FCDFI Souvenir Program 2016

Saint Apollonia, Patroness of Dentistry Since the early middle ages, the legend of Saint Apollonia has been regarded by the Roman Catholic Church as a source of comfort and alleviation for sufferers of toothache. During the eighteenth century, the patronage of this Saint was extended to the dental profession.

For example, the “toothbreakers” of Turin always carried out their extractions “con adjute di Sancta Apollonia.”

The main source of the historical background to the legend is a letter written by Bishop Dionysius of Alexandria describing the persecutions of the Christians in that city in the year A.D. 249. The bishop makes a special reference to the behavior of the virgin Apollonia who refused to renounce her faith at the order of the magistrate. For this defiance, her teeth were knocked out, her jaws were broken, and she was threatened finally with the stake.

Apollonia appeared to consent, but as soon as she was released from her chains, she cast herself into flames to die a martyr’s death. The Roman Martyrology records February 9, her birth anniversary as her feastday.

Prayer to St. Apollonia O glorious St. Apollonia, patron saint of dentisty and refuge to all those suffering from diseases of the tooth, I consecrate myself to thee, beseeching thee to number me among thy clients. Assist me by your intercession with God in my daily work and intercede with Him to obtain for me a happy death. Pray that my heart like thine may be inflamed with the love of Jesus and Mary, through Christ our Lord. Amen.

O my God bring me safe through temptation and strengthen me as thou didst our own patroness, Apollonia through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Anonymous

“Saint Apollonia” oil on Canvas.

Source: http://www.wikigallery.org/ Author : North-Italian School

Dentist Creed To respect my profession, my reputation and myself, to be honest and fair with patients as I expect my patients to be honest and fair with me, to think of dentistry with loyalty, speak of it with the praise and act always as a custodian of its good name.

To be a an whose word carries weight with my fellow citizens, to be a booster, not a knocker, pusher not a kicker, motor not a clog.

To base my expectation of reward on a solid foundation of service rendered, to be willing to pay the price in honest efforts. To look upon my work as an opportunity to be seized with joy and make the most of it and not as painful drudgery to be reluctantly endured.

To remember all the success lies within myself, in my own reign, my own ambition, my own courage and determination. To expect difficulties and force my way through them, to convert hard experience into capital or future struggles.

To believe in my proposition with heart and soul, to carry an air of optimism into the presence of possible patients, dispell ill temper with cheerfulness, kill doubts with full convictions, and reduce active friction with an agreeable personality.

To make a study of the professional and business sides in every detail from the ground up, to mix brains with my efforts, and use system and method in my work, to find time to do everything needful by never letting time find me doing nothing.

To make every hour bring me dividends in fees, increased knowledge, and healthful recreation. To save money as well as earn I, to cut out expensive amusements until I can afford them.

Finally to take a good trip on the joy of life, to play the game like a gentleman, to fight against nothing so hard as my own weakness, and to endeavor to grow as a dentist and as a man with passage of time.

This is my Creed.

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Republic of the Philippines Professional Regulations Commission Manila Board of Dentistry

Message When an organization has stood the test of time and has been place for many years, It shows that the objectives and efforts of the organization, most especially of its leaders, are noble, good and pure.

Being in existence for 34 years is no ordinary feat. As a former member of the FilChi Foundation together with one of your outstanding members Dr. Enrico Belen, I personally have experienced the goals and aspirations of the organization and its leaders.

Just like your theme, “Service and Commitment Soaring high at 35�, The FCDFI has answered the call of service to country and God. It has devoted its efforts, not only in serving its members but largely to being of service to the challenged sectors of the society.

I salute all the members and officers, past and present for being a beacon to the affiliate societies. Truly, FCDFI is organization worthy to emulate.

Congratulations to the officers and members of Fil-Chi Dental Foundation and all the best for the coming year.

Mabuhay po kayong lahat!

RANNY F. REYES Officer-in-Charge, Board of Dentistry Professional Regulation Commission

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PHILIPPINE DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Ayala Avenue corner Kamagong Street, Makati City, Philippines 1203 Telephone Number: (632) 890-4609 / (632) 897-8091 Telefax: (632) 899-6332

Message My warmest greetings to all the members and incoming officers of Filipino Chinese Dental Foundation Inc for the year 2016-2017.

Our theme for this year, “Unity and Reforms Towards Excellence in Philippine Dentistry�, aptly describes my aspiration for our beloved Philippine Dental Association. The call for unity in this time of diversity is a very timely action in order for all of us to move forward towards excellence in whatever field of practice we are into. Let us focus on our vision of becoming world-class dental practitioners by stepping up to the plate and continually seek higher learning. In the advent of integrated practice of other nations in the country, we must prove that we can be at par, if not even better to our foreign counterparts.

As we all begin our year of service, let us strive to be of true service to our chapters and affiliates by making decisions with responsibility and transparency in order for us to earn the trust and confidence of our peers. We are after all servant-leaders, and as such should be accountable for all our actions.

Together, let us inspire and be the beacon of light in our own chapter and affiliate.

Maraming Salamat po. Mabuhay ang Dentistang Pilipino, Mabuhay ang Philippine Dental Association!

DR. CARLOS C. BUENDIA President

Philippine Dental Association

2016-2017

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Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc.

Message Greetings! It is with honor that I welcome everyone to FilChi’s 35th Annual Convention & Scientific Seminar. As I have witnessed the growth of FilChi the past 35 years, I look with pride as I see how we have grown and evolved as an affiliate, dedicated to service, and empowered with commitment to make a difference and soar to greater heights.

I welcome all our delegates and I thank you for your support for the past 35 years.

I also congratulate our incoming and outgoing president and board of officers for their willingness and dedication to serve FCDFI. It is not an easy task but they choose to sacrifice and serve our affiliate to their utmost best.

As we usher in another year, may we all continue to work for the betterment of FilChi. Let us support all the projects and seminars and make a difference as we continue to lift FilChi to another fruitful year.

Mabuhay! May God be with you all!

DR. ROSITA S. TAN, FICD Governor FCDFI Council of Presidents 2016-2017

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Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc.

Message My warmest greetings to all the delegates and participants of the Filipino Chinese Dental Foundation’s 35th Annual Convention and Scientific Seminar! I am honored to welcome you all to this momentous event.

FilChi is one of the most respected organization in the field of dentistry. Being the president of the foundation for a year is not only a challenge but a calling, so to speak, which I wholeheartedly embraced. Maintaining its stature as most outstanding affiliate society is difficult in itself. Surpassing its standing is formidable As I am humbled by the opportunity given to me however, I focused on what I, together with the officers, council of presidents and our valued members can do to contribute and deliver Growth in Dentistry Towards Professional Excellence.

I am pleased to inform you that FilChi Dental was awarded as the “Outstanding Affiliate on Air Environment Projects”, “Most Outstanding Affiliate” and proudly the “Outstanding Affiliate President-runner up”. These are all achieved thru the grace of our Lord and Savior.

We all aim to bring FCDFI to greater heights for the betterment of our foundation, for the good of our fellowmen, for the progress of our society, and for the advancement of our profession. We continue that tradition in this Annual Convention.

Congratulations to the organizing committee for exhausting all efforts to make this juncture worth the while!

May we have another successful endeavor this year.

To God be the glory!

DR. SHIRLEY T. KHO—CHUA President 2015-2016

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Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc.

Message Serving the foundation for the second time is a very challenging one. The strength and growth of the Filipino Chinese Dental Foundation Inc. can be remark from the dedication of all the members, and the untiring commitment of its leader’s and officers.

Today, as we celebrate our three decades and five years marks another milestone for the foundation, no doubt that our theme “Service & Commitment, Soaring High @ 35” will definitely inspires everyone to exert more effort not only in serving the community but also our inexhaustible involvement to the foundation by committing oneself. Promotion and implementation of various oral health programs among the under privilege, catering scholarship grant to further explore their knowledge and rendering voluntary services to humanity are some of the things that FilChi is well known for.

Let us join hands to support all the endeavor of Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation Inc. and make this year a very fruitful one.

Congratulation to everyone!

God Bless us all!

DR. SUSAN CO-SABANDAL President-Elect & General Chairman

35th Annual Convention & Scientific Seminar

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Message Congratulations and best wishes to the Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. on your 35th Annual Convention & Induction of Officers.

Unilab, through the Professional Relations Management Division, recognizes your laudable efforts in extending service to the underprivileged. Going beyond what a conventional civic group usually undertakes, your scholarship program for the financially challenged but deserving dental students is a major contribution in uplifting professionalism within your organization and the society, in general.

With your selfless dedication to make education the main focus of your initiatives, over and above the numerous projects you undertake, your service and commitment will definitely soar high way beyond the 35 years of your foundation’s existence.

Unilab takes pride in having you as our partner. Serbisyong may ‘Husay at Malasakit’.

Long live Fil-Chi !

RAMONCITO “CHITO” O. STA. MARIA Vice President, PRMD UNILAB

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Vision

To form a Dynamic Group of selfless dentists dedicated to excellence in service and professionalism.

Mission

The Foundation’s noble mission is to shine in excellence in giving its selfless ef-fort to improve the quality of life of those in need of our service. FCDFI also aims to form highly creative, competent and morally upright dentists with a strong commitment to serve and contribute to the attainment of a just, humane and progressive society.

Objectives

• To promote the advancement of the dental profession in the various fields of human endeavors.

• To advocate dental legislation and education in order to maintain the high standard of dental profession at all levels.

• To achieve closely the provisions of the Regulatory Code of Dental Practice in the Philippines, as provided for by the Profession Regulatory Commission.

• To harmonize the activities with all allied professions in order to work effectively in promoting the well-being of the public.

• To carry out a concerted public health education programs to inculcate to the peo-ple the importance of good oral hygiene and the concept of the prevention of oral diseases.

Goals

• Promotion and establishment of volunteer activities and its contribution to national development through oral health education and dental treatment.

• Motivate members to get involved in the socio-civic activities.

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FCDFI Milestones...

1978

A group of young dynamic, hardworking, and civic-minded dental students from the University of the East were meeting regularly. From their deep passion and vision, had conceived and shaped the future Foundation.

1980 Around 12 young dentists met at a Chinese restaurant in Ongpin to draft and organize a dental society to be known as the Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc.

1981 The Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. celebrated its 1st Annual Convention.

This was held at the Century Park Hotel in Manila.

1983

FCDFI was finally recognized as an affiliate society of the Philippine Dental Association from which membership steadily swelled in number.

1984 Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. then presented exemplary continuing

education programs and actively participated in all PDA activities.

1986 The scholarship program was formed. This project became one of the hallmarks

and the “crowning glory” of FCDFI. The main goal of which was to help deserving indigent dental students.

1987 FCDFI amassed recognitions especially in the PDA bowling tournament.

1988 FCDFI won awards in the PDA’s Healthy Smile Contest and Sports Fest.

1990 The maiden issue of the FCDFI newsletter, the forerunner of the Primer, was

released. It was also the year when the hard plastic ID cards were first issued to the members.

