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Letter from the NYSSO President

Dear NY Constituents, Here is our Society in 2025! We are still working together with NESO and NYSDA, to ensure NYSSO is continuing to discuss dental assistant shortages, expanded function assistance, the evolution of DSOs and what that means, pedo-ortho offices in NY...

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Join In, Stand Out—Be the Face of Orthodontics

by Dr. Michael Malsch Volunteer organizations, whether it be your local Kiwanis Club, your place of worship, and yes, the Executive Board of NYSSO are all facing the same struggles: MEMBER INVOLVEMENT!!!  I have personal experience with all three of these...

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Online Reviews Are the Front Door to Your Orthodontic Practice

by Dr. Leon Klempner Online reviews have shifted from a passive indicator of performance to a proactive growth lever for orthodontic practices. Today’s parents are researching orthodontic providers online and reading reviews before they even consider making a call. If...

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Legal Bites

Some Useful (and Interesting) Facts About Your NY State Dental License You worked hard through dental school to earn your dental license. You put in the extra years to specialize in ortho. Let’s explore a few of the rules and regulations relevant to your state granted...

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Legislative Update

July 2024 The preceding New York State legislative session, having ended in early June, has been an active one.  There have been some bills that directly affect dentists and dentistry in New York State that have been passed by both houses in and are currently awaiting...

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NYSSO Board Update

May 1, 2024 NYSSO sponsored a successful biennial CE meeting at NYU College of Dentistry on April 10, 2024.  It featured Dr. Ilya Lipkin and he lectured about predictable skeletal non-surgical expansion in non-growing patients using the latest 3-D techniques and...

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Letter from the President – Summer 2024

Dear Constituents of the New York State Society of Orthodontists, As our current President, it is my pleasure to write a few words about the state of our society – as we find it now in August 2024. First, I would like to start by thanking our immediate past president,...

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