I truly enjoy listening to people and helping them solve problems to better their health. I strive to get to know my patient and establish a rapport before starting work. Learning your concerns is the first step, and that begins with talking with you on a respectful basis. I enjoy discovering an individuals goals, wants, and needs, developing a comprehensive treatment plan for them, and seeing it through to completion.

Everyone should be empowered to understand all of their issues before making treatment decisions that may affect them on many levels: function, medical, aesthetic, financial, social, and psychological. A person must understand the implications of their decisions, and I enjoy watching individuals gain an accurate comprehension of their issues: We move from a doctor-patient relationship to being co-members on a team, striving for the same goal.

Being an oral and maxillofacial surgeon is my life. It is not a job; it is a lifestyle, and as such goes with me everywhere. My work affords me an avenue to try to improve others lives in my own way and, in so doing, to improve my community.

After completing dental school, I was accepted into the oral and maxillofacial surgery training program at the Massachusetts General Hospital: the birthplace of modern surgery training, as well as surgical and dental general anesthesia.

This is an intense six-year program that included graduation from Harvard Medical School in 1993 and completion of two years of general surgery training. This was followed by six months of anesthesia training and craniofacial surgery training at Boston Childrens Hospital and Boston Shriners Hospital for Children.

I completed the program in 1996 and was accepted for further clinical fellowship training at the Institute of Facial and Cosmetic Surgery in Salt Lake City. There, I was trained by aesthetically minded plastic, facial plastic, facial cosmetic, and laser dermatologic surgeons.

The world and technology are constantly changing, and it is imperative to stay abreast of those developments. At BeaufortOral and Facial Surgery, we are acutely aware of this and feel our ongoing pursuit of continuing education is a cornerstone of our ability to deliver world-class care with a local touch.

I am a founder and co-leader of the Spear Education, Central Wisconsin Study Club. I also complete a range of continuing medical and dental education courses locally, regionally, and nationally in order to stay current on the latest research and advancements.

While I was in dental school, Celine received her masters degree in clinical psychology from West Chester University and worked at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. Then she served asthe director of the Undergraduate Wellness Center at Boston University and completed her Doctorate in developmental and sports psychology at Boston University.

Celine has worked at the University of Utah Wellness Department, and the University of Denver as the sport psychologist for the nationally ranked womens gymnastics, soccer, volleyball, and downhill skiing teams. She also created their masters program in sport psychology. She has been a professor of psychology at Newberry College in Boston, University of Denver, and the University of Wisconsin-Marathon County and associate professor in health promotion/human wellness at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

Celine and I have three children.Nicholas, a freshman at American University in Washington, DC, is majoring in international studies. Shaye is a junior at East High School and hopes to further her studies in New York City. Holley is at Horace Mann Middle School and is waiting for the world to catch up to her! We also have two dogs and a very strange cat.

We enjoy traveling the world, because we believeexploration is the best educator, and have tried to take our family on many trips. Closer to home, my girls are excellent piano players at the Wausau Conservatory of Music, and my son and I enjoy checking out the sights in DC and discussing world politics.

We recognize that all our patients are unique and deserve to receive dental care that reflects their individual needs. Our experienced and talented dental team is committed to working with you and your family to create a comfortable, stress-free, and rewarding dental experience every time you visit our practice.

I started working in this office in November 1999and, clearly, my position here is more than just a job. This is my career, and I truly enjoy my role in creating a positive and uplifting atmosphere. Not just to work in, but also to assist in providing quality healthcare to all of our patients. I especially take pleasure in my daily interaction with all of our referring dentists, as well as their staff who entrust us with the care of their patients.

I enjoy a lot of hobbies!! but my favorite is making quilted Christmas ornaments. I also enjoy6 Nation's Rugby, Hockey (Go Leafs!!) and Nascar. But, what I truly enjoy the most is being active in my local church, Community Bible Church, and the various ministries I am involved in including mercy meals, hospitality and working in the nursery with all God's beautiful babies! Thank you LORD!

My dental career began July 1994. After graduating from high school, I decided to join the United States Navy. Upon deciding to join, I had to decide what I wanted to learn something that would transition into my civilian life. Why not dental? I have the pleasure of assisting in the treatment of patients who are either nervous, afraid, or in pain. Patients are looking for a smiling face, calming voice, and gentle touch. When they walk into our office, we make it our business to provide all of that and much, much more. We respect each other and maintain a professional and friendly environment while providing the very best dental care to our patients, one tooth at a time!

I am married with two young adult children. My husband and I are from Georgia (Go Dawgs!). We enjoy watching sports and family time, especially when were taking small trips, enjoying home-cooked meals together, and playing a game of Scrabble.

In order to ensure you achieve your goals, we start by talking and actively listening. It is critical that Dr. Kline and our team understand what you need, as well as your concerns. This enables Dr. Kline to hone a custom treatmentapproach thats appropriate for your clinical and personal needs.

Beyond your oral health, Dr. Kline looks at you as a person and assesses what will be best for your psychological, aesthetic, and medical wellness. Only then does he design your plan, which incorporatesall your concerns.

Next, we review the recommended plan in detail:explaining what is involved, what to expect, and why Dr. Kline feels it is the most advantageous solution to your situation. We encourage your questions and will gladly answer all: an informed patient is empowered to take control of their smiles health!

Our Doctor: Dr. Kline holds both Doctorate of Dental Medicine (DMD) and Doctorate of Medicine (MD) degrees. He has also completed advanced, postgraduate certification in oral and maxillofacial surgery and a rigorous certified fellowship with the Institute of Facial and Cosmetic Surgery.

Our Staff: Dr. Kline has assembled a team starting with the prerequisite that each member is friendly, understanding, and engaging. Extended, detailed training makes us professional and our personalities create a welcoming environment.

Dr. Kline is committed to providing multiple opportunities for the staff to pursue continuing education. We are able to offer routine treatment as well as intricate and challenging surgical procedures that other offices do not or cannot offer.

Our Space: We have created a practice where you will feel safe and secure, know you are heard, and will always be treated with genuine empathy and compassion. Our collective goal is to be your trusted partners as you improve your oral health and return to enjoying life.