H.R. Makarita, DDS, of Oakton, VA has won four Gold Awards in the 8th Annual American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) National Smile Gallery competition, sponsored by Americus Dental Labs, Inc., for exhibiting outstanding skill in cosmetic dental procedures. Dr. Makarita won the Gold Awards for his work in the Indirect Composite Restorations category. His cases were selected at the organization's 18th Annual Scientific Session in Honolulu, Hawaii. "I am happy to carry on the AACD's tradition of superior smile design and changing people's lives through cosmetic dentistry," commented Dr. Makarita. The Annual AACD Smile Gallery Competition awards winners in four categories based upon technical skill in cosmetic dentistry, including: Indirect Restorations, Missing Anterior Tooth Restorations, Single Unit Anterior of Posterior Esthetics, and Special Effects. Additionally, awards of "Best of Show" and the "People's Choice Award" are presented to those cases that particularly stand out as premier casework in cosmetic dentistry. All entries are submitted anonymously by members of the AACD.

The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is the largest international dental organization dedicated specifically to the art and science of cosmetic dentistry . Founded in 1984, the AACD has nearly 5000 members in the United States and more than 40 countries around the globe. Members of the Academy include cosmetic and reconstructive dentists, dental laboratory technicians, dental hygienists, dental assistants, educators, researchers, and students.

The AACD congratulates Dr. Makarita and all of the winners of the 2002 AACD Smile Gallery. These cosmetic dental professionals represent the essence of fine smile design and the upper echelon of the skilled members of the organization. For more information regarding the AACD, visit the organization on the Web at www.aacd.com.
H.R. Makarita, DDS, of Oakton, VA has won four Gold Awards in the 8th Annual American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) National Smile Gallery competition, sponsored by Americus Dental Labs, Inc., for exhibiting outstanding skill in cosmetic dental procedures. Dr. Makarita won the Gold Awards for his work in the Indirect Composite Restorations category. His cases were selected at the organization's 18th Annual Scientific Session in Honolulu, Hawaii. "I am happy to carry on the AACD's tradition of superior smile design and changing people's lives through cosmetic dentistry," commented Dr. Makarita. The Annual AACD Smile Gallery Competition awards winners in four categories based upon technical skill in cosmetic dentistry, including: Indirect Restorations, Missing Anterior Tooth Restorations, Single Unit Anterior of Posterior Esthetics, and Special Effects. Additionally, awards of "Best of Show" and the "People's Choice Award" are presented to those cases that particularly stand out as premier casework in cosmetic dentistry. All entries are submitted anonymously by members of the AACD.

The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is the largest international dental organization dedicated specifically to the art and science of cosmetic dentistry . Founded in 1984, the AACD has nearly 5000 members in the United States and more than 40 countries around the globe. Members of the Academy include cosmetic and reconstructive dentists, dental laboratory technicians, dental hygienists, dental assistants, educators, researchers, and students.

The AACD congratulates Dr. Makarita and all of the winners of the 2002 AACD Smile Gallery. These cosmetic dental professionals represent the essence of fine smile design and the upper echelon of the skilled members of the organization. For more information regarding the AACD, visit the organization on the Web at www.aacd.com.
H.R. Makarita, DDS, of Oakton, VA has won four Gold Awards in the 8th Annual American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) National Smile Gallery competition, sponsored by Americus Dental Labs, Inc., for exhibiting outstanding skill in cosmetic dental procedures. Dr. Makarita won the Gold Awards for his work in the Indirect Composite Restorations category. His cases were selected at the organization's 18th Annual Scientific Session in Honolulu, Hawaii. "I am happy to carry on the AACD's tradition of superior smile design and changing people's lives through cosmetic dentistry," commented Dr. Makarita. The Annual AACD Smile Gallery Competition awards winners in four categories based upon technical skill in cosmetic dentistry, including: Indirect Restorations, Missing Anterior Tooth Restorations, Single Unit Anterior of Posterior Esthetics, and Special Effects. Additionally, awards of "Best of Show" and the "People's Choice Award" are presented to those cases that particularly stand out as premier casework in cosmetic dentistry. All entries are submitted anonymously by members of the AACD.

The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is the largest international dental organization dedicated specifically to the art and science of cosmetic dentistry . Founded in 1984, the AACD has nearly 5000 members in the United States and more than 40 countries around the globe. Members of the Academy include cosmetic and reconstructive dentists, dental laboratory technicians, dental hygienists, dental assistants, educators, researchers, and students.

The AACD congratulates Dr. Makarita and all of the winners of the 2002 AACD Smile Gallery. These cosmetic dental professionals represent the essence of fine smile design and the upper echelon of the skilled members of the organization. For more information regarding the AACD, visit the organization on the Web at www.aacd.com.