Dr. Jack Schwarcz, DDS

Jack Schwarcz, D.D.S., M.S.
Biography
"I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and have continued researching, lecturing and writing publications on oral biology and removing bacteria from gums through ultrasonic instrumentation techniques. My entire doctorate thesis was on micro bacteria infection and root planning and it is considered a premier research article in the United States for dental students studying disease and is widely used in many dental schools."
My Commitment
"While attending dental school, I was clinical director of several research projects for the Chairman of the Periodontal Department at University of Michigan. I was so fascinated by this area of dentistry that he encouraged me to specialize in the area of the prevention of gum disease."
Honors and Awards
Senior Resident University of Michigan Hospital
First Place, Research Competition, University of Michigan School of Dentistry
Received baccalaureate degree "With Highest Distinction"
Valedictorian, …High School Class
Education
Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, Wayne State University 1977-80
U of M Dental 1980-84
Doctorate thesis on micro bacteria infection and root planing, University of Michigan 1984-89
Publications
"Root Surface Roughness Effect on Prophylactic Methods" published International Association of Dental Research in February 1985. Presented in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 1985.
"Effectiveness of Subgingival Hand and Ultrasonic Instrumentation in Calculus Removal" published International Association of Dental Research, 1987. Presented in Chicago, Illinois, March 1987.
"Metronidazole in Periodontics, 111, the use of antibiotics to minimize surgery" published in the Journal Clinical Periodontics, 1992.
Affiliations
American Academy of Periodontology
American Dental Association
Michigan Dental Association
International Association for Dental Research
American Association of Gerontology
Bunting Periodontal Society
Oakland County Dental Society