1991

The official FCDFI pin was given to officers and as an incentive was also given to the members who completed the seminars of Fil-Chi. During its annual convention, an unprecedented influx of delegates attended the convention and the hotel had to set up additional tables in the foyer area.

1992 It was noted to have invited Senator Joseph Estrada.

1993 The Foundation received the first Most Outstanding Affiliate President award from

PDA.

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Milestones 1978-2016

1994

The Foundation bagged in the championship in the PDA bowling tournament for the nth, which proves that Fil-Chi was “the team to beat”. The Best Affiliate Award was given by the PDA.

1995 The program on health education started. The Association instigated the recognition

of the affiliate societies, including Fil-Chi, in the House of Delegates, the legislative body of the PDA.

1996

The Foundation organized a movie premiere wherein the proceeds went to FCDFI Mission Fund and an allocation was provided for the Building and Welfare Trust, the “brainchild projects” for the year. It was also the year wherein the FCDFI President and Board of Directors paid a courtesy call to the Republic of the Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos and lauded the efforts of the Foundation.

1997

The Civic Action Team was recognized as a more visible group of Fil-Chi and the association received a Meritorious Award from the PDA.

1998

A Wet Clinic on Apicoectomy was performed during the Annual Convention, was feed-in and viewed on wide screen. Received award during PDA’s Award night as the Most Outstanding Award.

1999 Emphasis was given on the importance of oral health education by conducting lectures

on Preventive Dentistry to private and public elementary schools and some private offices. The Foundation made a significant endeavor in the protection of the environment by way of tree planting at Plaza Dilao, Paco, Manila. Awards received from PDA are the Most Outstanding Affiliate Chapter and the Most Outstanding Affiliate President.

2000

The Welfare and Trust Fund for the active and life members of the FCDFI was implemented. Awards received from PDA are the Most Outstanding Affiliate Chapter and the Most Outstanding Affiliate President.

2001 Received the First Runner-up in the Most Outstanding Affiliate Chapter Award from PDA.

2002 Received the Most Outstanding Affiliate Society Runner-up from PDA. 2003 The Foundation embarked on an Oral Health Education Program for Pre-schools

around Metro Manila. Awards received from PDA are the Most Outstanding Affiliate Chapter and the Most Outstanding Affiliate President.

2004 Was able to come up with Book-Giving and Anti-hepatitis B Vaccination from PDA. 10

Milestones 1978-2016

2005

First to form a sisterhood with another affiliate, Philippine Academy of General Dentistry (PAGD), undertaking joint projects include Christmas Gift Giving, Feeding Program, and Special Seminar. Awarded PDA Most Outstanding Affiliate and President and Merit Award.

2006 The very first foreign venue special seminar in Singapore was organized and

inter-island dental mission under the sisterhood program with Cebu Dental Society was undertaken. Awarded as the Most Outstanding Affiliate and President, Achievement Awards Dental College Scholarship Program, Best Report Presentation Award.

2007

Breakthrough in Community Service: Environmental Cleanliness & Preservation Awareness Campaign activities. Awarded Most Outstanding Affiliate and President, Outstanding in Community Service.

2008

Longest term (1½ year) due to changes on PDA fiscal year to calendar year.

“Libreng Pustiso Project” in Bulacan & Binondo were accomplished; non-stop out of town Community Dental Outreach Program was made for the indigent people. Awarded Most Outstanding Affiliate and President, Special Awards for Exemplary Implementation of Scholarship Program and Achievement Awards Community Service.

2010

The official FCDFI website, www.filchidental.com and Facebook page were launched. The First undertaking of cleft lip and palate and speech rehabilitation project dubbed as “Fashion for Smile” was carried out. Contributed 1300 imported hardbound books to fellow PDA chapters for distribution to their area of locality. Awards as Runner-Up Most Outstanding PDA Affiliate and President.

2011

The FCDFI PRIVILEGE CARDacknowledged by both dental and non-dental establishments was first introduced.. Unbroken projects are the community outreach programs helping 174 Barangays, 5000 of which is a populace of the less fortunate, reaching ethnic groups and our brethrens at the Bureau of Jail Management Penology in San Pablo City. Awarded as Most Outstanding PDA Affiliate and President and first runner up PDA MTV Contest.

2012

Extended term (11/2 years) following changes in PDA calendar. A recipient of Presidential Award and a Special Award for Best in Community Service from PDA. Morphing of FCDFI MEMBERSHIP ID into a discount privilege card for its members. Awarded by PDA as the Most Outstanding Affiliate First Runner-Up for General Affiliate and President.

Another notable outstanding Professional Recognition received was during the radio guesting of President Carolyn G. Torres-Basa for “Heard on Thursdays” show on July 5, 2012 in Monster Radio RX 93.1 with the topic: “Who’s Afraid of the Dentists?”.

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Milestones 1978-2016

2013

Being true to its theme “Making Difference In This Fast-Paced World”, FCDFI embarked one which not one chapter & affiliate has gone.. to start awareness on animal welfare. Joining the Animal Welfare March at Quezon City Memorial Circle, 6 legged Run at Mall of Asia. Another most significant is making the long planned Basic Life Support Seminar – aptly titled “Hey Hey Hey! Are You OK?” which was conducted by certified American Heart Association instructors who are also emergency medicine practitioners. Bagging the Outstanding Affiliate Society Award, Meritorious Achievement Award and Exemplary Achievement Award in Community Service for Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic.

2014

With the theme “Working Together to Make Things Happen”, FCDFI has partnered/twinned with 3 dental chapter/affiliates namely Mandaluyong Dental Chapter, Novaliches Dental Professional, Inc., and Nueva Vizcaya-Ifugao Dental Chapter to help in various dental missions. The Filchi Sports Team joined the 1st PDA Duathlon (2km run,4km bike, 2km run) tournament and bagged 2nd place (girl-boy-boy category). FilChi’s Bowling & Badminton team continued their mastery of the sport by garnering major/championship awards during the PDA tournament. During the 11th NDHM, FilChi”s Dr. ALdrich Guiang joined the photo contest and got 3rd and 4th place in the black and white category During the On-the-Spot Postermaking Contest, Ms. Jamia Mae Tolentino got 2nd place. Aside from the usual Annual convention & 3 quarterly seminars FCDFI conducted 2 more special seminars (eCligners seminar & Recycling seminar). During the PDA Awards Night, FCDFI got the Presidential Merit Awards, Best Implementor (affiliate) of “Ngiti Mo, Sagot Ko”, Best in Report Presentation (paperless), Runner-up Outstanding Affiliate & Runner-up Outstanding Affiliate President.

2015-2016

Inspired by the year’s theme: “Growth in Dentisty Towards Professional Excellence”, special seminars namely Origin Point Therapy; Troubleshooting of Complete Dentures; and Recycling and Garbage Enzyme workshop for its members had been conducted.

First to have carried out Operation Restore, Revamp, Refurbish: Dental chairs which had been donated to church and public schools. A fund raising project: “I CAN” had been launched where the generous contributions of its members thru coin banks aided to fund Tzu Chi Foundation’s charitable missions. Free Denture projects like “Pustiso Mo. Sagot ko” where 100 patients had been served and charitable works like Give Love on Christmas which benefitted 200 indigent families in Rosario, Cavite had been emphasized.

With focus on environmental awareness and social concerns, activities in line with Save the Earth, Save Lives and Let’s Go Recycling had also been conducted and thus FCDFI prides itself for being awarded as “Outstanding Affiliate for Air Environmental Projects”, “Most Oustanding Affiliate” and proudly “Outstanding Affiliate President-Runner Up”.

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Council of Presidents

Dr. Joseph D. Lim 1981-1982

Dr. Napoleon U. Lim 1982-1983

Dr. Charley L. Tan 1983-1984

Dr. Henry G. Uy 1984-1985

Dr. Melecio V. Uy † 1985-1986

Dr. Thomas G. Tan † 1986-1987

Dr. Norma A. Tiu 1988-1989 2005-2006

Dr. Judy S. Ong † 1989-1990

Dr. Eligio U. Dujunco 1987-1988

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Council of Presidents

Dr. James A. Huang, Jr. 1990-1991

Dr. Irene C. Limtao-Uy 1991-1992

Dr. Grace Tan Un Huey Chua 1992-1993

Dr. Elizabeth C. Tecson 1993-1994

Dr. Rosemary C. Young Chan 1994-1995

Dr. Evelyn T. Uy-Co 1995-1996

Dr. Leticia G. Salvador 1996-1997

Dr. Margaret C. Tiu 1997-1998

Dr. Gladys Tong-So 1998-1999

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Council of Presidents

Dr. Alexander S. Zafra 1999-2000

Dr. Rosita S. Tan 2000-2001

Dr. Peter Chi Keung Choi 2001-2002

Dr. Dominador P. Lim †2002-2003

Dr. Vivian Gabaldon 2003-2004

Dr. Cesar E. Landrito 2004-2005

Dr. Cecile C. Young 2006-2007

Dr. Fortunato L. Uy 2007-2008

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Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal 2008-2009

Council of Presidents

Dr. Leslie P. Kiu 2010

Dr. Johnson L. Aguinaldo 2011

Dr. Stephanie C. Lim 2013-2014

Dr. Carolyn G. Torres-Basa 2012-2013

Dr. Alexander T. Uy 2014-2015

Advisers

Dr. Primo E. Gonzales †

Dr. Diampo J. Lim

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Dr. Ruben C. Navia †

Officers 2016-2017

Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal President

Dr. Edward Y. Lao Executive Vice President

Dr. Pamela F. Talavera First Vice President

Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Second Vice President

Dr. Apolonia S. Tanbonliong-Pua Auditor

Dr. Cecille Mae Uy Deomano Secretary

Felicitas C. Co-Choi Treasurer

Dr. Ariel Palma Public Relations Officer

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Dr. Jean D. Pauig Public Relations Officer

Board of Directors

Dr. Shirley T. Kho-Chua Ex-Officio

Dr. Alvin Kelsey L. Pua

Dr. Teresita I. Tiu

Dr. Marian R. Manuel

Dr. Nicole C. Tecson

Dr. Rosalynn B. Quesada

Dr. Perlita Tingjuy

Dr. Ryan C. Tiongco

Dr. Julie C. Muniz-Aguinaldo 18

Dr. Kent D. Abarico

President’s Profile Dr. Susan C. Co-Sabandal

President (2nd Term) (2016-2017) President – Elect (2nd Term) (2015-2016) Comelec Chairman (2014-2015) Council Of Past President (2010-2015) Ex-Officio (2009-2010) President (2008-2009) President - Elect (2007-2008) 1st Vice President (2006-2007) Treasurer (2003-2006) Board Of Director (2002-2003)

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Executive Committee 2016-2017 s ta n d i n g c o m m i t t ee s Co-Chairman Advisor

COMMITTEE ON AWARDS Chairman : Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Co-Chairman : Dr. Leticia G. Salvador

Sports And Recreation Chairman : Dr. Jean D. Pauig Co-Chairman : Dr. Nicole C. Tecson Advisor : Dr. Elizabeth C. Tecson

COMMITTEE ON CONTINUING EDUCATION Chairman : Dr. Evelyn Uy-Co Co-Chairman : Dr. Margaret C. Tiu Members : Dr. Alexander S. Zafra

Dr. Alexander T. Uy

Dr. Ryan G. Tiongco COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP Chairman : Dr. Perlita Tingjuy Co-Chairman : Dr. Rosalynn Quesada Advisor : Dr. Rosemary Young Chan

National Dental Health Month Coordinator Chairman : Dr. Marian R. Manuel Co-Chairman : Dr. Pamela F. Talavera Member : Dr. Johnson L. Aguinaldo COMMITTEE ON WAYS & MEANS: Chairman : Dr. Peter Chi Keung Choi Co-Chairman : Dr. Irene C. Limtao-Uy Arrangement and Accommodations Chairman : Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Co-Chairman : Dr. Ariel S. Palma Members : Dr. Marian R. Manuel Advisor : Dr. Charley L. Tan

Souvenir Program Chairman : Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua Co-Chairman : Dr. Rosalynn Quesada Advisor : Dr. Leticia G. Salvador

Civic Action Team Chairman : Dr. Marian R. Manuel Co-Chairman : Dr. Ladislawa Bais Advisor : Dr. Rosita S. Tan

Dr. Nicole C. Tecson Dr. Jean D. Pauig Dr. Julie Muniz-Aguinaldo Dr. Ryan Tiongco Dr. Norma A. Tiu

Representative to PDA Chairman : Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal

COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION: Publicity Chairman : Dr. Ryan G. Tiongco Advisor : Dr. James A. Huang Jr.

COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Reception Chairman : Dr. Leticia G. Salvador Co-Chairman : Dr. Gladys T. Tong-So Members : Dr. Nicole C. Tecson

Raffles and Prizes Chairman : Co-Chairman : : : Advisor :

Programs and Invitations Chairman : Dr. Kent D. Abarico Co-Chairman : Dr. Stephanie C. Lim

SUNSHINE COMMITTEE Chairman : Dr. Teresita I. Tiu Advisor : Dr. Carolyn Torres-Basa

Newsletter Editorial Team Chairman : Dr. Pamela F. Talavera Co-Chairman : Dr. Alvin Kelsey L. Pua Members : Dr. Edward Y. Lao Advisor : Dr. Alexander S. Zafra

: Dr. Pearly Tingjuy : Dr.Norma A. Tiu

Registration and Finance Chairman : Dr. Alvin Kelsey L. Pua Co-Chairman : Dr. Felicitas C. Choi Dr. Cecille Mae Uy Deomano Member : Dr. Teresita I Tiu

: Dr. Gerald T. Hernandez Advisor : Dr. Carolyn Torres-Basa Commercial Exhibits Chairman : Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua Co-Chairman : Dr. Apolonia Tanbonliong-Pua Advisor : Dr. Johnson L. Aguinaldo

Oral Health Education Chairman : Dr. Pamela F. Talavera 20

Executive Committee 2016-2017 s ta n d i n g c o m m i t t ee s SPECIAL COMMITTEE: Comelec Chairman : Dr. Carolyn Torres-Basa Co-Chairman : Dr. Stephanie C. Lim Member : Dr. Alexander T. Uy Constitution and By-Laws Chairman : Dr. Margaret C. Tiu Co-Chairman : Dr. Alexander S. Zafra Complaints and Grievances Chairman : Dr. Gladys T. Tong-So Co-Chairman : Dr. Peter C. Choi Protocol Chairman : Co-Chairman :

Dr. James Huang, Jr. Dr. Rosemary C. Youngchan

special committees under the council of presidents Board of Governors

Governor : Vice Governor : Secretary : Treasurer : Auditor :

Scholarship Chairman : Dr.Norma A. Tiu Co-Chairman : Dr. Evelyn Uy-Co : Dr. Margaret C. Tiu Mission Fund: Chairman : Co-Chairman :

Ethics Chairman : Dr. Grace Tan Un-Huey Co-Chairman : Dr. Irene Limtao-Uy

Dr. Rosita S. Tan Dr. Gladys T. Tong-So Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal Dr. Cecille T. Co-Young Dr. Rosemary C. Young Chan

Dr. Rosita S. Tan Dr. Rosemary Young Chan

Building and Welfare Trust Fund Chairman : Dr. Leticia G. Salvador Co-Chairman : Dr. Elizabeth C. Tecson

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Convention Programme

7:00 Registration 8:00 Thanksgiving Mass.....................................................................................Rev. Fr. Gigi Yabut

Philippine National Anthem PDA Hymn

Welcome Remarks.......................................................................................Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal

General Chairman 9:15 Introduction of First Lecturer......................................................................Dr. Carolyn Torres-Basa

Joy Bautista DMD, MHPED “Pre-Prosthetic Surgery for the General Practitioner”

10:00

Open Forum...............................................................................................Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Awarding of tokens......................................................................................Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Chairperson on Awards

AM SNACK 10:15

Introduction of Second Lecturer..................................................................Dr. Stephanie C. Lim

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Maria Margaret Regudo-Almoro, DMD, MScD “The Whys and How of Pulp Therapy in Pediatric Dentistry”

11:00

Open Forum...............................................................................................Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Awarding of tokens......................................................................................Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Chairman on Awards

11:15

Announcement & Charging of New Members............................................Dr. Pearly Tingjuy Chairperson, Membership Committee Dr. Rosita S. Tan Chairperson, Board of Governors Announcement of Birthday Celebrants........................................................Dr. Teresita I. Tiu Awarding of Token to Sponsors & Donors..................................................Dr. Cecille Mae U. Deomano Posthumous Award to Dr. Primo Gonzales

LUNCH

1:15

Introduction of Third Lecturer....................................................................Dr. Alexander T. Uy

Delfin Abadco, DMD, “Enhance Esthetics with Shade Build Up”

2:00

2:15

Open Forum...............................................................................................Dr. Cecille Mae Uy Awarding of tokens......................................................................................Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr. Chairperson on Awards Introduction of Fourth Lecturer .................................................................Dr. Evelyn Uy-Co

Ma. Concepcion Escano-Parrenas “Temporary Anchorage Devices Made Easy”

3:00 Open Forum...............................................................................................Dr. Cecille Mae Uy Deomano

Awarding of tokens......................................................................................Dr. Alfredo P. San Andres Jr.

Chairman on Awards 3:15 Closing Remarks.........................................................................................Dr. Edward Y. Lao

Executive Vice President Raffles.........................................................................................................Dr. Nicole C. Tecson

Chairman on Raffles Dr. Edward Y. Lao Master of Ceremonies 22

Lecturer’s Profile Pre-prosthetic Surgery for the General Practitioners

The Whys and How of Pulp Therapy in Pediatric Dentistry

Joy S. Bautista, DMD, MHPEd

Maria Margarita Regudo-Almoro,

Patients who are partially or completely edentulous will have esthetic and biomechanical concerns that need to be addressed before the prostheses can be fabricated.

The goal of pre-prosthetic surgery is to address these concerns in order to facilitate the placement of a functional and esthetically acceptable prosthesis. Immediate and late consequences of edentulism require a careful evaluation of the intraoral supporting structures in order to provide proper rehabilitation and to minimize the ongoing process of bone loss. Irregular alveolar ridges, undercuts, tori, large maxillary tuberosities, shallow vestibules, hypertrophic frenum and fibrous hyperplasia are some of the problems that can interfere with dental prosthetic rehabilitation. With sufficient knowledge of anatomy of the area, familiarization of the procedure and proper skill, these cases can be safely executed in the convenience of their own clinics.

DMD, MScD Despite modern advances in preventive dentistry and use of anticipatory guidance to assist families in preventing of dental caries, many primary teeth are still lost prematurely. In preventing the premature loss of primary teeth, there are several pulp therapy options to choose from with the primary objective of maintaining the integrity and health of oral tissues. It will be presented that the key to a successful pulp therapy starts with correct diagnosis plus a thorough clinical and radiographic examination coupled with a good clinical technique. This lecture aims to assist the dental practitioner to better serve children and adolescents in saving primary teeth from premature extraction due to caries.  Doctor of Dental Medicine (D.M.D.) University of the Philippines College of Dentistry, Manila, Philippines  Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Pediatric Dentistry (C.A.G.S.) Boston University Henry Goldman School of Graduate Dentistry Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.  Master of Science in Dentistry (M.Sc. D.) Boston University Henry Goldman School of Graduate Dentistry Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.  Philippine Dental Board Exam taken May 1990 and ranked number 11 (out of 1,403) in overall results  Specialist – Private Practice (F-705 South Tower CHBC, St. Luke’s Medical Center)  Specialist – Dr. Ricardo Boncan (San Miguel Village, Makati)  Professorial Lecturer – University of the Philippines, College of Dentistry Subsection of Pediatric Dentistry  Member – American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry  Member – Quezon City Dental Society, Inc  Member – Philippine Dental Association  President / Director / Member – Philippine Pediatric Dental Society, Inc.  Diplomate / Member of the Board – Philippine Board of Pediatric Dentistry  Active Staff – St. Luke’s Medical Center, QC Dentistry and Oral Surgery Service

 Doctor of Dental Medicine - 1996 University of the East – College of Dentistry  Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Fellowship Training, Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg, Unversitats Klinikum, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Germany  Master in Health Professions Education University of the Philippines, Manila  Assistant Professor and Head – Oral Diagnosis Section University of the East, College of Dentistry  Clinical Director – Perfect Teeth Dental Center  Fellow – Philippine College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons  Fellow – International Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons  Fellow – Asian Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons  Fellow – International College of Dentistry Member – AO Craniomaxillofacial Surgeons

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Lecturer’s Profile Enhance Esthetics with Shade Build Up

TADS MADE IT EASY!

Ma. Concepcion Escano-Parrenas,

Delfin Abadco, DMD

DMD, MscD

Finding the right shade is one of the most difficult decisions you have to make through your dental restoration. Philippine economics has made it almost impossible to have 10-15 shades of composite in 1 restoration.

This lecture aims to show a simplified technique for an anterior build up. An onsite demo will follow the technique discussed in the lecture.

Mini-screw implants, often referred to as temporary anchorage device ( TADs).

It is a device that is temporarily fixed to bone for the purpose of strengthening orthodontic anchorage which is subsequently removed after use. Their attachment in bone is mechanical with no intent to establish any form of osseointegration The scope of orthodontics is expanding. TADs have allowed the Orthodontists to overcome anchorage limitation ,to perform difficult tooth movements with minimal patient compliance at a faster time. It must be positioned precisely relative to tooth roots, soft tissue and available bone.

Lastly, a precise diagnosis, proper instrumentation and laboratory exams must be performed to the patient before putting screw as well as the competency and expertise of the licensed professional orthodontist are highly required.

