ARNOLD D.
STEINBERG DDS,
MS
Abbreviated Vita
Professor of
Periodontics and Biochemistry,
Department of
Periodontics
University of Illinois at Chicago, Dental School
stein@uic.edu
Phone: (312) 996-4599
Fax: (312) 996-0943
Current Research
Activities (Haptics)
Current
research involves developing a prototype haptic-based 3D, virtual reality (VR)
dental simulator for training first year dental and hygiene students for
periodontal procedures. The addition of haptics allows the trainee to feel and
interact with onscreen objects. The device is designed for training and
evaluation of performance by dental students, hygiene students and practicing
professionals in periodontal probing. A first generation experimental test bed
system for periodontal probing has been developed to provide a haptic
force feedback and haptic guidance system for interaction with an onscreen 3D,
VR model of a human upper and lower dental arch along with the various oral
components (teeth and their supportive structures). A control panel is
available for fine control of a variety of parameters and 4 dental instruments
have been created for use with the simulator. The system permits instructor
creation of short scenarios of periodontal procedures, such as periodontal
probing, which can be stored and played back by the student at any future
time. During the playback, haptic guidance will physically guide the student
holding the stylus through the instructor recorded 3D directions. This system is
being developed by the
University
of Illinois
at Chicago through collaborative efforts of the
College
of Dentistry
and the College of Engineering and is ideally suited for continuing education
use by the dental practitioner and/or ancillary workers. (http://www.uic.edu/classes/dadm/dadm396/ADSreserch/Intro.htm).
Research interests: Information technology in Dentistry, creating interactive
courses on CD-ROM, use of robotics and haptics (touch and force-feed back)
technology in computer based dental simulation programs and treating dental
caries as an infectious disease.
Awards:
Fellow International
College of Dentists, Fellow American College of Dentists, Fellow Academy of
General Dentistry, Fellow Academy of Dentistry for the Handicapped, Listed in
Personalities of the West and Midwest, Who's Who in Dentistry, Who's Who in
America, Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare, Who's
Who in Frontier Science & Technology, Listed in International Directory of
Distinguished Leaders (1986), Listed in Personalities of America, Listed in
Who's Who in Science and Engineering, Listed in Who's Who in the Mid-west,
Listed in Who’s Who In Medicine and Healthcare, 1998 received the Harold Berk
Award for Excellence in the Field of Oral Health Care to the disabled. Received
Instructional Computing in Dentistry Award for a CD-ROM developed to aid in
training dental and hygiene students in planing and scaling. Presented at the
American Dental Education Association meeting, March 4, 2001, Chicago, IL
TEACHING
ACTIVITIES.
Dental informatics
lectures.
Oral Science review-Lecture in Haptics in Dentistry.
COMPUTER/WEB-BASED COURSE
DEVELOPMENT:
Developed an off-Web course in Cariology for
third year dental students.
Developed an off-Web course in the Biochemistry
of Periodontal Disease (on CD-ROM).
Developed a Dental Informatics Curriculum for the Dental School at: http://www.uic.edu/classes/dadm/dadm396/
Developed a Web-based Cariology course
at : http://www.uic.edu/classes/peri/peri343/main2.htm
Developed
a CD-ROM-based training module on "Root planing
and scaling" and "Introduction to the use of the Cavitron" used by first year
students. This won a prize at the American Dental Education Association
meeting in Feb 2001.
RECENT GRANTS:
1996-1997
Curriculum
development grant to develop a computer based training module for the
cariology course.
1998-1999 Curriculum development grant to develop a computer
based module for
the Preventive Dentistry course.
1999-2000
Curriculum development grant to develop a motion tracking system for
the evaluation and training of dental students and hygienists in the basic
skill of
scaling and root planing.
2001-present College of Dentistry grant to develop a dental simulator
using both virtual reality and real-time models with the application of
haptics and robotics. This initial system focuses on
training students in the basic skill of scaling and root planing.
2005-2006
University of
Illinois at Chicago Campus Research Board Grant, $12,000. Co
Investigator with Milos Zefran PI, College of Engineering. Medical
applications of haptics.
