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Did You Know?

Today it takes 10 or more years to become an orthodontist. An orthodontist completes college requirements, followed by three to five years of dental school. Then comes a minimum of two years of post-doctorate study at a university-based orthodontic program accredited by the American Dental Association. There are only 67 accredited orthodontic programs in the U.S. and Canada.

Dr. Joseph JacksonDr. Joseph C. Jackson, Jr.

Dr. Joseph C. Jackson, Jr. was born and raised in Orlando, Florida. He graduated from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1964 with a BS degree in both biology and chemistry. Dr. Jackson received his dental degree (D.D.S) from Howard University in Washington D.C. in 1969 where he was given the Dean’s award for superior academic achievement, excellence in clinical skills, and exemplary character. He was selected as the Top Intern in 1970 in the United States Air Force (USAF) where he did his dental internship. He went on to get his Certificate in Orthodontia from Howard University in 1974.

Dr. Jackson is a member of the Florida Board of Orthodontics, and became a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) in March of 1988, a feat accomplished by only a small percentage of orthodontists nationwide. He has served as secretary of the United Way of Pinellas County, and also served as president of the Boy’s and Girl’s Club of Pinellas County, an organization in which he remains very active. When he has time off, “Dr. J” enjoys golf, fishing, and traveling with his wife Monique.

Dr. Jackson understands the importance of keeping up-to-date with current trends, and so he regularly participates in continuing education classes.

Recent Continuing Education Classes

  • The 10 Must Know Factors About Occlusion and TMJ - April 2000, 21 hours
  • The 10 Essential Elements for a Highly Effective Restorative Practice - November 2000 - 21 hours
  • Georgia Association of Orthodontists - January 2001 - 12 hours
  • TMJ Diagnostics and Basic Management - April 2001 - 22 hours
  • Therapy for Intermediate to Advanced TMJ - June 2001 - 21 hours
  • The 6 Elements of Oral-Facial Harmony - October 2004 - 21 hours
  • The 6 Elements of Orthodontic Philosophy - February 2005 - 20 hours
  • The Herbst Appliance in Modern Orthodontics - March 2005 - 9 hours
  • The 6 Elements of Orthodontic Philosophy - April 2005 - 20 hours
  • The 6 Elements of Orthodontic Philosophy - July 2005 - 20 hours
  • Core Therapy for the Intermediate to Advanced TMJ - Sept. 2005 - 20 hours
  • The Use of 3D Imaging in Private Orthodontic Practice - Oct. 2006 - 2.5 hours
  • Implant Anchored Biomechanics - October 2006 - 5 hours
  • Straightening Teeth and Faces - October 2006 - 5 hours
  • Treating the Strong-Willed Child and Teen Proofing - October 2006 - 5 hours
  • Anterior Dental Esthetics - October 2006 - 1.5 hours
  • Tooth Shape and Proportionality - October 2006 - 4 hours
  • Effectiveness & Efficiency in the Decision for Early Treatment - May 2007 -     2 hours
  • An Evidence-Based Assessment of the Stability of Open Bite Therapy - May 2007 - 2 hours
  • The Evolution of Orthodontic Bonding: An Evidenced-Based Overview – May 2007 – 2 hours
  • The Retrognathic/High Angle Herbst Patient – May 2007 – 2 hours
  • Update on Lingual Orthodontics – May 2007 – 2 hours
  • The Radiology Decision – May 2007 – 2 hours
  • Clinical Applications of 3D Imaging – May 2007 – 2 hours
  • Piper Joint Based Occlusion – June 2007 – 20 hours
  • CPR/AED Adult and Pediatric – October 2007 – 4 hours
  • Prevention of Medical Errors – February 2008 – 2 hours
  • Scans and Scans: CT and MR – October 2008 – 16 hours
  • Joint Conference – AAO & AAP - February 2009 – 13.50 hours
  • Florida Association of Orthodontists Annual Meeting – March 2009 – 8 hours