Dr. Kamron Call,

DDS, MS

Board-certified. UCLA-trained. Southern Utah native. Dr. Call built a world-class education and brought it home to serve the community he grew up in.

Dr. Kamron Call

DDS, MS · Board-Certified Orthodontist

Dr. Call is proud to be returning home to Southern Utah — a place that shaped who he is and where he's excited to raise his family and invest in the community. Growing up in Southern Utah fostered a lifelong love for the outdoors and a deep appreciation for close-knit communities, values that guide his approach to patient care today.


He earned his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University, completed dental school at the University of Texas Health Science Center, and then pursued one of the most competitive orthodontic specialty programs in the country at UCLA. There, he trained on the full spectrum of cases — from routine alignment to complex surgical and interdisciplinary treatment.


Dr. Call and his family are excited to put down roots in Southern Utah and invest in a community known for its strong families, shared values, and genuine sense of belonging.

A Familiar Face with World-Class Training

Southern Utah Roots.
Board-Certified Excellence.

Credentials & Qualifications

Built on the Highest Standards

Board Certified

Certified by the American Board of Orthodontics — the highest credential in the specialty, requiring documented clinical excellence beyond licensure.

UCLA Residency

Orthodontic specialty residency at UCLA, one of the nation's most respected academic and clinical training programs. Master of Science (MS) degree awarded.

Published Research

Clinical work published in the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics (JCO), the premier peer-reviewed publication for orthodontic specialists worldwide.

Award-Winning Clinician

Recognized with multiple awards for research and clinical excellence during his residency and advanced training at UCLA and UT Health Science Center.

Education & Training

A Journey Built on Excellence

Brigham Young University


Bachelor of Science — Undergraduate Degree

Dr. Call laid the foundation of his academic career at BYU in Provo, Utah, where he also met his wife. BYU's rigorous pre-dental program prepared him for the competitive dental school admissions process.

University of Texas Health Science Center


Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)

After earning his DDS at UT Health Science Center in San Antonio, Dr. Call developed his foundational clinical skills and a deep commitment to evidence-based dentistry — preparing him for advanced specialty training.

UCLA — University of California, Los Angeles


Orthodontic Specialty Residency · Master of Science (MS)

UCLA's orthodontic program is among the most competitive and respected in the nation. Dr. Call received extensive training in the full range of orthodontic cases — from routine alignment to complex interdisciplinary and surgical cases. His clinical work was published in the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics, and he received multiple awards for research and clinical excellence.

Today — Washington, Utah


Returning Home to Southern Utah

After building an exceptional education across the country, Dr. Call chose to return home — to the red rock country and close-knit communities of Southern Utah where he grew up. He brings that world-class training to every patient at Call Orthodontics.

Professional Memberships

Active in the Field

Dr. Call is an active member of leading professional organizations in orthodontics and dentistry.

AAO

American Association of Orthodontists

PCSO

Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists

ADA

American Dental Association

RMOS

Rocky Mountain Orthodontic Society

A family of five poses outdoors in a grassy meadow with a lake and mountains in the background.

Beyond the Office

A Doctor Who Belongs
Here

Dr. Call isn't just practicing here — he's building a life here. He and his wife (who he met at BYU) are raising their three children in Southern Utah, the same landscape and communities that shaped who he is.


Outside the office, you'll find him outdoors — hiking the red rock trails, baking with his family, and cheering on BYU sports. His mission experience in Russia deepened his capacity for empathy, patience, and connection — qualities that show up every day in how he treats his patients.



He's not a visiting specialist or a franchise operator. Dr. Call is a neighbor investing in the long-term health and happiness of his community.

Family

Wife & Three Children

Hobbies

Outdoors, Baking, BYU Sports

Mission Service

Russia — 2 Years

Ready to Meet
Dr. Call?

Your free consultation is a real conversation — not a sales pitch. Come see why patients drive from all over Washington County to be treated here.

  • What's the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist?

    Orthodontists are dentists who have completed additional specialized training. While dentists focus on general care, orthodontists specialize in straightening teeth and jaw alignment. If you're looking for orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT for specialized care, call our team today.

  • At what age should my child see an orthodontist?

    The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first check-up by age seven. Early visits don't mean your child will need braces immediately. It allows our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT to monitor growth and determine when treatment is needed.

  • Can adults see an orthodontist?

    Absolutely! Healthy teeth can move at any age. In our experience, one in four adults needs orthodontic treatment. Our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT offer several options, including braces and clear aligners.

  • How long does treatment take?

    In our expert experience, most treatments take 18 to 24 months, depending on severity and patient cooperation. Our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT will give you an estimated time frame at your free consultation. Get in touch with Call Orthodontics today.

  • What foods should I avoid with braces?

    Avoid sticky, hard, or crunchy foods such as gum, caramel, ice, and popcorn kernels. Crunchy foods can be cut into smaller pieces to make them more manageable. Our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT also recommend avoiding habits like biting your fingernails.

  • How do clear aligners compare with braces?

    Clear aligners are removable and nearly invisible, making hygiene and eating potentially easier. Braces are fixed and usually better for more complicated cases. We will recommend the best option for meeting your goals. If you're looking for orthodontists in Washington, UT or St. George, UT, call us today!

  • Do I have to wear a clear aligner after braces?

    Yes, retainers keep teeth from drifting. Wearing your aligner is the key to keeping your smile long-term. For more information, contact our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT today.

  • Do braces hurt?

    You may feel pressure or soreness for a day or two after adjustments. Our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT recommend soft food and over-the-counter pain medication to help manage.

  • Will insurance help pay for braces or clear aligners?

    Many dental plans include orthodontic benefits. Our orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT will help verify coverage, explain costs, and help set up a payment plan to obtain treatment.

  • Can I get treatment if I've had braces before?

    Yes! Teeth can shift over time, especially without a retainer. We treat cases like this all the time, and they are usually shorter treatments. If you're looking for orthodontists in Washington, UT and St. George, UT, get in touch with Call Orthodontics today.