Dr. Hidayatulla R Nagori B.D.S, MPA, C.A.G.S

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Get to know Orthodontist Dr. Hidayat Nagori, who serves the population of Austin, Texas. Dr. Hidayat Nagori is a highly respected and experienced board-certified orthodontist, having been in dental practice for twelve years and orthodontic practice for five years. Dr. Nagori practiced general dentistry in India before moving to the United States in 2007, during which he attained his Master’s in Public Health from Cleveland State University in 2009. In 2012, he completed an orthodontic fellowship at the Case Western Reserve University School of Orthodontics, as well as his orthodontics residency at the Jacksonville University School of Orthodontics. Dr. Nagori’s approach to dentistry is beyond that of his patients’ teeth. He also strives to approve the overall appearance of the face, lips, and chin. Dr. Nagori knows that every smile is different; therefore he is dedicated to caring for each patient and their unique dental needs. He currently practices with Laguna Dental & Orthodontics. Orthodontists priority is the straightening of teeth. An orthodontist diagnoses overbites, occlusions, misaligned teeth and jaws, and overcrowded mouths. After the diagnosis, the orthodontist tries to solve any issues they discover. If left untreated, overbites, underbites, open bites, and cross bites are all problems that will grow worse over time. An orthodontist is an expert who repairs these conditions. In his spare time, Dr. Nagori enjoys engaging in community events, playing tennis, running, and biking. Apart from his career, Dr. Nagori serves as editor of one of the most highly-revered journals, and has been published in several internally-recognized orthodontic journals.

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