Meet Dr. George Hartl, Orthodontist
Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics
Creating Beautiful, Healthy Smiles for Over 25 Years
Area dentists have referred patients to Dr. Hartl for over 25 years because his meticulous care
consistently produces beautiful, healthy smiles. His thorough, carefully planned treatment
approach uses gentle pressure to move teeth slowly, keeping them stable and healthy.
consistently produces beautiful, healthy smiles. His thorough, carefully planned treatment
approach uses gentle pressure to move teeth slowly, keeping them stable and healthy.
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Education
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Bachelor of Science Degree Marquette University Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree Marquette University Master of Science Degree, Certificate in Orthodontics Memberships, Service & Honors Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics Member, American Dental Association Member, American Association of Orthodontics Past President, Washington-Ozaukee County Dental Society In His Free Time Outside of orthodontics; bicycling, snow skiing, world history and foreign languages are some of his interests; but more than anything, Dr. Hartl is interested in and appreciates people. |
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Why Choose a Board Certified Orthodontist?
This prestigious credential is achieved by fewer than 60% of orthodontists. Board certification requires that the orthodontist demonstrate a continuous commitment to the highest standard of care by completing rigorous written and clinical exams and peer review, every 10 years. When you chose a Board Certified Orthodontist, you’re choosing to trust your smile and dental health to the very best. Dr. George Hartl is a Board Certified Orthodontist in West Bend, Wisconsin.
What’s Required to Become a Board Certified Orthodontist?
Board Certified Orthodontists goes through a lengthy educational process and are required to demonstrate their dedication to the highest standards of orthodontic care.
- Stage 1 - Complete an undergraduate program, graduate from an accredited dental school and successfully pass the licensing exam. This stage can take 5 to 8 years.
- Stage 2 - Complete an accredited orthodontic program and successfully complete an orthodontic residency program. This stage can take over 3 years to complete.
- Stage 3 - After many years of successful orthodontic practice, complete the American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) written and clinical exams with peer review.