SCHOLASTIC RECORD UP-PGH Externship Program Hospital Dentistry Manila Doctor of Dental Medicine College of Dentistry University of the East Recto, Manila Pre-Dentistry College of Dentistry University of the East Recto, Manila

 MScD MAJOR IN ORTHODONTICS: 2008 – 2011 Graduate School, University of the East  NATIONAL DENTAL BOARD EXAMINATION: December 1989  DOCTOR OF DENTAL MEDICINE: 19851988 University of the East, College of Dentistry  June 2011 – Present: Professorial Lecturer 1, University of the East, Graduate School Subjects handled: Clinical Conference and Orthodontics o Clinical Supervisor: Orthodontics Department  December 2011 Clinic 1 -Present Dentist/ Owner HEALTHY Teeth Happy Family Wellness Center, Pasig City  Feb 1990 - Clinic 2 Present Dentist/ Owner Healthy Teeth Happy Family Wellness Center, Quezon City  MEMBERSHIP: Philippine Dental Association Pasig Dental Chapter Quezon City Dental Chapter

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE  Private Practitioner in St Lukes Medical Center  Affiliate of St Luke’s Medical Center Dental Department  Member, Quezon City Dental Chapter  Faculty, University of the East College of Dentistry, Science of Dental Materials and Prosthodontics Department  Currently undergoing MS in Dental Education in University of the East CONFERENCES AND TRAININGS ATTENDED  Train the Trainers Session for Asia Pacific in Singapore (2016)  Asia Pacific Latin-America Scientific Dental Training in Minnesota  Asia Pacific Latin-America Scientific Dental Training in Germany

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President’s Night

Doxology National Anthem PDA Hymn Welcome Greeting.............................................................................Dr. Edward Lao EVP Cordial Message from Sponsor Unilab...............................................Mr. Ramoncito O. Sta Maria Vice President, PRMD UNILAB Inspirational Talk..............................................................................Mr. Angel Ngu President, FFCCCII Dinner-----------------------------------Dinner-----------------------------Dinner---------------------------Dinner ****** Awarding Ceremony ****** Presentation of Awards to FCDFI Partners in Service........................Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua Conferment of Life Membership to Dr. Alexander T. Uy by Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua President 2013-2014 President 2015-2016 Valedictory Address...........................................................................Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua ****** Induction Ceremony ****** Administration of Oath of Office of the President, 2016-2017 To: Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal by

Hon. Paolo Benigno A. Aquino IV Senator, Republic of the Philippines

Transfer of Symbol of Authority From: Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua to Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal President 2015-2016 President 2016-2017 Recognition of Leadership Achievement Award to Outgoing President From: Dr. Shirley Kho-Chua to Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal President 2015-2016 President 2016-2017 Inaugural Address..............................................................................Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal President 2016-2017 Introduction of Guest of Honor........................................................Dr. Grace Tan Un Huey President 1992-1993 Keynote Address................................................................................Hon. Paolo Benigno “BAM” A. Aquino IV Senator, Republic of the Philippines Proclamation of Officers, 2016-2017................................................Dr. Carolyn Torres-Basa Chairperson, Comelec Administration of Oath of office of the 2016-2017 Officers..............Dr. Susan Co-Sabandal Awarding of Scholarship, 2016-2017................................................Dr. Norma A. Tiu Chairperson, Scholarship Committee Closing Remarks Raffles...............................................................................................Dr. Nicole C. Tecson Chairperson, Raffles & Prizes Committee DR. APOLONIA TANBONLIONG-PUA & DR. KENT D. ABARICO MASTERS OF CEREMONIES 25

Conferment of Life Membership to Dr. Alexander T. Uy

President (2014-2015) President-Elect (2013 - 2014) Treasurer (2012 - 2013) Director (2007 - 2011)

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Keynote Speaker

Sen. Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV A neophyte senator with 14 laws under his belt, Sen. Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV, a world renowned social entrepreneur has dedicated his career to empowering the youth and the poor, helping Filipinos improve their lives through entrepreneurship.

He graduated as class valedictorian and student council president with summa cum laude honors from the Ateneo de Manila University with a degree in Management Engineering in 1999. He became the youngest head of a government agency at age 25 when he was appointed as the Chairperson of the National Youth Commission, the primary national policy-making body for Filipino youth.

He co-founded the multi-awarded social enterprise, The Hapinoy Program, and has been named a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum in 2006, one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines in 2010, one of the Asian Social Entrepreneurs of the Year in 2011, and one of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World in 2012.

On his first year as senator, he authored the Go Negosyo Law, the first propoor and inclusive growth bill in the 16th Congress and in 2015, he passed landmark legislation – the Philippine Competition Act – set to revolutionize the playing field for businesses, particularly for MSMEs and start-ups.

He is co-author and principal sponsor of the Youth Entrepreneurship Act and co-author and co-sponsor of the Sangguniang Kabataan Reform Act. He also recently passed the Children’s Emergency Relief and Protection Act to safeguard the youth in times of disaster.

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CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS of the FILIPINO-CHINESE DENTAL FOUNDATION, INC. Preamble The ideal of service to humanity as a worthy enterprise is a concept ingrained in the dental profession. As such, we dentists throughout the Philippines, holding and believing firmly in these principles as well as the spirit of mutual understanding, fellowship, cooperation; the encouragement and enhancement of professional standards by promoting scientific researches, progressive continuing dental education programs and adherence to the Regulatory Code of Dental Practice in the Philippines; do hereby pledge to form, constitute and promulgate this Constitution and By-Laws.

Article I – NAME The name of this Organization shall be Filipino – Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. hereinafter referred to as the F. C. D. F. I. or the Association.

Article II – HEADQUARTERS The headquarters of this Association shall be situated at the office address of the incumbent president.

Article III - OFFICIAL SEAL Section 1 The official seal shall conform with that of the mother association, the Philippine Dental Association with modification as approved by the Board of Officers. The symbol of the Association shall be illustrated as:

Section

2

The official colors of the Association are yellow and gray.

Article IV - OBJECTIVES

The objectives of this Association shall be to promote the advancement of the dental profession in the various fields of human endeavors; safeguard and share them with the members of society; to advocate some dental legislation and education in order to maintain the high standard of the profession at all levels; to achieve closely the provisions of the Regulatory Code of Dental Practice in the Philippines; to harmonize the activities with all allied professions in order to work effectively in promoting the well-being of the public; and to carry out a concerted public health education program to inculcate the masses with the concept of prevention of oral diseases.

Article V - MEMBERSHIP Section

1 A. Classification Active Member - Dentist duly registered, practicing and who has paid his membership fee for the current year. b. Inactive Member - Dentist duly registered and practicing who has been an active member in the past but has not yet paid his membership fee for the current year. c.

Honorary Member - Any person of any citizenship who has made an outstanding contribution in the dental science may be elected as an Honorary Member upon the recommendation, evaluation and approval by the Board of Officers and the Council of Presidents. d. Life Member - The membership is given automatically to all past presidents. a.

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B. Qualification Members are admitted by invitations only, subject to the recommendation of the Committee on Membership and upon the approval of a majority of the members of the Board of Officers provided they are duly licensed dentist and registered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

Section

2

Good Standing Any member of the Association whose dues for the current year has been fully paid shall be considered a member in good standing.

Section

3

Privileges a.

Active Member - All such members shall be entitled to attend all scientific functions; be eligible to any elective or appointive position; and be qualified to vote.

b.

Inactive Member Association.

c.

Honorary Member - All such members shall receive a Certificate of Honorary Membership and be entitled to attend all scientific functions sponsored by the Association.

All such members shall be entitled to attend all scientific functions sponsored by the

d. Life Member - All such members shall receive a Certificate of Life Membership and be entitled to all privileges of an active member in good standing; shall further act as an adviser to the Association if and when consulted or duly appointed by the incumbent administration; and shall be exempted from payment of membership dues.

Section

4

Membership Fees and Dues All members except the Honorary and Life Members shall pay an annual membership fee on or before the annual convention. Any additional due to be collected shall be determined by the President subject to the approval of the Board of Officers.

Article VI - OFFICERS

Section

1

Elective Officers The Association shall have the following elective officers: President, President-Elect, Executive Vice President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Treasurer, Auditor and nine (9) Directors, who shall constitute a body referred to as the Board of Directors.

Section

2

Appointive Officers The Association shall have the following appointive officers: Secretary, two (2) Public Relations Officers (P..R.O.), and such other officers as the President may deem necessary to the proper functioning of the Association provided such appointments shall be subject to the approval of the Board of Officers.

Section

3

Ex-Officio Officers The immediate Past President and the President-Elect automatically becomes the first ( 1st ) and the eleventh ( 11th ) Directors, respectively.

Section

4

Board of Officers All elective, appointive and ex-officio officers shall constitute the Board of Officers with the President as Chairman and with all having the right to participate in discussion and the power to vote.

Article VII - ELECTIONS AND TENURE OF OFFICE

Section

1

Elective Officers The election of elective officers of the Association shall be held during the Fourth ( 4th ) Quarterly Seminar.

The new officers shall serve and hold office for a term of one (1) year based on the Philippine Dental Association (PDA) fiscal or calendar year.

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Section

2

Appointive and Ex-Officio Officers All appointive officers shall hold office at the discretion of the incumbent President upon approval by the Board of Officers. All Ex-Officio officers shall hold office for a term of one (1) year.

Section

3

Special Elections Special elections shall be held once an elective officer has been relieved or a position has been declared vacant, on a date and place to be decided upon by the Board of Officers. If such a vacancy is declared for the position of Director, the candidate who garnered the next highest number of votes in the previous election shall be declared successor without any special election.

Section

4

Qualifications and Eligibility a. Only members who have been active for three (3) consecutive years and in good standing both of this Association and the Philippine Dental Association may be nominated and elected or appointed to any position in the Association. b. No absent member may be nominated and elected provided that the member has written his intention to run for an elective position and has a valid reason for his absence. c.

No member may be elected to more than one position in the Association.

d.

Nominees for President-Elect and Vice Presidents must have been a member of the Board of Officers for at least two (2) years during the past five (5) years prior to his nomination.

e.

Honorary and Life Members cannot hold any elective position. All Past Presidents cannot run for the position of President-Elect within three (3) years after the termination of their tenure in office.

f.

Nomination for the elective officers must be submitted by at least twenty ( 20 ) members of the Association

g.

Election of Officers shall be by secret ballot and/or viva voce with each voting member entitled to only one vote.

h.

All election protests shall be referred to and decided upon by the Committee on Elections. Appeals may however be directed to the Council of F.C.D.F..I. Presidents.

Article VIII - COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS

Section

1

Composition There shall be a constitutional body called the Committee on Elections or COMELEC composed of three (3) members from the Council of Presidents appointed by the incumbent President.

Section

2

Term of Office The members of COMELEC shall hold office for a term of three (3) years or until their successors shall have been duly chosen and qualified, provided that in the initial term, the Chairman should serve for one (1) year; the second member for two ( 2 ) years; and the third member for three (3) years; and provided further that thereafter the most senior member shall serve as Chairman.

