Make Plans to Attend the 2026 Annual Meeting

February 20-22, 2026

AC HOTEL GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

 

The Annual Meeting consists of two half days of

  • Dynamic networking
  • Professional development
  • Valuable continuing education credits
  • President’s Welcome Reception
  • Saturday Night Dinner
  • Delicious buffet breakfasts 
  • Unique learning opportunities
  • Golf Outings
  • Convention room rates at the AC Hotel Greenville, SC

 

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AC Hotel Greenville 315 South Main Street Greenville, SC 29601

The American College of Dentists-Carolinas Section

 

Mission Statement

The mission of the American College of Dentists is to advance excellence, ethics, professionalism, and leadership in dentistry.

“The College must be a symbol of the ideals that have made our profession great; the College should be a catalyst…a stabilizer…a resource…to which the profession can turn for guidance in ethics, of philosophy, and of principle… The American College of Dentists has many functions, but its basic mission-its reason for being is leadership.” Philip Blackerby

Seal of the American College of Dentists

 

 

According to the history of Herodotus, among the Egyptians of the Fifth Century, B.C., “some physicians are for the eyes, others for the head, others for the teeth….” This statement indicates that a group of priest-physicians specialized in dental matters. Because of this heritage, early Fellows of the College incorporated a number of Egyptian elements in the design of the seal:

A scroll inscribed with a portion of Ebers Papyrus containing a dental prescription;
An outer border taken from the ornament of an ancient tomb, Hepi in Sawijet el Meitn;
Two Egyptian figures holding the scroll;
A sacred scarab (winged) supporting the moon, a common Egyptian symbol;
Two lotus flowers, typically Egyptian;
Two crocodiles (the fat of which was used for the relief of odontalgia) supporting the sun, another common Egyptian symbol;
Red, blue, and gold coloring, also typically Egyptian.
The seal is a Registered Trademark ® of the American College of Dentists.

 

Policy on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

As health professionals who live our ethical principles, particularly beneficence (to do good) and non-maleficence (to do no harm), we are compelled to embrace and uplift the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging within our work and profession.

ACD DEIB OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The American College of Dentists (ACD) acknowledges the strengths and weaknesses of our history and seeks to actively promote social justice, challenge discrimination, and address disparities and inequities. The ACD is committed to intentional actions aimed at being a fully inclusive, diverse, and equitable organization that respects and values our Fellows, our staff, and the communities we serve. The ACD provides a safe environment where all members of our community can question, learn, and interact with the utmost respect. The ACD is strengthened by the diversity of its Fellows and the communities we serve. The ACD embraces diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging to ensure a relevant and sustainable organization and to deliver purposeful value to Fellows, prospective Fellows, patients, and other stakeholders.

 

Information copied from the American College of Dentistry website.

A Message from our Section Director

 

 

2025-2026 Section Officers

Dr. Heather Barker, Director

Dr. Robert Rosenthal,, Director-elect

Dr. Betsy Jabbour, Secretary

Dr. W. Stan hardesty, Treasurer

Ms., Katy Craig, Executive Secretary