Dr Albert J. Fontaine, D.M.D, Orthodontist

Dr. Fontaine studied at the University of Florida and graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry with a minor in mathematics, summa cum laude. Dr. Fontaine was voted in the Golden Key Society, which recognizes the top 1% of students in the nation. Dr. Fontaine attended the University of Florida College of Dentistry and quickly became the College President for students; while only a sophomore.

In his junior year, he became president for all the dental colleges in the Southeastern United States and was able to place six other Florida students in National positions. As a senior, he was able to bring forth legislation to the Florida Dental Association to allow a student member for representation. He won this legislation and became the youngest and first student member in the Florida Dental Association.

Dr. Fontaine was fortunate to be selected to an orthodontic residency at the prestigious Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. This residency is a three-year residency and had one of the largest case loads in the country. This high volume of patients gave him a tremendous background in orthodontic treatment.

Dr. Fontaine became chief resident and was involved in research at the Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Center in Lancaster, PA. Upon graduation, Dr. Fontaine moved back to Florida and set up his private practice. He continued his leadership by becoming the state chairman for Young Dentists and President of the local dental association.

Dr. Fontaine is a member of the AAO, SAO, FAO, ADA, FDA, WPAA, HCDA and attends as many lectures as possible. He has been published several times and has given numerous lectures.

Dr. Fontaine is a Board Certified Orthodontist, and all of his assistants are Certified Orthodontic Assistants.

In his personal life, Dr. Fontaine is married to his wife, Melissa and they have three children: Andrew, Elise and Tyler. The children are active in school, church and sports. The family enjoys fishing and golfing together.