SOFTWARE
EXPERIENCE:
Word
processing, spreadsheets, authoring programs such as ToolBook
(Asymetrix), Flash, FrontPage, Dreamweaver, PowerPoint, Corel Draw, Photoshop
and a variety of other programs for publishing to the Web.
PAST
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:
1.
Drug induced gingival overgrowth and its prevention.
2
The transport of high molecular weight substances through sulcular epithelium
and their relationship to the induction of periodontal disease.
3.
Blood clot formation and attachment to variously treated root surfaces and the
relationship to healing of these root surfaces.
4. Platelet
beta-thromboglobulin levels in crevicular fluid and its
possible relationship to the induction of periodontal disease.
5.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
In private practice part-time since 1956.
General Practitioner. Retired from private practice July, 1994.
1957 - 1958
Part-time appointment to staff of La Rabida Hospital Dental Clinic.
1958 - 1979 Associate attending
physician, Michael Reese Hospital, Dental Department, Division of Dentistry
for the Handicapped. Consultant,
Therapeutic Nursery at Michael Reese Hospital.
1963 - 1971 Director Lincoln Dental
Caries study at Lincoln State School, Lincoln, Illinois.
This clinical dental caries study to observe the effect of
bottled beverages upon dental caries and was sponsored by the Illinois State
Dental Society.
1964 - 1967 Instructor and Research Associate in Biochemistry, University
of Illinois School of Medicine.
1970 - 1976
Consultant at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Research Institute.
1967 - 1972 Assistant Professor,
Periodontics, University of Illinois College of Dentistry.
1974
-present Appointment in the Graduate
College, Dept of Biochemistry, University
of Illinois Medical Center.
1972 - 1976
Associate Professor, Periodontics, University of Illinois College of
Dentistry.
1976
-present Professor Periodontics
and Biochemistry.
1980 -2000. Director of the Cariology Course.
1998-present
Dental Informatics and Learning Technology
LECTURES AND CLINICS:
Numerous lectures and clinics on Treating Dental Caries as an infectious
Disease and Dental application of Information Technology.
-Presented a Continuing Education course in Treating
Dental Caries as an infectious Disease yearly at UIC College of Dentistry
1994-2002.
-New Technologies in Dentistry 2006. Presented to the Illini Dental
Society, Champaign, IL, March 15,2006.
-Using 3D imaging for classroom projection through PowerPointTM.
UIC College of Dentistry, Faculty CE, Chicago, IL, May 24, 2006.
Consultations:
Invited to participate in a “Thinktank” session on uses of Xylitol. Innotech
Corporation, June 5, 2000 at the Renaissance Waverly Hotel, Atlanta, GA.
Patents:
Steinberg, A, Drummond, J, Banerjee, P, Zefran, M, Luciano, C.
Combined visual and tactile medical procedure simulation. Provisional Patent
Application, University of Illinois at Chicago, filed in July 2003.
Banerjee,
P, Luciano, C,
Dawe G, Florea L, Steinberg,
A, Drummond, J, Zefran,
M.
Compact Haptic and Augmented Virtual Reality System. Provisional Patent Application, University of Illinois at Chicago, filed in
January 24,2006.
Reviews of Current
Research:
Dental
Simulator reviewed in the Chicago Tribune Sunday Supplement Magazine “Elite”
in October, 2005.
A review of Simulator research published in the J of the California Dental
Association,
Janyce Hamilton
,Robots,
Bionics, and Bioengineered Replacement Parts in Dentistry
4:36-38, Jan
2006 http://www.cda.org/cda_member/pubs/journal/jour0106/hamilton.pdf
PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS:
Published over 50 scientific papers and over 25 abstracts.
Sample publications,
-Steinberg, A.D., Alves,
M., Lipowski, J. and LeBriton, G.: Platelet association with gingival
inflammation. J. Periodontol, 66:860-863, 1995
-Drummond, J.L.,
Sakaguchi, R.L., Racean, D.C., Wozny, J., and Steinberg, A.D. Variables in
dentin bond testing. J. Biomed Matr Res,32:533-541, 1996.
-Drummond, J.L. Steinberg, A.D., Kraus, A.R. X-ray photo-emission and
energy dispersive spectroscopy of hydroxyapatite coated titanium. J. Amer.
