[ ] Board of Trustees [ ] Constitution and Bylaws [ ] Dental Benefits Programs [ ] Dental Health Planning/Hospital Dentistry [ ] Dental Practice [ ] District Claims A complete list of all SDDS standing committees can be found on our website, www.sddsny.org, or in your 2022 CE Program and Activity Guide. Send completed forms to SDDS via any of the following methods: mail to 111 Fort Greene Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217-1418; fax to (718) 797-4335 or e-mail bulletin@sddsny.org. [ ] District Relief [ ] Ethics [ ] Finance and Budget [ ] Governmental Affairs [ ] Greater New York Dental Meeting [ ] Membership and Communications [ ] New Dentist [ ] Oral Health [ ] Peer Review and Quality Assurance [ ] Publications [ ] Richmond County Dental Society [ ] Other (please list): __________________________ A NOTE TO ALL SDDS MEMBERS Each year at this time the president-elect begins the process of formulating appointments to the SDDS standing committees for the following year. If you have any interest in serving on any of these committees in 2023, now is the time to notify SDDS headquarters. If you require further information or wish to be considered for appointment, please complete the form below and forward to SDDS headquarters to the attention of Dr. Raymond Flagiello, president-elect. NAME: _____________________________________________ OFFICE ADDRESS: _______________________________________________ OFFICE PHONE: _______________________________________ E-MAIL: _____________________________________________________ ____ YES, I am interested in serving the Second District and the dental profession. Please contact me with information about the following committees: Continued from Page 7 » Answer: The superimposed safety glasses worn by the patient to protect his eyes from inadvertent materials during dentistry and aid in providing comfort from the bright dental operatory lights or loupe/headlights. The screw was the portion of the safety glasses that connects the temple/arm to the rim/frame. Dentists should be aware of this radiographic artifact that may be seen much more frequently when working on the maxillary posterior areas of the jaw. Recommendations of safety glasses removal during X-rays or the use of different style safety glasses in your practice will solve this problem. 8 SDDS BULLETIN May/June 2022 — VOLUME 39 ◊ NUMBER 3
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