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* Document 1 Cunningham, Clark D. Remediation program for dentists provides data on moral development important to all professions Journal of the American College of Dentists 2009 Winter; 76(4): 5052

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* Document 2 Shaw, David; Macpherson, Lorna; Conway, David Tackling socially determined dental inequalities: ethical aspects of Childsmile, the national child oral healthdemonstration programme in Scotland. Bioethics 2009 February; 23(2): 131139 Abstract: Many ethical issues are posed by public health interventions. Although abstract theorizing about theseissues can be useful, it is the application of ethical theory to real cases which will ultimately be of benefit indecisionmaking. To this end, this paper will analyse the ethical issues involved in Childsmile, a national oral healthdemonstration programme in Scotland that aims to improve the oral health of the nation's children and reduce dentalinequalities through a combination of targeted and universal interventions. With Scotland's level of dental cariesamong the worst in Europe, Childsmile represents one of the largest programmes of work aimed at combating oralhealth inequalities in the UK. The areas of ethical interest include several contrasting themes: reducing healthinequalities and improving health; universal and targeted interventions; political values and evidence base;prevention and treatment; and underlying all of these, justice and utility.


* Document 3 Owsiany, David J. The intersection of dental ethics and law Journal of the American College of Dentists 2008 Winter; 75(4): 4754


* Document 4 Muhney, Kelly A.; Gutmann, Marylou E.; Schneiderman, Emet; DeWald, Janice P.; McCann, Ann; Campbell,Patricia R. The prevalence of academic dishonesty in Texas dental hygiene programs. Journal of Dental Education 2008 November; 72(11): 12471260


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* Document 5 Alvares, Olav Editor's note: plagiarism. Journal of Dental Education 2008 October; 72(10): 1099


* Document 6 Cooper, Marc B. Core values and practice success. Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 October; 139(10): 14051407


* Document 7 Wentworth, R.B. What should I keep in mind when naming and marketing a practice? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 October; 139(10): 14081410


* Document 8 Patthoff, Donald E. The future of dental ethics: promises needed Journal of the America College of Dentists 2008 Fall; 75(3): 2127


* Document 9 Chambers, David W. Ethics as permissible behavior [editorial] Journal of the America College of Dentists 2008 Fall; 75(3): 23


* Document 10 Huff, Kevin D.; Leffler, William G.; Campbell, Don Ethics are moral, but morality is not ethics. General Dentistry 2008 SeptemberOctober; 56(6): 504505


* Document 11 Huff, Kevin; Huff, Marlene; Farah, Constantin













Ethical decisionmaking for multiple prescription dentistry. General Dentistry 2008 SeptemberOctober; 56(6): 538547


* Document 12 Tiersky, Terri S. What ethical considerations arise from acting as a mediator? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 August; 139(8): 11281129


* Document 13 Rademeyer, A.W.R. Current issues challenging our ethical standards SADJ : journal of the South African Dental Association = tydskrif van die SuidAfrikaanse TandheelkundigeVereniging 2008 August; 63(7): 376, 378


* Document 14 Dougall, A.; Fiske, J. Access to special care dentistry, part 3. Consent and capacity. British Dental Journal 2008 July 26; 205(2): 7181


* Document 15 Koka, Sreenivas Conflict of interest: the Achilles heel of evidencebased dentistry. International Journal of Prosthodontics 2008 JulyAugust; 21(4): 364368


* Document 16 Churchill, Jack L. What's a dentist to do? the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria Northwest Dentistry 2008 JulyAugust; 87(4): 4748


* Document 17 Okunseri, Christopher; Bajorunaite, Ruta; Abena, Albert; Self, Karl; Iacopino, Anthony M.; Flores, Glenn Racial/ethnic disparities in the acceptance of medicaid patients in dental practices. Journal of Public Health Dentistry 2008 Summer; 68(3): 149153















* Document 18 Nisselson, Harvey S. What ethical considerations are involved in offering introductory discounts to attract new patients? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 June; 139(6): 769771


* Document 19 Dhai, A. Understanding professionalism in health care in the twenty first century SADJ : journal of the South African Dental Association = tydskrif van die SuidAfrikaanse TandheelkundigeVereniging 2008 April; 63(3): 174, 1767


* Document 20 Mattson, Rand T. What are the ethical issues to consider when deciding whether to treat my staff? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 April; 139(4): 490491


