At our Lafayette, LA dental office, we take pride in our experienced team. In addition to practicing comprehensive, state-of-the-art dental care, Dr. Jerome Smith and Dr. Daniel Domingue have received multiple prestigious awards for their high level of skill. Other dentists across the region come to our office to receive training in a variety of advanced procedures.
Drs. Smith and Domingue believe in ongoing education and staying current with the latest developments and advances in dentistry to provide the very best care to our patients. Our hygienists, assistants, and other staff are committed to ongoing training and education to advance and develop skills. We love dentistry, and it shows.
Dr. Smith was born and raised in Lafayette and attended Our Lady of Fatima from first grade through graduation in 1973. Subsequently, he earned a Bachelor's of Science degree and graduated cum laude from the University of Louisiana, Dr. Smith graduated from LSU's School of Dentistry in 1980 and was a member of the C. Edmund Kells Society as a top graduate. He has spent more than 40 years practicing General Dentistry in Acadiana with an emphasis on implant dentistry and comprehensive adult reconstructive care for the past 36 years.
Dr. Smith also serves Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor LSU School of Dentistry. He is co-founder of the Mexico Medical/Dental Project 26 years ago in conjunction with Latin World Ministries in Guererro, Mexico.
Dr. Smith has been published in Dental Implant Digest, The Farran Report, Dentaltown, The Implant Society, LDA Journal, ADDA Quarterly News, The Consumer 's Guide to Dentistry, and PPAD. He has given lectures and presentations on a variety of subjects including Practical and Clinical Management of Implant Dentistry in General Dental Practice, and initiated 'Implants in Black and White', a live surgery and lecture course that he gives with Dr. Domingue for dentists throughout the U.S. he co-founded in 2003. All of the proceeds from this course are contributed to the Mexico Medical/Dental Project.