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Elliott Joel
Alpher BS, D.D.S.
F.A.G.D.;
F.A.S.C.D.; D.A.A.P.M.;
M.I.C.C.M.O.;
D.A.B.F.E.; F.A.D.I.; D.A.C.P.
CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL
DATA:
Name:
Elliott Joel Alpher
Date of
Birth: May 27, 1938
Place of
Birth: Washington, D.C.
Citizenship: United States
EDUCATION:
University of
Maryland, Bachelor of Science, 1961
Georgetown
University School of Dentistry: D.D.S., 1965
Providence Hospital, Rotating
Residency, 1965-1966
·
General Dentistry
·
Anesthesia
·
Operating Room
Techniques
·
Prosthetics
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Orthodontics
·
Oral Surgery
Post
Graduate:
1965-1966
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Oral Pathology
Washington,
D.C.
1966 Walter
Reed Army Institute of Research, Periodontics & Implantology
Professional
Experience:
2000-Present
Founder and Director, Metropolitan Area Craniofacial Pain
Center, P.C., Washington, D.C.
2000-2001
Greater Washington Sleep Disorders Center, Neurology Center:
Director of Oral Airway Sleep Appliances
1966-2000
Private Practice, Advanced
Restorative, Cosmetic Craniofacial
Pain, Oral
Appliances for Sleep Disturbance
1969-1979 U.S.
Founder of Dental Screening Program Department of State: Dental
& Medical Division
MEMBERSHIPS:
2005 American
Dental Association: Life Member
20005 District
of Columbia Dental Society: Life Member
2005 Maimonides
Medical Society
2000 American
Academy of Sleep Medicine
1993 American
Academy of Craniofacial Pain
1986
International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics
1992-2000
Member of Board of Regents
1985 Foundation
for the Advancement of Implants and Transplant
1984 Academy of
General Dentistry
1983 Academy of
Stress and Chronic Disease
1983 American
Academy of Implantology
FELLOWSHIPS:
2002 Fellow
Academy of Craniofacial Pain
2000 Fellow
Academy of Dentistry International
1986 Fellow
International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics
1984 Fellow
Academy of General Dentistry
1983 Fellow
Academy of Stress and Chronic Disease
MASTERSHIPS:
1994
International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics, Chicago
Illinois
Thesis; “Fibromyalgia and its Relationship to Temporomandibular
Joint
Dysfunction and Myofascial Pain Dysfunction Syndromes, A
Review”
CERTIFICATIONS:
2002
Pharmotherapeutics in Craniofacial Therapy-(written examination)
American
Academy of Craniofacial Pain
2000
Fabrication of Airway Dilators for Snoring and Sleep Apnea
1999 Diagnosis
and Treatment of Myofascial Disease
1998 Myofascial
Pain Syndrome
1995 American
Academy of Pain Management
DIPLOMATE:
2005 American
Academy of Craniofacial Pain
1999 American
Board of Forensic Dentistry
1999 American
Board of Forensic Examiners
1991 American
Academy of Pain Management
AWARDS:
District of Columbia Dental Society Foundation
Dr.
David Mast Memorial Award for Excellence in Continuing
Education,
and
Outstanding Clinical Presentations for 2006, 2007
National Capitol Scientific Meetings
CONSULTANT:
1969-1979 U.S.
Department of State: Medical & Dental Screening Program
1989-1990 Union
Labor Life Insurance Company, Dental Advisor
1969-1979 U.S.
Department of State: Dental Consultant
LECTURES:
2005 George
Washington University Medical Center, Department of Rheumatology:
“Computerized Approach to the Diagnosis and Treatment of
Craniofacial Pain and Temporomandibular Joint Disease.”
(Multiple Lectures)
2005 George
Washington University Medical Center, Department of
Otolaryngology: Grand Rounds, “Diagnosis and treatment of
Craniofacial Pain.” (Multiple Lectures)
2005 Georgetown
University Medical Center, Department of Otolaryngology, “Oral
Airway Appliances for Sleep Apnea.” (Multiple Lectures.