* Document 21 Keim, Robert G. Primun non nocere. Journal of Clinical Orthodontics 2008 April; 42(4): 193194


* Document 22 Luther, Friedy Publication ethics and scientific misconduct: the role of authors. Journal of Orthodontics 2008 March; 35(1): 14


* Document 23 Stein, William E. Homecoming. Northwest Dentistry 2008 MarchApril; 87(2): 8















* Document 24 Hutchins, Bob; Cobb, Stan When will we be ready for academic integrity? Journal of Dental Education 2008 March; 72(3): 359363


* Document 25 Jones, Kenneth D., Jr. What ethical issues should a dentist consider when providing expert testimony in a judicial or administrativeaction? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 March; 139(3): 354355


* Document 26 Ozar, David T. The future of dental ethics: Part 1. What to hope for and the challenge of getting there Journal of the American College of Dentists 2008 Spring; 75(1): 2529


* Document 27 Shaw, D. Dentistry and the ethics of infection Journal of Medical Ethics 2008 March; 34(3): 184187 Abstract: Currently, any dentist in the UK who is HIVseropositive must stop treating patients. This is despite thefact that hepatitis Binfected dentists with a low viral load can continue to practise, and the fact that HIV is 100times less infectious than hepatitis B. Dentists are obliged to treat HIVpositive patients, but are obliged not to treatany patients if they themselves are HIVpositive. Furthermore, prospective dental students are now screened forhepatitis B and C and HIV, and are not allowed to enrol on Bachelor of Dental Surgery degrees if they are infectiouscarriers of these diseases. This paper will argue that: (i) the current restriction on HIVpositive dentists is unethical,and unfair; (ii) dentists are more likely to contract HIV from patients than vice versa, and this is not reflected by thecurrent system; (iii) the screening of dental students for HIV is also unethical; (iv) the fact that dentists can continueto practise despite hepatitis B infection, but infected prospective students are denied matriculation, is unethical; and(v) that the current Department of Health protocols, as well as being intrinsically unfair, have further unethicaleffects, such as the waste of valuable resources on 'lookback' exercises and the even more damaging loss ofpresent and future dentists. Regulation in this area seems to have been driven by institutional fear of public fear ofinfection, rather than any scientific evidence or ethical reasoning.


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* Document 28 Boden, David F. What guidance is there for ethical records transfer and fee charges? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 February; 139(2): 197198









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* Document 29 Boyd, Marcia A.; Roth, Kathleen; Ralls, Stephen A.; Chambers, David W. Beginning the discussion of commercialism in dentistry Journal of the California Dental Association 2008 January; 36(1): 5765


* Document 30 Fontana, Nicholas A. What should I consider in establishing a component dental ethics committee? Journal of the American Dental Association 2008 January; 139(1): 9092


* Document 31 Edlich, Richard F.; Cross, Catherine L.; Dahlstrom, Jill J.; Long, William B., 3rd.; Newkirk, Anthony T. Implementation of revolutionary legislation for informed consent for dental patients receiving amalgamrestorations. Journal of Environmental Pathology, Toxicology and Oncology 2008; 27(1): 13


* Document 32 Schwartz, Barry; Banting, David; Stitt, Larry Perceptions about conflicts of interest: an Ontario survey of dentists' opinions Journal of Dental Education 2007 December; 71(12): 15401548


* Document 33 Newbrun, Ernest Professional ethics and professional etiquette in dentistry: are they compatible? Journal of the History of Dentistry 2007 Winter; 55(3): 119125; discussion 171185


* Document 34 Zinman, Edwin J. Ethics versus legal informed consent a distinction with little difference. Journal of the History of Dentistry 2007 Winter; 55(3): 134138; discussion 171185















* Document 35 Meyerhof, Peter G. Early struggles to identify ethical standards in dentistry: Dr. Benjamin Brown and the amalgam war of the1840s. Journal of the History of Dentistry 2007 Winter; 55(3): 139149; discussion 171185


* Document 36 Peltier, Bruce Painless Parker's legacy: ethics, commerce, and advertising in the professions. Journal of the History of Dentistry 2007 Winter; 55(3): 150159; discussion 171185


* Document 37 Baumrind, Sheldon Dental ethics in a larger context: one point of view. Journal of the History of Dentistry 2007 Winter; 55(3): 165170; discussion 171185


* Document 38 Schwartz, Barry Leadership in ethics: where is CDA? Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2007 December; 73(10): 925927


