Dr. Rejman has taught the National Board Exam Preparatory Course every year since 2015 and the national conference, as well as smaller regional conferences. In 2019, he was asked to coordinate the creation of the new course which has received rave reviews. See his Memberships, Awards and Honors page for more details.

Please let us know if you or a family member has special needs and we will be happy to accommodate you. Whether you or your child needs extra time, more privacy, or has environmental or material sensitivities, we are happy to customize your visit.

Dr. Rejman is refreshingly conservative and honest about Early Treatment (Phase One). Parents can leave our office with peace of mind, knowing that if treatment is recommended by Dr. Rejman, it is necessary.

Dr. Rejman is a resident of Castle Rock. He lives here, works here, and sends his four children to the local schools here. Community is essential to Dr. Rejman and his values are aligned with those of the area. Dr. Rejman is an active member of our community as a coach, volunteer and parish member.

Meadows Orthodontics uses the most advanced orthodontic technology available, including the latest digital imaging systems, self-ligating or lingual brackets, and the use of laser diodes to maximize treatment efficiency and aesthetics. The newest digital imaging devices provide superior images for diagnostic purposes, while keeping radiation to a minimum.

Dr. Rejman is not only an experienced orthodontist, but hes been an artist for over twenty years. An oil painter, many of Dr. Rejmans paintings are hanging in Meadows Orthodontics. Even if youre not a patient, please feel free to stop by to see his paintings or to tour the office!

I have always been impressed that so many of my patients, and parents of my patients, take the time to read my bio before starting treatment at my practice. I believe it shows that people really are interested in what type of person will be providing their orthodontic care. I understand that orthodontics is an important investment and that you will be seeing a lot of me when treatment gets started. I hope this short bio is helpful in getting to know a bit more about me, both professionally and personally.

I was raised on a large dairy farm in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. My grandfather started our farm during the Great Depression, my father continued its growth, and my two brothers currently run the farm along with my Dad. Throughout most of my childhood we raised about 500 -1200 cows (which has since grown to about 4500!), and it was an amazing way to be raised. Caring for animals every day is difficult but rewarding, and it certainly taught me the value of hard work and empathy.

I loved many things about the way I grew up, but as anyone who was raised on a farm will tell you, you just know if it is your calling or not. Although I returned to our farm after graduating from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 1992, I wanted to pursue a career that involved my interest in science, and my skills in art and design. Ever since I can remember I was drawing and creating in my free time. Along with the sciences, I studied studio art extensively at Hobart, which helped develop my sense of composition, design and color theory. I applied to Parsons School of Design in New York City, was accepted, and continued to study art and design. It was at this time that I discovered the career that uses both science and artDentistry! I worked as a dental assistant as my wife and I finished our time in New York City (she was getting her Masters in social work), and was accepted into the School of Dentistry at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

Michigan was an amazing experience, and I became fascinated with the specialty of orthodontics (see Dr Rejmans academic accomplishments). I graduated in 2003, and earned my Doctor of Dental Surgery. I then attended Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI for my residency in orthodontics. I graduated and earned my Masters in Orthodontics 2007, and have been a practicing orthodontic specialist since. I have been Board Certified by the American Board of Orthodontics since 2007, and recently was re-examined and re- certified in the spring of 2013. I am a strong advocate of maintaining board certification both for my own development, and for the level of detail and quality that it demands of me to pass on to my patients. I am currently the only Board Certified orthodontist in Castle Rock and Castle Pines.

Since opening my practice in Castle Rock, I have made it a goal to offer an orthodontic practice where local families can get a refreshing, open and honest opinion regarding their childrens (and their own) orthodontic needs. They are often surprised to hear me say that orthodontic care often is not needed- especially at young ages. I am zealous about finishing my patients with the most amazing and healthy smile possible, but only when the time is right in their development- not for my practice, but for the patient. This saves time in treatment, is healthier for their teeth, and often offers substantial savings for families.

Personally, I am married to my high school sweetheart, Julie. She is also from rural upstate New York, and we chose to live in Castle Rock for its small town feel and sense of community that we love. We have four children: Caroline, Peter, Vivian and Nina, who all attend school here in Castle Rock. We adopted three of our children from Russia and China, and the adoption experience and travel to these two countries has positively transformed our lives, and made us aware of just how lucky we are!

I remain heavily involved in the arts, oil painting whenever I can (especially local and agricultural landscapes). We encourage our patients to be creative, and we love displaying their artwork on our walls. I am an avid mountain biker, skier, and like to golf whenever I can. I also love cooking- I read cookbooks like novels and am a total foodie (the scale says a bit too much of one!). Most importantly, I get to use my skills and passions to do something I love. Orthodontics is an art, and I am lucky to be practicing and serving our community here in Castle Rock!

