2017 ANNUAL REPORT

“Protect oral and maxillofacial surgery by helping to elect federal candidates who support oral and maxillofacial surgeons, the specialty and our patients.”

MISSION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chair Letter 4

Candidate Contributions 5

OMSPAC in Action 7

Member Contributions 8

Activity & Success 10

2017 Priority Issues 12

Contributors’ Reception 13

Thank You 14

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CHAIR LETTER Dear Colleagues: On behalf of the entire OMSPAC Board of Directors, I am happy to present you with our Annual Report of OMSPAC activities and successes. In 2017, 1,002 AAOMS members supported OMSPAC with $372,501 in personal and corporate donations. The more contributions we receive, the more opportunities we have to provide assistance to candidates who understand and support our specialty. In addition, OMSPAC distributed $158,500 to candidates running in the 2018, 2020 or 2022 elections. More than 30 OMSs helped us deliver these contributions in the local districts. Each time a contribution was delivered, it provided an opportunity to discuss our issues and form relationships with individuals who decide our future. Thank you for your support in all our endeavors. OMSPAC is only as strong as our contributors, and we would not be where we are without you! Sincerely,

Harry Y. Canter Jr., DDS Chair Jeffrey H. Wallen, DDS Treasurer/District III Cynthia E. Winne, DMD, MPH District I

Dana C. Jackson, DDS District II Gary H. Dwight, DDS, MS District IV Matthew C. Lowe, DDS District V

W. Frederick Stephens, DDS District VI Joel M. Friedman, DDS Immediate Past Chair Thomas F. Burk, DDS, MD ROAAOMS Liaison

2018 OMSPAC BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Karin Wittich, CAE Secretary Jeanne Tuerk Assistant Treasurer

Tracy Macino Finance Administrator Sandy Guenther State Government Affairs Project Manager

Adam Walaszek Staff Associate

OMSPAC STAFF

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Harry Y. Canter Jr., DDS

Chair, 2018 OMSPAC Board of Directors

Easton, Md.

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTIONS

GIVING COMPARED TO OTHER PACS

American Association of Nurse

Anesthetists — $323,000

Trial Attorneys — $1,058,000

American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons — $775,475

American Society of Anesthesiologists — $668,200

American Dental Association — $598,050

American College of Emergency Physicians — $596,314

American College of Radiology — $563,000

OMSPAC — $158,500

American Society of Plastic Surgeons — $96,000

American Medical Association — $85,500

American Association of Orthodontists — $113,000

OMSPAC distributed $158,500 to federal candidates in the 2017-18 election cycle, ranking 26th among healthcare professional PACs. In the 2015-16 election cycle, OMSPAC ranked 19th and has been consistently in the top 25 for the past 10 years. The ranking is directly related to how much money is contributed to federal candidates. The more contributions received, the more can be contributed to those candidates who support the specialty.

GIVING BY CHAMBER GIVING BY PARTY

A total of $158,500 was given to federal candidates running for re-election in the 2018, 2020 and 2022 elections as of Dec. 31, 2017. Below is a list of all the candidates who received OMSPAC support for current or future election cycles. Any OMSPAC contributor may request a candidate contribution from the OMSPAC Board of Directors. For more information, please visit OMSPAC.org.

DEMOCRATS - 44% REPUBLICANS - 56% U.S. SENATE - 32% U.S. HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVES -

68%

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On March 20, 2017, OMSPAC hosted a fundraiser for Congresswoman Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) in Washington, D.C., raising more than $27,000. Rep. Walorski has supported AAOMS legislative priorities such as antitrust and medical malpractice reform and received the 2017 AAOMS Outstanding Legislator of the Year Award.

OMSPAC-HOSTED EVENTS From left: Dr. Herb Stith, Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) and Drs. B.D. Tiner, Joel Friedman and Jerry Bird.

