American Orthodontic Society
American Orthodontic Society
11884 Greenville Ave. Suite 112
Dallas, Texas 75243
800-448-1601
Contact form:
http://www.orthodontics.com/contact.taf
The American Orthodontic Society (AOS) is the largest educational association in the world of general and pediatric dentists who practice Orthodontics. Committed to helping our members stay up-to-date with techniques, technology and products, AOS strives for excellence in both the courses we sponsor and the services we provide to our members.
Why Should I Join the AOS?
We provide a united and strong advocacy for the General or Pediatric dentist who chooses to practice orthodontics
Individual legal support is available on issues impacting Society-wide concerns
Availability of a national and international network of over 2,000 colleagues practicing orthodontics
FREE Foundation-sponsored education
Professional Journal and Newsletter
Early access to the finest ADA and AGD-Recognized orthodontic continuing education available today for the practitioner and auxiliary
An interactive informational and educational Website at www.orthodontics.com
...and the list grows each year.
Membership Benefits
Continuing education programs including comprehensive courses,
advanced seminars and special topics such as pediatrics, TMD, diagnosis and mechanics;
Special retreats to resort locations, enabling you to maximize your time and combine your educational needs with a vacation escape; and
Our annual conference, a large orthodontic meeting for general and pediatric dentists, combines educational and recreational events, while providing you with an excellent opportunity to network with your peers.
Discounts on the best patient educational materials from Krames Communications; lab services and orthodontic supplies; and
New discounted Dinosaur "Jaws" t-shirts for your patients.
orthodontics.com, and online services
Free professional e-mail address
Your resources for information on industry trends, business practices and legal matters;
Krames patient education materials;
AOS WireLine newsletter;
Bi-Annual Membership Directory; and
A subscription to our society professional journal.
Courses
Learn the importance of good records. Tips on positioning, exposures and settings.
Learn what to treat and what to refer!
Learn multiple treatment techniques and when each is appropriate through a systematic approach.
See the uses and functions of all the archwires and auxiliary appliances.
Managed care for adults and non-compliant adolescents.
Learn the importance of correct bracket placement using anatomical teeth with hands-on projects.
Recognition Awards
Over the past 25 years the AOS has provided a peer review process designed to recognize the orthodontic proficiency of our members. Designed to foster excellence in your practice, these awards consist of a logical progression of requirements beginning with Achievement, then Fellowship and finally culminating with Diplomate.
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