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Tufts Dental Medicine MagazineDownload the latest version of the Tufts Dental Medicine Magazine. Vol. 15 No. 2 Fall 2011 Features 12 Pivotal Profession - A conversation with Huw F. Thomas, the dental school's 16th dean. 16 Dentistry Behind Bars - Practicing in a prison is a mix of the peculiar and the familiar, say alumni whose career paths have taken them inside the corrections system. 22 Chew On This - In tending to pets' oral health needs, veterinarians take their cures from human dentistry.
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Vol. 15 No. 1 Spring 2011 Features 10 The General Dentist - The unexpected path of Gerard Caron, D78, the highest-ranking dentist in the Air Force. 14 On Good Behavior - Knowing how to connect with pint-sized patients--and their parents--is the key to a successful pediatric visit. 19 'A Poet, Too, Was There...' - A 19th-century dentist, immortalized in a Longfellow poem, earned a place in literary history. 22 Color His Career - Richard Goodkind, D62, approached his profession with an artist's touch. In retirement, he continues to pursue his Muse. 26 To Better Society - A conversation with Anthony Monaco, the next president of Tufts University. Departments 2 Letters
Vol. 14 No. 2 Fall 2010 Features 12 Afraid to Show Up - Every dentist has a few fearful patients. A new book by Arthur Weiner, D58, and other behavioral scientists offers advice on easing their anxieties. Cover Story 14 Dental Force - Safeguarding the well-being of 2.4 million patients--and the security of the nation. 23 The Good and the Great Unknown - While the new health-care reform law contains potentially transformative measures for dentistry, money and politics still could thwart the big goal: quality care for all. 26 Shiny + New - Join us for a pictorial tour of your new dental school. Departments 2 Letters
Vol. 14 No. 1 Spring 2010 Features 9 A Villiage Thrives in Zambia - What started out as a dental program has developed into myriad opportunities for the people of Muchila. by Taylor McNeil 14 The Quiet Pioneer - Jessie Gideon Garnett, a 1919 alumna, opened doors for African Americans and for women. by Julie Flaherty Cover Story 16 Snooze Control - Untreated sleep disorders cost $150 billion each year in accidents and lost productivity and another $48 billion in medical costs for drowsy drivers who get into accidents. How Tufts Dental School is addressing this public health threat. by Jacqueline Mitchell 21 Stage Struck - Forget what you remember about high school plays. Len Radin, D73, has his students reaching for the stars--and it doesn't hurt that the director makes fabulous fangs. by Julie Flaherty 26 Living With MS - The five words that changed my life.by Michael Suddath, D85 Departments 2 Letters
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