AAOP Member Directory

Be an Active member and a licensed dentist (DDS., DMD. or equivalent degree) who has demonstrated a minimum of five (5) years of an exceptional understanding of the treatment of temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain through graduate or post graduate training, research or clinical experience, or graduated from an advanced university-based orofacial pain program that is equivalent to at least a 2-year full-time program, and have passed the American Board of Orofacial Pain Examination.

Be a licensed dentist (DDS, DMD or equivalent degree) or be a licensed physician (MD or DO or equivalent degree) or be a non-dental or non-physician allied health care professional or researcher in good standing within the state or country within which they practice

Be a licensed dentist in good standing, Have been an Active Member in good standing for ten (10) consecutive years. Be retired from active participation in their profession but may be paid to teach two or fewer days per week. These members are generally retired.

shall possess the following qualifications. They shall: Have been an Active Member in good standing for less than ten (10) consecutive years. Be retired from active participation in their profession but may be paid to teach two or fewer days per week.

Be a current full-time dental or post-graduate dental student in good academic standing, and one of the following: A licensed Dentist in an accredited post-doctoral full-time university residency program or a graduate in past 12 months or a A full time, current undergraduate dental student.

Honorary Membership may be granted by the Council to individual who have made outstanding contributions to their profession even if not directly involved in orofacial pain and/or temporomandibular disorders.