Dr. Martin Hogan, associate professor and residency director of the general dentistry program, Loyola University Health System

Dr. Martin Hogan joins Loyola University Health System in the division of general dentistry as an associate professor in the surgery department at the Stritch School of Medicine. He will also lead the dentistry division's residency program.

Hogan will work on cosmetic dentistry, implants and dental treatment for the medically compromised at Loyola's Oral Health Center in Maywood.

Before joining Loyola, he was an associate at the Advanced Family Dental Care practice in Schaumburg. He earned his doctorate of dental surgery at University of Michigan School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor. He completed his residency in general dental practice at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and worked there in hospital dentistry before going into private practice.

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( August 10, 2012 )

Dr. Martin Hogan joins Loyola University Health System in the division of general dentistry as an associate professor in the surgery department at the Stritch School of Medicine. He will also lead the dentistry division's residency program. Hogan will work on cosmetic dentistry, implants and dental treatment for the medically compromised at Loyola's Oral Health Center in Maywood. Before joining Loyola, he was an associate at the Advanced Family Dental Care practice in Schaumburg. He earned his doctorate of dental surgery at University of Michigan School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor. He completed his residency in general dental practice at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and worked there in hospital dentistry before going into private practice.

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