Dr. Michael Klein

Over the past 30 years in the field, I feel incredibly fortunate to have the great responsibility of helping people improve their lives. I am in a “people business” — the primary purpose of my work is to make people feel good about themselves. I chose orthodontics to reflect this purpose. I remain dedicated to providing the best care possible using the newest technology available that has proven to perform up to my high standards.

I find orthodontics to be a great combination of science, engineering, and art. It allows me to visibly see the effects of my work while improving my patients’ health. I believe that my work not only produces positive changes in teeth but also in attitudes. Orthodontics is life-changing and can improve people’s self-confidence and personalities. That is my goal in every treatment: to effect a positive change in my patients’ lives.

I strive to be patient and generous with each patient. I also focus on having a good time. However, I am genuinely serious about each patient’s care, and still find myself learning and seeing things I have never encountered before. I find the developments in technology to be very exciting, and love the idea of finding new and improved ways to treat my patients.

Dr. Cameron Walker

Dr. Walker received his baccalaureate degree in neuroscience from Brigham Young University. Afterwards, he attended the University of Illinois at Chicago where he received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery and was also awarded a Doctorate of Philosophy in Oral Sciences. Dr. Walker then attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he received his Orthodontic specialty certificate and was awarded a Master’s of Science in Oral Biology for his research in 3-Dimensional cone beam computed tomography.

He continues to be involved in academics as an adjunct research faculty member at the University of North Carolina and as a part-time clinical instructor in the undergraduate orthodontics program at the University of Missouri Kansas City.

While his accomplishments are impressive, Dr. Walker considers his family to be the greatest success in his life. Dr. Walker has been married to his wife Teresa for 20 years. They have five children, twin girls, Annalise and Erica, and three boys, Ethan, Christian and Tate. When not at the office, Dr. Walker enjoys spending time with his family and trying to teach his children to play golf.