Dr. Dr. Trevor Nichols, DMD, MPH

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Renowned Orthodontist, Lecturer, and Author Dedicated to Exceptional Smile Transformations

Phoenix, AZ—A leading figure in orthodontics, Dr. Nichols has made a significant impact on his patients and the global orthodontic community. With a career dedicated to the art and science of smile transformation, Dr. Nichols combines his extensive training and hands-on experience to create breathtaking smiles for thousands of patients worldwide.

From a young age, he knew he wanted to enter medicine. His passion for medicine and art culminated in a fulfilling career where he could make a tangible difference in people’s lives. As the first doctor in his family, he takes pride in his achievements and is continually inspired by the positive changes he fosters in his practice. 

Throughout his academic career, Dr. Nichols completed his undergraduate degree at Arizona State University as valedictorian before pursuing advanced studies at AT Still University, where he graduated from both the dental and orthodontic programs as class president.. His rigorous academic background has provided him with a solid foundation in dental and orthodontic principles, which he continuously builds upon through ongoing education and collaboration with peers.

As a board-certified orthodontist by the American Board of Orthodontics, he exemplifies professionalism and commitment to the highest standards of care in orthodontics. His dedication to his craft has led him to travel extensively, sharing his insights and expertise through lectures and seminars across the globe. He believes that knowledge is best when shared, and he is passionate about empowering other orthodontists to provide the best possible care for their patients.

Dr. Nichols’ approach to orthodontics transcends the traditional focus on straightening teeth. He understands that a beautiful smile can transform lives, boosting confidence and enhancing self-esteem. His comprehensive treatment plans are tailored to meet each patient’s unique needs, ensuring that every smile is straight, harmonious, and aesthetically pleasing.

In addition to his clinical practice, he is a published author, contributing to various dental journals and orthodontic publications. His research and articles serve as valuable resources for practitioners and patients, furthering the understanding of orthodontic techniques and innovations.

Recently, Phoenix Magazine honored Dr. Nichols with the Top Dentist Award, recognizing his dedication and skill in the field. He frequently shares his expertise through lectures, enriching the orthodontic community and inspiring the next generation of dental professionals.

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