April General Membership Meeting

Apr. 15: Trauma, Triumph and Tough Choices: Pushing the Envelope in the Implant Era, a two-hour continuing education course, will be presented at this meeting by Dr. Rajiv Patel.
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Annual Shred-a-thon

Apr 17: Free on-site shredding and e-destruction services in the DCDS back parking lot.
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Supporting Dentists.
Advancing Oral Health.
Serving Dallas County.

The Dallas County Dental Society (DCDS) is a professional association dedicated to supporting licensed dentists in Dallas County. As the local component of the Texas Dental Association (TDA) and the American Dental Association (ADA), DCDS provides members with continuing education, professional resources, leadership opportunities, and meaningful ways to give back to the community.

For more than a century, DCDS has served as a trusted voice for dentistry—strengthening the profession while promoting better oral health for all. Our mission is to serve the professional needs of our members. As part of this mission, DCDS proudly sponsors the annual Southwest Dental Conference and DCDS Foundation.

What inspires our DCDS leaders? Dr. Andrew Read-Fuller, President of the Dallas County Dental Society, shares his perspective here on leadership, the dental community and the importance of supporting colleagues and patients. 

Sept 2025 GMM

September General Membership Meeting

Location: DCDS Executive Office

Address: 13633 Omega Rd, Dallas, TX, USA

Directions

Contact: Ashley Hawkins

Email: info@dcds.org

How to find us: DCDS and DCDS Foundation are located at 13633 Omega Road, Dallas, TX 75244. Event parking is available across Omega Road (in front of the building.)

Phone: 972-386-5741

Periodontics Then and Now: the Surgical and Scientific Evolution of Periodontal and Implant Therapy, a two-hour continuing education course, will be presented at this meeting by Dr. Poorya Fallah and Dr. Stephanie Bowers.

This lecture will offer a practical and concise overview of essential periodontal surgical treatments, ranging from foundational approaches to advanced regenerative techniques. The topics reviewed will include classic therapies such as osseous resective surgery, soft tissue grafting for root coverage, and esthetic crown lengthening. The presentation will then transition into ridge augmentation and innovative bone grafting practices, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques using novel materials and devices. This course is designed to enhance clinical decision-making, optimize outcomes, and provide attendees with an updated perspective on both established and emerging periodontal surgical modalities.

Member dentists, their staff and TAMUCOD students are free. Non-member dentists and their staff are $95. Pre-registration is required, whether your attendance is virtual or in person.

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Click here for virtual. 

In-Person Reception: 6:00 p.m. (A full spread of food, sodas and bottled waters are served)
Business Meeting: 6:30 p.m. (Virtual meeting begins)
Presentation: 6:45 p.m. (Up to two hours of continuing education is provided)

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Sponsored by Henry Schein Dental Practice Transitions

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