Annie has worked in dentistry for many years as well, and is very excited to be the Treatment Coordinator at Meadows Orthodontics. Annie has worked in the mouth and is a talented former orthodontic assistant, but is very excited to be getting to know our new families when they visit! Annie is very knowledgeable about orthodontic treatment and can answer all of your questions during your time with us.

Annette has been at the front office in orthodontic offices for 19 years! She is the devoted mother of four children and grandmother of 14! She lives in the Black Forest and were delighted to have her greeting our wonderful patients and parents each day.

Kati has worked in orthodontics prior to coming to Meadows Orthodontics and now brings her warmth and knowledge to us! Kati is responsible for getting every consult ready prior to our families coming in- a very big job! Were so grateful that Kati is on our front office team!

We are so happy to have Suzanne in our front office! Suzanne has worked in customer service and medical billing and returned to the work force after staying at home with her children for several years. Suzanne loves to volunteer and is very active in the community. She will probably be a familiar face when you arrive!

Becky has many years of experience working in the mouth as an orthodontic technician and relocated to Castle Rock from Seattle, Washington. You will likely know who Becky is before you learn her name because her humor and funny stories make the entire treatment area laugh all day!

We have wonderful technicians, many of whom have been in orthodontics for years and years! Our technicians often have to have the same technical skills as our orthodontist as they assist him with every patient he has. Although Dr. Rejman sees every patient who walks in our doors every time he relies on our assistants to seat and make our patients comfortable prior to working on their braces/aligners. Our assistants have a wealth of knowledge so you can rely on them to answer your questions and help you through treatment.

Stephanie joined our team in 2015 and has extensive experience in financials. Stephanie loves her job so much that she commutes from Conifer to do it! Stephanie oversees our patient and insurance ledgers. She is married and has two beautiful girls!

Stephanie R. has worked in dentistry and orthodontics for over 20 years. She has enjoyed transitioning from the back treatment area to our front office and spends most of her time working with orthodontic insurance companies for our patients. She is married, has two children and resides is Elizabeth, Colorado.

Youll be hard pressed to find a harder worker member of our team! Sharon stays at our closed office two days per week so that parents can make payments or pick up extra rubber bands. She also works hard to make our office perfect so we are patient ready when we show up to our alternate office. She is on our financial team and helps with ledgers and insurance as well! We are so happy to have Sharon on our team!

Is a Board Certified Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontists. Only one in every three orthodontists is Board Certified. Click here to find a list of Board Certified Orthodontists in your area

Dr. Rejman also sits on the Executive Council of the College of the Board of Orthodontics. He is the youngest orthodontist in the nation to be brought onto this council and participates in four conferences per year. Dr. Rejmans CDABO post is a ten-year position.

Dr. Rejman is currently one of the few Board Certified Orthodontists in Douglas County. He has been Board Certified since 2007 and recently completed and passed his recertification examination in February of 2013. In addition, he is a leader within the College of the Board of Orthodontics, where he sits as a member of the Executive Council. Most patients assume that all orthodontists are Board Certified, but only about 33% are nationally. Choosing a board certified orthodontist helps ensure that they are committed to the highest possible treatment standards.

Your Orthodontist is a Diplomate of The American Board or Orthodontics and has gone a step beyond. This voluntary effort in continuing education is unique in that it applies earlier classroom work and conventional continuing education to the real world of patient care, culminating in presentation of treatment results for critical review by a panel of nationally-respected peers. The significance of board certification, however, goes far beyond achieving the approval of a small panel of experts. The greatest benefit comes from the in-depth self-evaluation that is required by years of preparation and continued maintenance of board certification, spanning a careers quest for excellence. Requirements for Certification by The American Board of Orthodontics:

This requires documentation that the orthodontist has followed his/her general dental education with at least two additional years of full time post-doctoral study in an orthodontic program accredited by the American Dental Association.

This requires an arduous examination explaining all phases of orthodontic care. The entire advanced specialty education course of study must be reviewed to prepare for this examination, including actual patient care.

This is an opportunity for the orthodontist to demonstrate accomplishment in patient care via detailed reports of a broad range of complex treatment problems. Detailed case reports, which include a written summary presentation of the history, diagnosis, treatment and final results analysis, must be documented with radiographs, photographs, and casts produced before and after treatment.

Successful completion of the Clinical Examination entitles the orthodontist to become Board Certified and to display the designation of Diplomate of The American Board of Orthodontics for the time limit of the certificate. The recertification examinations entitle the orthodontist to earn a new time limited certificate to allow continued use of the Diplomate designation.