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* Document 39 Leffler, William G. Should I dismiss a patient who declines my treatment plan? Journal of the American Dental Association 2007 November; 138(11): 14921493


* Document 40 Dziwlik, Jay T. Is your advertising ethical? Journal (Indiana Dental Association) 2007 Fall; 86(3): 1819










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* Document 41 Smith, Valerie A patient's perspective on moral issues and universal oral health care Journal of the American College of Dentists 2007 Fall; 74(3): 2731


* Document 42 Christie, Carole; Bowen, Denise; Paarmann, Carlene Effectiveness of faculty training to enhance clinical evaluation of student competence in ethical reasoningand professionalism. Journal of Dental Education 2007 August; 71(8): 10481057


* Document 43 Riaud, Xavier Medical ethics under a totalitarian regime: German dentists and the Third Reich. Dental Historian 2007 July; (45): 7686


* Document 44 Parker, Lisa S.; Satkoske, Valerie B. Conflicts of interest: are informed consent an appropriate model and disclosure an appropriate remedy? Journal fo the American College of Dentists 2007 Summer; 74(2): 1926


* Document 45 Dickey, Keith W. What are my ethical obligations when a treatment plan goes wrong? Journal of the American Dental Association 2007 May; 138(5): 668669


* Document 46 Nash, D.A. On ethics in the profession of dentistry and dental education. European Journal of Dental Education 2007 May; 11(2): 6474


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King, John E. What guides professional behavior of dentists? Journal of the Tennessee Dental Association 2007 Spring; 87(2): 2527


* Document 48 Churchill, Jack L. What's a dentist to do? The twoheaded dragon Northwest Dentistry 2007 MarchApril; 86(2): 4950


* Document 49 Schwartz, Barry The evolving relationship between specialists and general dentists: practical and ethical challenges Journal of the American College of Dentists 2007 Spring; 74(1): 2226


* Document 50 Masella, Richard S. Renewing professionalism in dental education: overcoming the market environment Journal of Dental Education 2007 February; 71(2): 205216


* Document 51 Botto, Ronald W. Addressing the marketplace mentality and improving professionalism in dental education: response toRichard Masella's "Renewing professionalism in dental education" Journal of Dental Education 2007 February; 71(2): 217221


* Document 52 Patthoff, Donald E. The need for dental ethicists and the promise of universal patient acceptance: response to Richard Masella's"Renewing professionalism in dental education" Journal of Dental Education 2007 February; 71(2): 222226


* Document 53 Buyer, Diane M. A violation of trust: code of professional conduct tested













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* Document 54 Jackson, Ronald D. Judging ethics ethically. Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry 2007; 19(4): 181182


* Document 55 Simonsen, Richard J. Overtreatment? you bet it is! Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry 2007; 19(5): 235236; discussion 237


* Document 56 Garetto, Lawrence P.; Senour, Wendy Using an ethics across the curriculum strategy in dental education Journal of the American College of Dentists 2006 Winter; 73(4): 3335


* Document 57 Catalanotto, Frank A.; Patthoff, Donald E.; and Gray, Carolyn F., eds. Professional Promises: Hopes and Gaps in Access to Oral Health Care JOURNAL OF DENTAL EDUCATION 2006 November; 70(11): 11171247 Call number: Special Issue shelf

* Document 58 Zarkowski, Pamela Professional promises: summary and next steps Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12411245


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* Document 59 Dharamsi, Shafik Building moral communities? First, do no harm Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12351240










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* Document 60 Chambers, David W. Moral Communities Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12261234



* Document 61 Peltier, Bruce Codes and colleagues: is there support for Universal Patient Acceptance Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12211225



* Document 62 O'Toole, Brian Promoting access to oral health care: more than professional ethics is needed Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12171220



* Document 63 Beemsterboer, Phyllis L. Developing an ethic of access to care in dentistry Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12121216



* Document 64 Graham, Bruce S. Educating dental students about oral health care access disparities Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12081211



















* Document 65 Largent, Beverly A. Reaction to Universal Patient Acceptance: the perspective of a private practice dentist Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 12021207



* Document 66 Corsino, Bruce V.; Patthoff, Donald E., Jr. The Ethical and practical aspects of acceptance and Universal Patient Acceptance Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11981201



* Document 67 Ozar, David T. Applying systems thinking to oral health care: commentary on Dr. Patricia H. Werhane's article Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11961197



