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Journal of Orthodontics, Vol. 30, No. 1, 59-71, March 2003
© 2003 British Orthodontic Society

Features Section

European Board of Orthodontists: a professional challenge

P. J. Sandler1 and H. S. Duterloo2

1 Chesterfield, UK
2 Maastricht, The Netherlands

H. S. Duterloo, Eijsendaalweg 3, 6231RS Meerssen, The Netherlands. Email: dutortho{at}euronet.nl

Abstract

The background to the formation of the European Board is given and the necessary procedures for obtaining certification of the European Board of Orthodontists (EBO) are described. An example case report is included to give the reader an indication of the type of detail required for each and every case presented. Recommendations are given for prospective candidates who might consider attempting EBO certification in the future.




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