JAKE SKOWRONSKI, D.M.D, F.A.G.D, F.I.C.O.I
Robin Strickland, D.M.D
Premier Cosmetic, Implant & General-Dentistry
106 Argus Lane Suite C
Mooresville NC 28117
The Village at Byers Creek
Dentist in Mooresville, NC
Call 704-696-2557
Meet Doctor Jake
Dr. Jake Skowronski
Dr. Jake is from Florence, South Carolina.
Dr. Jake Skowronski graduated from the College of Charleston in 2004 where he received a BS in Biology.
Dr. Skowronski graduated from the James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina in 2009 and has been practicing comprehensive cosmetic, implant and general dentistry at his private practice in Mooresville, NC.
Dr. Skowronski serves as a Visiting Faculty member at Spear Education in Scottsdale, AZ for cerecdoctors where he helps other dentists master CEREC technology.
Dr Skowronski is a Beta software tester and Key Opinion Leader for Dentsply Sirona and a Key Opinion Leader for Patterson Dental.
Dr Skowronski was awarded the Fellowship Certification by the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and Fellowship Status in the Academy of General Dentistry.
Utilizing progressive methods and continuing education, Dr. Skowronski has established a practice that blends clinical excellence with cutting-edge technology.
Dr. Jake believes that learning is a never ending process and has completed hundreds of hours on continuing education in order to stay current on all the new dentistry innovations including new techniques and technology.
He is a member of numerous professional organizations:
The American Dental Association since 2005
The North Carolina Dental Society since 2009
The NCDS 2nd District Society since 2009
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry since 2011
The Academy of General Dentistry since 2011
The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry since 2016
In his spare time he enjoys playing guitar, bass, piano and drums. He also enjoys camping and playing golf. An avid sports fan, he enjoys attending Carolina Panthers and Hornets games. He attends church regularly with his family and gives back to his community by being on the Town of Mooresville's "Environmental Protection Commission" and has been a Committee member since 2012. More than anything else, Dr. Jake enjoys spending time with his family.
“I believe in minimal discomfort, less invasive procedures and utilizing the latest technology to provide the very best care for my patients.”
Doctor Jake is a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry
Achieving Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry is one of the few added distinctions a general dentist can achieve.
To earn Fellowship in the AGD, dentists must take more than 500 hours of education courses in various disciplines. Candidates must also pass a rigorous exam. The award is then presented to general dentists in a formal ceremony. Jake Skowronski D.M.D, F.A.G.D. is one of only 7 percent of general dentists who have achieved this honor. To learn more about this award or the AGD, visit www.agd.org.
What does that FAGD at the end of my name stand for? The FAGD stands for Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry.
Why is a Fellowship important? A dentist who has received their Fellowship offers his or her patients cutting-edge care. We have to complete 500 hours of continuing education in various disciplines and then pass a rigorous examination. It's not easy, but it's worth it to make sure my patients are getting the best possible care available.
How many dentists have a Fellowship in the AGD? Only 7 percent of general dentists have achieved Fellowship.
How long does Fellowship take? It varies based on personal availability to take the special courses and examination. For me, it took nine years to achieve Fellowship.
How does your AGD membership benefit me and my family? I care about your long-term dental health, and I demonstrate that concern by belonging to the AGD. AGD members are dedicated to continuing education to help them stay up-to-date on the latest procedures and provide the highest quality treatment. The AGD believes that the general dentist who remains current in general dentistry is better able to offer you and your family a variety of diagnosis and treatment choices.