“When my patients and their parents thank me for creating straight, attractive smiles, I always pass those thanks to the professors who trained me and the schools where I gained my knowledge. They helped make my care possible.”

BS in Biology, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA
DMD, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Post-Graduate Orthodontic Training, New York University, NY Advanced Training

Lets Dr. Farina bring the latest in orthodontic care to your smile.
“Every year, there are advances in orthodontics that can mean better results and more comfortable care for our patients. Continuing education helps me stay fully up-to-date on these advances. Each year I take professional courses and attend over 80 hours of seminars. Also, I help research new and better ways to solve orthodontic problems.”
Researcher: New York University and University of Pennsylvania
Advanced Training: Integrated Diagnosis and Treatment of TMJ
Orthodontic and Orthognathic Surgery Patient

Professional Groups
Help Dr. Farina stay informed on the very latest in orthodontic care.
“I’m honored to belong to these professional societies. They give me the opportunity to meet with my fellow orthodontists, and for us to share our knowledge about orthodontic care. Then, I’m able to pass that knowledge on to you.”
Board Certified: American Board of Orthodontics
Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics
Member: Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Society, American Dental Association, American Association of Orthodontists, Seattle Study Club, The Pankey Institute, The Roth-Williams International Society of Orthodontists, Florida Association of Orthodontists, Southern Society of Orthodontists, West Coast Dental Association, Hillsborough County Dental Society, Hillsborough County Dental Research Clinic.

A Philosophy of Care
That blends state-of-the-art treatment with caring.
“As an orthodontist, I want every patient to have a straight, attractive smile–a smile they can be proud of. I also want every patient to feel totally comfortable, so that coming in for care isn’t something to be afraid of. I’ll make this happen by taking the time to get to know you, giving you gentle care, and treating you like a friend, not a patient.”