Rate My Professor Michele Huang

Huang's academic background includes a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) and Master of Health Law (MHL) from the University of Sydney. She advanced her expertise with a fellowship in implantology at Tufts University, USA, followed by a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry in Prosthodontics (DClinDent Pros) from the University of Sydney. As a registered prosthodontist and member of relevant professional bodies, she brings over a decade of clinical experience to her roles. Her research interests encompass temporomandibular disorders and related symptoms, evidenced by publications in the International Journal of Prosthodontics, such as 'Self-Reported Bruxism, Masticatory Muscle Pain, Psychological Profile, and Bowel Symptoms: A Retrospective Study' and 'Awake Oral Behaviors Associated with Temporomandibular-Related Pain Symptoms in a Non-Patient Student Population: A Dual Assessment Approach,' co-authored with colleagues including Terry Whittle, Pooja Garg, and Iven Klineberg. Huang supports community initiatives, including ADA Dental Health Foundation events by providing clinic access for Dental Rescue Days. Her leadership enhances oral health care delivery and professional development in dentistry.