CANDIDATES RECEIVING OMSPAC SUPPORT – U.S. SENATE

ARIZONA Rep. Paul Gosar (R) — $7,000 CALIFORNIA Rep. Tony Cardenas (D) — $2,500 Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D) — $1,000 Rep. Ted Lieu (D) — $2,500 Rep. Raul Ruiz (D) — $2,000 Rep. Brad Sherman (D) — $2,000 CONNECTICUT Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D) — $2,500 FLORIDA Rep. Gus Bilirakis (R) — $1,000 Rep. Neal Dunn (R) — $2,500 Rep. Dennis Ross (R) — $1,000 GEORGIA Rep. Drew Ferguson (R) — $5,000 Rep. Tom Graves (R) — $1,500 Rep. Karen Handel (R) — $1,500 Rep. David Scott (D) — $1,000 Rep. Rob Woodall (R) — $1,500 IDAHO Rep. Mike Simpson (R) — $5,000

CANDIDATES RECEIVING OMSPAC SUPPORT – CANDIDATES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

ILLINOIS Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R) — $1,000 Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) — $1,000 Rep. Peter Roskam (R) — $1,000 INDIANA Rep. Jackie Walorski (R) — $10,000 MASSACHUSETTS Rep. Richard Neal (D) — $2,000 NEW JERSEY Rep. Bill Pascrell (D) — $1,000 NEVADA Rep. Jacky Rosen (D) — $1,000 NEW YORK Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D) — $2,500 Rep. Grace Meng (D) - $2,000 OHIO Rep. Pat Tiberi (R) — $5,000^ Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R) — $1,000 OREGON Rep. Greg Walden (R) — $2,000

PENNSYLVANIA Rep. Tim Murphy (R) — $2,500^ SOUTH CAROLINA Rep. Tom Rice (R) — $2,500 TENNESSEE Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R) — $5,000 Rep. Phil Roe (R) — $3,000 TEXAS Rep. Brian Babin (R) — $6,000 Rep. Gene Green (D) — $2,000 WASHINGTON Rep. Rick Larson (D) — $2,000 Rep. Dave Reichert (R) — $1,000^ WISCONSIN Rep. Mike Gallagher (R) — $2,000 Rep. Ron Kind (D) — $5,000 Rep. Mark Pocan (R) — $3,000 Rep. Paul Ryan (R) — $5,000

COLORADO Sen. Cory Gardner (R) — $1,000* CONNECTICUT Sen. Chris Murphy (D) — $2,000 DELAWARE Sen. Thomas Carper (D) — $3,000 Sen. Chris Coons (D) — $4,000* IOWA Sen. Charles Grassley (R) — $2,500* IDAHO Sen. Jim Risch (R) — $1,000* LOUISIANA Sen. Bill Cassidy (R) — $5,000*

MARYLAND Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D) — $1,500 MICHIGAN Sen. Gary Peters (D) — $3,500* Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D) — $7,000 MONTANA Sen. Steve Daines (R) — $1,000* NORTH DAKOTA Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D) — $2,000 NEW JERSEY Sen. Cory Booker (D) — $2,000 NEW YORK Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D) — 6,000*

PENNSYLVANIA Sen. Robert Casey (D) — $1,000 TEXAS Sen. John Cornyn (R) — $1,000* UTAH Sen. Orrin Hatch (R) — $6,000^ WYOMING Sen. Michael Enzi (R) — $1,000*

^Announced retirement after the contribution was distributed *Not up for re-election in 2018

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OMSPAC IN ACTION

Dr. Gordon Austin (left) and Rep. Rob Woodall (R-Ga.)

Dr. Terry Cisler (right) and Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Wis.)

Dr. Jim Jensvold (right) and Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.)

Dr. Gordon Austin (left) and Rep. Tom Graves (R-Ga.)

Dr. Herb Stith (left) and Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.)

Dr. Richard Crinzi (right) and Rep. Rick Larsen (D-Wash.)

Dr. John Hillgen (right) and Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.)

Dr. Marty Eichner (right) and Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.)

Dr. Timothy Durtsche (right) and Rep. Ron Kind (D-Wis.)

Dr. Jim Jensvold (right) and Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.)

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2011

$506,456

2012

$456,266

2013

$506,078

2014

$511,899

2015

$487,215

2016

$424,086

2017

$372,501

MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

Minnesota State OMSPAC Chair – Christopher J. French, DDS, of Eagan Minn. – is the recipient of the 2017 OMSPAC Fundraiser of the Year Award. OMSPAC Board of Directors Chair Joel M. Friedman, DDS, of New York, N.Y., made the announcement during the Advocacy Breakfast, which took place at the 2017 Annual Meeting. Dr. Friedman noted Dr. French received the award due to his prolific fundraising, strong state participation – which was 10 percent above the national average for 2016 – and willingness to volunteer on behalf of OMSPAC.

