Dr. Kachorek displayed a talent for art early on in life. In addition to his artistic abilities, he was also a hardworking child with a propensity towards achieving his goals. In high school, he discovered his love for biology. A natural combination of his artistic aptitude and scientific interest was dentistry.
Earning his bachelor's degree in biology and then continuing on to dental school at the University of Detroit, Dr. Kachorek dedicated himself to his studies. After a 6 month associateship, he opened his own practice in 1984.
Dr. Kachorek is a member of the American Dental Association, the Michigan Dental Association, and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is an advocate of continuing education to maintain the standards of excellence in his field. He is currently working towards his Masters in the Academy of General Dentistry. This is an accreditation earned by less than 1% of dentists nationwide.
Compared to getting a new denture, partial, or having a traditional bridge made, dental implants are the only type of restoration that mimics the look and feel of natural teeth. As such, they've become the gold standard for tooth replacement treatments in modern dentistry.
Non-Invasive to Other Teeth - A traditional bridge calls for reshaping healthy virgin teeth on either side of the missing one, permanently altering their structure. Implants are stand-alone restorations that function independently of other teeth.
Enhance Your Facial Profile and Bone Anatomy - By design, implants trigger bone development in the area where they are placed. This permanently fuses the implant to the mouth and preserves natural bone height in the jaw, limiting the 'sunken' appearance usually seen after tooth loss.