Dr. Kalbfleisch is currently an elected representative to the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario on behalf of the 1000 dentists in Halton and Peel. He was also President of the Canadian Association of Orthodontists in 1996 and as such was honoured to represent Canadian orthodontists within Canada and to the world. In this capacity, he also represented Canadian orthodontists as one of the founding associations in the World Federation of Orthodontists.

In 1996 Dr. Kalbfleisch was appointed to the Board of AboutFace International, a non-profit charitable organization committed to providing information, emotional support and community awareness to individuals/families affected by a facial difference.  Further charitable endeavours by Dr. Kalbfleisch and his partners at VILLAGEorthodontics include the sponsorship of the "Family/teen Lounge" in the Paediatric Department of the Credit Valley Hospital as well as the initiation and support of a "Children’s Gift Bag" program for young in-patients of CVH. Ongoing personal and practice support is also given to St. John’s United Church, the Salvation Army, the Food Bank, Big Brothers, Mississauga Epilepsy and in particular over the last few years… the Canadian Parkinson's Association.

Dr. Kalbfleisch has also served on the Faculty Council for the School of Dentistry at the University of Toronto as well as part of the U. of T. Graduate Orthodontic Alumni Association. He is a Past-President of the Toronto Orthodontic Study Club and Halton-Peel Dental Association. Dr. Kalbfleisch is also a Past-Governor of the Ontario Dental Association and is currently on staff at both the Credit Valley and Mississauga-Queensway (Trillium) Hospitals.  Of recent interest is Dr. Kalbfleisch's participation on the Ontario Dental Association's Health Policy and Government Relations Committee.  Dr. Kalbfleisch has also been the Scientific Chairman of the Canadian Association of Orthodontists National Convention (1987), the Program Chairman of the Great Lakes Association of Orthodontists Annual Convention (1988) and General Chairman of the 1998 Great Lakes Association of Orthodontists Scientific Meeting. In 2001 he was Chairman of the Technology Program of the American Association of Orthodontists meeting in Toronto.  One of Dr. Kalbfleisch's current passions is in the area of the utilization of technology in orthodontics and in particular the internet as a communication and educational tool for dentists across Canada.  Dr. Kalbfleisch was involved with the formation of "iCANADEN"... internet CANAdian DENtistry and currently volunteers as the List Administrator of the Email Lists ORTHOcanada and iCANADEN.

Dr. Kalbfleisch completed his dentistry degree (D.D.S.) at the University of Western Ontario in 1980 following which he completed an internship at the Hospital for Sick Children, graduate orthodontic training at the University of Toronto (D. Ortho. - 1983) and a Masters of Science degree at U. of T. (M.Sc.- 1988). During his post-graduate training he remained associated with the Facial Centre at the Hospital for Sick Children as a Part-time Consultant.  Dr. Kalbfleisch has subsequently achieved Fellowship status in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada ( FRCD(C) ) and the Pierre Fauchard Academy.

AWARDS
Previous awards include the Board of Governor’s Scholarship at the University of Western Ontario, a National Research Council Summer Research Scholarship (2nd year dentistry), Mosby Educational Book Award for high academic standing (2nd year dentistry), Centennial Pediatric Dentistry Award (3rd year), Dean’s Honour List (4th year), American Academy of Periodontology Award (4th year), American Academy of Oral Radiology Award (4th year) and the Fourth Year Clinical Paedodontic’s Award. Dr. Kalbfleisch is also a member of the "W" Club at the University of Western Ontario for which membership is based on having participated in intercollegiate sports for at least four years while at university.

MEMBERSHIPS
Dr. Kalbfleisch is currently a member of the Canadian Association of Orthodontists, the American Association of Orthodontists, the Ontario Association of Orthodontists, the European Orthodontic Society, the American Cleft Palate - Craniofacial Association, the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the Canadian Dental Association, the Ontario Dental Association plus others.  He is also a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada.

