CDS honors 3 oral health leaders at Midwinter Meeting

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Feb 25, 2021
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The Chicago Dental Society (CDS) honored three individuals for their dedication to oral health during the virtual opening session of CDS' annual Midwinter Meeting:

  • Dr. Jeffrey Dalin from St. Louis received the George H. Cushing award for his commitment to the Give Kids A Smile program.
  • Lois Banta received the Gordon J. Christensen Lecturer Recognition Award for her speaking engagements.
  • Dr. Mark Humenik received the CDS Foundation Vision Award for his support in providing oral care to underserved communities.

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