The Paper Point - American Association of Endodontists

The Paper Point, is an e-newsletter designed specifically for residents and young endodontists by the Resident and New Practitioner Committee. It delivers timely news, helpful hints and general information of importance to young endodontists.

We want to hear from you! Submit questions, story ideas or letters to the editor to communications@aae.org.

From the Heart: COVID-19 Column

In this new article series, The Paper Point aims to help our resident new practitioner members cope with the challenges of our new reality by sharing stories by Resident & New Practitioner Committee members and other young endodontists navigating these times. We are proud to showcase our first column by committee member Dr. Zahabiyah Tsiamwala !

Sharing Results

Here we share results from a short survey created by RNPC member Dr. Helen Meyer, which was sent out in the April issue of the Paper Point newsletter asking residents how their training was impacted.

A No-Cost Professional Liability Policy for Recent Grads. Really? Yes, Really.

By Treloar & Heisel Once again, the American Association of Endodontists (AAE) in collaboration with Treloar & Heisel is proud to offer its no-cost professional liability policy to recent graduates of endodontic residency programs. Applicants have to be new to practice and a member in good standing of the AAE. The offer covers the first…

Resident Spotlight: Dr. Adetaye Adeseye

Compiled by Dr. Moein Sadrkhani Dr. Adetaye Adeseye is a UCLA resident who was recently interviewed about his journey to endodontics. His story is an inspiring one. Get to know him here: The Paper Point: Dr. Adeseye, thank you for accepting our interview request. Tell us about yourself, Adetaye. Dr. Adetaye Adeseye: My name, Adetaye,…

New Practitioner Spotlight: Dr. Helen Meyer

Compiled by Dr. Moein Sadrkhani This issue’s New Practitioner Spotlight features former Resident & New Practitioner Committee Chair Dr. Helen Meyer. Read on for her thoughts on the current pandemic and her road to endodontics. The Paper Point: Let’s start by addressing the big elephant in the room. How are you dealing with the COVID-19…

Saving is Neither Old-Fashioned Nor Cliché: It’s Common Sense

As financial planners, we have always stressed the importance of building a financial future on a solid foundation. When speaking with clients who are new to our practice, our first question is: “how healthy are your emergency reserves?” And by that we mean: “how much cash do you have on hand?” We always suggest having at least three to six months of living expenses in a money market or similar account, where it is liquid and accessible.

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