About Me
Professional Background
Dr. Lowenguth is originally from Albany, New York. She graduated magna cum laude from Siena College in Loudonville, New York with a BS in biology. Following college graduation from Siena College, she attended SUNY at Buffalo’s School of Dental Medicine, graduating at the top of her class.
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Dr. Lowenguth is originally from Albany, New York. She graduated magna cum laude from Siena College in Loudonville, New York with a BS in biology. Following college graduation from Siena College, she attended SUNY at Buffalo’s School of Dental Medicine, graduating at the top of her class.
During dental school, she was actively involved in scientific research and was awarded the Oral Biology Fellowship, academic achievement award from the American Association of Women’s Dentists, and was the recipient of the Outstanding Student Award in Periodontics from the American Academy of Periodontology. After meeting her husband Dr. Mark Lowenguth, a native of Rochester, in dental school, she abandoned her plans to move to the West Coast and came to Rochester to study Periodontics at Eastman Dental Center. Additionally, she received a grant from NIDR for masters training at the University of Rochester. This grant was awarded to select students throughout the country in order to educate scientists, teachers and researchers in dentistry.
EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Attended Eastman Dental Center and the University of Rochester on an NIDR (National Institute of Dental Research) Fellowship
Completed certificate in Periodontics in 1989 and MS degree in Dental Research (Histology) from the University of Rochester in 1990
Board Certified Diplomate in Periodontics in 1993 – American Board of Periodontics
Served as a full-time faculty member at Eastman Dental Center (EDC) Department of Periodontics from 1989-98 (involved in education of periodontal graduate students)
Clinical Director of Periodontics at EDC from 1991-96
Participant in clinical research trials in both a student capacity and as faculty in the Department of Periodontics
Principal investigator in periodontal drug studies to develop alternative treatments for gum disease
Co-assisted in the development and evaluation of implant planning software (Anatomage) and implant diagnostics for National Implant Corporation(s)
Presented her research in national forums for both periodontal and implant topics
Published research findings in peer-reviewed scientific journals
Contributed a chapter in a published textbook on periodontal regeneration
Lectured locally and nationally on clinical periodontics and implants
Over 25 years experience in periodontal and implant surgery
Co-investigator for stem cell research in periodontal wound healing
Dr. Lowenguth has practiced Periodontics and Implant Surgery in Rochester since 1989
During dental school, she was actively involved in scientific research and was awarded the Oral Biology Fellowship, academic achievement award from the American Association of Women’s Dentists, and was the recipient of the Outstanding Student Award in Periodontics from the American Academy of Periodontology. After meeting her husband Dr. Mark Lowenguth, a native of Rochester, in dental school, she abandoned her plans to move to the West Coast and came to Rochester to study Periodontics at Eastman Dental Center. Additionally, she received a grant from NIDR for masters training at the University of Rochester. This grant was awarded to select students throughout the country in order to educate scientists, teachers and researchers in dentistry.
EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Attended Eastman Dental Center and the University of Rochester on an NIDR (National Institute of Dental Research) Fellowship
Completed certificate in Periodontics in 1989 and MS degree in Dental Research (Histology) from the University of Rochester in 1990
Board Certified Diplomate in Periodontics in 1993 – American Board of Periodontics
Served as a full-time faculty member at Eastman Dental Center (EDC) Department of Periodontics from 1989-98 (involved in education of periodontal graduate students)
Clinical Director of Periodontics at EDC from 1991-96
Participant in clinical research trials in both a student capacity and as faculty in the Department of Periodontics
Principal investigator in periodontal drug studies to develop alternative treatments for gum disease
Co-assisted in the development and evaluation of implant planning software (Anatomage) and implant diagnostics for National Implant Corporation(s)
Presented her research in national forums for both periodontal and implant topics
Published research findings in peer-reviewed scientific journals
Contributed a chapter in a published textbook on periodontal regeneration
Lectured locally and nationally on clinical periodontics and implants
Over 25 years experience in periodontal and implant surgery
Co-investigator for stem cell research in periodontal wound healing
Dr. Lowenguth has practiced Periodontics and Implant Surgery in Rochester since 1989
Faculty Appointments
Clinical Associate Professor (Voluntary) - Department of Dentistry (SMD)