machu Picchu. 72 Hub of the Dental Universe by H. Martin Deranian A Puritan minister, Paul Revere, George Washington's favorite dentist--all had a rolein the early days of dentistry in Boston. Departments 2 Letters 3 From the Dean 4 Word of Mouth 28 University News 30 On Campus 48 Beyond Boundaries 53 Calendar of Events 54 Alumni News 71 Continuing Education
	Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine Vol. 12 No.1 Winter 2008
	Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine Vol. 11 No.2 Summer 2007
	Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine Vol. 11 No.1 Winter 2007