CONTINUING EDUCATION
Dr. Kalbfleisch has authored several articles on orthodontics as well as on the specific area of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in both Canadian and American Journals. Dr. Kalbfleisch’s Masters of Science degree (University of Toronto - 1988) focused on Obstructive Sleep Apnea in adults and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in children. Dr. Kalbfleisch also helped co-author a Canadian Dental Association booklet on orthodontics.

Dr. Kalbfleisch  continued to teach as one of the clinical orthodontic staff in the Graduate Orthodontic Program at the University of Toronto for over twenty years. His area of responsibility with the graduate residents has mainly been Adult Orthodontics including craniomandibular disorders (TMJ /facial problems) which subsequently has become one of his areas of special clinical interest although his younger patients remain his first love.  Starting in the 2000-2001 school year, Dr. Kalbfleisch also coordinated a course  for  the Senior year Orthodontic Graduate Students on "Business/Practice Management" which also incorporated lectures on finance/investment planning.

Dr. Murrell received his B.Sc. degree from the University of Alberta. His Doctor of Dental Surgery degree followed this from the University of Toronto. After working in Northern Ontario for one year, Dr. Murrell attended the University of Manitoba where he received his specialist degree in orthodontics as well as a Masters of Science Degree.  Dr. Murrell is a proud Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, after having completed a most vigorous set of written, clinical and oral examinations.

While pursuing his academic goals, Dr. Murrell also achieved extracurricular success as the captain of the varsity basketball team at the University of Alberta and the University of Toronto. At the University of Toronto, he broke the school’s single season scoring records for most points in a season. In addition, while at the University of Toronto he led the nation in scoring (CIAU). Further to this, Dr. Murrell was an All Canadian Member for basketball at the University of Toronto and the University of Alberta.

Dr. Murrell has served as the President of the Toronto Orthodontic Study Club and Chairman of the Canadian Association of Orthodontist’s Scientific Meeting, President of the Halton Peel Dental Association, and is on staff at the Credit Valley Hospital and the Mississauga-Queensway Hospitals.

Dr. Murrell continues to stay current and increases his knowledge within orthodontics and dentistry by pursuing continuing education as well as through membership in various dental associations. At this time, Dr. Murrell holds membership in The World Federation of Orthodontics, The American Association of Orthodontists, The Canadian Association of Orthodontists, The Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Canada, The Ontario Dental Association and The Canadian Dental Association.  

Dr. Murrell also is involved in the use of Invisalign orthodontic treatment (an invisible alternative means of treatment). In addition, Dr. Murrell is a practicing member of The American Association of Lingual Orthodontics (braces from behind the teeth-invisible).

Dr. Murrell is the author of several articles, which have been published in both American and Canadian Orthodontic/Dental Journals. He has given lectures and taught in the Orthodontic Department at both the University of Toronto and the University of Manitoba.

Dr. Murrell works in the community by participating as a motivational speaker at various functions, which is a very cherished position and something he feels honoured to do. In addition, Dr. Murrell is a mentor for adolescents in a program aimed at encouraging youth interests in higher education and career planning.

Dr. Murrell is married to his wonderful wife, Liza, who has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. They have four wonderful children: two girls, Taylor and Jordan, and two boys, Sabastian and Nolan. In their spare time, Dr. Murrell, his wife and children enjoy the outdoors, playing golf, skiing, and travelling. Most of all they love and cherish spending time with each other.

Dr. Levin has been active in the Mississauga community for 32 years.  His goal has been to make a difference in the lives of his patients.  This goal has been achieved by promoting continued lifelong learning and personal development.  He is proud that many of his former patients have gone on to exemplary careers to fulfill their dreams.  Several of his patients have become dentists and now 5 have become orthodontists.

Dr. Levin graduated from the University of Toronto, achieving both his dental degree, Doctor in Dental Surgery, and his orthodontic specialty certification.  Between these endeavours,  he spent a year in an oral surgery residency at the University of Pittsburgh’s Montefiore Hospital.