Section

3

Duties The COMELEC shall conduct the election of officers by prescribing the necessary rules and regulations and shall be empowered to administer and enforce the same; it shall likewise maintain impartiality and none of its members must be identified for or against any candidate nor should any of its members hold or aspire for any elective positions while in office.

Article IX - DUTIES

Section

1

Members All members are obliged to attend all scheduled meetings; to pay all membership fees and dues promptly; to faithfully abide by the Regulatory Code of Dental Practice in the Philippines; and to adhere to the provisions of this Constitution and By-Laws and all other policies that may be approved hereafter.

Section

2

Officers a.

President - The President shall deliver the opening remarks in the annual meeting as well as preside in all meetings of the Association and of the Board of Officers; shall serve as the official representative of the Association in its dealings with the mother organization (PDA), government, civic, business, and other

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professional organizations for the purpose of advancing the policies and objectives of the Association; shall create other committees and appoint members for emergencies and purposes not otherwise provided for in the Constitution and By-Laws; shall countersign all disbursements and expenditures approved by the Board of Officers and make an official report of the activities of the Association in its annual meeting; shall perform such duties and functions as may be provided for in the Constitution and By-Laws. b.

President-Elect - The President-Elect shall succeed the President on the following year of his election; shall serve as a member of the Board of Directors; shall assist and advice the President when requested; and shall be the General Chairman of the Annual Convention of the Association.

c.

Vice President - All Vice Presidents: Executive Vice President, First (1st) Vice President and Second (2nd) Vice President shall assist the President when requested; shall carry out the policies of the Association and such other duties and functions that the President may assign to them; and the most senior Executive Vice President among them shall assume the Office of the President in case of the latter’s incapacitation due to resignation, illness, impeachment or other valid causes and shall only cover the unexpired term of the President or until such time that the said incapacitation shall have ceased to exist or until such time when special elections can be held.

He shall be the custodian of all properties belonging to the Association.

d. Secretary - The Secretary shall attend all meetings and keep all the records of the Association; shall take charge of all the correspondences, communications and issue notices of all the meetings and shall prepare written reports of all the affairs of the various committees as directed by the President or the Board of Officers; and shall turnover all the records of the Association to his successor. e.

Treasurer - The Treasurer shall be the custodian of all money and funds belonging to the Association as directed by the Board of Officers; shall countersign all checks and disbursements with the President to pay the Association’s obligation; shall submit or make a Treasurer’s Report every executive or board meeting; and at the expiration of his/her term of office shall make a Financial Statement as required by the Bureau of Internal Revenue of the Philippines and shall turnover immediately thirty (30) days after election or during informal turnover) to his successor all pertinent matters and records thereto appertaining.

f.

Auditor - The Auditor shall perform such duties necessary and expedient in auditing the money, properties, securities, funds and deeds and other assets of the Association and such other duties as may be assigned to him by the President or Board of Officers.

g.

Directors - All Directors shall attend all meetings of the Association and be appointed by the President to any position necessary for the implementation of the policies and projects of the Association.

h. Public Relations Officers - All Public Relations Officers (P.R.O.) shall take charge of all public information and propaganda activities of the Association through the media in order to promote the proper and effective implementation of all the programs of the Association.

Article X - MEETINGS Section

1 The Association shall hold an annual convention within the First (1st) Quarter of the PDA Fiscal Year and Three (3) quarterly scientific meetings at a time and place to be agreed upon by the Board of Officers unless constraint

by Force Majeure.

Section

2 a. The Board of Officers shall hold a regular monthly meeting at a time and place to be decided upon by the President. b.

Section

Any absences by any member of the Board of Officers for four (4) meetings would mean automatic resignation on the part of the member involved.

3 The President or any five (5) members of the Board of Officers may call a special meeting whenever it is deemed necessary.

Section

4 A simple majority of the members of the Board of Officers shall constitute a quorum.

Section

5 All notices of meetings shall be handled directly by the Secretary and persons concerned are to be notified at least seven (7) days prior to such meetings as to date, time and place.

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Article XI - STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES Section

1

Standing Committees of the Association shall be the following : a. b. c. d. e.

f.

g. h. i.

Committee on Awards Committee on Continuing Education Committee on Membership Committee on Publication Committee on Social Activities - Civic Action Team - Reception - Sports and Recreation - Raffles and Prizes - Protocol - Ethics - Representative to the PDA - National Dental Health Month Coordinator Committee on Ways and Means - Arrangement and Accommodation - Registration and Finance - Commercial Exhibits Committee on Elections Committee on Constitution and By-Laws Committee on Complaints and Grievances

Duties and Functions : a.

Committee on Awards - To determine and recommend awardees; prepare the awards to be given; and establish the rules and regulations pertaining to these awards.

b. Committee on Continuing Education - To initiate and encourage scientific meetings; and to suggest and arrange speakers for such occasions. c.

Committee on Membership - To attract and gather new members; device ways and means to maintain and constantly keep in touch with all members through fellowship and goodwill promotions; and to build all around camaraderie among all the members.

d. Committee on Publication - To publish the newsletter of the Association; to disseminate informative materials and other campaign aids; and to publish guidelines for all members. e.

Committee on Social Activities - To plan and execute schedules of all social affairs not otherwise provided for in the Constitution and By-Laws and to determine the time, date and venue of such affairs.

f. Committee on Ways and Means - To take charge of all the business affairs of the Association in collaboration with the President, Treasurer and Auditor.

Committee on Complaints and Grievances - To receive and evaluate complaints and grievances and to recommend to the Board of Officers measures to be taken to solve these complaints and grievances.

Section 2 Special Committees under the Council of Presidents shall be the following : g.

a. Scholarship Committee b. Committee on Mission Fund c. Committee on Building and Welfare Trust Fund Duties and Functions : a.

Committee on Building and Welfare Trust Fund - To undertake ways and means to assist any member who become a victim of accident or death; and to formulate plans and programs to provide the necessary aid to benefit these members.

Article XII - COUNCIL OF F.C.D.F.I. PRESIDENTS

Section

1 The Council of F.C.D.F.I. Presidents shall be an autonomous body composed of the incumbent President, the President-Elect and all past Presidents.

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Section

2

Section 3

Board of Governors a.

The Council shall elect from among themselves a Board of Governors, who shall administer the affairs of the Council, composed of the following : Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, and Auditor. The Secretary of the Board of Governors shall be the President-Elect.

b.

The incumbent President cannot be elected to the position of Chairman of the Board of Governors.

Term of Office a.

Section

4

The Members of the Board of Governors shall serve for two (2) years except for the Secretary who shall serve for one (1) year.

Duties and Functions a.

The Council shall be the advisory and judiciary arm of the Association.

b. The Council shall exercise powers related to the adjudication of matters presented before it by the Board of Officers or by any member of good standing, c.

The Council shall interpret, when requested or if the occasion arises, provision in the Constitution and By-Laws.

d.

The Council may investigate any alleged violation of the Regulatory Code of Dental Practice in the Philippines after the same shall have passed the corresponding committee of the Association, and shall impose the necessary disciplinary action upon any errant officers and members, and likewise refer the matter to the Philippine Dental Association of the Board of Dentistry for further action.

e.

The Council, through the Chairman, shall act as an adviser to the incumbent President during board meetings or whenever such advice is requested.

f.

The Council, through the Board of Governors, shall conduct all the activities of the Association with regards to scholarship offered to dental students by the F.C.D.F.I. The Board of Governors shall be tasked with the evaluation and selection of the F.C.D.F.I. scholars. Any member of the Council may be appointed by the Chairman to assist in the Scholarship Program of the Association.

g. The Council, through the Chairman, shall collect from the outgoing Treasurer of the Association, duly certified by the outgoing President, half of the available cash funds for deposit to a reputable bank in the name of F.C.D.F.I. Trust Fund.

Section 5

This Fund shall be utilized by the Association in the funding of the F.C.D.F.I. Scholarships and other projects to promote the functions of the Council and the Association. Any disbursements shall be subject to the approval of the two-thirds (2/3) majority of the Council members in a meeting. The Signatories to the bank account of the Trust Fund shall be any two (2) of the following : Chairman of the Council, the Vice Chairman, and the Council Treasurer.

Meeting and Quorum a.

The Council shall meet twice (2x) a year, once in June and another in December, or as often as the Chairman may decide. A simple majority of the members of the Council shall be sufficient to constitute a quorum for a meeting to be called.

b. All members of the Council can vote except for the President-Elect who is the Secretary of the Council. The Chairman can vote only in case of a tie.

Article XIII - IMPEACHMENT AND EXPULSION Section

1

Members Any member, upon the recommendation of the Board of Officers, may be expelled, if after due process, if registration has been revoked by the Board of Dentistry or has committed an offense involving moral turpitude.

The Board of Officers may create an Investigating Committee to conduct the investigation and give all parties the opportunity to be heard.

Section

2

Officers Any officer of the Association may be impeached for a cause, upon the recommendation of the Board of Officers and after having been given due process. A vote of three-fourths (3/4) of the total members of the said Board is needed for impeachment.

Article XIV - AMENDMENTS Any article of this Constitution and By-Laws may be amended, repealed or altered by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the members of the Board of Officers subject to ratification by the General Assembly or by Postal Referendum.

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SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM of the FILIPINO-CHINESE DENTAL FOUNDATION, INC.

CONDITIONS :

QUALIFICATIONS :

Dental students applying for this scholarship grant should possess the following qualifications :

1. The recipient of this Scholarship will be entitled to the following :

1. Must be a Filipino citizen and must have continuously resided in the Philippines for the past five (5) years.

2. Must possess good moral character certified by any faculty and in reasonably good health .

3. .Must be a bonafide regular Third (3rd) or Fourth (4th) year dental student of a duly recognized dental school in Metro Manila area.

4. Total income of the parents during the immediate past year should not exceed Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php 500,000).

a. PHP 10,000 for enrollment purposes at the beginning of the school year. b. PHP 10,000 after the first (1st) semester, provided that all grades and requirements earned thus far satisfy the terms and conditions set forth in the Scholarship Grant. c. PHP 10,000 for enrollment purposes for the second (2nd) semester. d. PHP 10,000 after the second (2nd) semester, upon completion of all requirements for graduation.

CRITERIA FOR SELECTION :

1. Scholastic Performance - 40%

- Academic Standing

- Skill and Clinical Proficiency

2. Financial Status - 40% 3. Personality - 20%

- Character Reference

- Leadership Quality

- Health Status

2. To qualify for the continuity of the Scholarship Grant for the second (2nd) semester, the recipient must meet the following requirements:

a. No failing grades. b. No conditional grade or incomplete grades. c. Must submit proof of completion of all Clinical and Academic requirements for the whole first (1st) semester. d. Favorable endorsement of the Dean and Clinical Chairman of the dental school.

REQUIREMENTS : 1. Submission of a properly accomplished Application Form with a 2x2 picture.

2. Official Transcript of Record reflecting the performance of the student for the first two (2) or three (3) years of Dental Proper.

