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Clark M. Stanford, DDS, PhD

Dows Institute for Dental Research and Prosthodontics Centennial Fund Professor and Office of Clinical Research Director

Office:  319-335-7381

Email:   clark-stanford@uiowa.edu

Dr. Stanford received his DDS from The University of Iowa (Iowa City, IA) in 1987.  He received his certificate in prosthodontics and his PhD in oral science from The University of Iowa (Iowa City, IA) in 1992.

Clark joined The University of Iowa College of Dentistry in 1992 and he is Centennial Fund Professor in the Dows Institute for Dental Research and Prosthodontics Department.  He holds secondary appointments in Hospital Dentistry and the Department of Orthopedic Surgery (Roy and Lucille Carver College of Medicine).

Dr. Stanford's main clinical research interests are implants, implant biomaterials and dental materials.

Clark is also interested in bone biology including: biologically-mediated bone mineralization (implants), bone metabolism, osteoblasts, isolating and characterizing human osteogenic cells.

 

 

"One of our goals is to make a seamless and efficient performance of clinical evaluations that is in touch with our sponsors and investigators' needs."

~ Clark

 

James S. Wefel, PhD

Director, Dows Institute for Dental Research and Professor, Pediatric Dentistry

 

Office:  319-335-7376

Email:   james-wefel@uiowa.edu

Dr. Wefel received his PhD from State University of New York at Buffalo (Buffalo, NY) in 1972.  He joined The University of Iowa College of Dentistry in 1972.  Jim is the acting Dean for Research and the director of the Dows Institute for Dental Research.  He is also the administrative director of the Office of Clinical Research  and a professor in Pediatric Dentistry  where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in cariology and preventative therapies.

Jim's clinical interest is tooth remineralization/demineralization using the intra-oral crown model.  His other research interest is cariology, including: early caries detection, root surface caries, F-releasing biomaterials, and secondary caries.

 

 

"Exploration of  preventative agents in a research environment may lead to  discoveries that could

 prolong the life of a smile."

~Jim

 

Thomas Flynn

Research Assistant II

 

Office: 319-335-6763

Email:   thomas-flynn@uiowa.edu

Mr. Flynn joined the University of Iowa in 1986.  Mr. Flynn coordinates research studies conducted in the DCRC.  Mr. Flynn oversees recruitment for the research studies, facilitates enrollment and the informed consent process and manages the day to day administration requirements for the research studies.

 

 

" We value the people that volunteer to participate in our research studies, because we can not do it alone.  Our goal is to make their participation a very positive experience."

~ Tom

 

 
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