2004 Howard
University College of Dentistry, Alumni Lecture
“Neuromuscular Dentistry.”
“Headaches and
Oral Airway Apnea Appliances.” (Multiple Lectures)
2004 Georgetown
University Medical Center, Department of Otolaryngology,
“Craniofacial Pain.”
2003 2nd
Annual International Scientific Seminar of The American Academy
of Craniofacial Pain: Universidad Catholica De Salta, Graduate
Program “Neuromuscular Approach in the Fabrication of Snoring
and Sleep Apnea Appliances.”
2002-2004
George Washington Medical Center, Grand Rounds, “Sleep Apnea
Appliance Therapy.”- (Multiple Lectures)
2002-2004
Georgetown University Medical Center, Grand Rounds, “Sleep Apnea
Appliance Therapy.”- (Multiple Lectures)
2000 Tyson’s 11
Study Club, “Craniofacial Pain.”
2001 Tyson’s 11
Study Club, “Oral Airway Appliances for Sleep Apnea.”
1979 Royal
British Dental Society: “Prosthetics and Restorative Dentistry.”
1977 Royal
British Dental Society: “Restoration of Endodontically Treated
Teeth.”
1977 University
of Kentucky Dental School: Kellogg Foundation, “Practice
Development and Management.”
PRESENT
HOSPITAL AFFLIATIONS:
1970-Present:
Providence Hospital, Courtesy Staff, T.M.D. Snoring & Sleep
Apne
1983-Present:
George Washington University Medical Center, Associate
Professor, Department of Surgery
1999-Present:
Georgetown University Hospital Medical Center, Clinical
Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology
1995-Present:
National Rehabilitation Hospital, Consultant, Dentistry and
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
1990-Present:
Prince Georges Hospital, Associate, Division of Dentistry,
Department of Surgery
2004-Present:
Universidad Catholica De Salta Postgraduate Special Studies
Program, Visiting Professor
TEACHING AND
COURSE DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE:
Providence
Hospital Active Staff Dental Division, Prosthetics
George
Washington University Medical Center, Hemophiliac Dental /
Medical Team / Kidney Transplant Team Consultant
George
Washington University Medical Center, Associate Professor,
Department of Surgery, Division of Oral Surgery
Prince Georges
Medical Center: Emeritus Staff, Department of Dentistry
RESEARCH
PAPERS/PUBLICATIONS:
Ear, Nose, and
Throat Journal, April 1982
“Hearing Loss
Treated by Decompression of the Temporomandibular Joint”.
Fifth Annual
Meeting Cervical Spine Research Society, December 1987 pg.48
“TMJ
Dysfunction Presenting as Neck Pain”
Handbook of
Nursing Physical Assessment, 1988
“Nose, Mouth,
ans Throat Examination” pg.48
TM Diary, Vol.
4 #2 1992
“Oromandibular
Dystonia Complicates Treatment”, Pg.26-27
American
Journal of Pain Management October 1998 Vol.8 #4
“Oral Appliance
Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome”
“Progressive
Mandibular Advancement During Polysomnography” Pgs. 124-126
MEDICAL
ADVISORY BOARDS:
Member: Sleep
Team- George Washington University Medical Center
Member: Sleep
Center- Georgetown University Medical Center
Member: Sleep
Center- National Rehabilitation Hospital
Member:
Fibromyalgia Association of the Greater Washington Area
Member:
Integrated Medical Referral Service
PUBLIC
OUTREACH:
Integrated
Medical Health Seminars: Washington, D.C., Bethesda, Maryland
International
Monitory Fund: Medical Division, Washington, D.C.
World Bank:
Medical Division, Washington, D.C.
Federal Reserve
Board: Nursing Staff, Washington, D.C.
Fibromyalgia
Support Group: Public Seminars, Fairfax, Virginia
George
Washington University Medical School: Student Lectures,
Washington, D.C.
Greater
Washington Sleep Disorders Center, Frederick, Maryland
George
Washington University Medical School: In Office Student
Tutorials,
Washington, D.C.
Providence
Hospital: In Office Dental Resident Tutorials, Washington, D.C.
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