3. Endorsement Letter from the Dean of the dental school where the student is enrolled.

4. Endorsement Letter from the Clinical Chairman and one (1) faculty member of the dental school.

5. Must not be a recipient of any form of Scholarship Program that would coincide with this grant.

6. The applicant must be available for interview.

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If the above requirements are not met, the Scholarship Grant will be automatically terminated and a new recipient may or may not be selected. The decisions of the Scholarship Committee shall be final.

3. The F.C.D.F.I. Scholar is expected to become a member of the Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. after graduation.

FILIPINO-CHINESE DENTAL FOUNDATION, INC. List of Scholars NO. NAME

SCHOOL

YEAR

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

UE CEU UE UE CEU CEU UE UP UE DOMC UP UP UE DOMC CEU DOMC DOMC NU UE UE UP UE UP MCU DOMC UE MCU MCU NU EAC FATIMA UE UE MCU FATIMA EAC DOMC MCU FATIMA UE FATIMA UE DOMC

1987 - 1988 1988 - 1989 1988 - 1989 1989 - 1990 1989 - 1990 1991 - 1992 1992 - 1993 1992 - 1993 1993 - 1994 1994 - 1995 1994 - 1995 1994 - 1995 1995 - 1996 1995 - 1996 1996 - 1997 1996 - 1997 1996 - 1997 1996 - 1997 1996 - 1997 1996 - 1997 1996 - 1997 1997 - 1998 1997 - 1998 1998 - 1999 1998 - 1999 1998 - 1999 1999 - 2000 1999 - 2000 1999 - 2000 2000 - 2001 2000 - 2001 2000 - 2001 2000 - 2001 2001 - 2002 2001 - 2003 2001 - 2003 2001 - 2003 2001 - 2003 2001 - 2003 2003 - 2004 2003 - 2004 2004 - 2005 2004 - 2005

Don A.b. Magadia Mary Rose Del Rosario Jennifer U. Juanillo Fiameta C. Zapata Iluminada Viloria Bernadette H. Francisco Oscar Noble Tosa Mia Mayor Eugene A.tung Jennfer L. Ilao Maritess S. Olivares Ma. Carla S. Guerrero Jennifer Sy Evelyn Reyes Girlie Del Rosario Josie Buerano Marcial San Luis Mario Friala Robina Gaw Edwin Valera Anna Villegas Carol Calicdan Jocera Managbanag Annie Ruth T. Tarin Jeanne C. Valdez Malyn P. Gozum Aileen P. Castro Rochelle D. Lozada Ryan R. Pacquing Imee Grace M. Applicador Oswald M. Sombrito Maricel C. Allauigan Evangeline Joy U. Ramos Darwin R. Tualla Dandee Castillo Simeon Alcantara Doris Noriega Joyce Irish Carpio Hermel Herico Catherine F. De Los Santos Mark Jason M. Mina Marigold Almoradie Jose Marie Mediarito

NO. NAME 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78

SCHOOL

Ryan G. Tiongco CEU Laarny Roc FATIMA Leni Pia Vega UE Elena R. Ayran MCU Ryan Franco FATIMA Paul Michael Flores EAC Margarette Mendoza UE Clarice Baller CEU Arlene Gabriel MCU Wilma Uclusin FATIMA Harieth Joy A. Reyno UP Sherian L. Ismael UE Vernyl Contes FATIMA Charmae Jean F. Mangao FATIMA Phoebe Andrea De Leon FATIMA Queen M. Salazar MCU Ann Majal S. Villas EAC Sittie Norjana B. Cabuntalan EAC Nardie B. Libiran FATIMA Lucy Grace R. Abong NU Rebie Dyan C. Catabay MCU Norain B. Gandawali NU Jonathan Carl V. Ragas UE Nestlyn G. Aydalla NU Korina H. Edrosolo Fatima Ma. Angelie B. Santiago Fatima Carmina S. Angara NU Maybelle B. Dinaga FATIMA Fatima Mae D. Gilbuena UP Rejoyce C. Gonzales UE Maria Corazon L. Pagubayan NU Edwlyn E. Fajardo MCU Marvin B. Perez UNCIANO Shiela Marie L. Tagala FATIMA Joane Fatima B. Ramirez FATIMA

YEAR 2004 - 2005 2004 - 2005 2005 - 2006 2005 - 2006 2005 - 2006 2005 - 2006 2006 - 2007 2006 - 2007 2006 - 2007 2006 - 2007 2007 - 2008 2007 - 2008 2008 - 2009 2009 - 2010 2010 - 2011 2010 - 2011 2010 - 2011 2011 - 2012 2011 - 2012 2011 - 2012 2012 - 2013 2012 - 2013 2012 - 2013 2013 - 2014 2013 - 2014 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2014 - 2015 2014 - 2015 2015 - 2016 2015 - 2016 2015 - 2016 2016 - 2017 2016 - 2017 2016 - 2017

FCDFI - SANOFI AVENTIS List of Scholars 1 2 3 4 5

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Jennilyn D.l. Brigino Jhoana Mae T. Simon Ralen Angelica Tabasan Raymond T. Alborte Cyril Anthony B. Labios

FATIMA FATIMA MCU UE UE

2007 - 2008 2007 - 2008 2007 - 2008 2007 - 2008 2007 - 2008

BUILDING AND WELFARE TRUST FUND PROVISIONS AND REQUIREMENTS of the FILIPINO-CHINESE DENTAL FOUNDATION, INC.

Welfare Benefits for Active and Life Members : FIRE : Benefit can only be given with a single occurrence of fire in either member’s residence or office within one (1) fiscal year of the officer’s term.

Eligibility for Benefits :

a. PHP 10,000 will be given to the disclosed beneficiary or member who has been active and in good standing for the past three (3) consecutive years. b. PHP 5,000 will be given to the disclosed beneficiary or member who has been active and in good standing for the past two (2) consecutive years. c. PHP 3,000 will be given to the disclosed beneficiary or member who has been active and in good standing for the past year and maintains his/ her membership up to the present year.

The check should only be made payable to the name of the member.

Provisions and Requirements : a. The fire should not be intentional. b. The fire must be accidental in nature and a clearance certificate must be obtained from the Local Fire Department Arson Squad. c. Members must show a proof of residence/ office by providing us a copy of Meralco/ Manila Water District/ Rental receipt in his/ her name. d. If fire occurred in his/ her residence/ office and only a portion of the residence/ office was burnt, benefit will be given partially depending upon the extent of the damaged structures. e. Full payment will be given on total loss. f. Must provide a satisfactory proof of membership, may it be his/ her payment receipts during the years required and certified by the Chairman of the Membership Committee.

Note : If both spouses are members, benefits will be given for both the husband and wife.

Benefits are only given to Active and Life Members and are non-applicable for Honorary Members.

DEATH : Only the member’s legal spouse/ legitimate children or should he/ she be single, then the parents will be the beneficiary. The qualified beneficiary may only claim once by any of the above-mentioned. In case of dispute regarding the legitimacy of the claimant, the decision of the Chairman is deemed to be final.

Eligibility for Benefits : a. PHP 10,000 will be given to the disclosed beneficiary or member who has been active and in good standing for the past three (3) consecutive years. b. PHP 5,000 will be given to the disclosed beneficiary or member who has been active and in good standing for the past two (2) consecutive years. c.

PHP 3,000 will be given to the disclosed beneficiary or member who has been active and in good standing for the past year and maintains his/ her membership up to the present year.

The check should only be made payable to the name of the qualified beneficiary.

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Provisions and Requirements : a. b. c. d.

The death must not be intentional or self-inflicted or suicidal in nature.

Certificate of Death is required as a pre-requisite for payment of beneficiary.

Beneficiary must provide proof of relation to the member.

A certificate from the Chairman of the Membership Committee is needed to certify his/ her membership of good standing.

Benefits are only given to Active and Life Members. The Chairman of the Committee on Building and Welfare Trust Fund has the last decision whether the Honorary Members could be given the same benefits.

DISMEMBERMENT / DISABLEMENT : I. Total Dismemberment / Disablement : Complete loss or dysfunction of both eyesights or extremities, either arms or legs or any impairment which may hinder his/ her ability to practice dentistry.

Eligibility for Benefits : a. A sum of PHP 10,000 will be paid if he/ she has been an active member of good standing for the past three (3) consecutive years. b. A sum of PHP 5,000 will be paid if he/ she has been an active member of good standing for the past two (2) consecutive years. c. A sum of PHP 3,000 will be paid if he/ she has been an active member of good standing for the past year and maintains his/ her membership up to the present year.

II. Partial Dismemberment / Disablement : If the ability to practice dentistry is found to be a hindrance for the practitioner then he/ she may claim total disability. There is no partial disability / disablement provision.

The check should only be made payable to the name of the member.

Provisions and Requirements : a. It should be accidental in nature and not an intentional incident. b. The eyesight or extremities should be non-functional. c. A medical doctor’s certificate is required.

Benefits are only given to Active and Life Members and are non-applicable for Honorary Members.

Note : The finances will come from the funded account being held by the Chairman of the Committee on Building and Welfare Trust Fund. However, it must not exceed PHP 50,000 per term year of the President of the Foundation to avoid depletion of the existing fund. If the fund shall exceed PHP 50,000 per term year, then the benefit will be released at a latter period and may be paid in the succeeding year of the new officer’s term.

DEATH OF PARENTS / SPOUSE / CHILDREN AND IMMEDIATE RELATIVE :

There was a Board Resolution passed September 12, 1990, during the regular board meeting on Article No. 14, that the President is allowed to make contributions or “abuloy” to the members of the Executive Board whose immediate relative/s has/ have passed away. The amount of PHP 1,000 as contributions will come from the revolving fund/ general fund of the incumbent term.

Effectivity Period : 23rd of July, 2000 ( Co-terminus with the fiscal year of the officer’s term )

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

ABARICO, Kent D.

ABELLO, Audrey Ann L.

ABIJAY, Geronimo M.

ABILLON, Tristan

ABING, Ma. Corazon M.

ABINOJA, Marcela M.

ABIOG, Marilou P.

ABRAHAM-ROSIT, Mary Anne N.

ACEBO-LIRA, Irene

AGUINALDO, Johnson L.

AGUINALDO, Ma. Corazon G.

ALBARACCIN, Jocelyn B.

ALEJANDRINO, Leah R.

ALTAMIRANO, Noel B.

ANG, Lovinita S.

AQUINO, Kristine Mae B.

AQUINO, Lorelee R.

AQUINO, Raquel A.

AQUINO, Lorelee R.

AQUINO, Raquel A.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

ARCE, Angeli Priscilla C.

AREVALO, Jean C.

ATIENZA-UY, Raquel S.

AURIGUE, Imelda B.

AVES, Jose Randulf Y.

BAIS, Ladislawa C.

BANDIVAS, Kimberly R

BELEN, Liezel

BILLEDO, Rowena

BLASCO, Consuelo Elizabeth M.

BONIFACIO, Divina D.

BORROMEO, Gemma L.

CABAL, Ma. Mirasol D.

CALIGAGAN, Maria Elena M.

CAMPANERO, Asteria C.

CAMUS, Anna Leonora V.

