Dr. Moy has earned two Doctorate degrees. In 1987, she became a Dr of Dental Medicine in South Korea, then she moved to the US and in 1995 earned her Advanced Post Doctoral degree in Dentistry from the University of Pacific Arthur Dugoni, San Francisco. In addition to that foundational education, she has studied many specializations and modalities, including countless hours of Continuing Education in Dentistry, Integrative Medicine, Orthodontics and TMJ treatment over the last 30 years.

Dr Moy spent many years practicing aesthetic and implant dentistry before becoming interested in Orthodontics and Integrative biologic dentistry, particularly in young children. Dr. Moy wanted to find a more gentle and holistic way to do Orthodontic treatment than she experienced with the current conventional and traditional way. It started with a simple question, Why do children have crooked teeth and bad bite. What is the root cause of it and How to treat this more preventive way?

When Dr Moy became a mother, she realized that her child was also starting to show all the signs and symptoms of orthodontic problems. That simple question shed asked herself earlier now took her on a journey that she lived herself as a parent, along with her many clients.

Dr Moy truly believes that preventive treatment, as early as possible, and treating root cause and education can achieve a lifetime of a healthy mouth and whole body posture. The ALF therapy philosophy enabled her to treat herself, and her daughter, now 16, with gorgeous and healthy smiles. She has also successfully treated countless patients with ALF over the last 15 years.

Dr. Nakako was born in Tokyo, Japan and grew up in the SF Bay Area. She earned a Bachelors degree in Neurobiology from Cornell University in New York. When she returned to California, she conducted research on Obstructive Sleep apnea therapy at Stanford University and worked as a Bioinformatics consultant, traveling around the world.

After Developing an interest in Dentistry, Dr. Nakako worked as a research associate in the dental biomaterials at UCSF and earned her Doctorate in Dental Surgery at the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in San Francisco, where she was inducted into the Tau Kappa Omega Dental Honor Society.

Dr. Nakako volunteered as a soccer coach for Special Olympics and provided dental screenings at Special Olympics Special Smiles. She also volunteered at a womens community clinic as a health educator and provided counseling on womens health concerns.

Dr. Nakako completed a post doctorate residency and received a certificate of Specialty in Pediatric Dentistry at Lutheran Medical Center In Hawaii. She provided comprehensive dental care for children and people with Special needs in the underserved areas of Oahu and the Big Island.

She has been trained in and studied biological and minimally invasive dentistry, ALF orthodontics and cranioscral therapy, Myofunctional therapy and several Eastern healing modalities. She believes in first and foremost strengthening your own natural teeth and when the treatment is needed, to use the most biocompatible materials.

Dr. Robert Watkins is a graduate of Brown University and later received his dental degree from the University of California at San Francisco in 1986. A one year program in advanced general dentistry was followed by a specialty residency in Prosthodontics at the Veteran Administration Medical Center in San Francisco. Dr. Watkins has been an associate clinical professor at U.C.S.F and teaches in the Graduate Prosthodontic Residency Program. He has lectured in the U.S and Europe, is a member of the American College of Prosthodontists, and is past-president of the Berkeley Dental Society.