* Document 68 Werhane, Patricia H. Access, responsibility, and funding: a systems thinking approach to universal access to oral health Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11841195



* Document 69 Evans, Caswell A. Eliminating oral health disparities: ethics workshop reactor comments Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11801183



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Mouradian, Wendy E. BandAid solutions to the dental access crisis: conceptually flawed a response to Dr. David H. Smith Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11741179



* Document 71 Smith, David H. BandAid solutions to problems of access: their origins and limits Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11701173



* Document 72 Garetto, Lawrence P.; Yoder, Karen M. Basic oral health needs: a professional priority Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11661169



* Document 73 Ozar, David T. Basic oral health needs: a public priority Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11591165



* Document 74 O'Toole, Brian Four ways we approach ethics Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11521158



* Document 75 Chambers, David W. Access denied; invalid password Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11461151


















* Document 76 Ozar, David T. Ethics, access, and care Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11391145



* Document 77 Crall, James J. Access to oral health care: professional and societal considerations Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11331138



* Document 78 Patthoff, Donald E. How did we get here? Where are we going? Hopes and gaps in access to oral health care Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11251132



* Document 79 Catalanotto, Frank A. A Welcome to the workshop on "Professional Promises: Hopes and Gaps in Access to Oral Health Care" Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11201124



* Document 80 Catalanotto, Frank A.; Patthoff, Donald E.; Gray, Carolyn F. Ethics of access to oral health care: an introduction to the special issue Journal of Dental Education 2006 November; 70(11): 11171119




















* Document 81 Aires, Carolina Patrícia; Hugo, Fernando Neves; Rosalen, Pedro Luiz; Marcondes, Fernanda Klein Teaching of bioethics in dental graduate programs in Brazil. Brazilian Oral Research 2006 OctoberDecember; 20(4): 285289


* Document 82 Fontana, Nicholas A question of professionalism: are we treating patients as people or procedures? Journal of the Michigan Dental Association 2006 October; 88(10): 2830


* Document 83 Wathen, William F. The ethics of esthetic dentistry: a neglected topic Texas Dental Journal 2006 October; 123(10): 924925


* Document 84 Felsenfeld, Alan L. An ethical imperative Journal of the California Dental Association 2006 September; 34(9): 693694


* Document 85 Hamel, Oliver; Marchal, Christine; Hervé, Christian Ethical reflection in dentistry: first steps at the faculty of dental surgery of Toulouse Journal of the American College of Dentists 2006 Fall; 73(3): 3639


* Document 86 Spalding, Peter M.; Bradley, Richard E. Commercialization of dental education: have we gone too far? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2006 Fall; 73(3): 3035















* Document 87 Peltier, Bruce; Dower, James S. Jr. The ethics of adopting a new drug: articaine as an example Journal of the American College of Dentists 2006 Fall; 73(3): 1119


* Document 88 Campbell, N. Ethics in South African dentistry 2006 SADJ: Journal of the South African Dental Association 2006 July; 61(6): 240; discussion 242


* Document 89 Bertolami, Charles N. Why our ethics curricula don't work Journal of the American College of Dentists 2006 Summer; 73(2): 3546


* Document 90 Yamalik, Nermin The responsibilities and rights of dental professionals 1. Introduction International Dental Journal 2006 April; 56(2): 109111


* Document 91 Chalfin, Henry Ethics and professionalism: the past, present, and future Journal of the American College of Dentists 2006 Spring; 73(1): 4247


* Document 92 Largent, Beverly A. When is it proper to refer a patient receiving public aid to another dentist? Journal of the American Dental Association 2006 March; 137(3): 395396


* Document 93 Churchill, Jack L.













What's a dentist to do? To say or not to say Northwest Dentistry 2006 JanuaryFebruary; 85(1): 3940


* Document 94 California Dental Association California Dental Association: Code of Ethics Journal of the California Dental Association 2006 January; 34(1): 5762


* Document 95 Nilsson, Peter M.; Bergkvist, Göran; Peters, Anja; Köpp, Wolfgang 'Arzteführerschule AltRehse' the main educational centre for promotion of Nazi medicine ideology inGermany during 1935 1943. Svensk Medicinhistorisk Tidskrift 2006; 10(1): 199211


* Document 96 Christensen, Gordon J. Ethics in the dental profession2006. Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry 2006; 18(4): 171175


* Document 97 Jenson, Larry Restoration and enhancement: is cosmetic dentistry ethical? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Winter; 72(4): 4853


