Meet Dr. Moody
Dr. Moody Alexander joined the practice in the summer of 1995. After graduating from Arlington High School, he headed to Texas Tech University and earned his Pre-Dental degree. He chose at this point to join the staff of Campus Crusades for Christ, an interdenominational Christian ministry. He served with Campus Crusade for three years at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Working with collage students, he further developing his relationship building skills and love for people.
Dr. Moody then returned to Texas and received his dental degree (DDS) and orthodontics degree (MS) from Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas. He is an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists as well as the Southwestern Society of Orthodontists. 
Dr. Moody is also a member of the Texas Orthodontic Study Club. In 2002, he won the study’s prestigious C.T. Rowland Award for outstanding new member. Since that time he has won the Westfall and Shudy awards, given for outstanding clinical works. Most recently Dr. Moody became a diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, a status attained by only by only 25% of practicing orthodontics. He is currently a Clinical Professor in the Orthodontic Department of Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas and enjoys lecturing on the Alexander Discipline both nationally and internationally.
Dr. Moody and his wife, Emily are proud parents of six children, Hill, Wick, Avery, Isabelle, and recently adopted Seth and Abe. They are active in their local church and enjoy spending time together outdoors, going to Ranger games and the multiple sporting activities the kids are involved in. Dr. Moody spends considerable time being involved in the community, specifically with the Downtown Arlington Management Corporation, where he currently is chairman of the Board of Directors, Downtown Rotary Club, and Dental Health for Arlington, of which he has been president of the Board of Directors.
Meet Dr. A
Dr. Wick Alexander has been practicing orthodontics in Arlington, Texas since 1964, having treated over 14,000 patients. After graduating from Texas Tech University, he received his dental degree (DDS) and orthodontic degree (MSD) from the Texas Dental Branch in Houston. Upon completion, he and his wife Janna moved to Arlington to begin an orthodontic practice. Dr. A enjoys being a Clinical Professor in the Orthodontic Department of Baylor College of Dentistry, a position he has held for almost 40 years. He fondly recalls teaching a significant number of orthodontists practicing today in the Metroplex and in Arlington. His primary focus over the years has been to produce the highest quality of orthodontic results in the world. An unexpected result of this quest has been the evolution of the Alexander Discipline, and orthodontic technique currently used by almost 20% of the world's orthodontists.
Dr. A enjoys traveling the globe teaching orthodontists things he has learned over 40 years. He has traveled to Japan and other Asian countries, Germany, France, Italy, Poland, and Russia, as well as multiple sites in the United States. There are currently twenty Alexander Discipline study clubs world wide. He has also authored a textbook and numerous scientific articles published in various orthodontic journals.
Aside from orthodontics, Dr. A has served as a member of the Arlington City Council, chaired Tarrant County's United Way efforts and worked with Arlington's YMCA, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the Boys Club. He also enjoys anything to do with Texas Tech University and being a grandfather. He and Janna are charter members of the Trinity United Methodist Church in Arlington. They have three grown children, all graduates of Arlington public schools, and nine grandchildren. Their oldest son, Dr. Chuck Alexander, practices orthodontics in Montrose, Colorado. Dr. Moody Alexander assumes a leadership role in the Arlington Practice. Their daughter, Shanna Argote, lives with her husband in Costa Rica.