Dr. John Pritchett, DDS, MS

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Providing Professional and Personal Orthodontic Care to Indianapolis and Greenfield Families

Dr. John Pritchett, DDS, MS, is a highly esteemed orthodontist and the President of Pritchett Orthodontics, a leading dental practice serving the eastside of Indianapolis and Greenfield since 1997. With a passion for creating beautiful smiles and fostering lasting relationships with patients, Dr. Pritchett has established himself as a trusted figure in the local community.

Dedicated to treating every patient like family, Dr. Pritchett and his team at Pritchett Orthodontics prioritize individualized care and exceptional service. With a commitment to excellence, they aim to not only straighten teeth but also enhance lives through the gift of a confident smile.

Boasting a rich history of over 50 years in providing orthodontic services to children, adolescents, and adults, Pritchett Orthodontics has become a cornerstone in the dental care landscape of Indianapolis, Greenfield, and surrounding areas. Dr. Pritchett’s expertise and genuine care for his patients have earned him a stellar reputation as a leading orthodontic specialist in the region.

Dr. Pritchett’s academic accolades and professional achievements further attest to his dedication to the field of dentistry. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from the Indiana University School of Dentistry in 1994 and was awarded Omicron Kappa Upsilon (Honorary Dental Society for top 5% of dental students across the country). He then completed his orthodontic residency at the University of North Carolina in 1997, receiving his Master of Science Degree and Orthodontic Specialist Certificate.

Dr. Pritchett’s commitment to excellence has been recognized through prestigious memberships in the American College of Dentists and the International College of Dentists. Acceptance of membership in these groups is less than 2% of the dentists nationally and worldwide.

Beyond his clinical practice, Dr. Pritchett is actively involved in various philanthropic endeavors and community initiatives. He is on the Speedway Action Committee in charge of obtaining lap sponsors for the Indy 500 and donations to the Speedway Museum for the Brickyard 400. In addition, Dr. Pritchett is a graduate of the FBI Citizens Academy Foundation working to promote greater understanding and support of the FBI, a Charter Member of the Eastside Kiwanis Chapter, and has been active as a Sunday School teacher in his church. His leadership roles in dental organizations, charitable boards, and community service projects underscore his commitment to making a positive impact both in and outside the dental field.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Dr. Pritchett finds joy in spending quality time with his family and engaging in hobbies such as scuba diving, attending Colts games, and horse racing. Together with his wife, Jennifer, and their daughter Gabrielle, Dr. Pritchett resides in Indianapolis and remains an integral part of the local community.

As Dr. John Pritchett continues to uphold the highest standards of dental care and patient satisfaction at Pritchett Orthodontics, his legacy of excellence and compassion in orthodontics shines brightly, inspiring smiles and transforming lives for generations to come.

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