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Meet The Doctor

Dr. Jonathan Jayson Bromboz has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Notre Dame, 1967. He received his degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery from Loyola University in Chicago in 1971, with Honors.

He served as a Lieutenant with the U.S. Public Health Service Hospital in San Francisco in 1972 and completed a hospital internship gaining valuable experience in many phases of complex dental treatment.

He has completed hundreds of hours of continuing education including courses on the latest techniques, complex full mouth rehabilitation, cosmetic dentistry, TMJ (jaw-joint dysfunction), orthodontics (braces), non-surgical gum treatment and natural bio-compatible dentistry.

He is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and the Academy of General Dentistry. He has attended the premiere cosmetic education facility, Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Cosmetic Studies (LVI), for advanced Cosmetic Dentistry and Neuromuscular Dentistry training. He also completed the Louisiana State University School of Dentistry Continuum on Aesthetic Dentistry.

Dr. Bromboz wrote and published "A Patients Guide to Dental Care" because he enjoys helping people and educating patients.

He researched and developed automatic toothbrushes and a new way of manufacturing brushes. He received two U.S. patents for his inventions.

Dr. Bromboz particularly enjoys changing his patients’ lives by giving them beautiful new smiles with Cosmetic Dentistry. Feel free to look at some of his “Before and After” photos in the Smile Gallery to see examples of smiles he has helped to improve.

For fun he enjoys photography, making videos, computers, movies, the beach, fishing and being with people.

Troops Get Sweet Tooth from Dental Patients

Our Patients Brought in Their Leftover Halloween Candy
for Us to Send to the Troops Overseas.

Clearwater, FL (PRWEB) November 19, 2009 -- Families always buy up lots of candy to give out to trick or treaters. But then there is so much of it leftover. Also when their kids go trick or treating they get more than enough candy to rot out all of their teeth. It is kind of ironic that Dr. Jonathan J. Bromboz's dental office in Clearwater, Florida decided to collect up all of their patient's leftover candy and send it to the troops.

Dr. Bromboz said, "We are not trying to cause tooth decay with our troops. But a treat is sure to be welcomed by them and help with morale."

Everyone, no matter what age, likes a treat. Recycling candy is a great idea for the Holidays also.

Dr. Bromboz and his staff wanted to achieve to aims: 1. Help their patients get all the extra candy out of the house and 2. Help bring some cheer to our men in our military fighting for us.