Jared W. Hemmert, D.D.S.

Dr. Hemmert and his wife Jaime have three boys.  He enjoys spending time with his family, cycling, skiing and doing anything outdoors.

Dr. Hemmert received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 2003 from the prestigious University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry where he served as the senior class president. Since beginning his years of private practice, Dr. Hemmert particularly enjoys focus in aesthetic dentistry. He has continued his education through acquiring several certifications and credentials in this field, including training in Dental Implant placement for single teeth and implant-supported dentures and bridges, Orthodontics, Endodontics, CAD/CAM technology with CEREC, certificate in graduation of the 2-Year Executive Mercer Program at the Scottsdale Center for Dentistry, and Invisalign Certification. Dr. Hemmert also and serves on the Board of Advisors of the International Society of Oral Rehabilitation. He continues to pursue continuing education in many areas of dentistry.

Owner of Main Plaza Dental in Spanish Fork, Utah since 2006, Dr. Hemmert enjoys serving the community by providing quality dental care to all of his patients. Dr. Hemmert is an active member of the Dental Medicine Department and Medical Staff at Utah Valley Regional and Orem Community Hospitals where he works in the operating rooms doing dental surgery on children and adults while they are under general anesthetic. He also enjoys taking call in the emergency department at the hospitals for adult dental emergencies.

Awards, Honors & Societies:

1. Board of Advisors Member for the International Society of Oral Rehabilitation
2. Implant Dentistry Grants Member
3. American Dental Association
4. Academy of General Dentistry
5. Utah Dental Association
6. Provo District Dental Society
7. Pinnacle Study Club
8. Toronto Implant Study Club
9. Medical Staff at Utah Valley Regional and Orem Community Hospitals
10. D.D.S. Senior Class President
11. U. of T. Undergraduate Education Committee Member
12. University of Utah UROP research fellowship
13. Sigma Xi Honor Society member
14. University of Utah Chemistry Scholarship for outstanding achievement in undergraduate research
15. University of Utah UROP Research Fellowship
16. U. of U. Chemistry Student Advisory Committee

Teaching Experience:

• University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Dr. Hemmert has Instructed and supervised students in Biology 3080 (Pre-dental orientation) as a teaching assistant. Instruction included extensive lab work associated with dentistry and oral facial anatomy.
• Dr. Hemmert has also tutored students in General Chemistry, Calculus and Trigonometry.

Volunteer Service:

• Give Kids A Smile
• Family Dental Plan Clinic (Salt Lake City, UT)
• Oslo, Norway LDS Mission

Leadership:

1. DDS Senior Class President (2003)
2. Vice President of University of Utah pre-dental society (June '98 - June '99)
3. Assistant to the President, Zone Leader, District Leader and Trainer on LDS Mission in Norway (1994 - 1995)

Research Experience:

During his undergraduate studies at the University of Utah Dr. Hemmert's love for science provided him with the opportunity to work in a chemistry laboratory where he conducted research on electrochemical currents in magnetic fields. He developed high magnetic field-based techniques for electrochemical-generated forces. Developed dual electrode configurations for the study of magnetic vortex flow. He experimented using microelectrode techniques and was involved in writing fellowship proposals, publications, and presentations.

Presentations:

• Hemmert, J. W.; White, H.S.; "Magnetic Field Control of Electrochemical Reactions," National Conference of Undergraduate Research (NCUR), University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, April 1999.

Publications:

1. Kyle M. Grant, Jared W. Hemmert, and Henry S. White* ; Magnetic Field-Controlled Microfluidic Transport, J. Am. Chem. Soc.; 124(3); 462-467 (2002).
2. K. M. Grant, J. W. Hemmert, and H. S. White "Magnetic Field Driven Convective Transport at Inlaid Disk Microelectrodes. The Dependence of Flow Patterns on Electrode Radius," J. Electroanal. Chem., 500, 95-99 (2001).
3. Kyle M. Grant, Jared W. Hemmert, and Henry S. White "Magnetic Focusing of Redox Molecules at Ferromagnetic Microelectrodes," Electrochemistry Communications, 1, 319-323 (1999).