Food Camp at Nellore on 17th June 2024
ICD Section VI South Zone conducted feeding the underprivileged at Shelter for Homeless in Nellore on 17th June 2024. 26 Homeless Men and 32 Homeless Women were provided with food.
International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on 26th June 2024
Drugs Habits are a Worldwide problem for entire Humanity. Use of Narcotic Drugs usually starts as a curiosity factor among young adults who want to experience what it is and the thrill they hear that people experience from taking it. This habit is also developed by young adults who find their lives as boring and uninteresting, for some of them as a means of escaping their inability to perform well academically, some of the people having too much money on their hands, young adolescents and adults lacking parental love and care and parental supervision or having company of unscrupulous antisocial elements. What begins as a small experiment causes euphoria or a feeling of high or unexplainable happiness, freedom from all the troubles and tribulations of this world. This experience is the result of stimulation of a part of the brain called Nucleus Accumbens by a neurochemical called Dopamine. This release of Dopamine is also stimulated by habits like smoking and alcohol and similarly produces euphoria in their addicts.
Drugs causes the persons indulging in them to be in a daze, neglecting their personal hygiene, neglecting their health, academics and career. Monetary expenses also mount as the drug habit progresses. The drug addicts are not in their senses and cannot differentiate right or good activities from wrong or even criminal activities. Slitting someone’s throat or stabbing someone or strangling someone maybe done for robbing their money or just as a fun activity in their befuddled and confused mental status. Drug addicts are very likely to cause accidents should they attempt to drive a vehicle by themselves. Drug addicts have an enormous libido and very likely to indulge in raping anyone for the heck of it. Of course Narcotics Control Laws makes possession / use of Narcotics a stringently punishable and Non bailable offence, but sales of drugs continues stealthily eroding the minds and health of the youth. Lack of Affection, Love and Genuine Concern from family members, Too much of Money and Lack of Parental Supervision are most commonly stated by the drug addicts as reasons for starting the habits. Vigilance by family members and society as a whole, ensuring adequate quality family time irrespective of how much we earn and what are our working hours can probably save our dear and near ones and our society from the scourge of this devastating and debilitating habit.
The International College of Dentists Section 6 prays and wishes for a bright future of our youth and the entire world free the menace of the Narcotic World
Continuing Dental Education Program
ICD Section VI, Eastern Zone organized a CDE on 07 May 2024. The topic was “Orthodontics- Treatment Modalities of Class II Malocclusion… by Fellow Prof Dr. Neal Bharat Kedia . All the ICD Fellows of Bihar along with many other Dental surgeons attended the CDE. Zonal Regent Dr.Amit Ram Organized the CDE…Fellow Dr. Anurag Rai talked extensively about the functioning of ICD. Dr.Amit Ram also talked about the future projects of ICD..
ICD West Zone, Vadodra 17th Apr2024
ICD West Zone. Zonal regent Dr Yogesh T Chandarana with Dr Pranav conducted an educational activity for Sanskar school children at Vadodra on 17th April 2024 by having them visit Dental Museum. Shown the dental oral health film with Augmented Reality show.
World Oral Health Day – Chandigarh
To celebrate the World Oral Health day the Department of Dentistry Government Medical College and hospital sector 32 Chandigarh in collaboration with ICD and IDA chd state branch organized a preventive oral health programme on 27th March 2024 at Government Rehabilitation institute of intellectual disabilities (GRIID)for the teacher’s, caretakers and parents of the enrolled students. They were educated about the preventive regime to be followed so that dental diseases can be prevented in these children. Dietary counselling regarding restriction of sugary products and nutritious foods was done. Use of modified toothbrush and role of flourides was also told. Stress was laid on prevention so that they maintain their oral hygiene and do not need to undergo cumbersome dental treatment. Brushing demonstration was also done on models and power point presentation. The talk was interactive and all the queries were addressed. Overall it was a very educative programme and benefitted the audience. Free distribution of toothpastes was done by IDA chd state branch.
World Oral Health Day – Vadodra
World oral health day was celebrated by visit of FDP (Future Dental Professional)of Manubhai Patel Dental College at Dr Chandarana Dental Museum. Lecture by ICD Fellow Dr Pranav Chandarana was given about the the importance of WOHD and their role in spreading ORAL health message in society. They were given details of the museum and then taken for museum visit by Dr Shruti Chandarana.Zonal regent Dr Yogesh also remained present
International Women’s Day – East Delhi
13th march 2024, On occasion of international women’s day celebration at IDA east Delhi, ICD President Dr Meera Verma was chief guest and was fellicitated. Dr Y K Virmani, Dr Sharad kapoor Dr Brij Sabharwal were guest of honor and were fellicitated.
Lectures were on best cancer by Dr Rashi Aggarwal, oral cancer by Dr Pankaj Gupta, Dr Reena spoke about I Can Care, Dr Neena Moitra spoke about Improvement begins with I,
Recognition was given to those ladies who are doing exceptional work.
International Women’s Day – Chandigarh
The Department of Dentistry Government Medical college and hospital sec 32 Chandigarh in collaboration with ICD,IDA chd state branch and Department of obstetrics and Gynaecology GMCH 32 organized a preventive oral health programme on 12th March to celebrate the international women’s day. It was an interactive programme which started with the asking the questions to the audience. Than they were educated on oral health preventive measures by power point presentation with lectures .All aspects such as oral lesions during pregnancy, nutritional intake, myths regarding oral hygiene during pregnancy, anticipatory guidance, role of fluorides and type of toothbrush to be used were discussed. Also emphasis was laid on oral health care of infants as cleaning of gum pads, early childhood caries, storage of avulsed tooth and restriction of sweet intake .overall it was a very interactive session and benefitted the audience who had come to the Gynaecology OPD. Brushing demonstration was also given and free toothpastes were distributed by IDA chd state branch.
Oral Health Day 20th March
A Happy Mouth is a Happy Body
Even a Hippo gets it’s teeth cleaned. Do you brush your teeth?