University of Michigan School of Dentistry

Sema Hakki is affiliated with the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, located at 1011 N University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. She is a visiting professor and a researcher, having received the Janice E. Berry Prize for Excellence in Research, also known as Jan's Prize, which recognizes full-time researchers. The University of Michigan School of Dentistry is a prominent academic and clinical institution that provides comprehensive dental care to patients while also serving as a leading center for dental education and research. The clinic offers various dental services, including examinations, X-rays, teeth cleanings, fillings, periodontics (gum) treatment, oral surgery, extractions, evaluations of oral lesions, crowns, dentures & partials, and bite guards. It also caters to patients with special healthcare needs. As a major university dental school, it is involved in extensive research, as evidenced by Sema Hakki's work and numerous publications from its faculty and researchers. The School of Dentistry is a part of the larger University of Michigan system and maintains a strong focus on advancing dental science and patient well-being.