Dr Martin grew up in Rose Creek Minn., Mitchell, Ia and Joplin, Mo. He attended both undergraduate and dental school at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. After completing dental school Dr Martin trained with dentists from The POS group. During this time he has extensive training in Orthodontics and orthopedic appliances. After completing dental school he purchased a practce from James Dixon in Clinton, Iowa. Dr Martin was a member of the American Dental Association, Iowa Dental Association and Clinton County Dental Association during the years he practiced in Iowa. Dr Martin now is a member of the American Dental Association, Nebraska Dental Association and Lincoln Dental Association, and Academy of Sports Dentistry. He is a fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry and has now achieved Mastership level. Continuing education keeps his passion for dentistry alive, and enhances his skills to benefit his patients. Selected for 2020 Whos Who in America. In 2011 Dr Martin Started running and has now lost 130lbs in the process of getting fit. In 2015 he finished the fu[[ Lincoln Marathon and 21 other half marathons as of 2018. Looking at some old photos you can see the difference in his appearance. Also now that he challenged himself with fitness he also is learning to dance. So far doing West Coast Swing, Argentine tango, Salsa, country 2-step, and Waltz. In 2014 you may have seen Dr. Martins halloween display on Channel 8 News. Its is an impressive collection of homemade items and special effects built by Dr. Martin. Dr Martin owned a cute King Charles Spaniel named Cali who passed in Nov 2017. Dr Martins new dog Kinzie is a King Charles Spaniel also.
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Rating 3.7 out of 5 based on 3 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestShauna Nilsen
5 years ago
Dr. Martin has been mine and my kids dentist for over 10 years. He is amazing, compassionate, and I will never go anywhere else. I started with him when I lived in Lincoln. 6 years ago I moved to Omaha and we STILL commute to his Waverly office to be seen by a professional whom we trust!
Derrick Reed
5 years ago
Dr. Dennis C. Martin, DDS Was referred to Dr Martin by a family member. Was in serious pain, needed a root canal. I am very thankful that he sent me to an endodontist for the actual root canal. However there were serious issues with the crown he placed and the work he did for me. After the temp was removed and the permanent tooth was placed, the tooth he put in my mouth was huge, way out of place. Did not ever feel right. Returned 3 to 4 times in an attempt to let him make it right. The best the tooth had felt within this whole process was shortly after the visit to the endodontist before the temporary crown was placed. I couldn't take the pain any more and hired another dentist. My new dentist took one look at the atrocity and said I'm sorry but that needs to be re done, this was before any x rays or anything else was done. He pulled Dr Martin's permanent crown off and proceeded to dig glue out of my gum for quite some time, so much glue that we actually joked about it for the rest of the appointment. The new dentist informed me that we saved the tooth after all was said and done. I would have complained more and made him redo the crown but I had reached a point where I couldn't let him hurt me any more and hired someone else to fix it. I paid twice for a crown that should have been fixed the first time.
Shauna Nilsen
5 years ago
Dr. Martin has been mine and my kids dentist for over 10 years. He is amazing, compassionate, and I will never go anywhere else. I started with him when I lived in Lincoln. 6 years ago I moved to Omaha and we STILL commute to his Waverly office to be seen by a professional whom we trust!
Derrick Reed
6 years ago
Dr. Dennis C. Martin, DDS Was referred to Dr Martin by a family member. Was in serious pain, needed a root canal. I am very thankful that he sent me to an endodontist for the actual root canal. However there were serious issues with the crown he placed and the work he did for me. After the temp was removed and the permanent tooth was placed, the tooth he put in my mouth was huge, way out of place. Did not ever feel right. Returned 3 to 4 times in an attempt to let him make it right. The best the tooth had felt within this whole process was shortly after the visit to the endodontist before the temporary crown was placed. I couldn't take the pain any more and hired another dentist. My new dentist took one look at the atrocity and said I'm sorry but that needs to be re done, this was before any x rays or anything else was done. He pulled Dr Martin's permanent crown off and proceeded to dig glue out of my gum for quite some time, so much glue that we actually joked about it for the rest of the appointment. The new dentist informed me that we saved the tooth after all was said and done. I would have complained more and made him redo the crown but I had reached a point where I couldn't let him hurt me any more and hired someone else to fix it. I paid twice for a crown that should have been fixed the first time.
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