Our Practice

Dr. Boller’s journey in orthodontics began right here in Northwest Indiana. As a proud graduate of Lake Central High School, she has deep roots in this community. That connection to home is the foundation of everything she does.

Dr. Boller pursued her undergraduate studies at Indiana University, where she majored in Studio Art, a passion that would later shape her whole approach to orthodontics. Her academic path took an unexpected turn when she was accepted into Indiana University School of Dentistry before completing her degree, a rare opportunity that reflected her exceptional academic record and commitment to her calling. She went on to earn her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree before completing her orthodontic residency at the University of Minnesota, ultimately returning to Indiana with a singular mission: to bring world-class orthodontic care to the community she loves.

Dr. Boller combines clinical precision with an artistic eye. She understands that orthodontics is about more than straight teeth. It’s about enhancing the overall harmony of the face, improving function, and building the kind of confidence that transforms lives.

Dr. Boller’s practice is built on a simple but increasingly rare principle: every patient deserves to be treated as an individual, not a number. As a true private practice, Boller Orthodontic Arts operates without the corporate structure that has become common in the industry, which means Dr. Boller is personally invested in every smile she treats, from the first consultation to the final result.

Dr. Boller has created an environment that feels welcoming, safe, and empowering for patients of all backgrounds. Her team reflects her values: warm, professional, and genuinely invested in each patient’s journey.

Her commitment to care extends well beyond Northwest Indiana. Dr. Boller has served on medical mission trips to Honduras, providing care to underserved children who would otherwise have no access to treatment. That same spirit of service shaped her time as a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago Craniofacial Center, where she trained the next generation of specialists. She has also lectured and co-authored a published article on the efficient management of hemifacial microsomia, contributing to the broader field of craniofacial care.

Outside the office, Dr. Boller is deeply involved in the local community. She supports local arts initiatives and believes in giving back to the region that has given so much to her family. In fact, one of her offices is located in the very building that once housed South Shore Arts, a beloved local art studio where her nephew took pottery lessons as a child. The connection runs even deeper: her high school art teachers were affiliated with South Shore Arts, and it was their belief in her that led to the scholarships she was awarded to study Studio Art at Indiana University.