2017 OMSPAC FUNDRAISER OF THE YEAR

More than 70 percent of contributions received in 2017 arrived in amounts less than the amount earned from an hour’s work in a practice.

GIVING TRENDS

In 2017, OMSPAC contributions totaled $372,501, down $51,585 or 12 percent from 2016. It’s important to remember the amount contributed to OMSPAC directly affects our ability to support federal candidates.

AVERAGE 2017 CONTRIBUTION

$371.76 54% - Silver $250-$374

10% - Gold $375-$499

21% - Diamond $500-$999

6% - Capitol Club $1,000+

1% - State/Reg. Societies

3% - All Residents $5-$50

5% - Other <$250

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TOTAL PARTICIPATION In 2017, 14 percent of all AAOMS members contributed to OMSPAC, down 3 percent from 2016. While only one in seven AAOMS members support OMSPAC, all benefit from our efforts.

PARTICIPATION BY STATE Delaware boasted the highest participation in the country, with 37.5 percent of AAOMS members in the state contributing to OMSPAC.

<10%

11-20%

21-30%

31-40%

MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS (CONT.)

2011

26.70%

2012

22.52%

2013

25.24%

2014

23.78%

2015

20.52%

2016

17.18%

2017

14.22%

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ACTIVITY & SUCCESS In addition to supporting 69 candidates over the course of the 2017-18 election cycle, OMSPAC engaged in the following activities and celebrated the following legislative victories.

For more information on these

and other activities,

visit OMSPAC.org or AAOMS.org.

SEP

OCT

The OMSPAC Board solicits colleagues during the AAOMS Annual Meeting at the OMSPAC Booth, raising more than $10,000.

JAN

FEB

OMSPAC publishes its Annual Report, highlighting its efforts in 2016.

MAY

JUN

OMSPAC creates a newly designed brochure to solicit members.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Protecting Access to Care Act of 2017, which reduces the excessive burden the liability system places on the healthcare delivery system.

OMSPAC publishes its quarterly newsletter, The ImPACt.

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OMSPAC redesigns The ImPACt and publishes the quarterly newsletter with its new design.

OMSPAC participates in the AAOMS Annual Meeting, hosting more than 170 contributors at its annual Contributors’ Reception.

OMSPAC provides its first two issues of Nathan Gonzales’ Inside Elections to current contributors.

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DEC

MA

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AP

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OMSPAC hosts a fundraiser for Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.), raising more than $23,000.

OMSPAC supports the 16th annual AAOMS Day on the Hill. More than 110 OMSs from around the country met with over 170 congressional offices to discuss OMS issues. OMSPAC also sponsored several OMS residents to participate in the meeting.

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OMSPAC provides updates on OMSPAC to the AAOMS district caucuses.

OMSPAC hosts several dentist members of Congress at the Day on the Hill reception. They include Reps. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), Drew Ferguson (R-Ga.), Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) and Brian Babin (R-Texas).

OMSPAC publishes its quarterly newsletter, The ImPACt.

The U.S. House of Representatives passes the Protecting Seniors’ Access to Medicare Act of 2017, which permanently removes Medicare’s Independent Payment Advisory Board.

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The U.S. House of Representatives passes the Competitive Health Insurance Reform Act of 2017, which restores the application of federal antitrust laws to health insurance businesses.

OMSPAC releases a redesigned logo.

OMSPAC creates its first video to solicit colleagues.

2017 PRIORITY ISSUES OMSPAC supports candidates who listen and support our federal priorities. Below are just some of the issues identified as important to the specialty by the AAOMS Committee on Government Affairs and the AAOMS Board of Trustees. For more information on AAOMS’s other federal legislative priorities, visit the Government Affairs page on AAOMS.org.

FEDERAL ANTITRUST REFORM

AAOMS supports repealing the McCarran-Ferguson Act, which exempts health insurers from federal antitrust laws.

Why is it important? Antitrust laws are designed to protect and foster competition in the marketplace. However, since 1945, the McCarran-Ferguson Act has provided the insurance industry with a statutory exemption from federal antitrust laws that apply to every other industry. Antitrust law has evolved, making the exemption unnecessary. It has likely contributed to a lack of adequate competition in the nation’s health insurance marketplace, to the detriment of healthcare providers and consumers by giving states, which do not have the resources to take action against health insurers that break state antitrust laws, the primary responsibility of regulating insurers’ antitrust activities.

