Canadian Association of Orthodontists
Canadian Association of Orthodontists (CAO) is a professional organization representing orthodontists in Canada. The association is committed to the promotion of the highest standards of excellence in orthodontic education and quality patient care.
History[edit]
The Canadian Association of Orthodontists was established in the early 20th century, with the aim of advancing the science and art of Orthodontics. Over the years, the association has grown in size and scope, and now represents hundreds of practicing orthodontists across Canada.
Mission and Vision[edit]
The mission of the CAO is to promote the highest standards of orthodontic care by providing a platform for education, communication, and research. The vision of the association is to be the authoritative source of information and leadership for all members of the orthodontic community.
Membership[edit]
Membership in the CAO is open to all orthodontists who are licensed to practice in Canada. The association offers several categories of membership, including Active, Life, and Student memberships. Members of the CAO are also members of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO).
Activities[edit]
The CAO organizes a variety of activities for its members, including an annual scientific session, continuing education courses, and networking events. The association also publishes a quarterly journal, the Canadian Journal of Orthodontics, which features articles on the latest research and developments in the field of orthodontics.
Advocacy[edit]
The CAO plays a key role in advocating for the interests of orthodontists and their patients. The association works closely with government agencies, dental schools, and other professional organizations to promote policies and standards that ensure the highest quality of orthodontic care.
See Also[edit]
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