Dr. Carlotto is the proud owner of Carlotto Orthodontics. He has over 10 years of private practice experience, and his favorite part about being an orthodontist is transforming his patients’ smiles and bites. He also enjoys spending one-on-one time with his patients and getting to know them and their families over time. To learn more about Dr. Carlotto’s experience and inspiration for entering the dental field, continue reading below.
Why Did You Decide to Become an Orthodontist?
Dr. Carlotto went to dental school because he knew he wanted to be in healthcare. While in dental school, he decided to become an orthodontist because he enjoyed creating customized treatment plans for patients to help them achieve a better bite and smile.
Where Did You Study Dentistry?
Dr. Carlotto attended Tufts University for his undergraduate studies and Harvard School of Dental Medicine for his Doctor of Dental Medicine. He then went on to earn his Certificate in Orthodontics and Master of Science from The Ohio State University.
As an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), Dr. Carlotto is dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in his field, allowing him to offer first-class care to his patients. He is proficient in aligners, braces, and other orthodontic appliances and regularly treats patients of all ages. He’s also a guest lecturer at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine.
Outside of the Office, What Do You Like to Do?
Dr. Carlotto is originally from Waterbury, Connecticut. His wife, Ashley, is the Office Manager at Carlotto Orthodontics, and together, they have two cats and a dog. Dr. Carlotto feels blessed to have many loving and supportive relatives.
In his free time, Dr. Carlotto enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching good TV and movies, traveling to Block Island, where his family has been vacationing for several decades, history, and sports (including UConn basketball and all of the pro Boston teams!). An interesting fact about Dr. Carlotto is that he was raised by his mother and maternal grandparents, and as a young adult, he changed his last name to “Carlotto” to honor his grandparents and proudly carry on their name.
