Alpha Omega is the oldest international dental organization and was founded in Baltimore, Maryland in 1907 by a group of dental students originally to fight discrimination in dental schools. Today with our headquarters in Rockville, Maryland, AO is primarily an educational and philanthropic organization. There are chapters and members in cities and dental schools in the United States, Canada, South America, Europe, Israel, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Alpha Omega represents about 6,000 active dentists worldwide. Alpha Omega is responsible for the formation of both dental schools in Israel: The Hebrew University-Hadassah School of Dentistry and the Tel Aviv University School of Dental Medicine.
The Washington, D.C. chapter was formed in 1927.Each year we offer over 20 credits of continuing education to our members, in addition to several social events.Our chapter members provide needed dental services on a volunteer basis to the Hebrew Home of Washington, D.C. in Rockville, Maryland; we help educate caregivers in nursing homes and participate in dental screenings at the Special Olympics. Our chapter's Holocaust Survivor program (in conjunction with the Jewish Social Service Agency of Greater Washington and the Maimonides Dental Society) is a nationally recognized program and serves as a template for US involvement in outreach programs for those in need.
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2017 - 2018 CE SCHEDULE
9/19/17 Opening Meeting with Spouses, Significant Others - DC Sports Mr. Andy Pollin (of 106.7 the FAN Radio)
10/17/17 Ergonomics and Breathing - Dr. Manny Kim
11/21/17 Skeletal Stem Cells - Use in Bone Regeneration & Jaw Bone Defects Dr. Janice Lee
1/21/18 Brunch and Learn- Prevention and Non-Surgical Treatment of Caries Dr. Nate Lawson
2/20/18 Hearing and the Professional Ear - Dr. Clare Williams
3/20/18 Joint Lecture AO & Maimonides
4/17/18 Periodontal Regeneration - Dr. Dean Reynolds
ALL REGULAR MEETINGS ARE AT 4935 Bar&Kitchen 4935 Cordell Avenue, Bethesda, MD
Please note that the restaurant does not provide valet parking. Public parking is available within walking distance at the following lots: Cordell & St. Elmo, Del Ray & Auburn, Old Georgetown & Woodmont. Bring quarters for the meters or use the Mobile>>Now smartphone app.
First-time guests to a scientific meeting are always welcome at no charge. Bring a guest to the the next meeting.
