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Why join the Georgia Orthodontists Association?

We do this through serving to advance the art and science of orthodontics, contributing to the dental health of the public and representing the specialty of orthodontics in Georgia to the public, the state dental association, the legislature and other governmental agencies, insurance companies and industry and dental service corporations.

What is the Georgia School of Orthodontics?

The Georgia School of Orthodontics is an Advanced Specialty Education Program in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics that offers a 36-month residency certificate program to residents at its Atlanta, Georgia campus. The Residency Program consists of intensive didactic, clinical, and research components taught in state-of-the-art...

Where can I get orthodontic care in Georgia?

Orthodontic Care of Georgia has 16 offices throughout the Atlanta, Columbus, Macon, and Athens, and Augusta, GA areas. Call the office most convenient to you to schedule your initial consultation and determine if orthodontic care is necessary for you or a member of your family.

Why study orthodontics at GSO?

At GSO, you will have the opportunity to learn from Board-Certified orthodontists from all over the world who will work with you on comprehensive treatment plans for patients and will guide you through research studies.

How long is the Georgia School of Orthodontics residency?

Take the next step in your dental education with Georgia School of Orthodontics. Our thirty-six month Orthodontic Residency Program offers state-of-the-art clinical training and preeminent didactic education in our two Atlanta-based facilities.

When is the deadline for Georgia School of Orthodontics 2021?

Please submit all application materials by the deadline of August 1, 2021. Tuition & Fees. The tuition and program fees for the non-accredited online Fellowship Program are $25,500.

When will GSO offer fellowships?

GSO is now offering a Fellowship Program as an optional precursor to its Orthodontic Residency Program. Due to the combined effects of the pandemic, the desire to study remotely, and overwhelming demand for its residency spots, GSO will roll-out its online non-accredited Fellowship Program on October 1, 2021 through March 31, 2022.

When did the program in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics get its approval?

The Program in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics earned the status of “Approval without Reporting Requirements” from the Commission on Dental Accreditation in August 2019. The Commission is a specialized accrediting body recognized by the United States Department of Education.

How long should an essay be for orthodontics?

The essay should be an autobiographical sketch of at least 1 page in length and include any previous orthodontic experiences and the Applicant’s reasons for desiring orthodontic training.

Is dental orthodontist accredited?

The program in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics is accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation. The Commission is a specialized accrediting body recognized by the United States Department of Education.

Is Georgia School of Orthodontics application cycle closed?

Georgia School of Orthodontics’ application cycle is currently closed. Please check back at the end of November for our post-Match cycle to begin.

How are patients treated in dental school?

Patients are treated by dental students under the direct supervision of licensed dentists. Individuals are accepted as patients after a screening appointment based on their treatment needs and their availability. Fees in this program are the lowest of all the school’s programs (approximately 60 percent lower than private practice), but the time commitment is the greatest.

What is the phone number for a pediatric dentist?

Children 13 and under and Special Health Care Needs Children (SHCN) under 21 are seen in our Pediatric Dentistry Clinic. Call (706) 721-2716 for an appointment. Learn more.

What is a dental resident?

Residents hold a DMD or DDS or an equivalent foreign dental degree and are continuing their training in an advanced program. Care is provided under the supervision of experienced and certified, specialty clinical faculty. Patients whose treatment may be too complex or time-consuming for a dental student may be offered the opportunity to be treated by a resident. The fees for treatment by a resident are higher than those charged in the student clinic, but less than you might expect to pay elsewhere. The care provided by a resident will generally take less time than with our dental students.

What is the number to call for dental associates?

Fees are comparable to those in private practices in our area. To schedule an appointment with a Dental Associates dentist, call 706-721-2696 or visit AU Dental Associates to learn more.

What is general dentistry?

Our General Dentistry clinic is a comprehensive dental facility offering preventative, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry.

What does a pediatric dentist do?

Our pediatric dentists monitor your children’s teeth and oral health, teach them to practice good health habits, and address any problems that arise.

Can a dental student be treated by a resident?

Patients whose treatment may be too complex or time-consuming for a dental student may be offered the opportunity to be treated by a resident. The fees for treatment by a resident are higher than those charged in the student clinic, but less than you might expect to pay elsewhere.

What is Family Health Centers of Georgia?

The Family Health Centers of Georgia has access to professional translation and interpretation services to help you navigate our services.

How to register a new patient?

New patient registration is processed at the center you visit. Please print and bring the New Patient Registration Form with you or you can complete on-site. As a new patient, we ask that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your appointment time. Please bring your current photo identification, proof of residency and payment for services. Mask Required.

What language do you need to apply for sliding fee?

If you are applying for the Sliding Fee Scale Program, please download the required documentation in English or Spanish.

Is Family Health Centers of Georgia a medical home?

Welcome. We are glad you chose The Family Health Centers of Georgia, Inc. as your provider of choice and medical home. The Patient Guide to our Services / Guia de Servicios para nuestros Pacientes is designed to assist you with understanding what will happen before, during and after your visit. Your healthcare is our priority. We pledge to provide you with quality healthcare that is delivered in a clean and safe environment. Access Patient Portal

Education and Training

Our orthodontic residency program focuses on developing strong clinical and scholarly skills in the area of dental displacement and control and modification of facial growth.

Patient Care

Supervised by a team of board-certified orthodontic faculty, our orthodontic residents offer the latest therapies and treatments of improper bites, which may be a result of tooth irregularity, disproportionate jaw relationships, or both.