Orthodontic Clinic
In our inviting clinic, we offer treatment to children, adolescents and adults. We use a thorough method of data (record) gathering to properly assess, diagnose, and treatment plan each patient. We practice a wide range of modern techniques, and our prestigious faculty carefully choose which techniques to use on a patient-by-patient basis, utilizing the latest technology, digital imaging, cone beam 3D radiography, lasers and mini-screw implants when indicated.
Become Our PatientOrthodontic Research and Awards
Orthodontic faculty and residents are involved in clinical and basic science research, including:
- Clinic Research
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Clinical research interests include normal and abnormal growth and development, functional appliances, palatal expansion, and intrusion protocols for treatment.
- Basic Science Research
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Basic science research centers on bone and cartilage growth, temporomandibular joint development, and dietary influences on growth and development.
- Specialty Research
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Other research interests include access to orthodontic care and patient preference and choice in orthodontics.
Orthodontic Education
The mission of the Department of Orthodontics advanced education program is to graduate highly proficient, critical thinking, master's degree level orthodontic specialists who can effectively serve the public in both community-based practice and an academic environment and are prepared to become life-long learners and leaders within the profession.