* Document 98 Giuliani, Michele; Lajolo, Carlo; Rezza, Giovanni; Arici, Claudio; Babudieri, Sergio; Grima, Pierfrancesco; Martinelli,Canio; Tamburrini, Enrica; Vecchiet, Jacopo; Mura, Maria Stella; Cauda, Roberto; Mario, Tumbarello Dental care and HIVinfected individuals: are they equally treated? Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology 2005 December; 33(6): 447453


* Document 99 Orr, Daniel L., II; Curtis, William J. Obtaining written informed consent for the administration of local anesthetic in dentistry JADA: Journal of the American Dental Association 2005 November; 136(11): 15681571














* Document 100 Sharp, Helen M.; Kuthy, Raymond A.; Heller, Keith E. Ethical dilemmas reported by fourthyear dental students Journal of Dental Education 2005 October; 69(10): 11161122


* Document 101 Yamalik, Nermin Dentistpatient relationship and quality care 4. Professional information and informed consent International Dental Journal 2005 October; 55(5): 342344


* Document 102 George, Lloyd Ethical moment: is it ethical for a dentist to date a patient? Journal of the American Dental Association 2005 September; 136(9): 13121313


* Document 103 Richter, Lisa Corporate sponsorships in dental education: solution or sellout? CDS Review 2005 SeptemberOctober; 98(5): 1217


* Document 104 Schwartz, Barry Receiving gifts: a conflict of interest discussion [opinion] Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2005 September; 71(8): 561562


* Document 105 Fernandez, Richard; Gao, Connie; Genkin, William; Ghandi, Toral; Graham, Roseanna; Hou, Judy; Hsu, Eugenia;Hwang, JungSun Changing perspectives on dental advertising Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Fall; 72(3): 2426
















* Document 106 Adamjee, Ashi; Alfi, David; Agarwal, Divya; Braithwaite, Yetunde; Chan, Judy; Chey, Marshall; Cho, Hyung; Choi,Christopher What does the fact of advertising convey to patients? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Fall; 72(3): 2223


* Document 107 George, Lloyd Is it ethical for a dentist to date a patient? Journal of the American Dental Association 2005 September; 136(9): 13121313


* Document 108 Cohen, Leonard A.; Romberg, Elaine; Grace, Edward G.; Barnes, Douglas M. Attitudes of advanced dental education students toward individuals with AIDS Journal of Dental Education 2005 August; 69(8): 896900


* Document 109 Hasegawa, Thomas K.; Matthews, Merrill; Peltier, Bruce Ethical dilemma #52: transferring records of the demanding patient Texas Dental Journal 2005 July; 122(7): 683685


* Document 110 Nichols, Polly S.; Winslow, Gerald If dentists lack virtue General Dentistry 2005 JulyAugust; 53(4): 254256


* Document 111 Acharya, Shashidhar The ethical climate in academic dentistry in India: faculty and student perceptions Journal of Dental Education 2005 June; 69(6): 671680


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Squire, Charles F.; Asai, Rickland G.; Largent, Beverly A. Is it ethical to criticize other dentists' work? Journal of the American Dental Association 2005 June; 136(6): 812813


* Document 113 Sudzina, Michael R. Industry support for dental education Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Summer; 72(2): 1214


* Document 114 Churchill, Jack L. What's a dentist to do? Values, part three Northwest Dentistry 2005 MarchApril; 84(2): 53, 72


* Document 115 Gold, Steven A. When nobody's looking Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Spring; 72(1): 3233


* Document 116 King, Jennifer Informed consent: does practice match conviction? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Spring; 72(1): 2731


* Document 117 Chambers, David W. Distributive justice in dentistry [editorial] Journal of the American College of Dentists 2005 Spring; 72(1): 23


* Document 118 Jones, Kenneth D., Jr. Extreme makeovers Journal of the American Dental Association 2005 March; 136(3): 395396















* Document 119 Bertolami, Charles N. Further dialogue on ethics in dental education: a response to the Koerber et al. and Jenson articles Journal of Dental Education 2005 February; 69(2): 229231


* Document 120 Koerber, Anne; Botto, Ronald W.; Pendleton, Darryl D.; Albazzaz, Michael B.; Doshi, Siddhi J.; Rinando, Victoria A. Enhancing ethical behavior: views of students, administrators, and faculty Journal of Dental Education 2005 February; 69(2): 213224


* Document 121 Jenson, Larry E. Why our ethics curricula do work Journal of Dental Education 2005 February; 69(2): 225228


* Document 122 American Dental Association [ADA] Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct with official advisory opinions revised to January2005 Chicago, IL: American Dental Association, 2005 January: 16 p.

