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Dr. Kami Hoss has previously been part of the faculty at USC's Post-Graduate Orthodontic Program. As a leading authority in his field, he lectures on Video Imaging Technology and Growth Prediction of Children and Adolescents. He has also written papers published in some of the country's most respected orthodontic journals.

 

As the Orthodontic Advisor to some of San Diego's leading multidisciplinary study groups, Dr. Kami Hoss works with teams of the best general dentists and specialists to create and implement comprehensive dental treatment plans for complex adult cases.

 

Dr. Kami Hoss also offers community programs, seminars, and workshops all over the country. He discusses oral health and its impact on pregnancy, sleep, disease, and even emotional wellbeing, thus giving people the tools and information to dramatically improve their lives.

 

Apart from reinventing the patient care paradigm in the country, he has co-founded the very successful dental practice, The Super Dentists, with his business partner and wife, Dr. Nazli Keri.

 

In the last 20 years, The Super Dentists has become one of the leading multi-specialty dental practices in the country by utilizing the latest tools and techniques to give patients of all ages the safest, fastest, and most extraordinary dental experience possible. The perfect example of this is Dr. Hoss' invention, Acceledontics (a patent-pending, breakthrough system), that fixes misaligned teeth in a fraction of the time compared to traditional braces.

 

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