Program Overview

Introduction to the Orthodontics Program

The Orthodontics program is designed to provide quality service and efficient oral health care, responding to the needs of the people of the state of Wisconsin. The program aims to educate individuals at the appropriate level in the discipline of orthodontics, including dentists, dental clinical specialists, dental educators, scientists, and dental auxiliaries.

Program Mission

The mission of the Orthodontics program is to prepare professionals who will be equipped to meet the oral health demands of the people of the state of Wisconsin, as well as the broader society, both nationally and internationally.

Program Objectives

The program seeks to achieve the following objectives:

• Educate professionals in the discipline of orthodontics
• Prepare dentists, dental clinical specialists, dental educators, scientists, and dental auxiliaries to meet the oral health needs of the community
• Respond to the oral health demands of the people of the state of Wisconsin and beyond

Program Description

The Orthodontics program is focused on providing quality education and training in the field of orthodontics, with the goal of producing professionals who are well-equipped to provide efficient oral health care and respond to the needs of the community. The program is designed to prepare individuals to work in a variety of settings, including clinical practice, education, and research.