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Dental
Laboratory Technology
MECANICA DENTAL DISTANCE COURSE.
Author: Dr. M. Moreno, M.S. (1994) 2nd. Ed.
A special learning system in Spanish(distance course),for who needs to train
a dental laboratory technician, since basic concepts to practical
procedures that are self-assesed by trail and error check lists.
The check lists are included in each didactic unit. In the Dental technician distance course there are 20 didatic units that include the description of how to make a
set of complete dentures (10 units), removable partial dentures
(6 units) and casted fixed partial dentures (4 units).
Modern techniques used by renown specialists, D.T. Masahiro
Kuwata, Dr. K.D. Rudd and applied in research centers,
like the University of Michigan (among others) are described
in these learning units. D.T. Victor Testas Muñoz work
is demonstrated in the fixed partial dentures section. Mr. Testas
is Dental Laboratory Faculty of the Postgraduate Prosthodontic
Program at the School of Dentistry of the Universidad Intercontinental,
Mexico City, Mexico.
Please refer to the seccion Publicaciones
(spanish version)
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TRANSLATIONS (ENGLISH/SPANISH) AND TECHNICAL REVIEWS OF BOOKS
Dr. Moreno has contributed in the Spanish Speaking Dental Community
translations from English into Spanish of several scientific articles
and a book by: Malamed, Stanley, F., DDS.: Handbook of Medical
Emergencies in the Dental Office, published by the C.V. Mosby,
Co.; Spanish title: Urgencias Medicas en el Consultorio Dental.
Segunda Edición. Editorial Cient……. 474 pp.
Moreover, Dr. Moreno reviewed the translation of the book:
Winkler, Sheldon, B.A. D.D.S., F.A.C.D.: Essentials of Complete
Denture Prosthodontics, by the C.V. Mosby Yearbook, Inc.): Prostodoncia
Total. Editorial Limusa, S.A. de C.V. y Grupo Noriega Editores,
México, D.F., 1999; 576 pp.
Other Publications:
Moreno D.: Revista de la ADM No 1. Vol 56, 12-17,
1999. Sinus lift trasplantion of iliac bone, to place third molar
germs in a newly formed bone bed.
Abstract: Two surgical times are reviewed for a bilateral
sinus lift with cancellous bone of iliac crest, in 17 year old
female patient with partial anodontia. The surgery objectiv was
to create a newly form bone bed, at the superior premolar area,
in wich the wisdom superior theeth germs will be transplanted.
Moreno de Delgado M., Garcia L.T., Rudd K.D.:
Camouflaging partial denture clasps. J. Prosthet Dent 1986
May; 55 (5):656-60
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SPONSORING ORGANIZATION TRIBUTE 2000
| The Mexico City Prosthodontic
Society Founded in 1975 |
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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of The Mexico City Prosthodontic Society
is to assist the dental community in learning the latest
technologies in all the different fields of prosthodontics,
so they can provide their patients with the best treatment.
In addition, annual meetings feature invited specialists
from overseas to broaden the education of the dental
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Before the advance education
programs in prosthodontics were available in Mexico,
there was little opportunity to attend continuing education
meetings. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, people
from Mexico began to enroll in advanced training in
prosthodontics, mainly at the universities in the United
States. One of the innovators of prosthodontics in Mexico
was Cuban-born Dr Carlos Ripol, who lectured extensively,
mainly on the subject of fixed prosthodontics. He created
schools for advanced education of specialists in the
area of oral rehabilitation.
In Mexico City, the first national meeting of prosthodontists
was held in 1975 by a group of dentists who formed the
Mexico City Prosthodontic Society. The first president
was Dr. Lauro Cantu and, from that time, monthly scientific
sessions and annual meetings have been organized and
attended. As the same time, in cities such as Guadalajara,
Monterrey, Culiacan, Ciudad Obregon, and Morelia, prosthodontic
societies were formed.
