Dr. Paul Ouellette has devoted his life to dentistry. Not only a highly skilled orthodontist, but he is also an educator, humanitarian, author, entrepreneur, philanthropist, inventor, and advocate of implementation of cutting-edge dental technology. Dr. Ouellette became interested in dentistry at the young age of 13 and never looked back. During his teenage years, Dr. Ouellette was interested in science and medicine, frequently placing first as a science fair competitor. He credits his interest in dentistry to his childhood orthodontist, who would later serve not only as a mentor and teacher, but as a role model.
Dr. Ouellette graduated from Texas A&M University in College Station, TX, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology & majoring in pre-dentistry. He earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Loyola School of Dentistry in Chicago, IL, and continued his education at Loyola for two additional years, graduating with a Certificate of Orthodontic Specialty and a Master of Science degree in Oral Biology.
After completing his orthodontic education, Dr. Ouellette taught full-time in the Orthodontic Department at Emory School of Dentistry, serving as Clinical Director and Assistant Professor. He eventually started a private practice in the metro Atlanta area. As the practice grew, Dr. Ouellette resigned from Emory, devoting his full attention to his practice, though he continued to present courses, lectures, table clinics, and contributed to professional journals when he was able.
In 2010, Dr. Ouellette completed the MCG Maxi Implantology residency, and the following year he completed the Advanced Implant Dentistry Program. In 2013, he was recognized as an Associate Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. Dr. Ouellettes countless contributions to the dental industry over the past 50 years are too numerous to list.
Dr. Ouellettes successful and inspiring career influenced two of his sons to follow in his footsteps, whom are both practicing dentists in Florida. He has selflessly volunteered with mission trips to South America and Servants in Faith and Technology, a nonprofit Christian organization providing training in community development including skills for basic human needs such as physical, spiritual, social and economic.
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a year ago
I wish I could give 0 stars. Wow, where did all of the old reviews go? This place is not a good place to take your children. I was not able to go in the back with my toddlers for a cleaning and a re-examination of cavities. When the appt. was over I was told if I did not schedule appts. for their cavities I could not come back. NO Dentist came out to explain what was found in the xrays, I was told it was worse than the last time we came. I ended up asking to see the xrays and a Hygenist took me into a room to show me "cavaties" on a computer, who knows if they were even for my kids. I still went ahead and paid for the services to take place the next day. I had a bad feeling about how the visit went so I went to look at reviews, which were mind blowing and scary. Mind you I have been to this practice before, but this time was not the same experience I had in the past. I could barely sleep thinking about the procedures that needed to get done for the kids athe next day , I woke up and canceled the appointments and asked for my money back, still waiting. ANYWAY, Today I went a real professional Pediatrics Dentist office and I was told that my son only has 1 cavity, while this pratice told me he had 3 or 4. Please do not go here. Communication is terrible and they do not care about you or your children.
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