Eliminate the Unknown! by Drs. Jarron Tawzer and Joshua Nagao

Digital technology facilitates treatment of trauma implant case

by Drs. Jarron Tawzer and Joshua Nagao

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Dr. Jarron Tawzer earned his undergraduate degree from Utah State University and graduated from Oregon Health and Science University School of Dentistry. He lives and practices in Logan, Utah, focusing on implants and cosmetic dentistry. Tawzer mentors at the Implant Pathway dental implant center in Phoenix, training dentists in complicated atraumatic extractions, bone grafting and dental implants. He has dedicated much of his career to advancements in dentistry, particularly dental implants and cosmetic dentistry.

Dr. Joshua Nagao earned his DDS from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, graduating first in his class clinically. Nagao is particularly passionate about dental surgery, including implant placements, sedation dentistry and complex reconstructions. He is a faculty member and mentor at Implant Pathway, an associate fellow in the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and a diplomate in the American Board of Oral Implantology. Nagao is also the creator of @implantsanta, a social media page dedicated to digital dental surgery and high-quality photography.