Dr. Michael Kirchner graduated from the University of Indiana and went on to complete a general practice residency at the University of Toledo. At the Division of Hospital Dentistry, he studied techniques of sedation dentistry for anxious patients and complex dental surgery. After graduation, he continued his training at the internationally renowned Dawson Academy and Spear Education. Dr. Kirchner has also received advanced sedation training from DOCS and advanced denture training from Massad and the Geneva Dental Institute of Sacramento.
Dr. Kirchner routinely takes 10 times the amount of continuing education required of dentists in Indiana. That’s because he has a passion for staying on top of the latest research and tools in his field to help his patients. He has taken courses in anesthesia, prosthetics, esthetic dentistry, CAD/CAM, occlusion, TMD and facial pain, endodontics, rehabilitative dentistry, and more.
All smiles are welcome at Kirchner Dental. No matter how long it has been since your last visit, Dr. Kirchner and his team are here with solutions. We find success by using the perfect balance between advanced dental techniques and our patient-friendly approach. We can help you address your concerns to have a healthier, more beautiful smile.
Some people fear the big needle used to deliver the anesthesia. That needle is gone. Instead, we can deliver your anesthesia through The Wand™, which is a computer-controlled numbing system.
Get your dream Hollywood smile with cosmetic solutions that work for you!
Don’t wait weeks for a lab to make your dental crowns. Our CEREC machine uses three-dimensional scanning technology to create the perfect crown in a single visit.
Whether you’re just meeting the girls for lunch or you have an important meeting at work, you want to look your best. If you’ll make sure your clothes and hair look good, why not do the same with your teeth?
If your teeth are supposed to do one thing well, it’s chew. You need to chew your food so you can eat it. Dental implants can improve your ability to enjoy the foods you love once again!
Pain is a sign that something is wrong with your body. Some people think you have to be tough and deal with pain. While there’s some truth to that, your body is actually trying to tell you something.
