Meet Dr. Bruce Spivak, DMD, MAGD, FICD, FICOI
Dr. Bruce Spivak is a native of New Jersy, from the Jersey Shore. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with his D.M.D. degree in 1987. He is a lifetime member of the American Dental Association and is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry.
His experience in private practice and as an adjunct clinical professor, as well as with advanced restorative, implant restorative, and prosthetic implant dentistry set him apart from many other practitioners.
Dr. Spivak has earned many dentistry awards and accolades, and professional recognition. He has also held numerous leadership and membership positions in professional dental organizations, academic and corporate settings throughout his career.
He and his wife, Margorie, of 34 years are now residents of Carlisle, PA. Dr. Spivak balances his clinical time between the Poplar Square Dental office, and the Linglestown Family Dental office.
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