Education has been a major tenet and long-term commitment for Dr. Levin.  He was active in teaching at the University of Toronto, graduate orthodontic department, where he was involved in the development of the Adult Orthodontic Programme.  He received his 25 Year Academic Service Award from the University of Toronto in the year 2000.  He has taught at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as given continued education courses to general dentists across Canada and the United States.

As a leader in the dental and orthodontic communities, Dr. Levin has been a President of the Halton-Peel Dental Association, the Toronto Alpha Omega Dental Society, the Ontario Association of Orthodontists, and the Great Lakes Association of Orthodontists, a constituent of the American Association of Orthodontists.  He was General Chairman of the annual meeting of the American Association of Orthodontists that was held in Toronto, a meeting that drew 17,000 people from around the world.  He has been elected to the Board of Governors of the Ontario Dental Association, and received the Service Award from the ODA for his participation.  He has been elected to serve on the Faculty Council, Dental Faculty, University of Toronto.  In addition, he has also been elected to the House of Delegates of the American Association of Orthodontists, its governing body.

Through the Paul and Geri Levin Charitable Foundation, there has been continual support for community projects.  In addition, with the support of his partners, Credit Valley Hospital has been the recipient of several initiatives over many years, supporting mainly the pediatric and teen patient areas.  Dr. Levin has served on several fundraising committees for the University of Toronto, and is a member of the University’s President’s Circle.  He has also been on the Board of Directors of Mississauga Opera during its founding years.

Recently, his peers have honoured him by electing him to Fellowship in the Academy of Dentistry International, and Fellowship in the International College of Dentists.

Dr. Levin maintains memberships in the Toronto Orthodontic Study Club, Toronto Alpha Omega Dental Society, Great Lakes Association of Orthodontists, Ontario Dental Association, Canadian Dental Association, Canadian Association of Orthodontists, and the American Association of Orthodontists.

He continues to meet monthly with 5 other orthodontists to discuss difficult clinical cases, and to share ongoing continuing education.

When not in the office, Dr. Levin shares his life with his wife of 37 years, Geri, and their two children Alyssa and Mara.  While both children live in the United States, he is particularly proud of them.  Alyssa has followed in his footsteps as an orthodontist in Phoenix, and Mara, a marketing manager with Estee Lauder, with her husband, reside in New York City.

Dr. Levin enjoys his spare time watching his family develop into strong independent members of society.  While perched upon his motorcycle, he ponders his lucky days, and recently rode up to the Grand Canyon.  While his golf game is unsettled, he does enjoy his time on the links.  Fly fishing is a passion that he pursues when time allows.  During the winter, skiing is still a rush, but during the summer he loves to hike with his children.

The newest member of the VILLAGE ORTHOdontics team, Dr. Bart Iwasiuk (we like to call him Dr. Bart) was born in Poland, and moved to Toronto at the age of 10 with his parents and a younger brother. He graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Science degree in Math and Physics in 1994, and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1998. 

He was a recipient of multiple awards including the Dr. Alan. K. Joe Scholarship in orthodontics, the Xi Psi Phi Honour Key Award, a two time winner of the Partridge-Luks Centennial award, as well as being named the "Most Outstanding Male Athlete”.  Most recently the Royal Collage of Dentists of Canada has awarded him a title of “Fellow" in orthodontics.  He is a member of many associations in both Canada and the United States.

His dental training provided him with the unique opportunity to serve externships at the Weeneebayko General Hospital, the Moose Factory Aboriginal Reserve Ontario, and the Academisch Centrum Tandheelkunde Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands. He also spent several months living in London England working at the mathematics department at the South Bank University.

Upon completing his dental training, Dr. Bart pursued a General Practice Residency at the University of Washington in Seattle. For his outstanding performance and commitment to the program he was given the rank of Chief Resident, and became a part-time clinical instructor at the University of Washington. During his subsequent year in Seattle he was able to work closely with several Orthodontists, Paedodontists and Pediatric Oral Surgeons. Most of his pre-orthodontic exposure was thus focused on children born with facial deformities and/or suffering from severe systemic illnesses.