W.  Jack Saxonhouse, Dentist
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W. Jack Saxonhouse

Dentist | Periodontics

1233 Wandering Willow Way Loxahatchee Florida, 33470-6160

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Education and Training

Tufts School of Dental Medicine

Board Certification

Periodontics Certification

Provider Details

MaleEnglish 57 years of experience
W. Jack Saxonhouse
W. Jack Saxonhouse's Expert Contributions

Areas of expertise and specialization

Practice Transition ConsultingPractice ValuationsExpert Witness Testimony in Marital Dispute Testimony

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Past Faculty, Tufts University College of Dental Medicine, New York University College of Dentistry ,Columbia University College of Dentistry and Nova Southeastern University School of Dental Medicine -
  • Past Chief of Dental Services, Blythedale Children's Hospital -
  • Guest Lecturer for Dental Societies -

Awards

  • Fellow 2003 American College of Dentistry 
  • Fellow 2005 International College of Dentistry 

Professional Memberships

  • American Dental Association  
  • Amercan Academy of Periodontics  
  • Florida Dental Association  

Fellowships

  • American College of Dentists International College of Dentists, Royal Society of Health

Professional Society Memberships

  • American Dental Association, American Association of Periodontics, New York State Dental Society

Professional Affiliations

  • ADA, FDA, AAP SFDDA,

Articles and Publications

  • Grinning and Grinding, contributing author

What do you attribute your success to?

  • I care and my previous clinical experience

Awards

  • Man of the Year, Yonkers Chapter American Cancer society

Teaching and speaking

  • Guest lecturer various dental societies

Favorite Place to Vacation

  • Botswana

Hobbies / Sports

  • Golf, Grandchildren, Travel

W. Jack Saxonhouse's Practice location

1233 Wandering Willow Way -
Loxahatchee, Florida 33470-6160
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New patients: 561-642-0535
Fax: 561-967-1592

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