Prof. Hom-Lay Wang has been at the University of Michigan,
School of Dentistry since 1989 and was appointed to be the Director of Graduate
Periodontics in 1995. He received his DDS from Taipei Medical College, Taipei,
Taiwan, DDS, MSD from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, and
Ph.D. from Hiroshima University, Japan. Dr. Wang currently serves as a member
of the Task Force as Future Science Strategy for the American Academy of
Periodontology (AAP), President-Elect of the Academy of Osseointegration (AO).
He also serves as a visiting professor at Taipei Medical University, Taiwan,
Peking University, Xiamen Stomatology Hospital West China University, China,
and many others. He is the recipient of many awards/honors, such as University
of Michigan Distinguished Faculty Research Mentoring Award (2019), AAP Master
Clinician Award (2019), AAP Distinguished Service Award (2021), AAP Clinical
Research Award (2021), and ADEA William J. Gies Annual Periodontology Award
(2022). His research focuses on guided tissue/bone regeneration in attempts to
repair and/or regenerate various periodontal and implant-related defects, as
well as oral plastic surgery.
Prof. Hom-Lay Wang has been at the University of Michigan,
School of Dentistry since 1989 and was appointed to be the Director of Graduate
Periodontics in 1995. He received his DDS from Taipei Medical College, Taipei,
Taiwan, DDS, MSD from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, and
Ph.D. from Hiroshima University, Japan. Dr. Wang currently serves as a member
of the Task Force as Future Science Strategy for the American Academy of
Periodontology (AAP), President-Elect of the Academy of Osseointegration (AO).
He also serves as a visiting professor at Taipei Medical University, Taiwan,
Peking University, Xiamen Stomatology Hospital West China University, China,
and many others. He is the recipient of many awards/honors, such as University
of Michigan Distinguished Faculty Research Mentoring Award (2019), AAP Master
Clinician Award (2019), AAP Distinguished Service Award (2021), AAP Clinical
Research Award (2021), and ADEA William J. Gies Annual Periodontology Award
(2022). His research focuses on guided tissue/bone regeneration in attempts to
repair and/or regenerate various periodontal and implant-related defects, as
well as oral plastic surgery.