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Cranford Dentist Voted One of State's Favorite For Kids

New Jersey Family magazine gave top honors to a local dentist.

. resident of Cranford, has been voted one of “New Jersey’s Favorite Kid’s Docs 2012” by New Jersey Family magazine.

Dr. Krause has also been named a “Best of 2012” Orthodontist by Orthodontic Products Magazine. Nominations were from orthodontists, referring dentists and colleagues nationwide. Twelve New Jersey orthodontists were included in the national listing.

Nominations were judged by the five orthodontist members of the editorial advisory board with input from hundreds of members of the nationwide orthodontic community on what makes each nominee exceptional among the many practitioners of the orthodontic specialty.

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Editor of the publication, Christopher Piehler, wrote that “Our goal was to have as many members of the orthodontic community as possible proudly point out the strength of their profession. They share the honor of having been recognized by their peers as someone who goes beyond what is necessary and earns the title “the best."

Dr. Krause is a graduate of University of Virginia cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa; University of Maryland where he earned his D.D.S.; and Temple University where he received the M.S. in orthodontics. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics; a NJ Monthly Top Dentist; Consumers Research Council Top Orthodontist; holds an orthodontic retainer patent with 18 patent claims and license; and has received numerous county, state and national dental associations awards. His office is at 118 North Ave. West, Cranford.   

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