Dr Jessica Zachar is a Lecturer and Senior Dental Officer at the UQ Oral Health Centre. She currently teaches in the disciplines of oral surgery, general medicine and medical emergencies to both BDSc (Hons) and DMD students.
Jessica is a General Dental Practitioner who graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Dental Science. She has undertaken further postgraduate studies, including a Bachelor of Science (Honours), a Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Surgical Dentistry), and a Master of Clinical Dentistry (Oral Surgery).
Jessica is currently a PhD Candidate, with her research focusing on the therapeutic efficacy of dental analgesia using a polychromatic light-emitting diode for dental procedures.
Availability
Dr Jessica Zachar is:
Not available for supervision
Qualifications
Bachelor of Dental Science, Charles Sturt University
Bachelor (Honours) of Science, Charles Sturt University
Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, Charles Sturt University
Masters (Coursework) of Clinical Dentistry, Griffith University
Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry, University of Sydney
Higher Education Academy, Higher Education Academy
Should retention of a tooth be an important goal of dentistry? How do you decide whether to retain and restore a tooth requiring endodontic treatment or to extract and if possible replace the tooth?
Zachar, Jessica J. (2015). Should retention of a tooth be an important goal of dentistry? How do you decide whether to retain and restore a tooth requiring endodontic treatment or to extract and if possible replace the tooth?. Australian Endodontic Journal, 41 (1), 2-6. doi: 10.1111/aej.12102