Why is it important? Student loan debt is a significant determining factor in where and how OMSs practice. Large amounts of debt may hinder younger OMSs from buying a home, starting a family, buying into a practice or rendering pro bono services.

REFORM STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT

AAOMS supports reforming student loan repayment by:

Reducing federal graduate student loan interest rates to levels below 6 percent.

Expanding the current tax deduction on student loan interest and removing income limits to receive the deduction.

Allowing student loan borrowers to consolidate federal and private loans and refinance the interest rates on those loans more than once to take advantage of lower rates. Once a loan has been refinanced, the interest rate should be allowed to remain fixed for the duration of the loan’s repayment or until the borrower decides to refinance again.

Expanding repayment policies for federal student loan forgiveness programs and allowing participants to take advantage of forgiveness or repayment assistance earlier in the loan repayment process.

Why is it important? Limitations on FSAs and HSAs force patients to forgo necessary dental care. Out-of-pocket medical costs can exceed FSA/HSA contribution maximums.

EXPAND THE USE OF FSAS AND HSAS

AAOMS supports canceling the FSA “use-it-or-lose-it” provision, increasing annual contributions limits and allowing families with more than two dependents to deposit additional funds. AAOMS also supports increasing the annual HSA contribution limit and expanding HSA availability beyond those with a high-deductible plan.

Why is it important? The current system encourages healthcare professionals to engage in “defensive medicine,” which leads to costly and often unnecessary care. It also deters health professionals from sharing information with each other that, in turn, impedes efforts to improve patient safety and quality of care.

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE REFORM

Like many other doctors, oral and maxillofacial surgeons believe the current civil justice system is both costly and ineffective in resolving claims of healthcare liability and injury compensation. It adversely impacts patient access to healthcare services, the quality of patient care and the overall cost-efficiency of healthcare.

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CONTRIBUTORS’ RECEPTION More than 170 people attended the OMSPAC Contributors’ Reception held during the 2017 AAOMS Annual Meeting in San Francisco, Calif. The reception was open to current OMSPAC

contributors and their guests.

VISIT US ON FACEBOOK FOR

MORE PHOTOS OF THE EVENT Facebook.com/OMSPAC

From left: The 2017 OMSPAC Board of Directors, Drs. Gary H. Dwight, Cynthia E. Winne, W. Frederick Stephens, Matthew C. Lowe, Murray K. Jacobs, Harry Y. Canter Jr., Stephanie N. Zastrow and Joel M. Friedman. *Not pictured: Dr. Jeffrey H. Wallen.

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THANK YOU! The OMSPAC Board would like to thank all our contributors for their support. The Board would like to extend a special thanks to our state and regional society, Capitol Club and Diamond-level contributors who made contributions. For a full list of 2017 contributors, please visit OMSPAC.org.

CAPITOL CLUB CONTRIBUTORS ($1,000+) James M. Adams, DDS (Bourbonnais, Ill.) Gordon T. Austin, DMD (Carrollton, Ga.) Michael L. Beckley, DDS (Livermore, Calif.) Colin S. Bell, DDS, MSD (Dallas, Texas) Remy H. Blanchaert, DDS, MD (Wichita, Kans.) John E. Brock, DDS (Charleston, W.Va.) Caesar C. Butura, DDS (Phoenix, Ariz.) Harry Y. Canter, DDS (Easton, Md.) Aaron Sterling Card, DMD, MD (Olathe, Kans.) Guillermo E. Chacon, DDS (Gig Harbor, Wash.) Robert S. Clark, DMD (Lexington, Ky.) Eugene M. D'Amico, DDS (Newark, Del.) Marcos Diaz, DDS (Weston, Fla.) Vincent E. DiFabio, DDS, MS (Frederick, Md.) Stephen N. Doran, DMD (Bloomington, Ill.) Heath H. Evans, DDS (Tulsa, Okla.) Douglas W. Fain, DDS, MD, FACS

(Stilwell, Kans.) Brett L. Ferguson, DDS, FACS (Kansas City, Mo.) Leslie R. Fish, DDS (Chandler, Ariz.) Joel M. Friedman, DDS (New York, N.Y.) Thomas H. Fuqua, DMD, MD (Auburn, Ala.) Eric T. Geist, DDS, FACS (Monroe, La.)

