Meet The Doctor

Roth – Williams Center for Functional Occlusion.
Clinical Program in Occlusion and Orthodontics. August 2000.
Baylor University. Waco, Texas.
Master of Science in Dentistry, June 1985
Baylor College of Dentistry. Dallas, Texas.
Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree, June 1984
Certificate of Specialty in Orthodontics, June1981
University of Texas, Dallas, Texas
Fellowship- Surgical Orthodontics, May 1981.
Mexican Center for Orthodontics and Maxillo-Facial Orthopedics
Preceptor ship in Orthodontics, May 1979
Autonoma State University, Torreon, Coahuila
Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree, June 1976

2002-2007 World Federation of Orthodontists
2000-2004 Roth Williams International Society of Orthodontists
1986-2004 American Lingual Orthodontic Association
1985-2004 Southwestern Society of Orthodontics
1985-2004 Baylor Century Club
1984-2004 Texas Dental Association
1984-2004 Dallas County Dental Society

1979-2004 American Dental Association
1979-2004 American Association of Orthodontics
1981-2004 Baylor Orthodontic Alumni Association
1990-1993 Dental Health Programs Inc. – Board Member
1992-1993 Dallas Mid-Winter Clinic Class Captain Chairman
1984-1992 Ormco Insiders Group
1991-1992 The International Association for EstheticOrthodontics – Board Member
1989-1990 American Lingual Orthodontics Association Vice-President- Charter Member
1986-1988 American Lingual Orthodontics Association Secretary-Charter Member
1977-1979 Mexican Orthodontic Association
1975-1979 Mexican Dental Association

1983-1985           

Effects of the Removable Maxillary on Speech              

Principal Investigators: Dr. Carlos F. Navarro, Dr. Henry Petit, Department of Orthodontics, Baylor College of Dentistry, Master Thesis.

1979-1982            

Orthodontic Movement of the Mandibular.Incisor and its Effect on the Attached Gingiva.

Principal Investigators: Dr. Carlos F. Navarro, Dr. Henry Petit, Department of Orthodontics, Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas.

1977-1979       

Effects of the Malocclusion on the Periodontal

Tissues of the Mexican Citizen.

Principal Investigator: Dr. Carlos F. Navarro The National Center for Science and Research of Mexico

1974-1975 

Pulpal Alterations.

Principal Investigator: Dr. Carlos F. Navarro. Coahuila, University School of Dentistry

1993            Ortognatodonzia Italiana, Vol. II No.2

3-4/93, “Trattamento precoce dei deficit maxillo-facciali: presentazione di tre casi clinici.

1991            The Compendium of Continuing Education

Dentistry, Vol. XII, No. 10, 10/91, “Early Management of Dentofacial Deficiency”

Reality- The Editorial Team of the Esthetic Dentistry Research Group Publication.

1991            Organo Ufficiale Dela Societa Italiana di Ortodoncia, 1/91, Mondo Ortodontico – Interview about Orthodontic Concepts.

1990            Lancer Journal No. 4 1990. Titanal/ Counter

Force A Better Alternative for Achieving a Successful Non-Extraction Result

1988            Orthodontic Movement in the Preparation of Teeth for Porcelain Veneered crowns: Dr. Ali Bolouri, Dr. T.W. McKinney, Dr. Carlos F. Navarro. The Compendium of Continuing Education in Dentistry, Vol. IX, No.7, Page 654, July/ August 1988.

1987            Vari-Simplex Discipline – Journal of Mexican. Dental Association, Vol. XLIV-5 September/ October 1987.

1986            Orthodontic Syllabus for the Vari-Simplex. Discipline and Cephalometric Soft Tissue Measurements. (True Vertical/Sub-nasal) for the Orthodontic Society of Chile, Santiago, Chile

1985            Cephalometric Soft Tissue Measurements. (True Vertical/ Sub-nasal) Syllabus for the Orthodontic. Society of Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela

1981            Advisor to Quintessence Publishing Company Inc.

1994                      Honorary Member of the Sociedad Espanola de Ortodoncia Lingual Barcelona, Spain

1993                      Honorary Member of the European Society of Lingual Orthodontics, Italy

1987                      Key to the City of Acapulco, Acapulco, Mexico

1986                      Honorary Member of the Orthodontic Society of Guatemala, Guatemala City

1979                      Grant of the National Center for Science and Research of Mexico

1975                      Coahuila State University Externship in Oral Surgery, Charity Hospital in Saltillo

The doctors at Navarro Orthodontix take a comprehensive approach to diagnose the complete current and future oral status of the patient. Every patient’s case is completely documented with extraoral, intraoral and cephalometric xrays. The patient’s photos are read and studied to identify how to create balance in the face. A full dental impression is formed of each patient’s teeth and soft tissues and made into a model by the Navarro Orthodontix Labs for placement into an articulator, a device used to reproduce normal movements during chewing. Using the articulator, the Navarro Diagnostic team studies not only how the teeth fit but how the jaws are related. Tooth alignment without attention to bite correction is cosmetic dentistry. Navarro Orthodontix goes beyond cosmetic dentistry. We provide first and foremost, treatments to improve the patient’s oral health and overall well being. The cosmetic elements that come with the diagnostic treatment are an added benefit. We strive to provide our patients wtih the best of both worlds through our technologically advanced diagnoses and treatments.

navarro orthodontix treatment philosophy

• Facilitate the basic principles of human chewing system
• Set specific, clear treatment goals
• Create a reasonable, understandable, clinical application
• How do we get the patient to his/her goals?
• How do we help the patient understand his/her role in the treatment process?

The goals of treatment for each patient are the same:

• Oral Health
• Functional Bite
• Facial Balance
• Stability
• Jaw Joint Health
• Patient Satisfaction