Dr. Hogan is a general dentist, accomplished implant dentist, life-long learner, teacher, and father. He has a passion for his patients and personalizes his work. He coined the term We treat people, NOT teeth! He felt so strongly about this philosophy that he sought and obtained a copyright trademark on this and other similar phrases to distinguish the difference between caring for people and simply fixing teeth.
At age 17, Dr. Hogan turned down engineering scholarships at the University of Michigan (U of M) to follow his heart enlisting in the infantry of the United States Marine Corps (USMC.) After his enlistment, Dr. Hogan began his professional studies at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. There he majored in pre-medicine and anthropology/zoology. He followed onto dental school at the same university.
Additionally, at the Michigan school of Dentistry, he served student council and the community while concurrently receiving clinical accolades and awards notably in periodontics. He earned the Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree (DDS) in May 2003. From 2003 to 2006, Dr. Hogan again served in the armed forces as a Navy dentist and control officer. Lieutenant (Doctor) Hogan completed a hospital residency (GPR) at Portsmouth Naval Hospital in 2004.
His experience was focused in oral surgery to include dental implantology. In fact, his thesis and comprehensive treatment presentation was on 'Teeth in a Day' and Immediately loaded dental implants. From 2004 to 2006 he served as the only dentist aboard the USS Ashland, LSD-48. There he provided quality and comprehensive dental care to sailors, Marines, and foreign military.
Dr. Hogan resigned from military service in 2006 and partnered with Dr. Baxter, an internationally recognized icon in the field of implant dentistry. Naturally Dr. Baxter was a phenomenal mentor to Dr. Hogan in general and implant dentistry. Adding to his professional implant education, Dr. Hogan completed a 1-year postgraduate program (MAXI course) in dental implantology sponsored by the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID.) In the subsequent years he studied and took examinations in Chicago, IL with the AAID and ABOI earning his Associate Fellow, Honored Fellow and Diplomate implant credentials.
As of 2013, less than 500 dentists worldwide held this credential in implant dentistry. He performed well on examinations and would later be asked to lecture and teach dental implantology to other dentists. In fact, he serves as a board examiner for the AAID and assists the editor of the Journal of Oral Implantology. His lectures have been local, regional, national and even international. He had the honor of lecturing to dentists in Bologna, Italy in February 2013.
Dr. Hogan credits his happiness and success to his enlistment in the United States Marine Corps, good parents, friends and mentors along the way. He is a local Virginia Beach resident in the Shore Drive area and enjoys the Chesapeake Bay, the beach, boating, wake boarding, fishing, hunting, playing hockey, working out, and spending time with his family. He proudly supports his local community through fundraising, youth athletics, coaching and volunteerism.
Dr. Adam M. Hoganworks in a state-of-the-art dental center, designed to deliver exceptional patient care using the mostadvanced dental technology available. This allows the doctor to plan and perform precise, comfortable procedures with exceptional long-term benefits.
We are one of the only dental practices in Virginia Beach with a full-service, state-of-the-art dental lab on-site, featuring the incredibly advanced Zirkonzahn Dental Implant system. As a result, wedesign, scan, and manufacture even the most complex dental restorations right in our office.
At Full Implant Choice, we have a team of full-time lab technicians working in a state-of-the-art, in-house lab to digitally design, scan, and mill our patients dental restorations quickly while ensuring ideal aesthetics and long-term success.
With an in-house lab, you will be able to save time and doctor visits. We can make adjustments to your restorations shades and fit while you are in the office. Additionally, because we dont ship things out to another lab, you will be able to get your restoration quickly, with the results you want.
FACE HUNTER is an innovative, high-speed scanner that, when combined with the CAD/CAM software, provides a photo-realistic 3D digitalization of a patients face to create highly individualized remarkably precision dental prostheses.
With the Zirkonzahn Milling Unit on-site, our lab technicians are able to manufacture the longest-lasting and most natural-looking restorations available in a surprisingly short period of time, which, of course, saves you, the patient, time and doctor visits. Further, we can make adjustments to your restorations shades and fit while you are in the office.
This unit can mill titanium and zirconia material.Zirconia is a state-of-the-art implant material that is not only resistant to chips and fractures but also produces the natural appearance of healthy teeth and gums.
We've taken the next step in the progression of delivering crowns and straightening teeth in the quickest, most advanced way possible. Our new Medit video scanner now eliminates the need to take impressions (molds) in most cases. This intraoral scanner literally takes a video scan of your mouth, providing highly accurate virtual impressions. The benefit is that we no longer need to put goopy stuff in our patients' mouths, often causing a gag reflex, to get these impressions. This scanner improves the patient experience while at the same time increasing the quality of the impressions we use for dental implants and crowns.
Dr. Hogan has placed thousands of implants over the past 15 years. He enjoys meeting people and educating these new patients to make an informed decision regarding their individual treatment choices. You can trust that Dr. Hogan is a dentist with advanced training and experience in implant and reconstructive dentistry.
Each month in 2022, Dr. Hogan is regularly scheduled for 'Ask the Doctor,' on AM790 WNIS at 6 p.m. on the following days: -The first Saturday at 9 a.m. -The second (2nd) Thursday at 6 p.m. -The third (3rd) Thursday at 6 p.m. -The fourth(4th) Monday of each month at 6 p.m. *Dates and times *Dates and times are subject to change per the schedule of WNIS