John J. Hillgen, DMD, MBA (Waterbury, Conn.) A. Thomas Indresano, DMD, FACS

(Naperville, Ill.) Murray K. Jacobs, DDS (Redlands, Calif.) James P. Jensvold, DDS (West Hills, Calif.) J. David Johnson, DDS (Oak Ridge, Tenn.) William V. Jordan, DDS (Sugar Land, Texas) Katherine A. Keeley, DDS, MD

(Henderson, Nev.) Carl M. Kimbler, DMD, MD (Aberdeen, S.D.) Daniel J. Klemmedson, DDS, MD (Tucson, Ariz.) Trent W. Listello, DDS (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Matthew C. Lowe, DDS (Pittsburg, Kan.) Daniel C. Madion, DDS, MD

(Traverse City, Mich.) John R. Monterubio, DDS (Saint Louis, Mo.) Ofilio J. Morales, DMD (Orlando, Fla.) Ronald P. Morris, DDS (Wyandotte, Mich.) J. David Morrison, DMD (Loveland, Ohio) Victor L. Nannini, DDS, FACS (Westbury, N.Y.) Steven R. Nelson, DDS, MS (Denver, Colo.) Bryan R. Neuwirth, DDS, MD (Conover, N.C.) Victor T. Pak, DDS (Turlock, Calif.)

Vincent J. Perciaccante, DDS (Peachtree City, Ga.)

Daron C. Praetzel, DMD (Hot Springs, Ark.) Shaun B. Rai, DMD (Virginia Beach, Va.) R. David Roden, DMD, MD (Vestavia, Ala.) Thomas P. Rooney, DMD (Ottawa, Ill.) John J. Rydlewicz, DDS (Appleton, Wis.) Manaf Saker, DMD (Ridgewood, N.J.) Kirk E. Scott, DDS, MD (Frisco, Texas) Adam D. Serlo, DMD, MD (Chapel Hill, N.C.) John V. Shroyer, DDS (Arlington, Texas) Brian R. Smith, DDS, MS (Shreveport, La.) W. Frederick Stephens, DDS (Pasadena, Calif.) Herbert D. Stith, DDS (Geneva, Ill.) Kimberly S. Swanson, DDS (Clearwater, Fla.) Wayne E. Tipps, DDS (Chattanooga, Tenn.) Robert C. Urquhart, DDS (Albuquerque, N.M.) Jeffrey H. Wallen, DDS (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) Erik D. Warren, DDS, MD (Rocky River, Ohio) William R. Whitlow, DDS (Hutchinson, Kan.) Daniel C. Whitney, DDS (Great Falls, Mont.) Craig A. Yamamoto, DDS (Honolulu, Hawaii) Monte K. Zysset, DDS (Lincoln, Neb.)

DIAMOND CONTRIBUTORS ($500-$999) Timothy S. Acord, DDS (Louisville, Ky.) Saar Amrani, DMD, MD (Staten Island, N.Y.) Paul B. Anderson, DDS, MD

(Newport Beach, Calif.) Paul E. Anderson, DMD, MD

(Peachtree City, Ga.) Kevin M. Andrus, DDS (Longmont, Colo.) Warren W. Arrasmith, DMD (Birmingham, Ala.) Wayne S. Atebara, DMD, MD (Hilo, Hawaii) Mark A. Azzopardi, DDS (Novi, Mich.) David G. Baughman, DDS, MD (Houma, La.) Randal L. Begley, DDS, MD

(Cape Girardeau, Mo.) Gerard A. Begley, DMD (Chester, N.J.) Barry R. Berman, DDS (Owings Mills, Md.) William C. Bigelow, DDS (Staunton, Va.) Amy J. Bogardus, DMD (Danville, Ky.) Timothy D. Bonniwell, DMD (Ithaca, N.Y.) William J. Bontempi, DMD, MD

(Wilbraham, Mass.) Andrew A. Bookwalter, DDS (Berlin, Md.) James M. Boyle, DDS, MS (York, Pa.) Gordon L. Brady, DMD (Atlanta, Ga.) Kurt E. Bruksch, DDS (Crystal Lake, Ill.)