CANLAS, Bernie

CARAMOAN, Ruth L.

CAS, Daisy Jane B.

CASTILLO, Amor Z.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

CASTRO, Donabelle V.

CATALUÑA, Ma. Victoria T.

CAWAI, Catherine R.

CEDENO-BARROS, Livy Marie C.

CHAN, Sandra S.

CHEUNG, Lai Chun

CHEUNG, Sheila O.

CHING, Catalina C.

CHOI, Peter Chi Keung

CHUA, Genevieve

CHUA, Lilibeth S.

CHUA, Lorena C.

CO-COPENCO, Zenaida G.

CO-CHOI, Felicitas

CONCEPCION-MACAILAO, Elsa

CONOPIO-STA. MARIA, Jocelyn M.

CORREA-BANIQUED, Loida

CRUZ, Milagros V.

CUADRA, Cesar Juan

CUE-CHUA, Evelyne U.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

CUEVAS-LOCQUIAO, Zeila Elita Angelica M.

DA JOSE, Pacita C.

DATE, Rogelio C.

DAYANGHIRANG, Gaudencio G.

DE LARA, Brenda R.

DE LEON, Amy G.

DE LEON, Kevin Art J.

DE LOS SANTOS, Noli

DE LUNA, Jennifer Charlotte

DE UNGRIA, Leonardo

DE VERA, Jamie Evon

DE GUZMAN, Norman C.

DELA CRUZ, Andrea A.

DELA CRUZ, Gladys B.

DELA CRUZ, Hazelle E.

DELA CRUZ, Mirasol G.

DELA CRUZ-TADIOSA, Citadel

DELA ROSA, JR., Quirino M.

DEMITION, Randy P.

DEMANO, Cecille Mae U.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

DIZON, Rosemarie A.

DUJUNCO, Eligio U.

DY, Mary Margaret L.

EBREO-DELA CRUZ, Gloria Emeliana P.

ENRILE, Vina T.

ENRIQUEZ, Florita D.

ESPIRITU, Emilia C.

ESQUILLIO, Marieusse Chars R.

EVARDONE, Criselda F.

FAVENIR, Magnolia Corazon R.

FRANCISCO, Ma. Bernice

FRANCO, Cynthia U.

FUGOSO, Anthony Paulino G.

GABALDON, Vivian

GAKAYAN, Ma. Rosario Paz R.

GALLANO, Julie V.

GARCIA, Nancy T.

GARGANTA, Marelysa S.

GAVINO, Jefferson R.

GERODIAS, Susan B.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

GO-ZAFRA, Eleanor W.

GO, Gilbert T.

GONZAGA, Marites C.

GUIANG, Aldrich Merv S.

GUINTO, Karen E.

GUZON- AVES, Ma. Dulce C.

HAJAS, Mary Katherine G.

HAO, Lydia C.

HAO-CUADY, Elaine Lyn U.

HERNANDEZ, Gerald

HUAN, Edwin C.

HUANG JR., James A.

HUANG, Lisa L.

KAW, Theresa Micelle U.

KHO-CHUA, Shirley T.

KIU, Leslie P.

LANDRITO, Cesar E.

LAO, Edward Y.

LAPAZ-ATIENZA, Virgie

LEDESMA-ZOLETA, Ferey Grace K.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

LIM, Joseph D.

LIM, Napoleon D.

LIM, Stephanie C.

LIM, Timothy Patrick T.

LIMTAO, Alicia C.

LIMTAO-UY, Irene C.

LOPEZ-GO, Christina C.

LUCIANO, Elaine Marie M.

MACAINAG, Mary Louisse

MAGNO, Marian Jane J.

MANUEL, Marian Angeline R.

MARAVILLAS, Rodolfo R.

MARISCAL, Glyn M.

MARQUEZ, Momar I.

MARTINEZ, Hans Gabriel

MARTINEZ, Maria Wanda I.

MASIGLA, Czarmaine

MEDINA, Genefrida E.

MENESES-MERCADO, Michelle Marie Z.

MIANA, Eliza Camille O.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

MONTERO, Jessita D.

MORAN, Ruth Q.

MUNDA-LACSON, Maridin

MUNIZ-AGUINALDO, Julie C.

NAJIAN, Susan Q.

NAVARRA, George S.

NGO, Edgar K.

NGO, Joanne S.

OH, Jeanette R.

ONG, Bernie M.

ONG, Kathryn Macy

ONG, Rodney

ONG, Wilson

ONG-UY, Annabelle

ORATA, Ferdinand M.

PALMA, Ariel S.

PANER, Leonora V.

PANTINO, Jocelyn G.

PAPIO-CARANZO, Maria Eleanor

PAUIG, Mary Jean D.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

PEDRON, Maricris M.

POLICARPIO-RODRIGUEZ, Chichie

PRUDENTE, Ann Marie A.

PUA, Alvin Kelsey L.

QUE, Jaymie T.

QUESADA, Rosalynn B.

QUIJANO, Charmaine L.

RAZON, Gloria D.

REYES-CHUG, Shirley

RIBU, Luisita V.

RIEGO DE DIOS, Laila A.

RIVERA, Lydia S.

ROBLES, Geraldine M.

ROLDAN, Rita C.

SABANDAL-CO, Susan C.

SALVADOR, Leticia G.

SAMSON, Milarosa C.

SAN ANDRES, Alfredo Jr.

SANCHEZ, Carmen P.

SANCHEZ, Eugene C.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

SANQUINA, Carmencita R.

SANTOS, Angelina D.

SANTOS, Emil Angelo

SANTOS, Karl David C.

SANTOS, Nelia J.

SAPLA-GUADILLA, Amelyn C.

SIA, Remy C.

SIMPLICIANO, Divina E.

SO, Paul Richard T.

SY, Marvin L.

TALAVERA, Pamela F.

TAN UN HUEY CHUA, Grace

TAN, Apple Rose

TAN, Candice Trixia T.

TAN, Charley L.

TAN, June Kristy R.

TAN, Rosita S.

TANBONLIONG- PUA, Apolonia S.

TELMO, Venus M.

TIANGCO, Karina Odette Hildelita S.

TINGJUY, Perlita

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TECSON, Elizabeth C.

TECSON, Nicole C.

TIONGCO, Ryan G.

TIU, Margaret C.

Roster of Members 2015-2016

TIU, Norma A.

TIU, Teresita I.

TIU, Vivien Y.

TONG-SO, Gladys

TORRES, Myra C.

TORRES-BASA, Carolyn G.

TUMLOS, Angelita V.

TUMLOS, Edgardo B.

TUNG, Eugene A.

TUNG, Simonette R.

TUSCANO, Marie Gertrude

URQUICO-CARLOS, Aileen

UY, Alain Robin

UY, Alexander T.

UY, Fortunato L.

UY, Henry G.

UY, Lourdes Y.

UY. Melecio V. â€

UY, Ruben G.

UY, Vicky N.

UY-CO, Evelyn T.

UYTINGCO, Joanna M.

VERGARA, Easter A.

VICTORIA, Dyesebelle S.

VICTORIA, Victor F.

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Roster of Members 2015-2016

VICTORIA, Yvette Yla N.

YONG, Vicky U.

VILLACORTA, Joy F.

VILLASENOR, Angelica Rae M.

YAP-SANTOS, Carolyn

YOUNG, Cecile C.

YU, Grace F.

ZAMORA, Romeo Rex V.

ZOLETA, Ricomar G.

YOUNG CHAN, Rosemary C.

YU, Jean Katherine C.

ZAFRA, Alexander S.

Honorary Members

Dr. Cristina N. Mariano † Year 1984

Dr. Francisco M. Morales Year 2005

Dr. Francisco M. Herbosa † Year 1988

Ms. Jocelyn U. Ong Year 2011

Dr. Alfonso Liongson Year 1999

Mr. Ramoncito O. Sta. Maria Year 2012 49

Mr. Alexander Chua Year 2015

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Summary of Community Outreach Program 2015 - 2016

DATE 5 April 2015 8 April 2015 12 April 2015 15 April 2015 19 April 2015 26 April 2015 3 May 2015 10 May 2015 17 May 2015 24 May 2015 7 June 2015 7 June 2015 12 June 2015 14 June 2015 21 June 2015 28June 2015 5 July 2015 19 July 2015 19 July 2015 26 July 2015

27 July 2015

SPONSOR AND VENUE

SERVICE RENDERED

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Tzu Chi Foundation Philippines

BENEFICIARIES 32

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

75

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture

24

P. Guevarra Elementary School Binondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. DZMM Foundation Chrysanthemum Elementary School San Pedro Laguna

Oral Health Education, Extraction

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Living for Christ Foundation, Inc.

Oral Health Education

Nayong Tsinoy, San Simoun Pampanga

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation

Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Extraction United Evangelical Church of Malabon

Oral Health Education

Kay Sikat Elementary School, Antipolo

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Denture

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

150 56 23 42 38 20 29 87 27 205 46 29

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction,

31

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration

30

Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc.

Oral Health Education

Philippine Chong Hua School Sta. Mesa Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Oral Prophylaxis ,Extraction

98

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction

52

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration, Denture

48

Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Oral Health Education

Mayor Randie Wong

Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction, Fluoride Application, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution

Health Center Pandan Catanduanes 73 73

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DATE 28 July 2015 29 July 2015

2 August 2015 2 August 2015

9 August 2015

9 August 2015 16 August 2015 16 August 2015 21 August 2015 23 August 2015 30 August 2015

31 August 2015

6 September 2015

SPONSOR AND VENUE Mayor Randie Wong

Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction

Health Center Pandan Catanduanes Dr. Anthony Fugoso

Oral Prophylaxis

Majestic Puraran Baras Catanduanes

Restoration, Extraction

Buddist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation Philippines

BENEFICIARIES 43 23

Oral Health Education, Extraction, Bread, Juice & Sack of Rice Distribution

315

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration

37

Rosario Elementary School Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Oral Health Education , Extraction, Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution, Yogurt, Soap & Band-Aid Distribution

Children International Manila CI Manila Community Center I Skylar Novaliches Quezon City Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration Oral Health Education Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction, Fluoride Treatment

Sun Prince TBA Sun Prince TBA Office Caloocan City Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration Oral Health Education

United Evangelical Church of Malabon New Life Educational Center Batasan Quezon City

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Toothpaste & Toothbrush Distribution

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Restoration Sun Prince TBA Kanawan Christian Church Kanawan Bataan Q.C. Damayan Lion’s Club Commonwealth High School Commonwealth Quezon City

6 September 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

13 September 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

18 September 2015

SERVICE RENDERED

Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila

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32 61 45 78 42 42

Oral Health Education, Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Fluoride Treatment, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution, Feeding Soap, School Supplies with Bags Distribution

358

Oral Health Education, Fluoride Application, Extraction

240

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

34

Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Restoration

37

Oral Diagnosis

200

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

132

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

40

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

33

Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction

64

Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. Cecilio Apostol Elementary School Maria Clara St., Caloocan City

25 September 2015

United Evangelical Church of Malabon

27 September 2015

Caloocan Standard Inc.

