| 2. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill – School of Dentistry |
| 3. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor – School of Dentistry |
| 4. Harvard University – School of Dental Medicine |
| 5. University of Pennsylvania – School of Dental Medicine |
| 6. University of Washington – School of Dentistry |
| 7. Columbia University – College of Dental Medicine |
| 8. University of Southern California – Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry |
| 9. University of Florida – College of Dentistry |
| 10. University of Minnesota – School of Dentistry |
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| Important Facts: |
| – Orthodontist school programs typically require a bachelor’s degree, dental school completion, and specialized training in orthodontics. |
| – Orthodontists are trained to diagnose and treat problems related to misaligned teeth and jaws. |
| – Many orthodontist schools offer residency programs for further specialization in orthodontics. |
| – Graduates of orthodontist schools must pass national board exams and obtain state licensure to practice. |
| – The field of orthodontics is highly competitive, with a strong emphasis on continuous education and staying current on advances in the field. |
