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Daniel S.
German, DDS
Dr. Dan
German serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor. Since 1987, he
has been providing care for patients in his Dayton, Ohio private
practice. He completed his undergraduate and dental school
education at Case Western Reserve University, where he received
honors including a research fellowship, followed by his
orthodontic residency education at the University of Louisville.
Dr. German
has been teaching innovative orthodontic therapy as the keynote
speaker at many Orthodontic/Dental meetings ranging from Alaska
to South Africa. At last count, he has delivered more than 30
such oral presentations. He has published in the Journal of the
American Dental Association, American Journal of Orthodontics
and Dentofacial Orthopedics, and The Journal of Clinical
Orthodontics.
Dr. German
was a recipient of the Humanitarian Award by the Ohio Dental
Association for his charitable work with the homeless in need of
dental care. His practice currently provides care to those in
need through the Smile for a Lifetime Foundation.
Dr. German
has been providing orthodontic care to children for over twenty
years, and STILL loves kids and orthodontics! His wife Teri is
an Indiana native and Indiana University graduate that has
finally caved in and purchased Ohio State University Buckeye
attire for their seven children. Dan’s late father, Bill, played
football for the Ohio State University under Coach Woody Hayes.
Dan likes to
spend free time and vacations with his family, making an annual
drive out west to play in the mountains. As a fitness buff, Dan
has been spotted running extremely long distances, such as a
50-mile race in the mountains and a “60 mile jog” from Xenia to
Covington, Kentucky to raise funds for the American Cancer
Society.
Email:
DGerman@GermanOrthodontics.com
Website:
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