Robert J. Buch, DDS, MD (Glendale, Ariz.) Robert L. Burns, DMD (Melbourne, Fla.) Barton G. Bycroft, DMD (Salina, Kan.) Johanny Caceres, DDS (Coral Gables, Fla.) Lionel M. Candelaria, DDS (Albuquerque, N.M.) Jeffrey O. Capes, DMD, MD

(St Simons Island, Ga.) Jack Capodice, DMD, MD (Bloomington, Ill.) Omel G. Cardenas, DDS (Harlingen, Texas) John W. Carey, DMD (Canton, Ga.) Robert N. Chames, DDS (Novi, Mich.) Andrew K. Chang, DDS, MD (San Diego, Calif.) J. Leland Chrisman, DDS (Tupelo, Miss.) John J. Ciabattoni, DDS (Wyomissing, Pa.) Joseph E. Cillo, DMD, PhD, MPH, FACS

(Pittsburgh, Pa.) Louis F. Clarizio, DDS (Portsmouth, N.H.) William J. Clark, DDS, MD (Oxnard, Calif.) Jeffrey R. Clayton, DDS (San Leandro, Calif.) Christine J. Coke, DDS, MD (Fairview, Texas) Robert K. Conlon, DDS (Lake Geneva, Wis.) Kevin J. Corry, DDS (Union, N.J.) Lester L. Cowden, DDS (Oklahoma City, Okla.) H. Mark Cox, DMD (Redding, Calif.)

Robert L. Cronyn, DDS, JD, MS (Buffalo, N.Y.) Jay A. Crossland, DDS (Rapid City, S.D.) Charles L. Cuttino, DDS (Richmond, Va.) Jeffrey E. Cyr, DDS (Richmond, Va.) William L. Davenport, DDS (Hampton, Va.) Jeffrey S. Dean, DDS, MD (Dakota Dunes, S.D.) Timothy J. Devitt, DMD (Bloomington, Ind.) Todd A. Dingman, DDS, MD (Flagstaff, Ariz.) Michael J. Doherty, DDS (Medford, Ore.) Martin G. Dominger, DDS, MD

(Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.) Jeffery Dootson, DMD (Columbia, S.C.) Michael J. Downie, DDS, MD (Hastings, Minn.) Dean L. Duncan, DDS (San Francisco, Calif.) Blaise C. Eckert, DDS (Belmont, Mass.) Wendell A. Edgin, DDS (San Antonio, Texas) Mark A. Egbert, DDS, FACS (Kenmore, Wash.) Bruce N. Epker, DDS, MSD

(Weatherford, Texas) Thomas A. Eschenroeder, DDS (Richmond, Va.) John S. Faber, DDS (Lansing, Mich.) Rebecca A. Facy, DDS, MD

(Colorado Springs, Colo.) Richard A. Fagin, DDS (San Mateo, Calif.)

STATE & REGIONAL SOCIETY CONTRIBUTORS (ANY AMOUNT)

Alabama Society of OMS Connecticut Society of OMS Delaware State Society of OMS

Iowa Society of OMS New Jersey Society of OMS North Carolina Society of OMS

Pennsylvania Society of OMS

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DIAMOND CONTRIBUTORS ($500-$999) (CONT.)

Individuals listed made contributions at the Capitol Club ($1,000+) or Diamond ($500-$999) levels that were processed between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2017.

Please visit OMSPAC.org for a full list of contributors.

SUPPORT OMSPAC If you are interested in supporting OMSPAC, please visit OMSPAC.org/contribute or contact us at omspac@aaoms.org.

Lawrence G. Falender, DDS (Indianapolis, Ind.) Seth T. Farren, DDS (Clifton Park, N.Y.) Allen F. Fielding, DMD, MD (Philadelphia, Pa.) Steven L. Fletcher, DDS, FACS (Iowa City, Iowa) Owen M. Forbes, DDS (Columbus, Ind.) Melvin L. Ford, DDS (Virginia Beach, Va.) Matthew W. Fowlkes, DMD, MD (Monroe, La.) Larry V. Franz, DDS (Oakland, Calif.) Margo J. Freedberg, DMD (Springfield, N.J.) Emily M. Frye, DDS (Oklahoma City, Okla.) John D. Gagnon, DDS (Wichita, Kan.) Wendell K. Gardner, DDS

