After graduating from Emory University School of Dentistry in 1979, he joined the practice of Doctor Peter Dawson and Doctor Pete Roach in Saint Petersburg, Florida, and they practiced together until the retirements of Doctor Dawson and Doctor Roach. During all this time he has been learning, doing, and teaching restorative dentistry while enjoying his four children, Erin, Kristen, Catherine and Lauren, and now his eight grandchildren. He is a past president of the Pinellas County Dental Association, the Florida Academy of Dental Practice Administration, and the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry.
He taught at the L.D. Pankey Institute for many years, and is currently a Lead Faculty at the Dawson Academy. Besides teaching large and small hands-on courses at the Dawson Academy, he has lectured nationally and internationally. Doctor DuPont is also involved with a large number of professional organizations and study groups. He is past-President of The American Academy of Restorative dentistry, the Florida Academy of Dental Practice Administration and the Lower Pinellas County Dental Association and is current President of the Florida Prosthodontic Study Group. He also stays very involved with community and church activities.
In a quote from Dr. Peter E. Dawson, he said, "I have called upon a number of special clinicians to provide the most current clinical updates for this text. Doctor Glenn DuPont, senior partner in my former practice, has been a tremendous resource and contributor. As Director of Faculty at the Dawson Center, he has developed an exceptional "hands-on" curriculum for teaching some of the most important concepts and techniques.
He is a meticulous restorative dentist who excels in functional esthetics, so his contributions are much appreciated."
Doctor Peter E. Dawson, Functional Occlusion From TMJ to Smile Design, Mosby, 2007.