PUBLISHED BY Wright Publishing Group, Inc. 726 Pasadena Avenue South St. Petersburg, FL 33707 (727) 343-5600 E-mail: lisa@wrightgrp.com www.wrightgrp.com ADVERTISING SALES & ANNUAL MEETING EXHIBIT MANAGER Kimberly Price Integrity Media Group 10706 Preserve Lake Drive Suite 6-110 Tampa, FL 33626 Toll Free: (800) 448-1601 x 5 Phone: (813) 749-0012 Fax: (813) 864-4454 E-mail: kprice@orthodontics.com ADVERTISING & EDITORIAL POLICY The American Orthodontic Society welcomes advertising in its publications as an important means of keeping the orthodontic practitioner informed of new and better products and services for the practice of orthodontics. Such advertising must be factual, dignified, tasteful and intended to provide useful product and service information. These standards apply to all product-specific promotional material submitted to the American Orthodontic Soci-ety. The publication of an advertisement is not to be construed as an endorsement or approval by the American Orthodontic Soci-ety unless the advertisement specifically includes an authorized statement that such approval or endorsement has been granted. The fact that an advertisement for a product, service or company has appeared in an Amer-ican Orthodontic Society publication will not be referred to in collateral advertising. The American Orthodontic Society reserves the right to accept or reject advertising at its sole discretion for any product or service submitted for publication. CONTRIBUTOR BIOGRAPHIES Chris Baker, RN, DMD, is a Diplomate of the AOS. She gradu-ated from University of Kentucky College of Dentistry and completed both her specialty residency in Pediatric Dentistry, and her fellowship in the Department of Orthodontics at University of Connecticut. Dr. Baker is a senior lecturer for the AOS and is a clinical professor at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry and practices pediatric dentistry and orthodontics in Lexington, KY. Kevin L. Boyd, M.Sc., DDS, is a board-certified pediatric dentist with an M. Sc. in Human Nutrition. He is in private practice in Chicago, IL and an attending instructor in the resi-dency-training program in Pediatric Dentistry at Children’s Memorial Hospital. He is currently completing pre-requisite course work in Biological Anthropology in preparation for grad-uate study and research in the newly emerging discipline of Evolutionary Dentistry. His clinical focus is centered upon prevention of oral and systemic disease through promotion of healthy breathing and eating; his primary research interest is in the area of infant/early childhood feeding practices and how they impact palatal-facial development. Nancy T. Brohawn, RDH, BSDH, has worked as a clinical dental hygienist since graduating from West Virginia University. As a member of the American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), she is currently on the Access Editorial Advisory Board, an officer of the Delaware Dental Hygienists’ Association (DDHA), and delegate to ADHA Annual Session.As a member of the Delaware Oral Health Coalition, its executive board, she serves on the Awareness and Access committees. Her enthusiasm for the dental hygiene profession has been shared with students as an adjunct faculty member. Nancy served as a counselor and group leader for Nursing Mothers Inc. (NMI) providing volunteer counseling. Community involvement also includes health fairs and dental talks to schools and community groups. Honors include DDHA Hygienist of the Year, DDHA Community Service Award and RDH/Sunstar Award of Distinction. COPYRIGHT © 2011. Journal of the American Orthodontic Society. The material in each issue of the JAOS is protected by copyright. None of it may be duplicated, reprinted or reproduced in any manner without express written consent from the publisher. All inquiries and/or requests should be submitted in writing to Wright Publishing Group, Inc. or via email at lisa@wrightgrp.com. David W. Jackson, DDS, FAGD, IBO, graduated from Baylor College of Dentistry in 1978. Dr. Jackson, a member of AOS and AGpO, as well as other professional organizations, lectures extensively for the American Orthodontic Society and the International Association for Orthodontics. His insight to the real world of orthodontics in the general practice is honest and informative. SUBSCRIPTIONS The Journal of the American Orthodontic Society is a benefit of membership for current American Orthodontic Society and Academy of Gp Orthodontics members. Annual subscriptions to the bi-monthly journal (6 issues per year) are available at a rate of $60/year for US residents, $120 USD/year for Canada and $150 USD/year internationally. Back issues are available at a rate of $10 per copy until supplies run out. To subscribe to the JAOS, please visit www.orthodontics.com. Arafa Mohammad Arafa Khatab, BDS, MSc, PhD is a faculty member of the University of Egypt as well as a lecturer of Pedodontics. A graduate of Tanta University of Egypt, Dr. Khatab has spent hundreds of hours in research, gaining clinical experiences and receiving training in dental sedation, implant and root canal therapy. www.orthodontics.com November/December 2011 7
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