(Upper Marlboro, Md.) Daniel J. Gesek, DMD (Jacksonville, Fla.) David H. Gilbert, DDS, MS (Upland, Calif.) Jeremiah J. Glosenger, DDS, MS (Minot, N.D.) Elliot H. Goldman, DDS (Clifton, N.J.) Preston A. Gomez, DDS (Bismarck, N.D.) Newton C. Gordon, DDS, MS (Oakland, Calif.) Donald L. Gossett, DDS (Saint Joseph, Mo.) David N. Greenman, DDS (Stamford, Conn.) Jerry L. Greer, DDS (Tulsa, Okla.) Lance F. Grenevicki, DDS, MD (Melbourne, Fla.) Daniel B. Harris, DDS (Metairie, La.) Andrew C. Hartwig, DDS, PhD (Iowa City, Iowa) Earl A. Hasegawa, DDS, MS (Kahului, Hawaii) Karl L. Heggland, DDS (Dillon, Colo.) James M. Henderson, DDS, MD

(Charleston, W.Va.) Ryan T. Higley, DDS (Lubbock, Texas) Robert M. Hinkle, DDS (Dublin, Ohio) Jeffrey R. Hitchan, DMD

(Cranberry Township, Pa.) Lubor Hlousek, DMD, MD (Annapolis, Md.) Victor Ho, DMD (Rowland Heights, Calif.) Brian P. Hogan, DMD (Middletown, R.I.) K. Marcus Hopkins, DDS (Germantown, Tenn.) Joseph R. Howard, DMD, MD

(West Hartford, Conn.) Christensen S. Hsu, DDS (Kaneohe, Hawaii) Dana C. Jackson, DDS (Oxon Hill, Md.) Adam J. Janette, DDS (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) Jason E. Jenny, DDS (Hastings, Minn.) Matthew W. Johnson, DMD (Montgomery, Ala.) Harry E. Jones, DDS (Chattanooga, Tenn.) Christopher Kang, DDS, MD (Palmdale, Calif.) Herbert M. Kanter, DDS (Arlington Heights, Ill.) Spiro C. Karras, DDS (Lincolnwood, Ill.) Amin Kazemi, DMD, MD (West Chester, Pa.) Timothy S. Kelling, DDS, MD (Queensbury, N.Y.) Stephen S. Kelly, DMD (Grand Junction, Colo.) Patricia R. Kelly, DMD (Seattle, Wash.) Gabriel M. Kennedy, DMD (Salem, Ore.) David A. Kessler, DMD, MD (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Brent L. Kincaid, DDS (Chesterfield, Mo.) Brian L. Kloberdanz, DDS (St Charles, Ill.) Timothy J. Koob, DDS (Madison, Wis.) Marten N. Ladman, DMD (Morganville, N.J.) Chris A. Larson, DDS (Garden Grove, Calif.)

Daniel M. Laskin, DDS, MS (Richmond, Va.) Raymond W. Lee, DDS (Plainfield, Ind.) Steven J. Levy, DDS (Atlanta, Ga.) Russell A. Lieblick, DMD (Gresham, Ore.) James J. Link, DDS (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Robert J. Livingston, DDS (Muskogee, Okla.) Mulokozi K. Lugakingira, DMD, MS

(Fort Wayne, Ind.) Bryan A. Luna, DDS, MS (Lima, Ohio) George A. Maranon, DDS, MD (Encino, Calif.) Richard S. Marks, DMD (Sumter, S.C.) Stephen J. Maroda, DDS (Germantown, Tenn.) Manuel J. Matos, DDS (Elizabeth, N.J.) James A. Maxwell, DDS, MS (Springfield, Ohio) Michael A. McGinnis, DDS, MS

(Georgetown, S.C.) John P. McPhillips, DDS, MD (Colleyville, Texas) Pushkar Mehra, DMD, BDS, FACS

(Boston, Mass.) James E. Mercer, DDS (West Columbia, S.C.) Gregory C. Michaels, DDS, MS

(Lancaster, Ohio) M. Drew Millington, DDS (Eau Claire, Wis.) Gayle T. Miranda, DDS (New York, N.Y.) Dale J. Misiek, DMD (Charlotte, N.C.) Parvaz F. Mizrahi, DDS, MPH

(Beverly Hills, Calif.) Abhishek A. Mogre, DMD

(Mountain View, Calif.) Larry J. Moore, DDS, MS (Chino Hills, Calif.) David R. Mulherin, DDS

(The Woodlands, Texas) James F. Nelson, DDS (Richmond, Va.) Sanil B. Nigalye, DDS, MD (Clarence, N.Y.) Babak D. Noorbakhsh, DDS