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* Document 123 California Dental Association [CDA] CDA code of ethics Journal of the California Dental Association 2005 January; 33(1): 6571


* Document 124 Peltier, Bruce N. White coat principles Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Winter; 71(4): 5356










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* Document 125 Welie, Jos V.M. Is dentistry a profession? Part 3. Future challenges Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2004 November; 70(10): 675678


* Document 126 Jones, Kenneth D., Jr. Is it ethical to offer financial incentives to staff who convince patients to consent to treatment? Journal of the American Dental Association 2004 November; 135(11): 1619


* Document 127 AlDwairi, Ziad Nawaf; AlWaheidi, E.M. Cheating behaviors of dental students Journal of Dental Education 2004 November; 68(11): 11921195


* Document 128 Welie, Jos V.M. Is dentistry a profession? Part 2. The hallmarks of professionalism Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2004 October; 70(9): 599602


* Document 129 Welie, Jos V.M. Is dentistry a profession? Part 1. Professionalism defined Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2004 September; 70(8): 529532


* Document 130 Ozar, David Conflicts of interest Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Fall; 71(3): 3035


* Document 131 Nichols, Polly S.; Winslow, Gerald R.













In whose interest? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Fall; 71(3): 2629


* Document 132 Crossley, M.L. A qualitative exploration of dental practitioners' knowledge, attitudes and practices towards HIV+ andpatients with other 'high risk' groups British Dental Journal 2004 July 10; 197(1): 2126


* Document 133 Churchill, Jack L. What's a dentist to do? Is participating in a "Top 200 Dentists" survey unethical? Northwest Dentistry 2004 JulyAugust; 83(4): 41


* Document 134 Crossley, M.L. An investigation of dentists' knowledge, attitudes and practices towards HIV+ and patients with other bloodborne viruses in South Cheshire, UK British Dental Journal 2004 June 26; 196(12): 749754, 780


* Document 135 Schwartz, Barry A call for ethics committees in dental organizations and in dental education Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Summer; 71(2): 3539


* Document 136 Kuhl, Larry V. Ethics fitness Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Summer; 71(2): 19


* Document 137 Patthoff, Don Inside, outside, truth side up Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Summer; 71(2): 1618














* Document 138 Peltier, Bruce Some observations on truth claims in a profession Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Summer; 71(2): 1415


* Document 139 Chambers, David W. Lying through your teeth Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Summer; 71(2): 713


* Document 140 Report on Ethics Summit: initiative of oral health organizations Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Summer; 71(2): 46


* Document 141 Hasegawa, Thomas K., Jr.; Matthews, Merrill, Jr.; Grogan, David M. Ethical dilemma #47. "Friend or patient . . . or both?" Texas Dental Journal 2004 April; 121(4): 329331


* Document 142 Woodcock, Jeremy A.; Willings, Mark V.; Marren, Patrick V.A. Understanding the issue of 'informed consent' in dental treatment Primary Dental Care 2004 April; 11(2): 4145


* Document 143 Bertolami, Charles N. Why our ethics curricula don't work Journal of Dental Education 2004 April; 68(4): 414425
















* Document 144 Luu, Nghe S. Dental students with hepatitis B: issues to be considered when defining policies Journal of Dental Education 2004 March; 68(3): 306315


* Document 145 Ball, Anika An expanded role for care ethics within United States dentistry Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Spring; 71(1): 2630


* Document 146 Chambers, David W. Moral courage [editorial] Journal of the American College of Dentists 2004 Spring; 71(1): 23


* Document 147 Nichols, Polly S.; Winslow, Gerald R. Dental riddles: a morality play in two acts General Dentistry 2004 MarchApril; 52(2): 102104


* Document 148 Schouten, Barbara C.; Hoogstraten, Johan; Eijkman, Michiel A.J. Dutch dentists' views of informed consent: a replication study Patient Education and Counseling 2004 February; 52(2): 165168


* Document 149 DubeBaril, Cyndie The personalized consent form: an optional, but useful tool! Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2004 February; 70(2): 8992


* Document 150 Hasegawa, Thomas K., Jr.; Matthews, Merrill, Jr.; Grogan, David M.













