Dr. Cameron Jolley is a Board Certified Orthodontist. He graduated at the top of his class from Nova Southeastern University School of Dental Medicine in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He then continued his education at the prestigious Orthodontic Specialty Program at the University of Washington in Seattle. During his training, Dr. Jolley earned his Masters Degree in Science in Dentistry.

He has been published several times in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics for clinical research regarding early treatment and quality of life improvements from orthodontic care. He has also been quoted in the Wall Street Journal regarding early orthodontic treatment. Dr. Jolley received the prestigious Graber Award from the American Association of Orthodontics for his clinical research study.

Dr. Jolleylectured at the American Association of Orthodontic annual meeting in Washington DC. Hegrew up in a small town in eastern Utah named Vernal. His wife, Angela, is a native Texan from Allen. They have two children; a daughter who is six and a son who is one. When Dr. Jolley is not creating beautiful smiles he enjoys spending time with his family, golfing, fishing, reading, and snowboarding. He is also very active in his church.

Dr. Jolley is very excited to be practicing in Trophy Club. He and his wife look forward to raising their children in such a wonderful area and serving and participating in the community. Dr. Jolley's goal is to provide the highest quality of orthodontic care to children, adolescents, and adults.

I have been in the Orthodontic field since 2008. You may see me in the back as a clinical assistant or working with our front office staff to improve patient flow and administrative procedures making sure every part of the office is running smooth and excellent! I love working in an office that places the needs of patients first and provides the best possible customer service for everyone. We have grown to be such a close family that loves what we do, and I believe this sets us apart from any other practice out there. I enjoy spending free time with my son, Ethan and our Goldendoodle, Ninja Steel. Any chance I get, I head down to visit family in Corpus Christi.

I am passionate about the smooth operation of the entire office. No day is the same for me, and each day brings an opportunity to learn something new. I love getting to know our wonderful patients and their families. Watching our patients grow and celebrating their results is so exciting and fulfilling, knowing that our fabulous team was part of their success! In my free time I love spending with my husband, Joshua and our four kids.

Ive been with Jolley Orthodontics since 2011 (day we opened) and in orthodontics since 1995. I cant think of another job I would enjoy more. We have a great team led by a fearless leader Dr. Jolley. Things I like to do: Playing with our Maltipoo who weighs 2 lbs- My husband and I call her the tiny terror. My husband is retired, and we can spend time together with friends and laughing- he has a great sense of humor. Of course, we enjoy spending time with our children and especially the grandchildren. Love teaching Bible Study to women on Monday nights.

I have been doing orthodontics since 2007. My favorite parts of the job revolve around the people I spend my day with. I have enjoyed sharing my life with our office family and our patients. I love being apart of the joy they experience on the day their braces come off. If not at the office, between my husband, Jeremy, and our four children and all their activities you never know where you will run into me next!

I have been in the orthodontic field since 2019. I enjoy watching our patients grow a part of our orthodontic family and working alongside Dr. Jolley ensuring our patients are relaxed and happy. In my spare time I enjoy spending time outdoors and with my husband and our fur babies. We have 3 dogs Oreo, Gotita, Barbie and cat Sylvia.

I am one of the 3 Jolley giants in the office. Haha! I have been in the dental field since 2009 and in ortho since 2017. What I love most about my job is seeing patients transform from start to finish and working with a great tight knit team that has become more like family. I am married with 3 boys. We live on 50 acres with horses, cows, llamas, and 2 dogs. We like spending our free time outdoors: fishing, hunting, riding 4wheelers, dirt bikes and playing sports.

You can call me Kat! I have been in the orthodontic field since 2017. One of the most rewarding parts of being an orthodontic assistant is the happiness and appreciation our patients give us for what we do. We enjoy making people more confident and giving them the beautiful smile they deserve. I love being part of this awesome team! Outside of work I enjoy going to the gym, spending time with my boyfriend, my two dogs Cloud and Kaylee, and doing outdoor activities.

No. All orthodontists must be licensed to practice, however board certification is a voluntary achievement that all orthodontists do not choose to pursue. In order to become board certified by the American Board of Orthodontics (ABO), an individual orthodontist is thoroughly tested by a highly respected panel of examiners to demonstrate their orthodontic knowledge, clinical skills and judgment. The most fair, reliable and valid testing methodology is utilized to test clinical proficiency in an objective manner. The ABO certification process signifies a unique achievementa significant step beyond the two to three years of advanced education required for a dentist to become a specialist in orthodontics.

One. The American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) is the only certifying board in the specialty that is recognized by the American Dental Association. The ABO was founded in 1929 and is the oldest specialty board in dentistry. The boards purpose is to elevate the quality of orthodontic care for the public by promoting excellence through certification, education and professional collaboration.

Successful completion of the examination process demonstrates the orthodontists personal commitment to excellence in orthodontics to both the orthodontic profession and the general public. It exemplifies a practitioners commitment to continue to keep abreast of the latest advances in patient care, and to continue to deliver these latest advances to patients. Many orthodontists see it as a demonstration of their dedication to the specialty and the highest level of personal achievement.

Since the establishment of the ABO in 1929, the certification process requirements have continued to adjust to the demands of the specialty. Today, the process involves a thorough Written Examination (240 questions) covering all areas of orthodontics and dental facial orthopedics which an orthodontist should be knowledgeable. Successful completion of this board examination allows the orthodontist to proceed to the Scenario-based Oral Clinical Examination where they are objectively evaluated on their knowledge, abilities and critical thinking skills based on proficiency and clinical excellence in four core performance areas/domains. Both examinations take significant preparation and time. After successful completion of these examinations, the orthodontist has officially achieved Board Certification, for a limited time period. The orthodontist must go through Certification Renewal every 10 years to maintain their certification status by demonstrating this continued level of patient care.