Dr. Jacklich graduated from Loyola School of Dentistry in 1962. Practiced in Coal City, IL, U.S.A. from 1962 to 1969, then in Joliet, IL until 1972.

From 1969 to 1972 was an Associate Professor in Fixed Prosthodontics at Loyola. From 1970 to 1974 was Director of Continuing Education, Director of the Audio-Visual Department, Director of the Training in Expanded Auxiliary Management, and any other job that the dean needed done by a workaholic.

He then moved to University of Illinois to head the Rural Dentistry Project and Continuing Education Programs.

From 1972 to 1976 he did most of the endo for a group practice, where he developed the technique now known as 'Automated Endodontics'. He began teaching his seminar in 1976 and since has taught over 22000 of his colleagues.

He and his wife, Marian, now make their home in Kissimmee, FL.

In addition to the long history of the "Automated Endo Course" he has numerous patents, including:

• The Precision Endo Syringe
• The PDL Intraligamentary Syringe
• Fine-Cut Endo Files
• The Fine-Cut Sonic Adapter
• An overdenture attachment
• The STS preparation system
• The Precision Endo Obturating Cartridge Syringe
• The Milton Syringe Concept and device
• The Fine-Cut Endodontic Contra-Angle
• The Fine-Cut Cartridge Obturating Endo Syringe
• Several other devices being produced without patents because they are too insignificant to be worthy of patents or of a non-dental nature.

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