"I'm sure it is all right (swallowed/aspirated casting?)." Response to ethical dilemma #45 Texas Dental Journal 2004 January; 121(1): 99101


* Document 151 California Dental Association CDA code of ethics Journal of the California Dental Association 2004 January; 32(1): 7177


* Document 152 Hamilton, Janyce Assessing 'real science': poor studies, industry ties taking toll Journal of the California Dental Association 2004 January; 32(1): 2939


* Document 153 Madorsky, M. David When does ethical advertising cross the line? Journal of the Michigan Dental Association 2003 December; 85(12): 2830, 61


* Document 154 Churchill, Jack L. What's a dentist to do? Northwest Dentistry 2003 NovemberDecember; 82(6): 3738


* Document 155 Hartshorne, Johan; Hasegawa, Thomas K., Jr. Overservicing in dental practice ethical perspectives SADJ: Journal of the South African Dental Association 2003 October; 58(9): 364365, 367369


* Document 156 Gordon, Edgar R. Reflections on teaching dental ethics to vocational dental practitioners in London in 2002 Primary Dental Care 2003 October; 10(4): 125127
















* Document 157 Conley, Jack F. Ethics, trust, and image Journal of the California Dental Association 2003 October; 31(10): 733734


* Document 158 McNally, Mary Rights access and justice in oral health care: justice toward undeserved patient populations the elderly Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003 Fall; 70(4): 5660


* Document 159 Rossi, Magaret Surowka A matter of ethics New York State Dental Journal 2003 AugustSeptember; 69(7): 810


* Document 160 Conley, Jack F. Harboring some ethical dilemmas Journal of the California Dental Association 2003 July; 31(8): 589591


* Document 161 Winslow, Gerald Integrity and compromise in dental ethics Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003 Summer; 70(2): 2530


* Document 162 Jenson, Larry My way or the highway: do dental patients really have autonomy? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003 Spring; 70(1): 2630


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Hasegawa, Thomas K., Jr.; Matthews, Merrill, Jr.; Woody, Ronald D. "Grin and bear it" the frustrated denture wearer response to ethical dilemma #42 Texas Dental Journal 2003 January; 120(1): 101103


* Document 164 Chambers, David W. Quackery and fraud: understanding the ethical issues and responding Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003; 70(3): 917


* Document 165 American College of Dentists. Board of Regents The ethics of quackery and fraud in dentistry: a position paper Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003; 70(3): 68


* Document 166 Welie, Jos V.M. Issues in dental ethics: the ethics of roles Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003; 70(3): 4549


* Document 167 Curtis, Eric K. Betrayal of trust: reflections on questionable dental practices (quackery and fraud) Journal of the American College of Dentists 2003; 70(3): 2628


* Document 168 Bishop, Malcolm G.H.; Gelbier, S. Ethics: how the Apothecaries Act of 1815 shaped the dental profession. Part 2. The chemistdentists and theeducation of dentists British Dental Journal 2002 December 21; 193(12): 683686


* Document 169 Bishop, M.G.H.; Gelbier, S. Ethics: how the Apothecaries Act of 1815 shaped the dental profession. Part 1. The apothecaries and theemergence of the profession of dentistry













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* Document 170 Bishop, M.G.H.; Gibbons, D.; Gelbier, S. Ethics; "in consideration of the love he bears." Apprenticeship in the nineteenth century, and thedevelopment of professional ethics in dentistry. Part 2. Hippocrates' long shadow British Dental Journal 2002 September 28; 193(6): 321325


* Document 171 Bishop, M.G.H.; Gibbons, D.; Gelbier, S. Ethics; "in consideration of the love he bears." Apprenticeship in the nineteenth century, and thedevelopment of professional ethics in dentistry. Part 1. The practical reality British Dental Journal 2002 September 14; 193(5): 261266


* Document 172 Porter, S.A.T.; Grey, W.L. Ethical dilemmas confronting dentists in Queensland, Australia Australian Dental Journal 2002 September; 47(3): 241248


* Document 173 Miner, Robert D. Thinking about things not thought of: why it is important to volunteer and thank those who do [World TradeCenter] Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Fall; 69(4): 3537


* Document 174 Yeager, Arthur L. Dental ethics for the 21st century: learning from the Charter on Medical Professionalism Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Summer; 69(3): 5360


* Document 175 Hussey, David L. Where is the ethics in aesthetic dentistry? British Dental Journal 2002 March 23; 192(6): 356














