Mission
The National Board of Orthodontics, U.S. was formed as an independent non-profit certifying body with a two-fold mission. First, the Board will certify the training, skills, and experience of orthodontic practitioners and document advancement through levels of certification. Second, the Board will provide a forum to remain current in clinical advances and gain practical skills in the profession.

Certification
Certification is recognition of achievement in academic knowledge and clinical skills. It also suggests an expectation to enhance those achievements, and seek to raise professional standards to higher levels. Periodic recertification will ensure that the orthodontist has a working knowledge of the current methods of treatment.

Use of Title and Logo
Any practitioner certified by the Board is expected to conform to the ethical norms of their profession. If a certified member commits a serious violation, the Board can, at its discretion, demand the return of certification documents. Board Certified Associates, Members, Diplomates, Fellows, and Mentors are encouraged to utilize their certification designation on all professional literature, while being diligent in conformance to advertising regulations.

Certification Levels And Requirements
The National Board Of Orthodontics, US is an independent, nonprofit peer group. A five step ladder of certification will enable you to move upward at your own pace. Levels are logically base on at accredited university training. Post graduates specialization degrees, years of experience in your chosen field, and an objective examination.
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