Ceramic Soc, 80:1868-72, 1997.
-Steinberg, A.D Metamorphose: Conversion of a class‑room lecture
to computer‑based‑learning program. Syllabus98 Conference Proceedings,
July 25‑31, 1998.
http://www.syllabus.com/name_index.htm.
-Crawford, JM, Schardt, GD, Steinberg, AD. Information for patients on dental
school websites. J. Dent Edu, 64:855-59, 2000
-Rada, RE, Messieha, Z, Steinberg, AD, High-tech special care dentistry:
digital radiography in the operating room. Dentistry Today, 20:110-111, 2001.
-Steinberg, AS, Runzo, RS. The 50-year history of the Academy of
Dentistry for Persons with Disabilities. Sp Care Dent, 22:133-36, 2002.
-Steinberg
AD, Bashook P, Drummond JL, Ashrafi S, Žefran M.
Validation Study of PerioSim©, a Haptic-3D Virtual
Reality Dental Training Simulator. J Dent Res
Submitted for publication 5-2007.
Abstracts:
- Saniat, J., Steinberg, A.D. Alves, M., Willey, R. and Drummond, J. and Wibel,
R.: Clot formation on HA/TI surfaces in extraction sites and Marrow. J.Dent
Res. Program and Abstr. # 2284. 72:341, 1993.
- Steinberg, A.D., Alves, M., Lipowski, J. and LeBreton, G.: Evidence of
platelet activation in crevicular fluid. Centennial Symposium, U. at
Buffalo School of Dental Medicine, Program and Abstr. # 3-5, #
P33, 1993.
- Drummond, J.L.. Steinberg, A.D., Krauss, A.R. & Giordono. X-ray
photo-emission and energy-dispersive spectroscopy of Ha-coated Titanium.
J.Dent Res Program and Abstr. # 789, 74:110, 1995.
- Steinberg, A.D., Alves, M., Silverglade, L. and Joiner, T. Platelets in
human crevicular fluid: Interaction with other inflammatory cells. J.Dent.Res
Program and Abstr. # 552, 74:469, 1995.
- Reznikov, F, Steinberg, A.D. and Alves, M. Twenty-four hour healing
at Titanium/bone interface and ePTFE.. J.Dent.Res Program and Abstr. # 552,
74:469, 1998.
- Steinberg, A.D. Use of authoring software to convert a class-room lecture
series in Cariology into a computer-based learning program. J Dent Edu,
63:144,1999.
- Steinberg, AD, Use of Dynamic
HTML(Dreamweaver) to create an interactive internet course in Cariology, J
Dent Edu. 64,149.2000,
- Steinberg, AD, An Interactive CD-ROM Program to Facilitate for
Teaching Root Planing and Scaling. J Dent
Edu. 65,129.2001.
- Steinberg, AD. A real-time simulation program using motion tracking
for training scaling and root planing. J Dent Edu. 66,182, 2002,
-Steinberg, AD.
Banerjee, P. Drummond, J. Zefran, M. Progress in the Development of a
Haptic/Virtual Reality Simulation Program for Scaling and Root Planing.
J Dent Edu. 67,161, 2003
-Steinberg AD,
Drummond J, Banerjee P, Luciano, C. A haptics-based, 3D, virtual reality
periodontal training simulator. J Dent Edu, Abstract, 2005;
69:107.
-Steinberg AD, Drummond JL, Bashook PG, Zefran, M. Haptic-based, 3D, virtual
reality dental training simulator. Simulation Technology in Medical Education,
Oct. 14, 2005, NorthW School of Medicine, Chicago, IL
-Annual MeetingAADR
35th Annual Meeting in Orlando:
-Steinberg AD, Drummond JL, Bashook P, Žefran M, Ashrafi S. Haptic, 3D, Virtual
Reality Dental Training Simulator Reality Validation, J Dent Res 85 (Spec Iss
A):abstract number 1264, 2006 (www.dentalresearch.org).
-Steinberg AD, Žefran M, Kolesnikov M, Ashrafi
S, Drummond JL. Advances in Developing a Haptic-Based Periodontal Probing 3-D
Virtual Simulator,
J Dent Edu, Abstract, 2007; 71:113, 2007.
Revised March. 2007