James MacLaine is an instructor in the field of Developmental Biology at Harvard School of Dental Medicine and also works as an assistant in Orthodontics at Boston Children's Hospital. He specializes in the study of biological processes that influence the development of dental structures and how these processes can be applied to orthodontic practices. His research focuses on pediatric dentistry and the implications of developmental biology for treating dental disorders in children. James is dedicated to advancing our understanding of orthodontics and developmental biology through teaching and research.
Harvard School of Dental Medicine • Boston
Instructor in Developmental Biology, focused on teaching and research in orthodontics.
Boston Children's Hospital • Boston
Assistant in Orthodontics, working with pediatric patients to apply orthodontic knowledge.