Dr. Bruce Steven Haskell

Dr.
Bruce S. Haskell, D.M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Haskell is a board-certified Orthodontist who has served
the Louisville area in private practice since 1978. A member
of the American Association of Orthodontists, Dr. Haskell is
on the faculty of the University of Louisville School of
Dentistry and is currently a full clinical professor.
An internationally respected author and lecturer in
orthodontics, Dr. Haskell has published works in biomechanics,
diagnostics, early treatment, habit modification and dento-facial
orthodontics. He also holds patents for state-of-the-art
orthodontic devices that are widely used throughout the
country. Dr. Haskell’s patients have even been on the covers
of Teen and Time magazines.
While Dr. Haskell provides virtually all types of orthodontic
treatment, his practice shows special interest in:
Straightening crooked
teeth in children and adults.
Treating younger
children with a developing underbite.
Habit modification
for problems such as thumb sucking.
Correcting
…long-standing alignment problems in adults.
Treating
temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) related to
malocclusions of the teeth and jaw.
Personal 
Dr. Haskell is married. He and his wife Joy have three
daughters. Physically active in his off-hours, he enjoys a
diversity of hobbies including photography (many of his works
are displayed in his office and can be viewed on the
Personal/Photography section of the Haskell website),
recumbent bicycle riding, hiking and camping, as well as
boating and amateur radio.
Honors Received
The Dewell Award (Co-Recipient) – Given to Dr. Haskell in
1991 by the American Association of Orthodontists for the most
outstanding contribution of the year to published scientific
literature in orthodontics. This and other articles by Dr.
Haskell may be read in their entirety
on this website.
Distinguished Teaching Professor (Part Time) – A
university-wide award for the most outstanding teaching
professors, given by the University of Louisville in 1999.
Listed in The Best Dentists in America 2004-2005, as chosen by
a nationwide panel of other dentists and as reported in
Kentucky Monthly.