(Parkersburg, W.Va.) Robert A. Nustad, DDS, MS (Owatonna, Minn.) George Obeid, DDS (Washington, D.C.) Thomas C. Ocheltree, DMD (Bloomington, Ill.) James T. O'Neill, DDS (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Frank E. Orr, DDS (Gadsden, Ala.) Mark E. Oseas, DDS (Torrance, Calif.) Thomas B. Padgett, DMD (Midlothian, Va.) Frank Paletta, DMD, MD, FACS (Warwick, R.I.) Ketan P. Parekh, DDS (Rockwall, Texas) Howard H. Park, DMD, MD

(Santa Monica, Calif.) Richard E. Paul, DMD (Mcdonough, Ga.) Larry Pepper, DMD (Harrisburg, Pa.) R. Thomas Perry, DDS (Dayton, Ohio) Jay C. Platt, DDS (Schererville, Ind.) Julia R. Plevnia, DDS (Parker, Colo.) Daniel Quon, DMD (Jackson, Miss.) Brandon S. Rehrer, DDS (Gresham, Ore.) Paul A. Renke, DDS (Rochester Hills, Mich.) Edward P. Rentschler, DDS (Rockford, Ill.) Irving N. Riley, DDS, MPH (Vallejo, Calif.) Wayne D. Roccia, DMD (Pittsburgh, Pa.) Steven M. Roser, DMD, MD (Atlanta, Ga.)

Steven M. Rowan, DMD (Merced, Calif.) Andrew T. Ruvo, DMD, MD (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Mark R. Ryser, DMD, MD (Salt Lake City, Utah) Christopher J. Saal, DDS, MD (Houma, La.) Debra M. Sacco, DMD, MD (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Voltaire V. Sambajon, DDS, MD (Folsom, Calif.) Louis D. Scannura, DDS (Springfield, Ill.) Leonard E. Schiffman, DMD (Woodmere, N.Y.) Paul J. Schwartz, DMD (Dunkirk, Md.) Carina L. Schwartz-Dabney, DDS, PhD

(Irving, Texas) Nishith S. Shah, DMD, MD (Chandler, Ariz.) David A. Shall, DDS, MD (Toledo, Ohio) Kendall M. Sims, DDS (Antioch, Tenn.) Frank T. Sindoni, DDS, MD (Williamsville, N.Y.) John M. Sisto, DDS (Park Ridge, Ill.) Lawrence A. Sivori, DMD, MD (Louisville, Ky.) David A. Smeltzer, DDS, MS (Columbus, Ohio) Frederick G. Smith, DDS, MS (Lutherville, Md.) Christopher W. Steen, DDS, MD

(Bothell, Wash.) Frederick L. Steinbeck, DDS, MD

(Fort Thomas, Ky.) Jay I. Swanson, DDS, MD (Effingham, Ill.) Ron G. Takahashi, DDS, MD

(San Leandro, Calif.) Ronald D. Thoman, DDS

(Colorado Springs, Colo.) Dean E. Tiboris, DMD (Milwaukee, Wis.) B. D. Tiner, DDS, MD, FACS

(San Antonio, Texas) David W. Todd, DMD, MD (Lakewood, N.Y.) Vic H. Trammell, DMD (Broken Arrow, Okla.) R. Gilbert Triplett, DDS, PhD (Dallas, Texas) Bradley S. Trotter, DDS (Hampton, Va.) W. Mark Tucker, DDS (Temple Terrace, Fla.) Henry J. Turner, DDS, MSD (Dalton, Ga.) Caroline M. Webber, DDS

(Virginia Beach, Va.) Paul R. Weinstein, DDS (Jupiter, Fla.) Fredrick W. Wicknick, DMD

(Bellingham, Wash.) J. Steven Widner, DDS (Austin, Texas) Raymond L. Wiggins, DDS, MD (Katy, Texas) Gregory P. Williams, DDS (Rapid City, S.D.) Cynthia E. Winne, DMD, MPH, MS

(Augusta, Maine) William H. Wolfersberger, DMD

(Brooklyn, N.Y.) Ernest S. Woodard, DDS (Little Rock, Ark.) Hooman M. Zarrinkelk, DDS (Ventura, Calif.) Timothy I. Zuck, DDS (Appleton, Wis.)

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