* Document 176 Cole, James R., II; Maitland, Ronald I. A response from the American Association of Dental Examiners Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Spring; 69(2): 4749


* Document 177 Hasegawa, Thomas K., Jr. Ethical issues of performing invasive/irreversible dental treatment for purposes of licensure Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Spring; 69(2): 4346


* Document 178 Jenson, Larry E. Is it ethical to involve patients in state board examinations? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Spring; 69(2): 3942


* Document 179 CMDA [Christian Medical and Dental Associations] Latest CMDA [Christian Medical and Dental Associations] ethics statements: Alternative/complementarytherapy Today's Christian Doctor 2002 Spring; 33(1): 9


* Document 180 Homenko, Donna F. Use of an inventory for ethical awareness in dental hygiene Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Winter; 69(1): 3138


* Document 181 Chambers, David W.; Curtis, Eric K.; Fratzke, James P.; Mark, Howard I.; Rosen, Robert; Seward, Margaret H. Ethics in journalism Journal of the American College of Dentists 2002 Winter; 69(1): 45
















* Document 182 Mills, Erin Hazel the dental assistant and the research dilemma of (re)presenting a life story: the clash of narratives. In: van den Hoonaard, Will C., ed. Walking the Tightrope: Ethical Issues for Qualitative Researchers. Toronto:University of Toronto Press; 2002: 107123. Call number: H62 .W235 2002

* Document 183 Gelbier, Stanley; Wright, Desmond; Bishop, Malcolm Ethics and dentistry: 2. Ethics and risk management Dental Update 2001 December; 28(10): 524527


* Document 184 Peltier, Bruce The ethical responsibility of professional autonomy Journal of the California Dental Association 2001 July; 29(7): 522525


* Document 185 Patthoff, Donald E., Jr.; Corsino, Bruce V. Universal patient acceptance: Ethics pipe dream or key to improved access in dentistry? Journal of the American College of Dentists 2001; 68(4): 3943


* Document 186 Van Dam, Scott; Welie, Jos V. M. Requirementdriven dental education and the patient's right to informed consent Journal of the American College of Dentists 2001; 68(3): 4047


* Document 187 Beemsterboer, Phyllis L.; Odom, John G.; Pate, Ted D.; Haden, N. Karl Issues of academic integrity in U.S. [United States] dental schools Journal of Dental Education 2000 December; 64(12): 833838


* Document 188 Peltier, Bruce

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Reflection, Introspection, and Communication: A Psychologist's View of Dental Ethics Journal of the American College of Dentists 2000 Winter; 67(4): 3338


* Document 189 Odom, John G.; Beemsterboer, Phyllis L.; Pate, Ted D.; Haden, N. Karl Revisiting the status of dental ethics instruction Journal of Dental Education 2000 November; 64(11): 772774


* Document 190 Jessee, Stephen A. Reporting child maltreatment: dentistry's ethical responsibility Texas Dental Journal 2000 October; 117(10): 3640


* Document 191 Hasegawa, Thomas K.; Welie, Jos V. M. The Search for a Common Ethic: The Ethics Alliance of Oral Health Organizations Journal of the American College of Dentists 2000 Summer; 67(2): 2122


* Document 192 Patthoff, Donald E. There Are No Spectators in Ethics Journal of the American College of Dentists 2000 Summer; 67(2): 1920


* Document 193 Peltier, Bruce Discursive Ethics, Conflicts of Interest, and the Elephant in the Reception Area Journal of the American College of Dentists 2000 Summer; 67(2): 1718


* Document 194 Peltier, Bruce; Hasegawa, Thomas K.; Ozar, David T.; Patthoff, Donald E.; Chambers, David W. Ethics Summit II: Creating a Sustaining Structure for an Ethics Alliance of Oral Health Organizations Journal of the American College of Dentists 2000 Summer; 67(2): 48
















* Document 195 Ozar, David T. Dental Ethics as an Intellectual Discipline: Taking the Next Step Journal of the American College of Dentists 2000 Spring; 67(1): 3034


* Document 196 Southwick, John Ethics versus commercialism in the professions Annals of the Royal Australasian College Dental Surgeons 2000; 15: 264267


Document 197 Welie, Jos V.M. The dentist as healer and friend. In: Thomasma, David C.; Kissell, Judith Lee, eds. The Health Care Professional as Friend and Healer: Building onthe Work of Edmund D. Pellegrino. Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press; 2000: 3548. Call number: R724 .H3476 2000

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