27 September 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Ondoyville Antipolo Caloocan Standard Office Valenzuela City Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Manila Divisoria Lions Club

4 October 2015 Chang Kai Shek College Padre Algue St., Manila 74

DATE

SPONSOR AND VENUE

SERVICE RENDERED

BENEFICIARIES

PUNO United Methodist Church 4 October 2015 DAHHA Covered Court

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

108

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

37

Oral Health Education, Extraction

40

Oral Health Education

78

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

38

Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction, Toothbrush Distribution

35

Oral Health Education, Oral Diagnosis, Handwashing Drill, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution, Soap Distribution, Coloring Activity

256

Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction

69

Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction

48

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

42

Oral Health Education, Oral Prophylaxis, Fluoride Application, Toothbrush Drill, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution

200

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

54

Oral Health Education, Oral Diagnosis, Handwashing Drill, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution, Soap Distribution, Coloring Activity

154

Toothbrush Drill, Fluoride Application, Extraction, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution

98

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

38

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

108

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

150

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

130

Oral Health Education, Oral Prophylaxis, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Extraction, Restoration

48

Don Antonio Heights Quezon City 4 October 2015 10 October 2015 11 October 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Sto. Nino Parochial School Brgy. Pag-asa Quezon City Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc. TEAM PACO Paco Citizen Academy Paco St., Manila

11 October 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

17 October 2015

Shrine of Jesus: The Way, Truth & Life

18 October 2015 25 October 2015 25 October 2015 25 October 2015 6 November 2015 8 November 2015 15 November 2015 15 November 2015 15 November 2015 23 November 2015 24 November 2015 25 November 2015 29 November 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Villa Maria Integrated School Porac Pampanga ACS Manufacturing / Children International Manila CI Manila Community Center I Skylar Novaliches Quezon City SHEEHAN Inc. SHEEHAN Office San Pablo, Laguna Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc. Soler St., Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. Cecilio Apostol Elementary School Maria Clara St., Caloocan City Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila ACS Manufacturing / Children International Manila CI Manila Community Center I Skylar Novaliches Quezon City Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc. Don Bosco Technical Center Tondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Dr. Craig Proctor Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Tacloban Leyte Dr. Craig Proctor Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Tacloban Leyte Dr. Craig Proctor Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Tacloban Leyte Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

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DATE

SPONSOR AND VENUE

4 December 2015

Dr. Ross Quesada

6 December 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

13 December 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

20 December 2015

Buddist Tzu Chi Foundation Philippines, Inc.

20 December 2015

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

28 December 2015

Philippine Dental Association

28 December 2015

Oikos Helping Hand

29 December 2015

Oikos Helping Hand

10 January 2015 10 January 2015 17 January 2016 17 January 2016 20 January 2016 24 January 2016

Moving Every Morning Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Muzon Cavite Rosario Cavite

11 February 2016

60

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

51

Distribution of Can Goods / Old Clothes

300 20

Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

130

Tondo Manila

Oral Health Education, Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction, Restoration

130

Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc.

Extraction

90

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

25

Oral Health Education, Fluoride Application, Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution

39

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Extraction

53

Restoration, Pit & Fissure Sealant, Extraction

87

Extraction

14

Consultation, Restoration, Extraction

33

Extraction

13

Extraction

400

Extraction

110

Extraction

84

Extraction

12

Extraction

92

Tondo Manila

Baras, Rizal Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Sun Master Sales Corporation Sun Master Sales Office Dalandanan Valenzuela City Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc. Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc. Cecilio Apostol Elementary School Maria Clara St., Caloocan City Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc. Amoranto Tennis Court Quezon City

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

10 February 2016

Consultation, Extraction

500

31 January 2016

9 February 2016

200

Grocery Items, Food & Clothes Distribution

Elsie Gatches Community Alabang Muntinglupa

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

8 February 2016

BENEFICIARIES

Oral Health Education, Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution

Oral Health Education, Oral Prophylaxis, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Extraction, Restoration

24 January 2016

7 February 2016

SERVICE RENDERED

Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Q.C. Damayan Lion’s Club District 301 – D2 Benigno Aquino Jr. Elementary School Commonwealth Quezon City Marinduque International IX Gasan Covered Court Gasan Marinduque Marinduque International IX Buena Vista Covered Court, Buena Vista Marinduque Marinduque International IX Torrijos Covered Court, Torrijos Marinduque Marinduque International IX Sta. Cruz Basketball Court, Sta. Cruz Marinduque 76

DATE

SPONSOR AND VENUE

12 February 2016

Marinduque International IX

13 February 2016

Marinduque International IX

14 February 2016

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

19 February 2016

Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc.

21 February 2016 21 February 2016 23 February 2016

23 February 2016 24 February 2016 25 February 2016 28 February 2016 6 March 2016 13 March 2016 20 March 2016 27 March 2016

SERVICE RENDERED

Mogpog Covered Court, Mogpog Marinduque Boac Covered Court, Boac MArinduque

BENEFICIARIES

Extraction

56

Extraction

116

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Extraction, Others

42

Sta. Cruz Parish Church Sta. Cruz Manila

Oral Health Education, Feeding, Handwashing Drill, Distribution of Toothpaste & Toothbrush / Kellogg Boxes & Soap

120

Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc.

Oral Health Education, Extraction

62

Amadome Covered Court Malate Manila Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Extraction, Others

38

Philippine Dental Association / ACS Manufactur- Toothbrush & Toothpaste Distribution ing Inc. Toothbrush Drill Rafael Palma Elementary School Dominga St., Pasay City Handwashing Drill

200

Reaching Out Worldwide Nueva Valencia District Hospital Lanipe Nueva Valencia Guimaras, Iloilo Reaching Out Worldwide Nueva Valencia District Hospital Lanipe Nueva Valencia Guimaras, Iloilo Reaching Out Worldwide Nueva Valencia District Hospital Lanipe Nueva Valencia Guimaras, Iloilo

Oral Health Education Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction,

260

Oral Health Education Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction,

260

Oral Health Education Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Extraction,

260

Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation, Oral Prophylaxis, Restoration, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Extraction, Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture Manila Chinatown Charity Foundation, Inc.

Consultation Oral Prophylaxis Extraction, Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic Binondo Manila Denture

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New MEDSURDENT dental Laboratory / Equipment Supply

ARTHUR C. QUE 577-579 Gonzalo Puyat St., (Formerly Raon) Sta. Cruz, Manila, Philippines Tel. Nos. Fax DL Mobile Email

: (632) 733-0029 • (632) 733-0031 • (632) 733-0133 : (632) 733-0455 : (632) 788-4148 : (63939) 931-6016 • (63917) 8516016 • (632932) 8716016 : medsurden188artcq@yahoo.com www.newmedsurdent.com

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Delight yourself

Lord

in the and He will give you the desires of your heart.

-Psalm 37:4

Congratulations to

Dr. Susan C. Sabandal FCDFI President 2016-2017

Greetings From: Dr. Antonio & Cristina Say

AR-CA

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MAR-CAT MARKETING CORPORATION email: marcat_marketing@yahoo.com

Main Office: Rm 906 Federal Tower Bldg., Dasmariñas St., Binondo, Manila Tel. Nos.: 242-2988 / 242-4014 Fax No.: 242-4015

Warehouse 1251 A. Rodriguez Ave., Pasig City Tel. Nos.: 645-8630 Telefax: 682-8645

Congratulations!

Dr. Susan C. Sabandal President 2016-2017

Filipino-Chinese Dental Foundation, Inc.

Greetings From:

The Souvenir Programme Committee wishes to extend its heartflet gratitude to the people who have contributed in one way or another to make this publication possible.

Our apologies for any error or omission printed which are unintentionally made.

Fr. Larry Singian OP

Congratulations!

Dr. Susan C. Sabandal President 2016-2017

and to the New Set of Officers Greetings From: Juliet Ng

Acknowledgement Inspite of our economic uncertainties, it is very overwhelming to know that the Fil-Chi Sponsors, through the years still support and give their commitments and believe in the vision and mission of the foundation.

In this occasion, I would like to thank:  United Laboratories, Inc.  Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Inc.  New Medsurdent Dental Laboratory/Equipment Supply  New Citizen’s Dental Supply & General Merchandize  GC Asia Dental Pte. Ltd. Philippines  Leone Orthodontics and Implantology  Lamoiyan Corporation (Hapee Toothpaste)  DMCI Homes International Sales  Alveo Land Incorporated  Oval Dental Supplies To all the trade exhibitors who participated and always give their support to the goals and objectives of the Foundation’s mission. Thank you very much!

My sincerest gratitude to my executive committees, officers, members and especially to the Council of past presidents for the encouraging words and prayers…..listening ears…..Taps on my back…..warm embrace…..moral support…..extra hands and help……and for the loved expressed in so many ways.

Of course, I won’t forget my family & friends especially my hubby, WALLY for providing the strength and inspiration to me. Hug and kisses from my sons, MARK & WILLY. My sisters, APIN, & ALLEN, my nephews ANGELO & MICO who give their selfless support to me. Most of all, GOD ALMIGHTY!

DR. SUSAN CO-SABANDAL President-Elect & General Chairman, 35th Annual Convention& Scientific Seminar

2016-2017 Directory

TRADER NAME Ab’s Dental Mktg.

Alphadent Corporation Alveo Land Corporation Ambertronics Marketing Balance-bite Dental Trading Biocostech Sensedol Budget Dental Supply Chemvalley Resources Inc. C’scorglobal (Dentiste toothpaste) DDM Enterprise Dent Precisions Enterprise Dental Concept, Inc. Dental Domain Corporation Dentart Dentistree Dentstall Trading / Surdent DMCI Homes International Sales - Jannelle Elle Exceldent Trading Federation of Fil-Chi Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Inc. Fildent Trading First Impression Rebman Fortress GC Asia Dental PTE. LTD. Philippines / High gate Enterprises Highline trading H&L Healthcare Corp. (HIRO) Godzilla Traders - Ana Bongalos Healthy Innovation Distribution, Inc. Dentarite (subsidiary of UNILAB) Jandra Global Traders Corporation Jenca Dental Laboratory Lamoiyan Corporation Lead Dent Lejandent Le’onDell Enterprise Leone Orthodontics & Implantology New Medsurdent Center Metrobank Credit Card/ERC Mktg.

New Citizen’s Dental Supply & General Merchandise Oramedy / Yumeimise Ordent Trading Orion Dental Group Inc (Voco) ORMCO Oval Dental Supplies Pascual Consumer Healthcare Corporation (Oracare) Pharmahex Corporation Philam Life Pros-Apac Corporation Prosel Pharma Inc. RCBC R&R Newtech Dental Corp.

Samurai/Metro DNC Texasia Dental Innovation Inc. Trilanz Distribution Inc. (Oral B/Tokoyama) Tylid Philippines, Inc. United Laboratories, Inc. US Dontics Value Rx Inc. Vintage Dental Laboratory Wellmed Dialysis/ Centurion/ Ellen Ong Youbite, Inc.

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