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Georgia School of Orthodontics resident Dr. Michael Halcomb featured as a finalist for the 2021 AAO Ortho Innovator Award

GSO resident Dr. Michael Halcomb was featured as a finalist for the 2021 AAO Ortho Innovator Award for his work developing Halcomb LLC – Simple Tooth Uprighting Device. Please join us in congratulating him on this immense accomplishment!

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