The Mexico City Prosthodontic Society has evolved over
the years. At the beginning, dentists without prior
prosthodontic training got together to learn more about
prosthodontics for their practices. In 1984, when Dr
Jorge Paras became the president of the society, dentists
with advanced training in prosthodontics were invited
to share their scientific and technologic knowledge
at the lectures, courses, and meetings,,so that other
dentists and dental students could learn about both
the latest techniques and the different procedures being
used in prosthodontics, making the society a diverse
but well united group. A few months later, Dr Kenneth
D. Rudd became an Honorary Member of our society.
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He has shown great interest, collaboration,
motivation, knowledge, and friendship to The Mexico
City Prosthodontic Society and to our country. We
are grateful to him for him for this.
Today, the society has, as members, many of the specialists
who were trained in prosthodontics outside of Mexico.
Also, the society is part of the Mexico City Dental
Association, which is a branch of the Mexican Dental
Association.
Fig. 1. Drs Antonio Bello, Carlos
Quiroz, Sergio Mendoza, Alberto Mishy and Pablo Olivar
at the end of The Mexico City Society 1992 annual
meeting.
PAST PRESIDENTS
Lauro Cantu
Ignacio Orendain
Carlos Rosas
Miguel Ricardez
Jorge Paras
Alfredo Sakar
Federico Perez Diez
Antonio Bello
Luis Occelli
Ramon Braojos
Miguel Colin
Alfonso Gonzalez
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CURRENT OFFICERS
Officers of The Mexico City Prosthodontic Society for
the year 2000 are as follows:
Fig. 2 Mrs Martha Paras, Dr M. Moreno,
Mrs Luz Herrera, Dr Jesus Herrera, Dr Kenneth Rudd,
and Dr Jorge Paras in 1984.
President: A. Manuel Perez, Sierra Amatepec 261, Lomas
de Chapultepec, Mexico City, 11000, Mexico. Telephone:
(52) 5540-0005.
Vice President: Felipe Cacho, Damas 12-3, San Jose Insurgentes,
Mexico City, 03900, Mexico. Telephone and Fax: (52)
5615-0829.
Immediate Past President: Alfonso Gonzalez, Presa Don
Martin 59-A, Irrigación 11500, Mexico City, Mexico.
Telephone: (52) 5395-5550; Fax: (52) 5557-2156.
Treasurer: A. Miguel Sanchez, Homero 1425, Polanco,
11560, Mexico City, Mexico. Telephone: (52)5580-5157;
Fax: (52) 5580-5207. |
Secretary: Carlos Flugel, Bosque
de Cidros 46, Bosque de las lomas, Mexico City, Mexico.
Organization Editor: Carlos Quiroz, Vosgos 125-302,
Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City, 11000, Mexico.
Telephone: (52) 5540-0507, Fax: (52) 540-0387.
Directors:
Rolando Velasco, Bosque de Duraznos 69-104, Bosque
de las Lomas, Mexico City, 11700, Mexico. Telephone:
(52) 5212-2859.
Carlos Herran, Paseo De las Palmas 745-906, Lomas
de Chapultepec, Mexico City, 11000. Telephone: (52)
5520-4568; Fax: (52) 5520-4531.
Luz Maria Gomez, Paseo de las Palmas 745-906, Lomas
de Chapultepec, Mexico City, 11000. Telephone: (52)
5520-4568; Fax: (52) 5520-4531.
Hector Cabañas, Blvd. Interlomas 14, Interlomas, Edo.
Mexico, 52786, Mexico Telephone: (52 ) 5529-8437.
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Availability of JOURNAL Back
Issues
As a service to our subscribers, copies of back issues
of The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry for the preceding
5 years are maintained and are available for purchase
from the publisher, Mosby, until inventory is depleted.
The following quantity discounts are available: 25%
off on quantities of 12 to 23, and one third off on
quantities of 24 or more. Please wrete to Mosby, Suscription
Customer Service, 6277 Sea Harbor Dr, Orlando, FL 32887,
or call 800-654-2452 or 407-345-4000 for information
on availability of particular issues and prices. If
unavailable from the publisher, photo copies of complete
issues may be purchased from Bell & Howell Information
and Learning, 300 N Zeeb Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1346,
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M., Garcia L.T., Rudd K.D.: Camouflaging partial denture clasps.
J. Prosthet Dent 1986 May; 55 (5):656-60 |
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