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Eduardo Britton serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of General Dentistry at Augusta University's Dental College of Georgia. A licensed Georgia dentist since 2018, he holds a DDS from Universidad Autonoma de Baja California (1982) and a Prosthodontics Certificate from Augusta University (2011).
His academic credentials include:
- DDS in Dentistry, Universidad Autonoma de Baja California, 1982
- Prosthodontics Certificate, Dental College of Georgia (Augusta University), 2011
- Georgia Board of Dentistry License, 2018
Dr. Britton's research centers on Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry with specialized focus on esthetic zone challenges. His work investigates implant restoration techniques, dental material properties (particularly resin cements), and tooth color science. He actively promotes community impact through health-focused collaborations while advancing academic service in dental professions.
His 2014-2024 publications reveal an evolving trajectory from biomechanical instrument testing toward sophisticated clinical applications in implant esthetics, demonstrating consistent innovation in restorative methodologies and material science.
Key honors include:
- Certificate of Appreciation from Department of General Dentistry (2021)
- RTCD Poster Presentation award for tooth color research (2020)
- Two 2nd-place national poster awards in prosthodontics (2010-2011)
- Competing recognition at Augusta University School of Dentistry (2019)
As an educator, he teaches Comprehensive Care Clinic II while mentoring new students through orientation programs. His service spans critical committees including Instruments and Clinical Continuity, Infection Control, and Treatment Planning Board. Community engagement includes AU Virtual Day of Service and Augusta University mentorship initiatives, reflecting his commitment to practical dental education and public health outreach.
Clinical research forms the core of his scholarly activity, particularly evidenced by his in vivo tooth color change study, though formal lab affiliations remain unstated in available documentation.
